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Junior Science Refresher published this article 11 unfortunately most people with disability come from the notsoprivileged section of society which is often deprived from quality education and hence finds it difficult to converse in english. accessible tools such as narrator with their ability to narrate text in hindi will make an empowering impact on the lives of common local language users and not just people with disability. questions 1) artificial intelligence (ai) has changed from a technology with potential to an instrument of national importance explain in what way it can prove to be a strategic instrument in the hand of government to address challenges across sectors. rtm for development the importance of realtime monitoring Junior Science Refresher buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article 10 now you can compose your mail in english and translate it in the language of your choice before pressing the send button. such experiences of communication among people using different languages may go a long way in breaking the linguistic barriers. the recently released data of census of india 2011 indicates a robust growth in the number of people speaking local languages. rise in these numbers coupled with increased technological awareness expectations and a higher per capita income are expected to encourage a greater demand for local language products and services. products enriched by artificial intelligence have the potential to empower this section of society and help boost overall productivity. screen reader connects with hindi disability coupled with inability to use english language multiplies the challenges that people with disability face as most accessible technologies and tools dont understand indian languages Shine india monthly magazine buy.

Banking Service Chronicle

Banking Service Chronicle published this article 1 three decades later the internet has been truly adopted by governments across the globe with full gusto. social media has become a game changer in the way federal regional and local government agencies are engaging interacting and communicating with citizens. the indian government has rapidly adopted the latest digital technologies and embraced new forms of social media communication tools in the discharge of its governance and administrative duties. the government of indias ambitious digital india programme is aimed at transforming india into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy Banking Service Chronicle buy.

Wednesday, July 27, 2022

Competition in focus Magazine

Competition in focus Magazine

Competition in focus Magazine Published this article page no 21 citizen engagement social media act as a medium for continuous engagement between governments and its citizens. the indian governments mygov platform has proven to be popular with citizens engagement and participation. citizen grievances & support social media has emerged as a very impactful realtime channel for citizen grievances and support. most citizen services (specially the public facing ones) maintain active accounts on social media and encourage citizens to directly reach out with their grievances. the two examples below are common on social media these days–the first one is about a traffic complaint to mumbai police while the other one is a realtime grievance filed by a traveller on indian railways to the railways bengaluru division. law & order Competition in focus Magazine buy.

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Tuesday, July 26, 2022

Banking Service Chronicle

Banking Service Chronicle Published this article page no 30 the key objective of the sbm phase ii is to make villages across india odf plus villages. an odf plus village is a village that sustains its open defecationfree (odf) status and also ensures solid and liquid waste management and is visually clean. capacity building the role of swachhagrahis remains important even in phase ii. they may be able to play the same active role with sustained engagement capacity strengthening and sharpening and providing them appropriate incentives for their sustained engagement. role of panchayati raj institutions (pris) pris play even a greater and very important role in phase ii especially after the earmarked provision for sanitation activities by the 15th finance commission. the way forward Banking Service Chronicle buy.

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Competition success magazine use full for civil services students Published this article page no 21 dedicated cadres of ganga saviors are working to reach out to the community and create awareness. research policy& knowledge management (gyan ganga) centre for ganga management & study was set up at iit kanpur for longterm basin studies technology development. a new paradigm for planning for river cities to mainstream river health in urban planning and a national framework for reuse of treated wastewater are being formulated. namami gange is now leading to the development of arth ganga model linking the economic development of the ganga basin with ecological improvement and ganga rejuvenation competition success review buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 6 the government launched jal jeevan mission (jjm) to provide functional household tap connection (fhtc) to every rural household (har ghar nal se jalhgnsj) by 2024. in the union budget of 2021 22 universal coverage of water supply and swachh bharat mission had a special focus. the government is already working on many initiatives to solve the water crisis but several issues need consideration by various stakeholders to ease the implementation of various schemes of the central and state government. to tackle these issues a nationwide movement (campaign) named nisarg raksha on environmental conservation and water rejuvenation was launched. this movement will be driven by people and it will be a peoples movement Shine india monthly magazine.

Banking services chronicle

Banking services chronicle published this article page no 1 taking water to every home and soul tashigang an innocuouslooking village in lahaul and spiti situated at 15256 feet above sea level has the rare distinction of being the highest polling booth in the world. recently it achieved another impossible feat the first household tap water connection was provided in the village in september 2020.stories like that of tashigang are one part of a series of success stories of jal jeevan mission. as per one study conducted by who the mission resulted in averting more than 300000 deaths (diarrhea and proteinenergy malnutrition) between 2014 and october 2019. the environmental impact of the swachh bharat mission on water soil and food study by unicef found that in terms of faecal contamination nonodf villages were on average 11.25 times more likely to have their groundwater sources contaminated Banking services chronicle buy.

