Forum for IndiaβPacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC)
β Established in 2014 (PMβs visit to Fiji); includes 14 Pacific Island Nations.
β 3rd Summit held in Papua New Guinea (2023).
β Aim: Deepen ties in energy, health, technology, blue economy, & counter Chinaβs Indo-Pacific influence.
#currentaffairs
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β Established in 2014 (PMβs visit to Fiji); includes 14 Pacific Island Nations.
β 3rd Summit held in Papua New Guinea (2023).
β Aim: Deepen ties in energy, health, technology, blue economy, & counter Chinaβs Indo-Pacific influence.
#currentaffairs
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π Revolutionary Activities (Phase: 1907β17)
π The Anushilan Samiti (1902) β Bengal
β Founded by Promotha Mitter; included Jatindranath Banerjee & Barindra Kumar Ghosh
β Published Yugantar & Sandhya Prakash
β Promoted Swadeshi dacoities, physical training & moral education
π Attempt on Sir Fullerβs Life (1907) β Bengal
β Attempt by Yugantar on Lt. Governor Fuller
β Fuller later resigned
π Muzaffarpur / Alipore Conspiracy Case (1908) β Bengal
β Prafulla Chaki & Khudiram Bose targeted Magistrate Kingsford
β Aurobindo Ghosh acquitted
β Khudiram Bose executed; Barindra Ghosh given life imprisonment
π Barrah Dacoity (1908) β Bengal
β Conducted by Dacca Anushilan under Pulin Das to fund revolution
π Delhi Conspiracy Case (1912) β Delhi
β Rash Behari Bose & Sachindra Sanyal attempted assassination of Viceroy Hardinge
β Bomb thrown at Viceroyβs procession
π German Plot / Zimmermann Plan (1916β17) β Bengal
β Led by Jatindranath Mukherjee (Bagha Jatin) & Yugantar
β Planned German arms import during WWI
β Used Swadeshi & boat dacoities for funds
π Ramosi Peasant Force (1879) β Maharashtra
β Organised by Vasudev Balwant Phadke against British rule
π Chapekar Brothers Case (1897) β Maharashtra
β Damodar & Balkrishna assassinated Plague Commissioner Rand & Lt. Ayerst
π Mitra Mela (1899) β Maharashtra
β Founded by V.D. Savarkar
β Later merged with Abhinav Bharat
π Killing of A.M.T. Jackson (1909) β Maharashtra
β Anant Laxman Kanhere assassinated Collector Jackson
β Led to Kanhereβs execution & Savarkarβs imprisonment
π Punjab Extremism β Punjab
β Initiated by Lala Lajpat Rai
β Leaders included Lala Hardayal & Bhai Parmanand
β Turned militant after British repression
π Assassination of Robert Ashe (1911) β Madras
β Vanchi Iyer killed District Collector Ashe
π Bharat Swashasan Samiti / Indian Home Rule Society (1905) β London
β Founded by Shyamji Krishnavarma
β Associated with Savarkar & Hardayal
β Published The Indian Sociologist
π Assassination of Curzon-Wyllie (1909) β London
β Madanlal Dhingra shot Curzon-Wyllie
π Ghadar Party (1913) β San Francisco
β Founded by Sohan Singh Bhakna, Lala Hardayal, Kartar Singh Sarabha
β Aimed at all-India uprising with German support in WWI
β Promoted anti-imperialist literature & armed rebellion
π Berlin Committee (1915) β Germany
β Led by Virendranath Chattopadhyaya & others under Zimmermann Plan
β Planned rebellion & foreign invasion of British India
π Missions to Kabul, Persia, Turkey
β Led by Raja Mahendra Pratap, Barkatullah & Obeidullah Sindhi
β Tried forming Provisional Government of India in Kabul
π Singapore Mutiny (15 Feb 1915) β Singapore
β Led by Jamadar Chisti Khan & others (5th Light Infantry)
β Suppressed; resulted in executions & life sentences
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π The Anushilan Samiti (1902) β Bengal
β Founded by Promotha Mitter; included Jatindranath Banerjee & Barindra Kumar Ghosh
β Published Yugantar & Sandhya Prakash
β Promoted Swadeshi dacoities, physical training & moral education
π Attempt on Sir Fullerβs Life (1907) β Bengal
β Attempt by Yugantar on Lt. Governor Fuller
β Fuller later resigned
π Muzaffarpur / Alipore Conspiracy Case (1908) β Bengal
β Prafulla Chaki & Khudiram Bose targeted Magistrate Kingsford
β Aurobindo Ghosh acquitted
β Khudiram Bose executed; Barindra Ghosh given life imprisonment
π Barrah Dacoity (1908) β Bengal
β Conducted by Dacca Anushilan under Pulin Das to fund revolution
