BPSSC विज्ञापन संख्या - 03/2026
मद्य निषेध दारोगा (78 पद)
✅कुल अभ्यर्थियों की संख्या: 2,64,279
✅परीक्षा तिथि: 12.07.2026
मद्य निषेध दारोगा (78 पद)
✅कुल अभ्यर्थियों की संख्या: 2,64,279
✅परीक्षा तिथि: 12.07.2026
BPSC एकीकृत 72वीं संयुक्त (प्रारम्भिक) प्रतियोगिता परीक्षा दिनांक - 26.07.2026 (रविवार) को एकल पाली (single shift) में आयोजित की जायेगी।
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Breaking || Passport fees to change from July 1: MEA
- 36-page passport: Up from ₹1,500 to ₹2,500
- 60-page passport to cost ₹3,500
- 36-page Tatkaal passport: Up from ₹3,500 to ₹5,000
- 60-page Tatkaal passport to cost ₹6,000
- Higher fees for lost, damaged passports
- 10% discount for new passports for senior citizens & children under 8
- 36-page passport: Up from ₹1,500 to ₹2,500
- 60-page passport to cost ₹3,500
- 36-page Tatkaal passport: Up from ₹3,500 to ₹5,000
- 60-page Tatkaal passport to cost ₹6,000
- Higher fees for lost, damaged passports
- 10% discount for new passports for senior citizens & children under 8
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🔆 $10 Billion to 190 Billion Bioeconomy: India's Science Story touches New Heights in 12 Years
🌟 Summary
✅ Ministry : Ministry of Science & Technology
✅ Scheme : Review of 12 Years of Transformative Growth in Science, Technology and Innovation
✅ Venue : CSIR Headquarters, New Delhi
✅ Objective : To highlight India's exponential transition from a consumer of global technology to a sovereign creator of frontier sciences and deep tech.
✅ One-line core essence of the article : The government showcased a 12-year holistic transformation in India's scientific landscape, heavily powered by the bioeconomy boom, space startup ecosystem, and advanced healthcare innovation.
♻️ Key Highlights
🔹 Bioeconomy Explosion: India's bioeconomy skyrocketed from a mere $10 billion in 2014 to over $190 billion today, with a definitive target to hit $300 billion by 2030.
🔹 Space Sector Privatization: Highlighted the rapid growth of the space startup ecosystem and the historic lunar south pole landing (Chandrayaan-3) as milestones of indigenous engineering.
🔹 Healthcare Sovereignty: India cemented its position as a global biotech hub by pioneering breakthroughs in next-generation antibiotics, affordable CAR-T cell therapy, genomics, and precision medicine.
🔍 Important Concepts
✅ BioE3 Framework
📍 Ministry: Ministry of Science & Technology
📍 Objective: Focuses on Biotechnology for Economy, Environment, and Employment.
📍 Key Features: A progressive policy framework that drives sustainable green technologies, bio-manufacturing, and sovereign innovation in biopharmaceuticals.
🗿 Crux
✅ The 12-year scientific review confirms that India has moved away from 'jugaad' to institutional, deep-tech research.
✅ By prioritizing the bioeconomy and space commercialization, India is building a resilient, tech-driven economy capable of insulating itself from global supply-chain shocks while leading the Global South in advanced technological deployment.
🧠 Prelims Focus :
🔹 Targets: $300 Billion Bioeconomy by 2030.
🔹 Policies: BioE3 Framework.
🔹 Technologies: CAR-T cell therapy, Genomics.
🌟 Summary
✅ Ministry : Ministry of Science & Technology
✅ Scheme : Review of 12 Years of Transformative Growth in Science, Technology and Innovation
✅ Venue : CSIR Headquarters, New Delhi
✅ Objective : To highlight India's exponential transition from a consumer of global technology to a sovereign creator of frontier sciences and deep tech.
✅ One-line core essence of the article : The government showcased a 12-year holistic transformation in India's scientific landscape, heavily powered by the bioeconomy boom, space startup ecosystem, and advanced healthcare innovation.
♻️ Key Highlights
🔹 Bioeconomy Explosion: India's bioeconomy skyrocketed from a mere $10 billion in 2014 to over $190 billion today, with a definitive target to hit $300 billion by 2030.
🔹 Space Sector Privatization: Highlighted the rapid growth of the space startup ecosystem and the historic lunar south pole landing (Chandrayaan-3) as milestones of indigenous engineering.
🔹 Healthcare Sovereignty: India cemented its position as a global biotech hub by pioneering breakthroughs in next-generation antibiotics, affordable CAR-T cell therapy, genomics, and precision medicine.
By removing scientific research from siloed laboratories and applying it directly to flagship governance programs, the State has fundamentally altered the "Ease of Living."
🔍 Important Concepts
✅ BioE3 Framework
📍 Ministry: Ministry of Science & Technology
📍 Objective: Focuses on Biotechnology for Economy, Environment, and Employment.
📍 Key Features: A progressive policy framework that drives sustainable green technologies, bio-manufacturing, and sovereign innovation in biopharmaceuticals.
🗿 Crux
✅ The 12-year scientific review confirms that India has moved away from 'jugaad' to institutional, deep-tech research.
✅ By prioritizing the bioeconomy and space commercialization, India is building a resilient, tech-driven economy capable of insulating itself from global supply-chain shocks while leading the Global South in advanced technological deployment.
🧠 Prelims Focus :
🔹 Targets: $300 Billion Bioeconomy by 2030.
🔹 Policies: BioE3 Framework.
🔹 Technologies: CAR-T cell therapy, Genomics.
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Advt. No. 08-2026 Company Commander DR.pdf
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BPSSC Advt. No.-08/2026
👮♂️Company Commander
📊Total Post: 65
💰Pay-Level: Level 6
🗓Online Application Date: 30.06.2026 to 30.07.2026
👮♂️Company Commander
📊Total Post: 65
💰Pay-Level: Level 6
🗓Online Application Date: 30.06.2026 to 30.07.2026
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A Whip-Free Constitutional Zone
The Vice-President is elected by secret ballot, and this secrecy overrides the party whip. Even under the anti- defection law, MPs are free to cross party lines , creating one of the Constitution’s rare islands of individual legislative autonomy.
The Vice-President is elected by secret ballot, and this secrecy overrides the party whip. Even under the anti- defection law, MPs are free to cross party lines , creating one of the Constitution’s rare islands of individual legislative autonomy.
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Four time Vice-Presidents have been elected unopposed namely; S. Radhakrishnan (Two times), Mohammad Hidayatullah, & Shankar Dayal Sharma.