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Monday, July 25, 2022

General knowledge Refresher

General knowledge Refresher

General knowledge Refresher Published this article page no 51 landmark curt cases in rder t bring unifrmity the curts have ften said in their judgements in cases like shah ban case (1985) sarla mudgal case (1995) daniel latifi case that the gvernment shuld mve twards a ucc. anticnversin laws why in news? the karnataka legislative assembly passed the karnataka right t freedm f religin bill 2021 cmmnly referred t as the anticnversin bill. states that have anticnversin laws currently there are at least nine states in the cuntry where legislatins n unlawful cnversins are in frce disha madhya pradesh arunachal pradesh gujarat himachal pradesh chhattisgarh jharkhand uttarakhand and uttar pradesh 8 imprtant curt verdicts n anticnversin laws rev. stainislaus vs state f madhya pradesh & rs (1977) curt upheld the cnstitutinality f earliest anticnversin statutes in madhya pradesh and rissa. freedm t prpagate nes religin as stipulated under article 25 (1) did nt grant a fundamental right t cnvert anther persn General knowledge Refresher buy.

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Sunday, July 24, 2022

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knowledge quest monthly magazine knowledge Published this article page no 21 first shipment of gi certified bhalia variety of wheat has been exported to kenya and sri lanka from gujarat.the crop is grown mostly across bhal region of gujarat which includes ahmadabad anand kheda bhavanagar surendranagar bharuch districts.the unique characteristic of the wheat variety is that it is grown in rainfed condition without irrigation. it has high protein content and is sweet in taste. assam judima rice winejudima a homemade rice wine of assamsdimasa tribe has become the first traditional brew in all of northeast to bag a gi tag.to produce judima dimasa tribe usesa glutinous rice called bora (indigenous to the region) and bark of a plant called thembra (acacia pennata) collected from forests surrounding the region knowledge quest monthly magazine knowledge buy.

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General knowledge refresher

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General knowledge refresher Published this article page no 12 recently some of them have engaged in collecting minor forest produce like giloy through shgs under pradhan mantri van dhan yojana run by trifed. halam tribeover 700 halam people return to tripura after fleeing violence.ethnically halam belong to the cocasemongoloid origin of kukichin tribes. their language is also more or less similar to that of tibetoburman family.they are native to the state of tripura assam and mizoram in india.halams are basically hindus and followers of sakticult though vaishnavism is spreading among some of the subclans like murasingh rupini and kaloi. but christianity is also being embraced by halams.halams live in typical tong ghar specially made of bamboos and chan grass. van gujjars nomadic tribe General knowledge refresher buy.

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Banking services chronicle

Banking services chronicle Published this article page no 10 heraka cult (1930s manipur) led by gaidinliu the movement was suppressed but kabui naga association was formed in 1946. 4tribes in news tribe name description konyaks tribestribe is at the centre of the recent violence that erupted in nagaland after indian forces mistakenly killed civilians.konyaks the largest tribal group in nagaland (settled in around hundred villages in the mon district) are also found in arunachal pradesh and Myanmar Banking services chronicle buy.

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Banking services chronicle Published this article page no 2 the revolt was brutally suppressed by the british. kol uprising (1831) chhotanagpurlargescale transfers of land from kol headmen to outsiders like hindu sikh and muslim farmers and moneylenders.british judicial and revenue policies affected traditional social conditions of the kols.famous leader buddho bhagatlargescale military operations were done to restore order. ho and munda uprisings (1820 1837) singhbhum Banking services chronicle buy.

Thursday, July 21, 2022

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs Published this article page no 39 dholavira (occupied between ca. 30001500 bce) the southern centre of the harappan civilization is sited on the arid island of khadir (located within rann of kachchh) in gujarat.it was discovered in 1968 by archaeologist jagat pati joshi.at dholavira an entire sequence spanning the history of harappan cities from early harappan town preurban phase to the height of the harappan expansion and the late harappan is observed. key features of dholavira town planning comprises of two parts a walled city and a cemetery to the west of the city. o the walled city consists of a fortified castle with attached fortified bailey i.e. outer wall (very similar to the harappan settlement at kalibangan) and ceremonial ground and a fortified middle town and a lower town. o a series of reservoirs are found to the east and south of the citadel Arihant current affairs buy.

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competition success review Published this article page no 31 related newsrecently unescos historic urban landscape project (hulp) for gwalior and orchha cities (madhya pradesh) was launched.gwalior was established in 9th century and ruled by gurjarpratihar rajvansh tomar baghel kachvaho and scindias. o gwalior is known for its palaces and temples including sas bahu temple.orchha is in the bundelkhand region of mp and was the 16th century capital of the erstwhile bundela dynasty. o the famous spots in the town are raj mahal jehangir mahal ramraja temple rai praveen mahal and laxminarayan mandir.hulp was started in 2011 as an approach for the management of heritage resources in dynamic and constantly changing environments. o it is based on the recognition and identification of a layering and interconnection of natural and cultural tangible and intangible international and local values present in any city competition success review buy.

