Who are eligible for Arogyasri
1. Those who have a wetland less than 12 acres and the Landowners with less than 35 acres of dry land are eligible.
2. All persons with less than 35 acres of land, including wet and dry land, are eligible.
3. Applicable to municipal property tax-paying families for less than 3000 SFT (334 sq. Yds).
4. Outsourcing, contract, part-time employees and sanitation workers with an annual income of over Rs 5 lakh are also eligible.
5. Honorary remuneration employees and private sector employees working in the public sector.
6. The family who has more than one car are not eligible of YSR Arogyasri.
As per the guidelines, outsourcing, contract, part time employees working for government departments, sanitary workers, honorarium-based employees working in government sector and employees of private sector are eligible to get YSR Aarogyasri Health Cards to avail the benefits under the scheme.
Pensioners, whose annual income is less than or up to Rs 5 lakh are also allowed under the scheme. People belonging to different income groups, including Rice Card Holders, families that are eligible for YSR Pension Kanuka Card and Jagananna Vidya and Vasathi Deevena Card also can avail the benefits.
Land owners having less than 12 acre wetland or less than 35 acre dry land or total lands less than 35 acre (wet and dry), families not having more than one personal car are also eligible.
People whose annual income is u to Rs 5 lakh, who have up to 35 acre agriculture land, one personal car could avail the health benefits under the new relaxed norms. Income Tax returns will be taken as criterion to verify whether the annual income is under Rs 5 lakh or not.
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1. Those who have a wetland less than 12 acres and the Landowners with less than 35 acres of dry land are eligible.
2. All persons with less than 35 acres of land, including wet and dry land, are eligible.
3. Applicable to municipal property tax-paying families for less than 3000 SFT (334 sq. Yds).
4. Outsourcing, contract, part-time employees and sanitation workers with an annual income of over Rs 5 lakh are also eligible.
5. Honorary remuneration employees and private sector employees working in the public sector.
6. The family who has more than one car are not eligible of YSR Arogyasri.
As per the guidelines, outsourcing, contract, part time employees working for government departments, sanitary workers, honorarium-based employees working in government sector and employees of private sector are eligible to get YSR Aarogyasri Health Cards to avail the benefits under the scheme.
Pensioners, whose annual income is less than or up to Rs 5 lakh are also allowed under the scheme. People belonging to different income groups, including Rice Card Holders, families that are eligible for YSR Pension Kanuka Card and Jagananna Vidya and Vasathi Deevena Card also can avail the benefits.
Land owners having less than 12 acre wetland or less than 35 acre dry land or total lands less than 35 acre (wet and dry), families not having more than one personal car are also eligible.
People whose annual income is u to Rs 5 lakh, who have up to 35 acre agriculture land, one personal car could avail the health benefits under the new relaxed norms. Income Tax returns will be taken as criterion to verify whether the annual income is under Rs 5 lakh or not.
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Which of the following has reference to 'Cooperative Societies'?
Anonymous Poll
5%
Preamble to the Constitution
44%
Directive principles of State Policy
8%
Fundamental Rights
43%
Both (B) and (C)
Who has the authority to reserve Seats in any Panchayat or offices of Chairperson in the Panchayat at any level in favour of backward classes?
Anonymous Poll
9%
Parliament
18%
Governor
55%
State Legislature
18%
It's already mentioned in the Constitution
Acclaimed Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has been conferred the Italian Golden Sand Art Award, 2019
First Indian to win the prestigious award for his contribution to sand art.
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First Indian to win the prestigious award for his contribution to sand art.
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Water quality by BIS
The national capital is at the very bottom of the list, in a ranking based on tap water quality released by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
Mumbai is the only city where all samples of tap water met all the tested parameters under the Indian Standard 10500:2012 (specification for drinking water) so far.
The BIS standard involves 48 different parameters. Samples are being tested under 28 parameters so far, leaving out parameters related to radioactive substances and free residual chlorine.
Samples are undergoing physical and organoleptic tests (which identify odour, turbidity and pH levels), as well as chemical tests (which identify toxic substances, pesticide residue and excess metals) and virological, bacteriological and biological tests (which identify harmful organisms and disease carriers).