π Delhi Conspiracy Case (1912) β Delhi
β Rash Behari Bose & Sachindra Sanyal attempted assassination of Viceroy Hardinge
β Bomb thrown at Viceroyβs procession
π German Plot / Zimmermann Plan (1916β17) β Bengal
β Led by Jatindranath Mukherjee (Bagha Jatin) & Yugantar
β Planned German arms import during WWI
β Used Swadeshi & boat dacoities for funds
π Ramosi Peasant Force (1879) β Maharashtra
β Organised by Vasudev Balwant Phadke against British rule
π Chapekar Brothers Case (1897) β Maharashtra
β Damodar & Balkrishna assassinated Plague Commissioner Rand & Lt. Ayerst
π Mitra Mela (1899) β Maharashtra
β Founded by V.D. Savarkar
β Later merged with Abhinav Bharat
π Killing of A.M.T. Jackson (1909) β Maharashtra
β Anant Laxman Kanhere assassinated Collector Jackson
β Led to Kanhereβs execution & Savarkarβs imprisonment
π Punjab Extremism β Punjab
β Initiated by Lala Lajpat Rai
β Leaders included Lala Hardayal & Bhai Parmanand
β Turned militant after British repression
π Assassination of Robert Ashe (1911) β Madras
β Vanchi Iyer killed District Collector Ashe
π Bharat Swashasan Samiti / Indian Home Rule Society (1905) β London
β Founded by Shyamji Krishnavarma
β Associated with Savarkar & Hardayal
β Published The Indian Sociologist
π Assassination of Curzon-Wyllie (1909) β London
β Madanlal Dhingra shot Curzon-Wyllie
π Ghadar Party (1913) β San Francisco
β Founded by Sohan Singh Bhakna, Lala Hardayal, Kartar Singh Sarabha
β Aimed at all-India uprising with German support in WWI
β Promoted anti-imperialist literature & armed rebellion
π Berlin Committee (1915) β Germany
β Led by Virendranath Chattopadhyaya & others under Zimmermann Plan
β Planned rebellion & foreign invasion of British India
π Missions to Kabul, Persia, Turkey
β Led by Raja Mahendra Pratap, Barkatullah & Obeidullah Sindhi
β Tried forming Provisional Government of India in Kabul
π Singapore Mutiny (15 Feb 1915) β Singapore
β Led by Jamadar Chisti Khan & others (5th Light Infantry)
β Suppressed; resulted in executions & life sentences
#history #prelims #mains
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Day 64: 20 February target:
Science and Technology
Topics:
Sectional test
Backlogs
#UpscRevisionProgram
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Science and Technology
Topics:
Sectional test
Backlogs
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#Goodmorning
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π Key Technologies for Platform Sharing
π Network Slicing
β Enables Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to create multiple virtual networks over a shared physical infrastructure
β Provides customized services for different user segments
β Enhances efficiency and optimized resource utilization
π Shared Spectrum
β Allows MNOs to share spectrum resources
β Improves network capacity
β Reduces operational and infrastructure costs
π O-RAN (Open Radio Access Network)
β Open and modular network architecture
β Ensures interoperability and vendor flexibility
β Supports platform sharing by separating hardware and software components
#GS3
#prelims
#science_technology
#science_and_technology
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π Network Slicing
β Enables Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to create multiple virtual networks over a shared physical infrastructure
β Provides customized services for different user segments
β Enhances efficiency and optimized resource utilization
π Shared Spectrum
β Allows MNOs to share spectrum resources
β Improves network capacity
β Reduces operational and infrastructure costs
π O-RAN (Open Radio Access Network)
β Open and modular network architecture
β Ensures interoperability and vendor flexibility
β Supports platform sharing by separating hardware and software components
#GS3
#prelims
#science_technology
#science_and_technology
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π Rogue Planet
β Definition: A planetary body ejected from its original system, drifting freely in interstellar space without orbiting a star.
