🟢 IMPORTANT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN INDIA

1. Kaiga - Karnataka
2. Chutka - Madhya Pradesh
3. Gorakhpur - Haryana
4. Bhimpur - Madhya Pradesh
5. Mahi Banswara - Rajasthan
6. Haripur - West Bengal
7. Mithi Virdi (Viradi) - Gujarat
8. Kovvada - Andhra Pradesh
9. Jaitapur - Maharashtra
10. Kakrapar Atomic Power Station - Gujarat
11. Kalpakkam Atomic Power Station - Tamil Nadu
12. Narora Atomic Power Station - Uttar Pradesh
13. Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant - Karnataka
14. Tarapur Atomic Power Station - Maharashtra
15. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant - Tamil Nadu

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🟢 ECONOMICS IMPORTANT YEARS (PYQ's)

- 1935: RBI established on April 1st.
- 1948: Introduction of Minimum Wages Act.
- 1949: Nationalisation of RBI.
- 1949: Passing of Banking Regulation Act.
- 1950: Establishment of Planning Commission.
- 1952: Setup of National Development Council.
- 1956: Passing of Khadi & Village Industries Commission Act.
- 1976: Regional Rural Banks Act enacted.
- 1982: Establishment of NABARD.
- 1986: Enactment of Consumer Protection Act.
- 2005: Passing of MGNREGA.
- 2015: Establishment of NITI Aayog.

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🛖 SOME IMPORTANT CAVES IN INDIA

• Elephanta caves - Maharashtra
• Borra caves - Vishakhapatnam
• Undavali caves - Andhra Pradesh
• Varaha caves - Tamil Nadu
• Mawsmai caves - Meghalaya
• Jogimara caves - Chhattisgarh
• Bagh caves - Madhya Pradesh
• Dungeshwari caves - Bihar
• Tabo caves - Himachal Pradesh
• Khandagiri caves - Odisha
• Pataleshwar caves - Pune
• Trichi caves - Madurai
• Koteshwar caves - Uttarakhand
• Barabar caves - Bihar
• Kutumsar caves - Chhattisgarh
• Udayagiri caves - Odisha
• Badami caves - Karnataka
• Bhimbetka caves - Madhya Pradesh
• Ajanta Ellora caves - Maharashtra
• Krem Liat Prah - Meghalaya (longest natural caves in India)

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