PIB Summary for UPSC 24 February -2024 1. President’s greetings on the eve of birth anniversary of Guru Ravidasji Topic: GS1 – History – Indian culture – Significant personalities UPSC may focus on Guru Ravidasji’s legacy, his role in social reform, and contributions for social awakening and upliftment. Context President Droupadi Murmu extends warm wishes…
Join 99Notes IAS Institute Get A Free Counseling By Our Professional UPSC Counsellors. Send message On Whatsapp The Green Hydrogen Mission emphasizes establishing India as a global leader in the production, usage, and export of green hydrogen. However, achieving this ambitious goal might be hindered by: Â Select the correct option from the following: An…
Q1) Though President of India is the constitutional head of the state, he is only a nominal executive and not a real executive. Comment (150 Words/ 10 Marks) ANSWER In the Indian parliamentary system, the President is the constitutional head of the state and represents the unity of the country. However, the President’s powers and…
Daily Current Affairs 23-February-2024- Top News of the Day 1. Escalating Farmer Protests: Challenges and Structural Issues Plague Indian Agriculture Topic: GS3 – Agriculture – MSP This topic is relevant for both Prelims and Mains in the context of knowing facts about the declining share of agriculture in GDP, challenges faced by farmers, government policies related…
The Hindu Editorial 23-February-2024 1. The government must keep the regulatory environment of space sector clear Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government policies – Interventions for development in various sectors Crucial for UPSC as it covers India’s space sector reforms, geopolitical strategy, and global competition in technology and innovation. Context The article discusses India’s transformative…
PIB Summary for UPSC 23 February -2024 1. With a focus on promotion of organic exports, APEDA forms dedicated organic promotion division Topic: GS3 – Agriculture – Storage, transport and marketing of agricultural produce Enhancing organic exports vital for agricultural growth in India. UPSC may focus on policies, sustainability, and global alignment in questions. Context…
Indian Express Editorial Analysis 23-February-2024 1. A long institutional road Topic: GS2 – Polity – Judiciary This topic is relevant for both Prelims and Mains in the context of knowing facts about the role of the Supreme Court within the constitutional framework, recent judicial decisions, and their implications for democracy and governance. Context: Two recent decisions…
Annexation of Sindh & Punjab by British By 1818, the entire Indian subcontinent, except Punjab and Sindh, had been brought under British rule. They directly ruled some states, while in others, the British exercised paramount power. These areas were brought under British control through subsidiary alliance, the Principle of Paramountcy and, in several cases, through…
Debate on future strategy after civil Disobedience movement In the Aftermath of the withdrawal of the Civil Disobedience Movement, a debate emerged among the nationalists regarding the future course of action in the near term. Different debate was initiated as follows: While Gandhi emphasized constructive work, which he thought would consolidate the masses for the…
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Early Political Activities: 1858-1905 The revolt of 1857 was the first major large-scale revolt against the British. However, it failed to overthrow British imperialism. The failure of the revolt in 1857 demonstrated that revolutions based on old outlooks and social forces were ineffective against modern imperialism. In this aspect, the need arises for the political…