β Origin: Usually expelled during the early chaotic stages of planetary system formation or later due to orbital instabilities.
β Orbit: No parent star β moves independently through space.
β Significance: Offers insights into planet formation, system dynamics, and interstellar matter interactions.
#Science_and_Technology #cse
β Definition: A planetary body ejected from its original system, drifting freely in interstellar space without orbiting a star.
β Origin: Usually expelled during the early chaotic stages of planetary system formation or later due to orbital instabilities.
β Orbit: No parent star β moves independently through space.
β Significance: Offers insights into planet formation, system dynamics, and interstellar matter interactions.
#Science_and_Technology #cse
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π Suicide in India β Key Highlights (NCRB Report)
π Trends & Statistics
β Overall Increase: Reported suicides rose by 0.3% in 2023 (vs 2022), though rate declined by 0.8%.
β Highest Suicide Rate: Andaman & Nicobar Islands > Sikkim > Kerala.
β High Suicide States (by share): Maharashtra > Tamil Nadu > Madhya Pradesh > Karnataka > West Bengal.
β Urban vs Rural: Cities record higher suicide rates than the national average.
β Gender Ratio: Male : Female = 72.8 : 27.2.
π Farmer Suicides
β 10,786 deaths (6.3% of total suicides).
β Zero reported in: West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa.
π Government Initiatives
β National Suicide Prevention Strategy (2022): Reduce suicides by 10% by 2030.
β Tele-MANAS: 24Γ7 free tele-mental health helpline.
β National Mental Health Programme (NMHP): Decentralized mental healthcare.
β Manodarpan (MoE): Psychosocial support for students, teachers & families.
#social_issue #society #mains
π Trends & Statistics
β Overall Increase: Reported suicides rose by 0.3% in 2023 (vs 2022), though rate declined by 0.8%.
β Highest Suicide Rate: Andaman & Nicobar Islands > Sikkim > Kerala.
β High Suicide States (by share): Maharashtra > Tamil Nadu > Madhya Pradesh > Karnataka > West Bengal.
β Urban vs Rural: Cities record higher suicide rates than the national average.
β Gender Ratio: Male : Female = 72.8 : 27.2.
π Farmer Suicides
β 10,786 deaths (6.3% of total suicides).
β Zero reported in: West Bengal, Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa.
π Government Initiatives
β National Suicide Prevention Strategy (2022): Reduce suicides by 10% by 2030.
β Tele-MANAS: 24Γ7 free tele-mental health helpline.
β National Mental Health Programme (NMHP): Decentralized mental healthcare.
β Manodarpan (MoE): Psychosocial support for students, teachers & families.
#social_issue #society #mains
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Week 7 Prelims Accelerator Program Hindi .pdf
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Week 7 , mains 1 page short notes English & hindi
UPSC Prelims Accelerator Program click here
Week 1, 2 ,3,4 ,5 & 6 pdf click here
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CAPF(AC) NOTIFICATION OUT
Last date : 12th March, 2026 till 18:00 hours.
Last date : 12th March, 2026 till 18:00 hours.
π Malwa School of Painting β Key Manuscripts
π Nimat Nama Manuscript (Cookery Book)
β Reflects a new trend of painting in Malwa.
β Started during the reign of Ghiyasuddin Khilji of Malwa (1469β1500 AD).
β Known for courtly life depictions with Persian influence.
π βKulhadar Groupβ (Early 16th Century)
β Includes illustrations of texts like:
β Chaurapanchashika
β Gita Govinda
β Bhagavata Purana
β Ragamala
β Represents early regional manuscript painting traditions.
π Laur Chanda Manuscripts (1530β1540 AD)
β Avadhi romance written by Mulla Daud.
β Two illustrated manuscripts survive.
β Show a blend of Persian and Indian artistic
#prelims
#art_and_culture
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https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
π Nimat Nama Manuscript (Cookery Book)
β Reflects a new trend of painting in Malwa.
β Started during the reign of Ghiyasuddin Khilji of Malwa (1469β1500 AD).
β Known for courtly life depictions with Persian influence.
π βKulhadar Groupβ (Early 16th Century)
β Includes illustrations of texts like:
β Chaurapanchashika
β Gita Govinda
β Bhagavata Purana
β Ragamala
β Represents early regional manuscript painting traditions.
