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In Ireland’s complex troubles, lessons for India (The Hindu, GS-2, Governance)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper IIContext:- The communal clashes of April in Northern Ireland caught the media attention of many countries, but not in India. The clash was between Protestant and catholic Christian. Why:- complex…
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- May 7, 2021
Social murder and the missing state(The Hindu, GS-2, Governance)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIContext:- This Pandemic has led to death of millions in india and worse about economy, and government has said that they are not responsible for the destruction caused by the…
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- May 7, 2021
TRIFOOD SCHEMES
Current AffairsGS paper-3, welfare schemes Source- pib concerned Ministry Ministry of Tribal Affairs Ministry of food processing and industries objective of the scheme It aims to enhance the income of tribals…
Read moreNew assessment system for class 10th
Current AffairsGS PAPER-2, EDUCATION SOURCE- THE HINDU Context The Central Board of Secondary Education has released its objective Criterion on the basis of class 10th will be assessed following the cancellation…
Read moreWorkers’ income fell by 17%, says report (The Hindu, Economy, GS-3)
Current Affairs GS Paper IIIContext:- Due to Covid-19 and Covid-2.0 led to income decrease by 17% in overall sectors. Effects of COVID-19:- In-formalization of employments Increase in the unemployment. Decrease in the demand 100…
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- May 6, 2021
Against excess (The Hindu, GS-2 Polity)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper IIContext:- Maharashtra government has given Maratha reservation in educational institutions and in the public services. High court of Bombay has upheld the validity based on the state social and economic…
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- May 6, 2021
Balance of Payment
Current AffairsGS PAPER-3 , ECONOMY SOURCE- HINDUSTAN TIMES The outcome of the total transactions of an economy with the outside world in one year is known as the balance of…
Read moreInternational Monetary and Financial Committee
Current AffairsGS PAPER-3,ECONOMY SOURCE- HINDUSTAN TIMES The IMFC has 24 members, drawn from the pool of 187 governors. Its structure mirrors that of the Executive Board and its 24 constituencies. As…
Read moreAn issue of lives versus livelihoods’(GS-2,3 Economy , social Justice, The Hindu)
Current Affairs Governance GS Paper II GS Paper IIIContext:- a bleak future, with job losses, loss of rented accommodations, a lack of sustainable income and savings to ensure food, transportation back to villages or any other emergency including…
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- May 5, 2021
A COVID blot on India’s foreign policy canvas (International relation, GS-2 the hindu)
Current Affairs GS Paper II International relationContext:- Covid has forced india to accept foreign aid after a gap of 17 years. This has bound to have far-reaching strategic implications for India. COVID 2.0 has quickened the…
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- May 5, 2021