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The national capital is at the very bottom of the list, in a ranking based on tap water quality released by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
Mumbai is the only city where all samples of tap water met all the tested parameters under the Indian Standard 10500:2012 (specification for drinking water) so far.
The BIS standard involves 48 different parameters. Samples are being tested under 28 parameters so far, leaving out parameters related to radioactive substances and free residual chlorine.
Samples are undergoing physical and organoleptic tests (which identify odour, turbidity and pH levels), as well as chemical tests (which identify toxic substances, pesticide residue and excess metals) and virological, bacteriological and biological tests (which identify harmful organisms and disease carriers).
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Dear Registered Aspirants,
Question paper for Full length Test Series Test 6 is mailed to you. Kindly check the mails.
Regards
AP Gurukul
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Question paper for Full length Test Series Test 6 is mailed to you. Kindly check the mails.
Regards
AP Gurukul
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The "Safety Valve" theory is associated with
Anonymous Poll
12%
The Rebellion of 1857
67%
The foundation of Indian National Congress
11%
The split in Congress in 1907
10%
The Partition of India
Which one of the following set of criteria was employed by the Second Backward Class Commission, popularly known as the Mandal Commission, to determine socially and educationally backward classes in India?
Anonymous Poll
27%
Social, economic, political and educational
50%
Social, economic and educational
16%
Social and economic
7%
Social, economic and cultural
Schedule of Group 1 Mains Test Series
As we have designed our schedule for mains exam well in advance according to initial notification (Later on govt announced some changes in the exam timetable), so we have added/ modified some questions in the papers that suits to the present timetable.
Registered aspirants can write the exam according to their own time and flexibility.
Do note we request aspirants to write the exams at the earliest.
Schedule for Full length Test Series :
13th Oct: Test 1 on General Essay
20th Oct: Test 2 on History, Culture and Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh
27th Oct: Test 3 on Polity, Constitution, Governance, Law and Ethics
3rd Nov: Test 4 on Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh
10th Nov: Test 5 on Science and Technology
17th Nov: Test 6 on General Essay
21st Nov: Test 7 on History, Culture and Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh
24th Nov: Test 8 on Polity, Constitution, Governance, Law and Ethics
28th Nov: Test 9 on Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh
1st Dec: Test 10 on Science and Technoogy
Schedule for Essay Module:
Essay Test-1 on 6th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 13th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 20th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 27th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 4th Dec
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As we have designed our schedule for mains exam well in advance according to initial notification (Later on govt announced some changes in the exam timetable), so we have added/ modified some questions in the papers that suits to the present timetable.
Registered aspirants can write the exam according to their own time and flexibility.
Do note we request aspirants to write the exams at the earliest.
Schedule for Full length Test Series :
13th Oct: Test 1 on General Essay
20th Oct: Test 2 on History, Culture and Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh
27th Oct: Test 3 on Polity, Constitution, Governance, Law and Ethics
3rd Nov: Test 4 on Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh
10th Nov: Test 5 on Science and Technology
17th Nov: Test 6 on General Essay
21st Nov: Test 7 on History, Culture and Geography of India and Andhra Pradesh
24th Nov: Test 8 on Polity, Constitution, Governance, Law and Ethics
28th Nov: Test 9 on Economy and Development of India and Andhra Pradesh
1st Dec: Test 10 on Science and Technoogy
Schedule for Essay Module:
Essay Test-1 on 6th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 13th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 20th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 27th Nov
Essay Test-1 on 4th Dec
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AP Gurukul - Andhra Pradesh Groups pinned «Schedule of Group 1 Mains Test Series As we have designed our schedule for mains exam well in advance according to initial notification (Later on govt announced some changes in the exam timetable), so we have added/ modified some questions in the papers…»
Quality at affordable price is our core strength. Group of Retd. professors and senior faculties from IAS academies are part of this initiative.
Join us for detailed feedback on Test Series / Essay Module.
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Join us for detailed feedback on Test Series / Essay Module.
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Andhra Pradesh Financial Corporation is listed in which Schedule of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act, 2014?
