🔆International organisations and their headquarters
✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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🔆Important channels:
✅6 deg. channel: Separates Nicobar & Sumatra (Indonesia).
✅8 deg. channel: Separates Lakshadweep and Maldives.
✅9 deg. channel: Separates Minicoy & other Lakshadweep islands.
✅10 deg. channel: Separates Andaman & Nicobar.
✅11 deg. channel: In Lakshadweep, separated Amini & Cannanore.
✅Duncan Channel: Separates South Andaman & Little Andaman.
✅Coco Channel: Separates Andaman and Coco island (Myanmar).
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🔆Four types of Veto are:
(1) Absolute veto: Withholding of assent to the bill passed by the legislature.
(2) Qualified veto: This can be overridden by the legislature with a higher majority.
(3) Suspensive veto: This can be overridden by the legislature with an ordinary majority. This doesn't exist for money bills. The President can either give his assent to a money bill or withhold his assent to a money bill but cannot return it for the reconsideration of the Parliament.
(4) Pocket veto: Taking no action on the bill passed by the legislature.
✅Of the above four, the President of India is vested with 3: absolute veto, suspensive veto and pocket veto.
✅There is no qualified veto in the case of Indian President; it is possessed by the American President
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(1) Absolute veto: Withholding of assent to the bill passed by the legislature.
(2) Qualified veto: This can be overridden by the legislature with a higher majority.
(3) Suspensive veto: This can be overridden by the legislature with an ordinary majority. This doesn't exist for money bills. The President can either give his assent to a money bill or withhold his assent to a money bill but cannot return it for the reconsideration of the Parliament.
(4) Pocket veto: Taking no action on the bill passed by the legislature.
✅Of the above four, the President of India is vested with 3: absolute veto, suspensive veto and pocket veto.
✅There is no qualified veto in the case of Indian President; it is possessed by the American President
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🔆BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE
✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
Basics
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
Various elements of Basic Structure
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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🔆Bhakti Saint & their time period
✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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Surface, deep, and dark Web
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Forwarded from CSE EXAM upsc prelims mains CAPF CDS NDA
🔆Important channels:
✅6 deg. channel: Separates Nicobar & Sumatra (Indonesia).
✅8 deg. channel: Separates Lakshadweep and Maldives.
✅9 deg. channel: Separates Minicoy & other Lakshadweep islands.
✅10 deg. channel: Separates Andaman & Nicobar.
✅11 deg. channel: In Lakshadweep, separated Amini & Cannanore.
✅Duncan Channel: Separates South Andaman & Little Andaman.
✅Coco Channel: Separates Andaman and Coco island (Myanmar).
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🔆International organisations and their headquarters
✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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🔆BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE
✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
Basics
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
Various elements of Basic Structure
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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🔆Bhakti Saint & their time period
✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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🔆International organisations and their headquarters
✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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🔆Important channels:
✅6 deg. channel: Separates Nicobar & Sumatra (Indonesia).
✅8 deg. channel: Separates Lakshadweep and Maldives.
✅9 deg. channel: Separates Minicoy & other Lakshadweep islands.
✅10 deg. channel: Separates Andaman & Nicobar.
✅11 deg. channel: In Lakshadweep, separated Amini & Cannanore.
✅Duncan Channel: Separates South Andaman & Little Andaman.
✅Coco Channel: Separates Andaman and Coco island (Myanmar).
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🔆BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE
✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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✅Why in the news : Kesavananda Bharati judgement, 1973 which propounded the basic structure doctrine completed 50 years.
🔸13 judge bench - largest ever
✅Meaning : Certain features of the Constitution are so essential to it that they cannot be abrogated. (PYQ 1994)
Basics
✅ Judiciary decides what comes under basic structure
✅ NOT defined in the Constitution (no mention of the term “Basic Structure” anywhere in the constitution) (PYQ 2020)
✅ CANNOT be amended by special majority in the Parliament
✅Basic Structure includes : (Remember these 2 points. For other points, just think of a bill trying to remove that feature)
(i) Powers of SC under Articles - 32, 136, 141, 142
(ii) Powers of HC under Articles - 226, 227
Various elements of Basic Structure
✅Some principles that are presently part of the ‘Basic
Structure’ are stated below
✅sovereignty of India
✅essential features of the individual freedoms secured to the citizens
✅mandate to build a welfare state
✅supremacy of the Constitution
✅republican and democratic form of government
✅secular and federal character of the Constitution
✅separation of powers between the legislature, executive & the judiciary
✅unity and integrity of the nation
✅power of Judicial review
✅harmony & balance between FRs & DPSPs etc.
✅Parliamentary system
✅Rule of law
✅Principle of equality
✅Free and fair elections
✅Independence of Judiciary
✅Limited power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
✅Effective access to justice
✅Principles (or essence) underlying fundamental rights
✅Powers of the Supreme Court under Articles 32, 136, 141 & 142
✅ Powers of the High Courts under Articles 226 and 227
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🔆Important channels:
✅6 deg. channel: Separates Nicobar & Sumatra (Indonesia).
✅8 deg. channel: Separates Lakshadweep and Maldives.
✅9 deg. channel: Separates Minicoy & other Lakshadweep islands.
✅10 deg. channel: Separates Andaman & Nicobar.
✅11 deg. channel: In Lakshadweep, separated Amini & Cannanore.
✅Duncan Channel: Separates South Andaman & Little Andaman.
✅Coco Channel: Separates Andaman and Coco island (Myanmar).
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🔆 INTERPOL Notices Overview
📍 🟥 Red Notice
✅ Wanted Persons: Issued for individuals sought for serious crimes, requesting international law enforcement assistance.
