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*π‘οΈThe Types of Mountain*
π *Based on Mode of Origin*
βοΈ *Volcanic Mountains* Formed by the eruption of magma from the Earth's crust, creating peaks like those in Hawaii and Fiji.
βοΈ *Fold Mountains* Created by the collision and folding of tectonic plates, such as the Himalayas and the Andes.
βοΈ *Block Mountains* Formed by faulting and the movement of large blocks of the Earth's crust, leading to raised or dropped sections, like the Sierra Nevada.
βοΈ *Dome Mountains* Created by magma pushing the Earth's crust upward, forming a dome-like structure, often exposed after erosion like Black Hills (US).
βοΈ *Plateau Mountains* These mountains resemble dome mountains but are formed by colliding tectonic plates pushing up the land, shaped by weathering and erosion.
π *Based on Period of Origin*
βοΈ *Precambrian Mountains* Precambrian mountains are ancient ranges formed during the Precambrian era (4.6 billion to 541 million years ago).
They have experienced extensive erosion and metamorphism over billions of years, leaving behind residual formations (e.g., Aravallis in India).
βοΈ *Caledonian Mountains* Formed around 430 million years ago (e.g., Appalachians).
βοΈ *Hercynian Mountains* These mountains originated from the Carboniferous to Permian Period (approximately 340 million years and 225 million years) (e.g., Ural Mountains).
βοΈ *Alpine Mountains* The youngest mountain systems formed during the Tertiary period(66 million years ago) (e.g., Himalayas, Alps).
π *Based on Mode of Origin*
βοΈ *Volcanic Mountains* Formed by the eruption of magma from the Earth's crust, creating peaks like those in Hawaii and Fiji.
βοΈ *Fold Mountains* Created by the collision and folding of tectonic plates, such as the Himalayas and the Andes.
βοΈ *Block Mountains* Formed by faulting and the movement of large blocks of the Earth's crust, leading to raised or dropped sections, like the Sierra Nevada.
βοΈ *Dome Mountains* Created by magma pushing the Earth's crust upward, forming a dome-like structure, often exposed after erosion like Black Hills (US).
βοΈ *Plateau Mountains* These mountains resemble dome mountains but are formed by colliding tectonic plates pushing up the land, shaped by weathering and erosion.
π *Based on Period of Origin*
βοΈ *Precambrian Mountains* Precambrian mountains are ancient ranges formed during the Precambrian era (4.6 billion to 541 million years ago).
They have experienced extensive erosion and metamorphism over billions of years, leaving behind residual formations (e.g., Aravallis in India).
βοΈ *Caledonian Mountains* Formed around 430 million years ago (e.g., Appalachians).
βοΈ *Hercynian Mountains* These mountains originated from the Carboniferous to Permian Period (approximately 340 million years and 225 million years) (e.g., Ural Mountains).
βοΈ *Alpine Mountains* The youngest mountain systems formed during the Tertiary period(66 million years ago) (e.g., Himalayas, Alps).
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π βDivyastraβ Missile
π Context
β India successfully conducted the 2nd flight-trial of the βDivyastraβ Missile from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island, Odisha.
π About βDivyastraβ Missile
β It is an advanced Agni missile equipped with MIRV (Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicle) technology.
β Enhances Indiaβs strategic deterrence and missile capability.
π What is MIRV Technology?
β MIRV allows a single missile to carry multiple nuclear warheads, each capable of hitting different targets independently.
β Developed originally in the 1960s.
π Advantages of MIRV System
β Ability to strike multiple targets simultaneously.
β Improves missile penetration against enemy missile defence systems.
β Increases strategic deterrence capability with fewer missiles.
π Countries with MIRV Technology
β United States (first country to develop MIRV)
β Russia
β United Kingdom
β France
β China
β India
π Strategic Significance for India
β Strengthens Indiaβs credible minimum deterrence doctrine.
β Boosts indigenous defence and strategic missile capabilities.
β Enhances Indiaβs position among major nuclear powers.
π Context
β India successfully conducted the 2nd flight-trial of the βDivyastraβ Missile from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island, Odisha.
π About βDivyastraβ Missile
β It is an advanced Agni missile equipped with MIRV (Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicle) technology.
