Junior science refresher magazine

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Junior science refresher magazine Published this article page no 21 the treatment facilities allowed in crzi to reduce coastal pollution means several ecologically fragile areas will have sewage treatment plants transferring pollution from land to sea. crz helps in reducing the ecological vulnerability through regulated activities in ecologically most sensitive areas (crzi a) o regulate activities such as ecotourism subject to approved coastal zone management plans(czmps) exceptional construction of public utilities in the mangrove buffer etc. o construction of roads and roads on stilts by way of reclamation shall be permitted only in exceptional casesfor defence strategic purposes and public utilities subject to a detailed marineterrestrial environment impact assessment to be recommended by the coastal zone management authority and approved by the moefcc. o compensatory plantation of mangroves (minimum three times the mangrove area affecteddestroyed cut bright group of publications junior science refresher.

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Arihant current affairs

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Arihant current affairs published this article  52 the supreme courts interpretation is based on the fact that uneducated or illiterate people getting elected to the local bodies can easily be misled by officials if they dont know how to write and read. arguments against educational criteriaagainst grassroots democracy when there is no minimum education criteria to become mla or mp it is unfair to make such a criteria for panchayat elections.misplaced focus experts have said that primary role of an elected public representative is to put forward the point of herhis electorate rather than being wellversed in technicalities of administration Arihant current affairs buy.

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arihant current affairs magazine monthly Published this article page no 03  Vote Bank politics as majority of the voters are manoeuvrable purchasable. Expenditure for vote buying and other illegitimate purposes through criminals leads to nexus between politicians and criminals. Legal Provisions  Article 102(1) and 191(1) disqualifies an MP and an MLA respectively on certain grounds.  Section 8 of the Representation of People Act 1951 bans convicted politicians. But those facing trial no matter how serious the charges are free to contest elections. 0 10 20 30 40 50 2004 2009 2014 2019 Percentage of candidates having criminal cases in Lok Sabha Percentage of candidates having criminal cases in Lok Sabha Corruption nexus between politicians and criminals have become stronger as politicians get their election funding as well as muscle and manpower from such criminals. This also encouraged criminals themselves to use their power to win elections. Money spent during campaigning is considered as an investment which is compensated by corruption.  nefficiency in The Functioning of EC For the past several general elections there has existed a gulf between the EC and the voter. Common people hardly come to know the rules made by the commission. Model Code of Conduct is openly flouted by candidates without any stringent repercussions.  Denial of Justice and Rule of Law Toothless laws against convicted criminals standing for elections further encourage this process. Not more than 6 per cent of the criminal cases against Indian MPs and MLAs ended in a conviction as per the data submitted by the Centre to the Supreme Court. This is in sharp contrast to the overall conviction rate of 46% at the national level under IPC arihant current affairs magazine monthly buy. 

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Mahindra current affairs magazine

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Mahindra current affairs magazine Published this article page no  107 Support to advanced and interdisciplinary research projects in quantum technology through governments financial and organizational support. o India is the third largest when it comes to publishing papers but it doesnt translate into creating actual products thus the gap between research and product development needs to be reduced.  Push to next generation transformative technologies like quantum computers and computing quantum communication quantum key distribution quantum encryption crypt analysis quantum devices quantum sensing quantum materials quantum clock and so on.  Putting India on the worlds Quantummap A boost in Quantum computing will help India to come on par with the United States and China.  Creation of innovative applications by industries It will thereby stimulate economic growth and job creation which will feed back into a growing quantumbased economy.  Addressing India specific national and regional issues Quantum technologies can be used to in sectors such as weather forecasting artificial intelligence financial modelling cyber security including securing the communications & financial transactions. For Exampleo Quantum computers are extremely powerful compared to conventional computers when solving certain kinds of problems like finding prime factors of large numbers and searching large databases. The prime factorization quantum algorithm has important implications for security as it can be used to break RSA encryption a popular method for secure communication download mahendra current affairs magazine.. 