📍 🟨 Yellow Notice
✅ Missing Persons: Issued for locating missing persons, including minors, or to help identify persons who are unable to identify themselves.
📍 🟦 Blue Notice
✅ Additional Information: Issued to collect further details about a person’s identity or activities in connection with a crime.
📍 🟩 Green Notice
✅ Warnings and Intelligence: Issued to provide warnings about potential threats or individuals who may have committed criminal activities.
📍 🟧 Orange Notice
✅ Imminent Threat: Issued when there is a risk of an event, a person, an object, or a process presenting an imminent threat.
📍 🟪 Purple Notice
✅ Modus Operandi: Issued to gather information about methods, patterns, or techniques used by criminals.
📍 ⚪️ Silver Notice
✅ Identification and Tracing of Criminal Assets (Pilot Phase): Issued to trace criminal assets or properties tied to criminal activities.
📍 ⚫️ Black Notice
✅ Unidentified Bodies: Issued for the identification of deceased individuals whose identities remain unknown.
📍 🌐 INTERPOL-UN Security Council Special Notice
✅ UNSC Sanctions: Issued for entities and individuals subject to sanctions by the United Nations Security Council.
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📍 🟥 Red Notice
✅ Wanted Persons: Issued for individuals sought for serious crimes, requesting international law enforcement assistance.
📍 🟨 Yellow Notice
✅ Missing Persons: Issued for locating missing persons, including minors, or to help identify persons who are unable to identify themselves.
📍 🟦 Blue Notice
✅ Additional Information: Issued to collect further details about a person’s identity or activities in connection with a crime.
📍 🟩 Green Notice
✅ Warnings and Intelligence: Issued to provide warnings about potential threats or individuals who may have committed criminal activities.
📍 🟧 Orange Notice
✅ Imminent Threat: Issued when there is a risk of an event, a person, an object, or a process presenting an imminent threat.
📍 🟪 Purple Notice
✅ Modus Operandi: Issued to gather information about methods, patterns, or techniques used by criminals.
📍 ⚪️ Silver Notice
✅ Identification and Tracing of Criminal Assets (Pilot Phase): Issued to trace criminal assets or properties tied to criminal activities.
📍 ⚫️ Black Notice
✅ Unidentified Bodies: Issued for the identification of deceased individuals whose identities remain unknown.
📍 🌐 INTERPOL-UN Security Council Special Notice
✅ UNSC Sanctions: Issued for entities and individuals subject to sanctions by the United Nations Security Council.
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🔆International organisations and their headquarters
✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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🔆Bhakti Saint & their time period
✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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🔆SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR SOME STATES : Art.- 371
✅Articles 371 to 371-J in Part XXI
✅ Special provision for 12 states
✅Special provisions with respect to the state of Maharashtra, Gujarat.
✅Art 371 A w.r.t the state of Nagaland
✅371 B w.r.t the state of Assam.
✅371 C w.r.t the state of Manipur
✅371D w.r.t the state of Andhra Pradesh or the state of Telangana
✅371 E Establishment of Central University in Andhra Pradesh.
✅371 F w.r.t the state of Sikkim.
✅371 G w.r.t the state of Mizoram.
✅371 H w.r.t the state of Arunachal Pradesh.
✅371 I w.r.t the state of Goa
✅371 J w.r.t the state of Karnataka
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✅Articles 371 to 371-J in Part XXI
✅ Special provision for 12 states
✅Special provisions with respect to the state of Maharashtra, Gujarat.
✅Art 371 A w.r.t the state of Nagaland
✅371 B w.r.t the state of Assam.
✅371 C w.r.t the state of Manipur
✅371D w.r.t the state of Andhra Pradesh or the state of Telangana
✅371 E Establishment of Central University in Andhra Pradesh.
✅371 F w.r.t the state of Sikkim.
✅371 G w.r.t the state of Mizoram.
✅371 H w.r.t the state of Arunachal Pradesh.
✅371 I w.r.t the state of Goa
✅371 J w.r.t the state of Karnataka
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🔆International organisations and their headquarters
✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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✅United Nations Development Program (UNDP) : Newyork
✅United Nations environment programme (UNEP) : Nairobi
✅World food programme : Rome
✅International fund for agriculture development : Rome
✅International labour organization : Geneva
✅Universal Postal Union : Bern
✅World health organization : Geneva
✅UN Women : Newyork
✅Asian Development Bank : Manila
✅Bank of international settlement : Basel
✅International civil aviation organization : Montreal
✅International peace bureau : Geneva
✅Organization of the petroleum exporting countries : Vienna
✅United nation food and agricultural organization : Rome
✅Worl Wide for Nature : Gland
✅United Nations office of drugs and crime : Vienna
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🔆Bhakti Saint & their time period
✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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✅Shankara (788 - 820 AD)
✅Ramanuja (1017-1137 A.D)
✅Basava (12th Century)
✅Madhva (1238-1319 AD)
✅Ramanada (15th century)
✅Kabir (1440-1510 AD)
✅Chaitanya (1468-1533 AD)
✅Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1538 AD)
✅Purandara (15th century)
✅Dadu Dayal (1544-1603 AD)
✅Surdas (1483-1563 AD)
✅Vallabhacharya (1479-1531 AD)
✅Shankaradeva (1499-1569 AD)
✅Mirabai (1498-1563 AD)
✅Haridas (1478-1573 AD)
✅Tulasidas (1532-1623 AD)
✅Namdeva (1270-1309 AD)
✅Jnanesvar (1275-1296 AD)
✅Eknath (1533-1599AD)
✅Tukaram (1608?- 1650AD)
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