π Laur Chanda Manuscripts (1530β1540 AD)
β Avadhi romance written by Mulla Daud.
β Two illustrated manuscripts survive.
β Show a blend of Persian and Indian artistic
#prelims
#art_and_culture
https://t.me/Studytoday1
https://t.me/upsc_art_and_culture
π Vibrant Village Programme (VVP)
π Recent Update
β Phase-II to be launched on 20 February 2025 from Cachar district, Assam by the Union Home Minister.
π Aim
β Saturate villages in identified border blocks across 4 thematic areas:
β All-weather road connectivity
β Telecom connectivity
β Television connectivity
β Electrification (through scheme convergence)
π Phases of VVP
β VVP-I (2023)
π Centrally Sponsored Scheme
π Covered select villages adjoining the northern border
β VVP-II (2025)
π Central Sector Scheme
π Covers villages along international land borders of 15 States and 2 UTs
π Excludes northern border areas already covered under VVP-I
π Core Objective
β Ensure prosperous & secure borders
β Control trans-border crime
β Integrate border population with the nation
β Enable residents to act as the βeyes and earsβ of border guarding forces
β Strengthen internal security
#goverment_schemes
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π Recent Update
β Phase-II to be launched on 20 February 2025 from Cachar district, Assam by the Union Home Minister.
π Aim
β Saturate villages in identified border blocks across 4 thematic areas:
β All-weather road connectivity
β Telecom connectivity
β Television connectivity
β Electrification (through scheme convergence)
π Phases of VVP
β VVP-I (2023)
π Centrally Sponsored Scheme
π Covered select villages adjoining the northern border
β VVP-II (2025)
π Central Sector Scheme
π Covers villages along international land borders of 15 States and 2 UTs
π Excludes northern border areas already covered under VVP-I
π Core Objective
β Ensure prosperous & secure borders
β Control trans-border crime
β Integrate border population with the nation
β Enable residents to act as the βeyes and earsβ of border guarding forces
β Strengthen internal security
#goverment_schemes
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Day 65: 21 February target:
Polity:
Topics - Revision
Constitutional framework
Parliamentary system
Federal system
FR, DPSPs, FDs
Constitutionally amendments
Current Affairs: June 2025
Polity part only- Revision
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Polity:
Topics - Revision
Constitutional framework
Parliamentary system
Federal system
FR, DPSPs, FDs
Constitutionally amendments
Current Affairs: June 2025
Polity part only- Revision
#UpscRevisionProgram
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π2π1
#Goodmorning
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 19 FEB 2026
π NATIONAL
π VoicERA β Open Source Voice AI Stack
β Launched by MeitY
β Deployed on BHASHINI platform
β Multilingual AI speech ecosystem
π Indo-French Centre on AI in Global Health
β Inaugurated at AIIMS New Delhi
β Collaboration: AIIMS + Sorbonne University + Paris Brain Institute + IIT Delhi
π AI Governance Framework (IndiaAI Mission)
β Seven AI Sutras: Trust, People First, Innovation, Fairness, Accountability, Understandable by Design, Safety & Sustainability
π Gender Budget 2026β27
β Allocation: βΉ5.01 lakh crore
β 9.37% of total Union Budget
β Focus: Women & girl-centric schemes
π Tamil-Brahmi Inscriptions in Egypt
β Found in Valley of the Kings (UNESCO Site)
β Dating: 1stβ3rd century CE
β Indicates early IndiaβEgypt contact
π Indiaβs First National Biobank for LSDs
β Location: Ahmedabad (FRIGE)
β Focus: Lysosomal Storage Disorders
π IICA Advisory Group β Ease of Doing Business
β Constituted under MCA
β Chair: Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh
π Loggerhead Turtles
β IUCN Status: Vulnerable
β Protected under Schedule I (WPA 1972)
π European Legal Gateway Office
β First EU legal hub launched in India
π DEFENCE
π UN Fellowship on SALW Control
β Hosted by Indian Army
β Venue: MCMM, Jabalpur
β Organised by UNODA
β Focus: Small Arms & Light Weapons control
π MoUs
π FCIβWorld Food Programme
β 2 lakh MT rice supply for humanitarian operations