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Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher Published this article page no 23 state and culturespecific variation provide unique sets of toys for children even on the basis of material used such as terracotta wooden iron and cloth made toys. other initiatives taken to promote domestic toy industryunder the scheme of funds for regeneration of traditional industries (sfurti) of the ministry of micro small & medium enterprises assistance is provided for creation of common facilities centre with latest machines designcentres raw material bank skill development etc. o a total of 14 toy clusters across the country have been approved under the sfurti scheme Junior Science Refresher buy.

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shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no 13 reasons islamic invasion structural flaws stones unsuitability or weathering removal of its magnets etc. about kalinga architectural styleflourished in the ancient kalinga region lying between the mahanadi and godavari rivers (present day west bengal odisha and northern andhra pradesh) shine india monthly magazine buy.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2022

Banking services chronicle

Banking services chronicle Published this article page no 1 ancient temple of gupta period why in news? the archaeological survey of india (asi) has found remains of an ancient temple dating back to the gupta period 5th century ce in bilsarh village of uttar pradeshs etah Banking services chronicle buy.

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Banking services chronicle Published this article page no 107 The code of ethics and procedure and safeguards in relation to the digital media Context The Information & Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry has approached the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) of all the State and Union Territory governments to initiate an awareness drive for sensitising their officials to the code of ethics and procedure and safeguards in relation to the digital media. The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules 2021 which was notified by the Central government on February 25 2021 relates to the digital news publishers. It is administered by the Information & Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry Ministry. Overview of the rules The Rules provide for 1. A code of ethics to be followed by digital news publishers and OTT platforms. 2. A threetier grievance redress mechanism which includes selfregulation by publishers at the first level selfregulation by selfregulating bodies of the publishers and an oversight mechanism by the Central government. 3. Procedures for them to furnish the required information. 4. Significant social media firms have to appoint a chief compliance officer and have a nodal contact person who can be in touch with law enforcement agencies 247. 5. A grievance officer Social media platforms will also have to name a grievance officer who shall register the grievance within 24 hours and dispose of it in 15 days. What is a significant social media intermediary and benefits obtained under it? Social media companies with more than 50 lakh registered users will be considered significant social media intermediaries as per the new norms Banking services chronicle buy.

Tuesday, July 19, 2022

chemistry today magazine

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chemistry today magazine Published this article page no 83 Advance action for auction o Under the MMDR Act mining leases for specified minerals (minerals other than coal lignite and atomic minerals) are auctioned on the expiry of the lease period. o The Ordinance provides that state governments can take advance action for auction of a mining lease before its expiry. Transfer of statutory clearances to new bidders o Currently the new lessee is required to obtain statutory clearances before starting mining operations This leads to delay and would adversely affect the mineral production in the country which in turn would impact the important downstream industries like steel cement etc. o The Ordinance provides that the various approvals licenses and clearances given to the previous lessee will be extended to the successful bidder for a period of two years. Conclusion While the ordinance is a positive step to provide operational efficiency the corresponding rules and bidding guidelines must be assessed in detail to ensure that progressive steps pursuant to the Ordinance are preserved and given full effect. The liberalised policy will allow global players to look for investment opportunities which in turn will allow the country to leverage their technical capabilities for effective utilisation of natural resources for the benefit of people at large chemistry today magazine buy.

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Banking Service Chronicle

Banking Service Chronicle Published this article page no 76 ECOMMERCE IN INDIA Why in news? Recently The Competition Commission of India (CCI) released a Report titled Market Study on Ecommerce in India Key Findings and Observations. Key features of Ecommerce ecosystem in India Fastest growing market in the world Revenue from the Indias ecommerce sector is expected to increase from USD 39 billion in 2017 to USD 120 billion in 2020 growing at an annual rate of 51 percent the highest in the world. Funding Since 2009 the ecommerce sector has received around USD 13338 million in investments from across the world. MSME Participation As per a Working Paper of United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) nearly half of the 30 manufacturing output in India comes from the Micro Small & Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and 43% of the MSMEs participate in online sales in India. Dynamic pricing Online trade has led to increased price transparency and the consequent ease of pricecomparison for the customers. It also enables sellers to monitor competitors prices and use the same as an input in setting their own prices. Strategic response to ecommerce Some smaller retailers are primarily using third party marketplace platforms to access the online consumers. Some have launched their own websites to complement the physical sales. Also there are sellers who sell exclusively online with no brick and mortar presence. Role of online marketplace platforms The study reveals that thirdparty online marketplaces play a central role in ecommerce in India. An estimated 64% of digital retail trade in India is through online platforms Banking Service Chronicle buy.