β Enhances Indiaβs strategic deterrence and missile capability.
π What is MIRV Technology?
β MIRV allows a single missile to carry multiple nuclear warheads, each capable of hitting different targets independently.
β Developed originally in the 1960s.
π Advantages of MIRV System
β Ability to strike multiple targets simultaneously.
β Improves missile penetration against enemy missile defence systems.
β Increases strategic deterrence capability with fewer missiles.
π Countries with MIRV Technology
β United States (first country to develop MIRV)
β Russia
β United Kingdom
β France
β China
β India
π Strategic Significance for India
β Strengthens Indiaβs credible minimum deterrence doctrine.
β Boosts indigenous defence and strategic missile capabilities.
β Enhances Indiaβs position among major nuclear powers.
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*π‘οΈWorld Pandemic Treaty*
βοΈMembers of the World Health Organization (WHO) have finalized a proposal for the World Pandemic Treaty.
βοΈThe proposal was finalised by the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB), It would be presented in May at the 78th World Health Assembly for consideration.
πObjective of the Treaty
βοΈTo ensure coordinated global response to pandemics while strengthening national and global:
βοΈPrevention strategies
βοΈPreparedness capacities
βοΈResilience of health systems
βοΈEquitable access to pandemic-related resources
πNeed for the Treaty
βοΈFragmented Global Response
The treaty would promote international cooperation and harmonised policy responses during public health emergencies.
βοΈR&D and Technology Gaps
βοΈDisruption in Global Supply Chains
βοΈLack of Timely Information Sharing
βοΈUnequal Access to Health Product
βοΈInternational Health Regulations (IHR) (2005): Legally binding international instrument coordinated by WHO.
βοΈMembers of the World Health Organization (WHO) have finalized a proposal for the World Pandemic Treaty.
βοΈThe proposal was finalised by the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (INB), It would be presented in May at the 78th World Health Assembly for consideration.
πObjective of the Treaty
βοΈTo ensure coordinated global response to pandemics while strengthening national and global:
βοΈPrevention strategies
βοΈPreparedness capacities
βοΈResilience of health systems
βοΈEquitable access to pandemic-related resources
πNeed for the Treaty
βοΈFragmented Global Response
The treaty would promote international cooperation and harmonised policy responses during public health emergencies.
βοΈR&D and Technology Gaps
βοΈDisruption in Global Supply Chains
βοΈLack of Timely Information Sharing
βοΈUnequal Access to Health Product
βοΈInternational Health Regulations (IHR) (2005): Legally binding international instrument coordinated by WHO.
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π Indiaβs Strategic Autonomy: Achievements and Limitations
π Why in Focus?
β Debate on Indiaβs strategic autonomy has intensified amid the Russia-Ukraine war, Indiaβs ties with the U.S., Russia, China, and BRICS, and evolving global geopolitics.
π Key Highlights:
β Former Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran defined strategic autonomy as Indiaβs ability to take relatively autonomous decisions on matters of vital national interest.
β India has resisted external pressure on several issues, including:
β’ Continuing oil imports from Russia
β’ Maintaining ties with Iran
β’ Opposing pressure on BRICS-related positions
β’ Rejecting Chinese territorial claims on Arunachal Pradesh
β India has simultaneously deepened engagement with the U.S., Quad, EU, Japan, and Australia, reflecting its policy of multi-alignment.
β India has avoided formally condemning Russia over the Ukraine invasion while balancing relations with Western powers and preserving strategic interests.
β The article argues that Indiaβs strategic autonomy is neither absolute nor perfect, as economic dependence, security concerns, and geopolitical pressures continue to shape foreign policy choices.
π Challenges / Issues / Implications:
β Balancing ties between rival global powers without compromising national interests.
β Risk of reduced global influence if India avoids taking principled positions on major international issues.
β Dependence on external partners for energy, defence, and technology may constrain policy flexibility.
β Mains Question:
βStrategic autonomy in the 21st century is increasingly shaped by interdependence rather than isolation.β Discuss in the context of Indiaβs foreign policy. (250 words).
π Why in Focus?
