Very important article on India Afghanistan relationship.

Important for GS2 IR

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The fundamental difference between SSR and SIR:

What is SSR (Special Summery Revision ): In this process of SSR retains existing voters list and requires voters who want inclusion or exclusion from the list by makin application on prescribed format.

SIR (Special Intensive Revision) : In this process every voters in the existing list too submit the enumeration form, which could be downloaded from ECs website or Provided to the Voters by Booth level officers (BLOs).

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A very insightful and detailed article on the future of India’s IT industry has been written by Shashi Tharoor sir.

This article is highly relevant not only for UPSC GS Paper-3 (in the context of employment, industry and the economy) but also for every student or professional who wants to build a long-term career in the technology sector.

The message is very clear:
In the coming years, only those who continuously upgrade and adapt will remain relevant.
Skills in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Cloud Computing are going to be essential.

Technology is changing fast and constant learning, reskilling and upskilling is the only way forward.

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This is UPSC CSE 2023 prelims question.

This is a UPSC CSE Prelims 2023 question.

The logic is actually very simple — jackfruit trees are abundantly found in Kerala.
Kerala’s forest type is mainly Tropical Evergreen.
So, by eliminating the option that associates jackfruit with any other forest type, one can arrive at the correct answer through basic reasoning.

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Survey: Understanding Student housing, Food, Jobs and Coaching Challenges in Delhi by CivilNest Community

Though the news of Afghanistan earthquake but it is important to understsnd the concept of earthquake.

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What is Rights issue :

Rights issue is an additional issue of shares to existing shareholders at a preferential discounted price, allowing them first right to maintain their percentage ownership before offering shares to the public.

This may ask in UPSC CSE prelims.
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Logic is important solving UPSC CSE pre questions. #upsc #cse #prelims #ias #ips #mentor
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Small video on how to apply logic in attempting moderate to difficult question in UPSC Pre


Do watch it.

Important article on Contempt of court.

The phrase Contempt of Court is used in Article 19(2) of the constitution.

There is a Contempt of Court Act 1971.
Section 2(b) defines Civil Contempt
And 2(c) is criminal Contempt.

4 important Court judgements.

1. Ashwini Kumar Ghosh vs Arabinda Bose
2. Ratan Sarkar vs Hirak Ghosh
3. M V Jayarajan Vs High Court of Kerala
4. Shanmu gm @ Lakshminarayan Vs High Court of Madras.

This article is important for UPSC CSE and Stage PSC Prelims and Mains examination.

GS2
Judiciary.

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Article on MSME

MSME contributes to 30% of GDP, 45% Export and employment to 24cr people.
Credit gap in MSME is 30 Lakh Crore.
Which 27% for service
And
35% by women owned MSMEs.

Important for GS3
MSME
Economy
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Lop Nur is a Dried up salt lake in China. China conducted its nuclear test.

Spin Boldak: Site located in Afghanistan, recently pakistan attacked at this location.

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Location based questions in pre.

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Sustainable aviation fuel which makes from Non fossil fuels.

India has 750 million available biomass.

Indias target 1% blending of SAF by 2027
And
2% by 2028 which requires 62million liters of SAF.

Important for GS3

Clean Energy
Agriculture




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•  Between 2005 and 2020 → Emissions intensity of India’s GDP reduced by ~36%.
•  India’s non-fossil power capacity is now more than 50% of the total installed capacity.
•  India has the third highest annual increase in forest and tree cover (as per FAO’s Global Forest Resources Assessment 2020).
•  India has around 200 GW renewable energy installed — making it the third-largest renewable energy producer in the world.