β WFP HQ: Rome | Nobel Peace Prize 2020
π IndiaβNepal Mutual Legal Assistance Agreement
β Strengthens cooperation in criminal investigations
π GIFT CityβAJNIFM MoU
β Collaboration in financial management & fintech
π IICAβNALSAR MoU
β Academic partnership for 5 years
π STATES
π UP β Gyan Bharatam Mission
β District-level manuscript digitisation
β Covers 75+ year-old handwritten texts
π Tamil Nadu β Anti-Fire Measures
β Protection plan for Nilgiris forests
π Demwe Lower Hydel Project (Arunachal Pradesh)
β 1,750 MW on Lohit River
β Environmental clearance extended till 2037
π Maharashtra β Beat the Heat Programme
β 30 cities joined
β Backed by UNEP Cool Coalition
β Focus: Sustainable cooling & urban resilience
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π 80th Anniversary β 1946 Royal Indian Navy Revolt
β Observed on 18 February 2026
π AWARDS
π Earthshot Prize 2026
β Host city: Mumbai
β Founded by Prince William (2020)
π BOOKS
π AI Impact Startup Book
β Launched by MeitY at India Impact Summit
π SPORTS
π Tejaswin Shankar β Gold (Heptathlon)
β Asian Indoor Athletics Championships, Tianjin
β Points: 5,993
β India finished 6th overall (5 medals)
#CurrentAffairs
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π NATIONAL
π VoicERA β Open Source Voice AI Stack
β Launched by MeitY
β Deployed on BHASHINI platform
β Multilingual AI speech ecosystem
π Indo-French Centre on AI in Global Health
β Inaugurated at AIIMS New Delhi
β Collaboration: AIIMS + Sorbonne University + Paris Brain Institute + IIT Delhi
π AI Governance Framework (IndiaAI Mission)
β Seven AI Sutras: Trust, People First, Innovation, Fairness, Accountability, Understandable by Design, Safety & Sustainability
π Gender Budget 2026β27
β Allocation: βΉ5.01 lakh crore
β 9.37% of total Union Budget
β Focus: Women & girl-centric schemes
π Tamil-Brahmi Inscriptions in Egypt
β Found in Valley of the Kings (UNESCO Site)
β Dating: 1stβ3rd century CE
β Indicates early IndiaβEgypt contact
π Indiaβs First National Biobank for LSDs
β Location: Ahmedabad (FRIGE)
β Focus: Lysosomal Storage Disorders
π IICA Advisory Group β Ease of Doing Business
β Constituted under MCA
β Chair: Gyaneshwar Kumar Singh
π Loggerhead Turtles
β IUCN Status: Vulnerable
β Protected under Schedule I (WPA 1972)
π European Legal Gateway Office
β First EU legal hub launched in India
π DEFENCE
π UN Fellowship on SALW Control
β Hosted by Indian Army
β Venue: MCMM, Jabalpur
β Organised by UNODA
β Focus: Small Arms & Light Weapons control
π MoUs
π FCIβWorld Food Programme
β 2 lakh MT rice supply for humanitarian operations
β WFP HQ: Rome | Nobel Peace Prize 2020
π IndiaβNepal Mutual Legal Assistance Agreement
β Strengthens cooperation in criminal investigations
π GIFT CityβAJNIFM MoU
β Collaboration in financial management & fintech
π IICAβNALSAR MoU
β Academic partnership for 5 years
π STATES
π UP β Gyan Bharatam Mission
β District-level manuscript digitisation
β Covers 75+ year-old handwritten texts
π Tamil Nadu β Anti-Fire Measures
β Protection plan for Nilgiris forests
π Demwe Lower Hydel Project (Arunachal Pradesh)
β 1,750 MW on Lohit River
β Environmental clearance extended till 2037
π Maharashtra β Beat the Heat Programme
β 30 cities joined
β Backed by UNEP Cool Coalition
β Focus: Sustainable cooling & urban resilience
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π 80th Anniversary β 1946 Royal Indian Navy Revolt
β Observed on 18 February 2026
π AWARDS
π Earthshot Prize 2026
β Host city: Mumbai
β Founded by Prince William (2020)
π BOOKS
π AI Impact Startup Book
β Launched by MeitY at India Impact Summit
π SPORTS
π Tejaswin Shankar β Gold (Heptathlon)
β Asian Indoor Athletics Championships, Tianjin
β Points: 5,993
β India finished 6th overall (5 medals)
#CurrentAffairs
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π 1st Carnatic War (1740-1748)
π Place: Madras, on the bank of river Adyar
π Fought Between:
β French and forces of Anwar-ud-din, the Nawab of Carnatic (Supported by EIC)
π Victor: Inconclusive
π Causes:
β Extension of Anglo-French rivalry during the War of the Austrian Succession.