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competition success review subscription Published this article page no  71 CENTRAL EQUIPMENT IDENTITY REGISTER (CEIR)  Recently the CEIR portal has been launched by the government to facilitate blocking and tracing of stolenlost mobile phones in Delhi.  The initiative is undertaken by the Department of Telecom (DoT) and was first launched in Mumbai.  CEIR acts as a central system that connects to the IMEI database of all network Operators to share black listed mobile devices.  Devices blacklisted in one network will not work on other networks even if the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card in the device is changed.  The National Telecom Policy of 2012 called for the establishment of a National Mobile Property Registry to address the issue of security theft and other concerns including reprogramming of mobile handsets. OUTH CO LAB  Youth CoLab is a multidimensional and multilevel response to tackle the challenges young people face by positioning them front and centre to find solutions to todays most pressing problems.  Cocreated in 2017 by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Citi Foundation Youth CoLab aims to establish a common agenda for countries in the AsiaPacific region to empower and invest in youth so that 91 they can accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through leadership social innovation and entrepreneurship.  In India the Youth CoLab initiative has been launched as a joint endeavour between UNDP India and Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) NITI Aayog competition success review subscription buy.  

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Banking service chronicle

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Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe Published this article page no  47 Under these regulations a process has been prescribed for drone operators to obtain Unique Identification Number (UIN) Unmanned Aircraft Operator Permit (UAOP) and other permissions.  Currently India has a No PermissionNo Take off (NPNT) clause which implies that a drone cannot be operated in Indian skies unless the regulatory permission is received through the Digital Sky Platform. o Users will be required to do a onetime registration of their drones pilots and owners. For every flight (exempted for the nano category) users will be required to ask for permission to fly on a mobile app and an automated process permits or denies the request instantly.  The pilot also needs certification requiring a remote pilot licence before operating a drone.  In January 2019 a white paper on drone policy 2.0 was released that paved the way for wider application of drones such as the delivery of goods beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS).  Foreigners are currently not allowed to fly drones in India. For commercial purpose they need to lease the drone to an Indian entity who inturn will obtain Unique Identification Number (UIN) and UAOP from DGCA. Need for drone regulations  For leveraging drones potential for commercial operations It will foster various new forms of air freight capabilities allowing transport of temperature and time sensitive commodities like bodily organs lifesaving medicines etc. Indias Draft Drone Policy 2.0 (Released in 2019)  New forms of air freight permitted It recommends expanding operations to beyond VLOS and beyond the current limit of 400 feet banking service chronicle monthly magazine buy. 

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pratiyogita darpan english

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pratiyogita darpan english  Published this article page no  84 WholeofGovernment Focus The objectives outlined in Indias Arctic Policy are to be implemented through an Action Plan and a governance and review mechanism consisting of an interministerial Empowered Arctic Policy Group (EAPG) This mechanism is likely to enable better analysis prediction and coordinated approach in the Government of India lend policy coherence to the region and will result in better realisation of Indias strategic military and economic interests. On the whole Indias Arctic Policy is timely and is likely to provide a direction to Indias policymakers on contours of Indias engagement with the region. It is the first step towards developing a wholeofgovernment approach on Indias engagement with the region.  The Policy is likely to have a multiplier effect towards a more synergised and focused scientific research including an enhanced understanding of linkages between monsoons and climate change in the Arctic and between polar studies and the Himalayas.  Thus Indias Arctic Policy is deftly dovetailed enmeshed and in synergy with the broader policy framework of the Government of India  World over activists of Extinction Rebellion are staging protests in various formats. What is the Extinction Rebellion also referred to as XR?  Initially launched in the United Kingdom on October 31 2018 as a response to a report by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).  Now it is a global movement which seeks to rebel and asks groups to selforganise without the need for  160 anyones permission to come up with collective action plans as long as they adhere to the groups core principles and values.  It is a decentralised international and politically nonpartisan movement using nonviolent direct action and civil disobedience to persuade governments to act justly on the Climate and Ecological Emergency. The group has three core demands of governments around the world.  It wants governments to Tell the Truth to Act Now and to Go Beyond Politics in order to confront the climate and ecological emergency that the world is faced with. What activities have XR done so far?  The group had announced a Declaration of Rebellion at launch involving a public act of civil disobedience in London demanding that the government reduce carbon emission to zero by 2025.  The eventual plan was to coordinate actions in other countries and to engage in an International Rebellion in March 2019 pratiyogita darpan English buy.  

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