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India’s 4P model

Syllabus: GS-II, Subject: Governance, Topic: Good governance and application, Issue: 4P model of development 4Ps of India’s Development The Mahatma Gandhi International Sanitation Conference (MGISC) in 2018 introduced India’s 4Ps for achieving developmental results. India’s 4Ps are political leadership, public financing, partnerships, and people’s participation, formulated during the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM). Prime Minister Modi’s […]

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Minutes from the RBI MPC meeting

Syllabus: GS-III; Subject: Economy Topic: Monetary policies and instruments, Issue: MPC Meeting. Context:  RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee minutes released. Highlights: RBI keeps benchmark interest rate unchanged at 6.5% citing inflationary concerns. Price stability essential for high growth. Food inflation risks remain elevated, warns RBI. Climate shocks pose key risk to food inflation. MPC member advocates

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Forests are a national asset and major contributor to financial wealth: SC.

  Syllabus: GS-II; Subject: Current affairs Topic: Important supreme court judgements, Issue: Forest Conservation. Context: Supreme Court declares Indian forests are national assets, vital for financial wealth. Top of Form Synopsis: Controversy over Forest Conservation Act 2023 criticized for land misuse. Forests vital for biodiversity, carbon capture, and climate control. Indian forests valued at $120

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Centre releases curriculum framework for three to six-year-olds.

Syllabus: GS-II  Subject: Society and Social Justice  Topic: Social Sector – Education, Issue: Curriculum for 3-6 years. Context: Central government releases ‘Aadharshila’ curriculum for 3-6-year-olds. Synopsis: Aim: Bridge foundational literacy and numeracy gaps. Developed in alignment with National Education Policy 2020. Curriculum spans 48 weeks, emphasizing play-based learning. Focus on enhancing listening skills, vocabulary, creativity,

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Musk set to arrive: potential win-win for Tesla and India, some challenges too

Syllabus: GS- III, Subject: Economy, Topic: Industry and Industrial policies, Issue: Industrial sectors and policies and initiatives Context: Elon Musk’s visit to India may include a pledge of over $2 billion for a car manufacturing facility and discussions with the Prime Minister. Opportunities in India’s electric car market: India’s electric car market is growing, with

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What Maryam spoke about: Punjabiyat, cultural bonds that tie India, Pak Punjabs

Syllabus: GS-II, Subject: International relations, Topic: India and its neighborhood, Issue: Paradiplomacy Paradiplomacy: Paradiplomacy refers to subnational exchanges that aid relations between nations. Punjabiyat, or shared Punjabi identity, has historically facilitated Indo-Pak relations. Paradiplomacy at work: Leaders from Punjab, India, and Punjab, Pakistan, have engaged in various exchanges to promote ties. Initiatives include visits, sports

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Scientists and a wish list for the incoming government

Syllabus: GS-III, Subject: Science & Technology, Topic: Policies and Missions – India and Global, Issue: Reforming research ecosystem Reforms needed in research ecosystem: Increase in research and development (R&D) spending to at least 4% of GDP over five years, with private sector participation. Modernize physical and intellectual infrastructure of public sector institutions, including universities and

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Permanent status

Syllabus: GS-II, Subject: International Relations, Topic: Global Issues, Issue: Palestine’s UN membership Context: The USA vetoed a resolution supporting full membership of the United Nations(UN) for Palestine. Current status: Israel became a full UN member in 1949, while Palestine remains unrecognized as a full member. Despite gaining permanent observer status in 2012 and temporary powers

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India must invest more in education, health to tap demographic dividend :IMF.

Syllabus: GS-I; Subject: Geography Topic: Population and Migration, Issue: Demographic dividend. Context: International Monetary Fund(IMF) suggests heavy investment in education and health for India’s growing, young population. Key Suggestions: To equip the labor force with the right skills to compete in the job market. Despite challenges like high youth unemployment, IMF projects a 6.8% growth

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