β British navy seized French ships to provoke France.
β France retaliated by seizing Madras.
π Details:
β Treaty of Aix-La Chapelle:
- Ended the War of the Austrian Succession.
- Madras returned to the English in exchange for the French fortress of Louisbourg in North America.
π 2nd Carnatic War (1749-1754)
π Place: Vellore
π Fought Between:
β Nasir Jung, the Nizam and his protege Muhammad Ali, supported by the British, vs. Chanda Sahib and Muzaffar Jung, supported by the French
π Victor: EIC had the edge
π Causes:
β Struggles for succession to the Nizam of Hyderabad and Nawab of the Carnatic.
π Details:
β Battle of Ambur:
- Muzaffar Jung and Chanda Sahib (supported by Dupleix) overthrew Anwaruddin Muhammad Khan, the Nawab of Carnatic.
- Chanda Sahib became the next Nawab of the Carnatic.
β Eventually in 1751, Robert Clive led British troops to capture Arcot, the capital of Carnatic, and successfully defended it.
β Treaty of Pondicherry:
- The favored British candidate Mohamed Ali Khan Walajan was recognized as the Nawab of Carnatic.
#history
π Place: Madras, on the bank of river Adyar
π Fought Between:
β French and forces of Anwar-ud-din, the Nawab of Carnatic (Supported by EIC)
π Victor: Inconclusive
π Causes:
β Extension of Anglo-French rivalry during the War of the Austrian Succession.
β British navy seized French ships to provoke France.
β France retaliated by seizing Madras.
π Details:
β Treaty of Aix-La Chapelle:
- Ended the War of the Austrian Succession.
- Madras returned to the English in exchange for the French fortress of Louisbourg in North America.
π 2nd Carnatic War (1749-1754)
π Place: Vellore
π Fought Between:
β Nasir Jung, the Nizam and his protege Muhammad Ali, supported by the British, vs. Chanda Sahib and Muzaffar Jung, supported by the French
π Victor: EIC had the edge
π Causes:
β Struggles for succession to the Nizam of Hyderabad and Nawab of the Carnatic.
π Details:
β Battle of Ambur:
- Muzaffar Jung and Chanda Sahib (supported by Dupleix) overthrew Anwaruddin Muhammad Khan, the Nawab of Carnatic.
- Chanda Sahib became the next Nawab of the Carnatic.
β Eventually in 1751, Robert Clive led British troops to capture Arcot, the capital of Carnatic, and successfully defended it.
β Treaty of Pondicherry:
- The favored British candidate Mohamed Ali Khan Walajan was recognized as the Nawab of Carnatic.
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π Mahabalipuram (UPSC 2014, 2015, 2016)
π Overview
β 7th-century Pallava site
β Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
π Important Monuments at Mahabalipuram
1οΈβ£ Pancha Pandava Rathas
β Earliest rock-cut temples
β Built under Narasimhavarman I (630β668 AD)
β Comprise:
β€ Dharmaraja Ratha
β€ Bhima Ratha
β€ Arjuna Ratha
β€ Nakul Ratha
β€ Sahadeva Ratha
2οΈβ£ Rock-cut Cave Temples
β Varaha Cave Temple
β Krishna Cave Temple
β Pancha Pandava Cave Temple
β Mahishasuramardini Mandapa
3οΈβ£ Open Air Rock Reliefs
β Descent of Ganges
β Also known as Arjunaβs Penance / Bhagirathaβs Penance
4οΈβ£ Shore Temple Complex
β Consists of two small and one large temple
β Predominantly dedicated to Lord Shiva
β Contains sculpture of Anantashayana (Vishnu) in one of the temples
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π Overview
β 7th-century Pallava site
β Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
π Important Monuments at Mahabalipuram
1οΈβ£ Pancha Pandava Rathas
β Earliest rock-cut temples
β Built under Narasimhavarman I (630β668 AD)
β Comprise:
β€ Dharmaraja Ratha
β€ Bhima Ratha
β€ Arjuna Ratha
β€ Nakul Ratha
β€ Sahadeva Ratha
2οΈβ£ Rock-cut Cave Temples
β Varaha Cave Temple
β Krishna Cave Temple
β Pancha Pandava Cave Temple
β Mahishasuramardini Mandapa
3οΈβ£ Open Air Rock Reliefs
β Descent of Ganges
β Also known as Arjunaβs Penance / Bhagirathaβs Penance