β Debate on Indiaβs strategic autonomy has intensified amid the Russia-Ukraine war, Indiaβs ties with the U.S., Russia, China, and BRICS, and evolving global geopolitics.
π Key Highlights:
β Former Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran defined strategic autonomy as Indiaβs ability to take relatively autonomous decisions on matters of vital national interest.
β India has resisted external pressure on several issues, including:
β’ Continuing oil imports from Russia
β’ Maintaining ties with Iran
β’ Opposing pressure on BRICS-related positions
β’ Rejecting Chinese territorial claims on Arunachal Pradesh
β India has simultaneously deepened engagement with the U.S., Quad, EU, Japan, and Australia, reflecting its policy of multi-alignment.
β India has avoided formally condemning Russia over the Ukraine invasion while balancing relations with Western powers and preserving strategic interests.
β The article argues that Indiaβs strategic autonomy is neither absolute nor perfect, as economic dependence, security concerns, and geopolitical pressures continue to shape foreign policy choices.
π Challenges / Issues / Implications:
β Balancing ties between rival global powers without compromising national interests.
β Risk of reduced global influence if India avoids taking principled positions on major international issues.
β Dependence on external partners for energy, defence, and technology may constrain policy flexibility.
β Mains Question:
βStrategic autonomy in the 21st century is increasingly shaped by interdependence rather than isolation.β Discuss in the context of Indiaβs foreign policy. (250 words).
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THE IDEA OF NATIONAL INCOME
As income of a single person can be measured, it can be measured for a nation and the whole world, although the method of calculation may be a little bit complex in the latterβs case. In due course, four ideas/ways to calculate the income of a nation13 developed, which are the subject matter of the national income accountingβ.
β Important Points :-
π‘There are four ways to calculate the βincomeβ of an economy, although diferent from each other in some ways, are the concepts of GDP, NDP, GNP and NNP.
π‘ Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the value of the all final goods and services produced within the boundary of a nation during one year period.
π‘Net Domestic Product (NDP) is the GDP calculated after adjusting the weight of the value of 'depreciationβ.
As income of a single person can be measured, it can be measured for a nation and the whole world, although the method of calculation may be a little bit complex in the latterβs case. In due course, four ideas/ways to calculate the income of a nation13 developed, which are the subject matter of the national income accountingβ.
β Important Points :-
π‘There are four ways to calculate the βincomeβ of an economy, although diferent from each other in some ways, are the concepts of GDP, NDP, GNP and NNP.
π‘ Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the value of the all final goods and services produced within the boundary of a nation during one year period.
π‘Net Domestic Product (NDP) is the GDP calculated after adjusting the weight of the value of 'depreciationβ.
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*π‘οΈIMPORTANT COMMITEES in the Indian Economic system*
βοΈ1st. Urjit Patel Committee:-- To examine the current monetary policy framework
βοΈ2th. Vaghul Committee:-- For Money Market In India
βοΈ3th. Rattan P Watal Committee:-- To boost digital payment system in India
βοΈ4th. Raghuram Rajan Committee:-- For Financial Sector Reforms
βοΈ5th. Raja Chelliah Committee:-- For Tax Reforms
βοΈ6th. Rakesh Mohan Committee:- Small Savings
βοΈ7th. Naresh Chandra committee:-- For 14 member task force on security issues
βοΈ8th. P J Nayak Committee:-- Governance of Boards of Bank in India
βοΈ9th. Parthasarathi Shome:--- For Tax Administration Reform Commission
βοΈ1st. Urjit Patel Committee:-- To examine the current monetary policy framework
βοΈ2th. Vaghul Committee:-- For Money Market In India
βοΈ3th. Rattan P Watal Committee:-- To boost digital payment system in India
βοΈ4th. Raghuram Rajan Committee:-- For Financial Sector Reforms
βοΈ5th. Raja Chelliah Committee:-- For Tax Reforms
βοΈ6th. Rakesh Mohan Committee:- Small Savings
βοΈ7th. Naresh Chandra committee:-- For 14 member task force on security issues
βοΈ8th. P J Nayak Committee:-- Governance of Boards of Bank in India
βοΈ9th. Parthasarathi Shome:--- For Tax Administration Reform Commission