Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine

Shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no  63 Volatility in Oil prices and Its impact on Indias economy Until May 2019 India was the second largest buyer of crude oil from Iran. Any disruption in supply or price hike could deplete our countrys foreign reserves. The embargo by USA has also restricted India from buying oil from Iran.  Effect on Indias Diaspora in Iran and the middle east In case of a fullyfledged war the safety and security of vast Diaspora in the Gulf can be at stake.  Remittance More than 50% of total remittance received by India last year came from the gulf region. Disturbance in the region would lead to decline in such remittances.  Trade Indias trade is heavily reliant on the Strait of Hormuz and its blockade would adversely affect trade. Also status of Chabahar Port may also come in question.  Security The US has ordered resumption of military training to Pakistan which it had suspended in 2018 after accusing it of not doing enough to counter terrorist groups as part of its wider West Asia strategy. This could impact overall security of the region as several terrorist outfits may become active in the region. Conclusion Tensions between the United States and Iran have been occurring for decades. Thus a breakthrough from the vicious cycle of USIran hostility would require statesmanship in both the countries with the vision to break the stalemate. 25 Developments in this period  Enactment of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act 2019 leading to the creation of two new Union Territories.  Unpredictable global scenario which is experiencing an overall slowdown in the backdrop of USChina trade war volatile geopolitical and oil politics situation. o Economic slowdown in India owing to factors such as weak investments exports and consumer confidence Shine india monthly magazine buy. 

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pratiyogita darpan hindi

pratiyogita darpan hindi

pratiyogita darpan hindi Published this article page no 116   It is guided by three core principleso Recognizing value in ecosystems can sometimes ensure conservation and sustainable use. e.g. the existence of sacred groves in some cultures has helped to protect natural areas and the biodiversity they contain. o Demonstrating value in economic terms is often useful for policy makers and others such as business in reaching decisions that consider the full costs and benefits of an ecosystem. E.g. By including the costs and benefits of conserving the ecosystem services provided by wetlands in controlling floods compared to building flood defences. o Capturing value involves the introduction of mechanisms that incorporate the values of ecosystems into decisionmaking through incentives and price signals. This can include payments for ecosystem services reforming environmentally harmful subsidies or introducing tax breaks for conservation. Need of Green Economy  pratiyogita darpan hindi buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine

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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no  87 POLICY REFORMS ANNOUNCED FOR OTHER SECTORS Social Infrastructure  Boosting private sector investment in Social Infrastructure through revamped Viability Gap Funding (VGF) Scheme.  Under it government will enhance the quantum of VGF to upto 30% each by Centre and StateStatutory Bodies of the Total Project Cost.  Projects to be proposed under the scheme will be by Central Ministries State Government and Statutory entities Defence Production Enhancing Self Reliance in Defence Production o Make in India could be used for increasing Self Reliance in Defence Production in following ways  By notifying a list of weaponsplatforms to be banned for import with preplanned year wise timelines.  Focussing on indigenisation of spare parts which are imported.  Separate budget provisioning for domestic capital procurement.  Improvement in autonomy accountability and efficiency in Ordnance Supplies has been envisaged by Corporatisation of Ordnance Factory Board Shine india monthly magazine buy. 

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Mahindra current affairs magazine

Mahindra current affairs magazine

Mahindra current affairs magazine  Published this article page no  55 Criminal loses the right to live as a person committing a murder by taking the life of another forfeit their own right to life.  Saves the resources of the state as some proponents point out that the tax payers money should not be wasted in decades of appeals for the hardened criminals.  According to JS Mill all humans know the difference between whats right and whats wrong its in human nature to break the law. Those criminals are nowhere near reaching a desirable end nor do they have capacity to be virtuous and hence death penalty is justifiable for the greater utility of the society. Arguments against death penalty  The death penalty does not serve the penological goal of deterrence any more than life imprisonment. Further life imprisonment under Indian law means imprisonment for the whole of life subject to just remissions which in many states in cases of serious crimes are granted only after many years of imprisonment which range from 3060 years.  Retribution has an important role to play in punishment. However it cannot be reduced to vengeance. The notion of an eye for an eye tooth for a tooth has no place in our constitutionally mediated criminal justice system. Capital punishment fails to achieve any constitutionally valid penological goals. o In focusing on death penalty as the ultimate measure of justice to victims the restorative and rehabilitative aspects of justice are lost sight of Mahindra current affairs magazine buy. 

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competition success review

competition success review

competition success review Published this article page no 136  URBAN LAKES Why in news? The National Green Tribunal (NGT) recently pulled up the Telangana government for failing to take steps to control the pollution in Hyderabads Hussainsagar lake. What is Urban Lake?  According to the National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP) a water body having a minimum depth of three meters spread over more than 10 hectares and having no or very little aquatic vegetation is considered as a lake. o Urban lakes are those lakes which are located entirely within city limits (census town) and directly surrounded by urban developments with some recreational facilities limited to the shoreline area (parks playgrounds). Importance of Urban Lakes Historically cities were built along waterways or lakes which influence the development of urban areas. They play a major role in providing environmental social and economic services.  They can ease the impact of floods and droughts by the means of storage.  They also help in replenishing groundwater level as they are essential receptors for groundwater recharge positively influencing water quality of downstream watercourses and preserving the biodiversity and habitat of the surrounding area.  Lakes are cooling agents and are essential to the urban microclimate.  They provide prime opportunities for recreation tourism and domestic purposes.  They constitute a primary source of water supply in many places competition success review buy.

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Junior science refresher

Junior science refresher

Junior science refresher Published this article page no  144 However in May 2012 SC had stalled the plan to initiate African cheetahs into KunoPalpur sanctuary. Various factors contributed to this o Cheetah may come into conflict with a parallel project to reintroduce lions into the same sanctuary and priority has to be given for preservation of our own species. o Whether African cheetahs would find the sanctuary a favourable climate as far as abundance of prey is concerned. o Whether there would be mananimal conflict in KunoPalpur on the cheetahs introduction.  In 2013 SC quashed the plan for introducing African cheetahs to KunoPalpur.  The cheetah plan was revived in 2017 by central government. Related Information  India Cooling Action Plan (ICAP) and BEEs draft strategy plan for accelerating energy efficiency in India – UNNATEE (Unlocking NATional Energy Efficiency potential) was launched in 2019. o ICAP aims to reduce cooling demand across sectors by 20% to 25% by 203738 and cooling energy requirements by 25% to 40% within the same period. o UNNATEE provides a roadmap for meeting Indias goals on climate change through energy efficiency.  Both plans are a call to action to accelerate the implementation of energy efficiency initiatives to reduce energy demand and energy intensity in all sectors while still powering growth in India. About Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) Junior science refresher buy.

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drishti current affairs today

drishti current affairs today

drishti current affairs today Published this article page no  tataowned air india has proposed to acquire airasia india lowcost indian airline run by tata group. tata sons currently hold an . percent stake in airasia india while the remaining . percent of the company is owned by airasia investment ltd aail which is part of malaysias airasia group. air india ltd ail and its subsidiary air india express were also acquired last year by talace private limited a whollyowned subsidiary of tata sons private ltd. under the current proposition air india has reached out to the antitrust regulator competition commission of india cci to wholly acquire airasia india. the proposal relates to the acquisition of the entire equity share capital of airasia india private limited by air india ltd. an official statement by air india stated that the proposed merger will not lead to any change in the competitive landscape or cause any appreciable adverse effect on competition in india irrespective of the manner in which the relevant markets are defined drishti current affairs today buy.

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