4οΈβ£ Shore Temple Complex
β Consists of two small and one large temple
β Predominantly dedicated to Lord Shiva
β Contains sculpture of Anantashayana (Vishnu) in one of the temples
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#art_and_culture
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π Export Promotion Mission (EPM)
Launched by Ministry of Commerce & Industry
π About EPM
β Flagship initiative to empower MSMEs for global exports π
β Operates through two sub-schemes:
πΉ Niryat Protsahan (Financial Support)
πΉ Niryat Disha (Non-Financial Support)
β Vision: Comprehensive, flexible & digitally driven export framework
β Financial Outlay: βΉ25,060 crore
β Timeline: FY 2025β26 to FY 2030β31 (6 Years)
β Implementing Agency: Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)
π New Interventions Announced
πΉ Under Niryat Protsahan (Financial Support) π°
β Export Factoring Support
β€ Promotes export factoring as working capital solution
β€ Digital claim mechanism for transparency
β Credit Assistance for E-Commerce Exporters
β€ Direct E-Commerce Credit Facility up to βΉ50 lakh (90% guarantee cover)
β€ Overseas Inventory Credit Facility up to βΉ5 crore (75% guarantee cover)
β Support for Emerging Export Opportunities
β€ Enables MSMEs to access new & high-risk global markets
πΉ Under Niryat Disha (Non-Financial Support) π
β TRACE (Trade Regulations, Accreditation & Compliance Enablement)
β€ Supports Testing, Inspection & Certification (TIC) requirements
β FLOW (Facilitating Logistics, Overseas Warehousing & Fulfilment)
β€ Promotes overseas warehousing & e-commerce export hubs
β LIFT (Logistics Interventions for Freight & Transport)
β€ Addresses geographical disadvantages in low export intensity districts
β INSIGHT (Integrated Support for Trade Intelligence & Facilitation)
β€ Strengthens capacity-building under Districts as Export Hubs
β€ Develops trade intelligence systems
π Objective: Improve access to affordable trade finance, enhance competitiveness & diversify Indiaβs export markets.
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Launched by Ministry of Commerce & Industry
π About EPM
β Flagship initiative to empower MSMEs for global exports π
β Operates through two sub-schemes:
πΉ Niryat Protsahan (Financial Support)
πΉ Niryat Disha (Non-Financial Support)
β Vision: Comprehensive, flexible & digitally driven export framework
β Financial Outlay: βΉ25,060 crore
β Timeline: FY 2025β26 to FY 2030β31 (6 Years)
β Implementing Agency: Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)
π New Interventions Announced
πΉ Under Niryat Protsahan (Financial Support) π°
β Export Factoring Support
β€ Promotes export factoring as working capital solution
β€ Digital claim mechanism for transparency
β Credit Assistance for E-Commerce Exporters
β€ Direct E-Commerce Credit Facility up to βΉ50 lakh (90% guarantee cover)
β€ Overseas Inventory Credit Facility up to βΉ5 crore (75% guarantee cover)
β Support for Emerging Export Opportunities
β€ Enables MSMEs to access new & high-risk global markets
πΉ Under Niryat Disha (Non-Financial Support) π
β TRACE (Trade Regulations, Accreditation & Compliance Enablement)
β€ Supports Testing, Inspection & Certification (TIC) requirements
β FLOW (Facilitating Logistics, Overseas Warehousing & Fulfilment)
β€ Promotes overseas warehousing & e-commerce export hubs
β LIFT (Logistics Interventions for Freight & Transport)
β€ Addresses geographical disadvantages in low export intensity districts
β INSIGHT (Integrated Support for Trade Intelligence & Facilitation)
β€ Strengthens capacity-building under Districts as Export Hubs
β€ Develops trade intelligence systems
π Objective: Improve access to affordable trade finance, enhance competitiveness & diversify Indiaβs export markets.
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