What is Quantum Computing?
Quantum computing is a new type of computing that uses the principles of quantum physics to solve certain complex problems.
A normal computer uses bits (0 or 1).
A quantum computer uses qubits (quantum bits).
It may solve some specific problems much faster than ordinary computers.
Simple example: A normal computer is like a person checking routes one by one in some situations. A quantum computer can use quantum effects to process certain possibilities in a fundamentally different way. However, it does not automatically test every answer or solve every problem faster.
Quantum computing is a new type of computing that uses the principles of quantum physics to solve certain complex problems.
A normal computer uses bits (0 or 1).
A quantum computer uses qubits (quantum bits).
It may solve some specific problems much faster than ordinary computers.
Simple example: A normal computer is like a person checking routes one by one in some situations. A quantum computer can use quantum effects to process certain possibilities in a fundamentally different way. However, it does not automatically test every answer or solve every problem faster.
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The Open Coalition on Compliance Carbon Markets (OCCCM) is an international initiative to strengthen cooperation among countries that have legally regulated carbon-pricing systems. It aims to improve transparency, environmental integrity and compatibility between different national carbon markets.
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An Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is a maritime area extending up to 200 nautical miles (approximately 370 km) from a coastal state's baseline, generally measured from the low-water line along the coast.
Legal basis: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), 1982.
Purpose: To give coastal states special rights to explore, exploit, conserve and manage marine resources.
India's EEZ: India has an EEZ of approximately 2.37 million sq. km, commonly cited, although the precise area depends on maritime delimitation and measurement conventions.
Legal basis: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), 1982.
Purpose: To give coastal states special rights to explore, exploit, conserve and manage marine resources.
India's EEZ: India has an EEZ of approximately 2.37 million sq. km, commonly cited, although the precise area depends on maritime delimitation and measurement conventions.
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Article on Japan's mission on Mars Moon (Phobos).
Mars has 2 moons
1st is Phobos
2nd is Deimos.
Interesting and important article for SNT.
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Mars has 2 moons
1st is Phobos
2nd is Deimos.
Interesting and important article for SNT.
#UPSC
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China's restrictions on Tunnel Boring Machine (TMB).
TMB is important in infra development like Metro's and Bullet train.
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#UPSC
TMB is important in infra development like Metro's and Bullet train.
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#UPSC
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Which ministry is responsible for considering a proposal for inclusion of languages in 8th Schedule of Constitution?
Comment your answer to @civilsdream
Comment your answer to @civilsdream
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Elections in other nations in coming days
Brazil (already over and Lula da silve reelected as a president )
US (Mid term election)
Israel
Serbia (already voted on Sunday 25.10.2026.
In 2023 UPSC interview, one of the board member asked me a question on elections in 2023 24.
Brazil (already over and Lula da silve reelected as a president )
US (Mid term election)
Israel
Serbia (already voted on Sunday 25.10.2026.
In 2023 UPSC interview, one of the board member asked me a question on elections in 2023 24.
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