Anonymous Poll
21%
7th Schedule
19%
8th Schedule
45%
9th Schedule
15%
10th Schedule
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) in it's 6th assessment report cycle stated that Earth will reach the threshold of how many degree Celsius above pre -industrial levels by 2030?
Anonymous Poll
13%
3° C
15%
0.5° C
50%
1.5° C
23%
2° C
Quality at affordable price is our core strength. Group of Retd. professors and senior faculties from IAS academies are part of this initiative.
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Join us for detailed feedback on Test Series / Essay Module.
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Fastag
It's mandatory for all vehicles to have a Fastag December 1, 2019 onwards.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) or Fastag a small tag at the top-left corner of your vehicle's windscreen that lets you pass through all toll booths without coming to a halt. Essentially, the foremost purpose of a Fastag is to cut the travel time by eliminating the halt time at a toll booth
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It's mandatory for all vehicles to have a Fastag December 1, 2019 onwards.
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) or Fastag a small tag at the top-left corner of your vehicle's windscreen that lets you pass through all toll booths without coming to a halt. Essentially, the foremost purpose of a Fastag is to cut the travel time by eliminating the halt time at a toll booth
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https://auto.ndtv.com/news/fastag-all-you-need-to-know-2134977
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FASTag: All You Need To Know
Fastags have been made mandatory for all class of vehicles and all toll plazas in a bid to reduce travel time and make commuting easy.
UMMID (Unique Methods of Management and treatment of Inherited Disorders)
People who cannot afford expensive care for genetic disorders will be benefited from this
initiative.
UMMID initiative will tackle inherited genetic diseases of newborn babies. This initiative is designed on the concept of prevention is better than cure.
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People who cannot afford expensive care for genetic disorders will be benefited from this
initiative.
UMMID initiative will tackle inherited genetic diseases of newborn babies. This initiative is designed on the concept of prevention is better than cure.
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Ms.Cybira (Cyber interactive robotic agent)
Visakhapatnam police introduce the first lady robocop in the State.
Ms. Cybira is the new initiative by the police in association with a group of techies to help citizens file complaints hassle free.
Designed by start-up Robo Coupler, the pilot project Cybira is capable of receiving complaints in both digital and manual forms from the public.
Ms. Cybira is equipped with 360 degree high resolution camera, a tab, 180 GB internal hard disk, Internet of Things (IoT) chip, micro-controller or micro processor. It can salute the officials and through its wheels, it can also move from one place to another. Cybira can interact in English and Telugu languages as of now.
Ms. Cybira will be used in ‘Spandana' programme.
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Visakhapatnam police introduce the first lady robocop in the State.
Ms. Cybira is the new initiative by the police in association with a group of techies to help citizens file complaints hassle free.
Designed by start-up Robo Coupler, the pilot project Cybira is capable of receiving complaints in both digital and manual forms from the public.
Ms. Cybira is equipped with 360 degree high resolution camera, a tab, 180 GB internal hard disk, Internet of Things (IoT) chip, micro-controller or micro processor. It can salute the officials and through its wheels, it can also move from one place to another. Cybira can interact in English and Telugu languages as of now.
Ms. Cybira will be used in ‘Spandana' programme.
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Girijana Mitra
Police launched ‘Girijana Mitra’ in the Agency area to improve coordination with the tribals and help improve their quality of life.
As part of ‘Girijana Mitra’, police will visit villages, organise meetings and ask the tribals about their problems. Issues such as health, education, drinking water, roads, implementation of various government schemes, extremism, malnutrition and other topics would be discussed during the programme.
'Girijana Mitra’ programme will help prevent tribals from joining the Maoists.
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Police launched ‘Girijana Mitra’ in the Agency area to improve coordination with the tribals and help improve their quality of life.
As part of ‘Girijana Mitra’, police will visit villages, organise meetings and ask the tribals about their problems. Issues such as health, education, drinking water, roads, implementation of various government schemes, extremism, malnutrition and other topics would be discussed during the programme.
'Girijana Mitra’ programme will help prevent tribals from joining the Maoists.
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