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SCIENCE REPORTER SUMMARY: APRIL 2024

ARTICLE 1: Genome India Project: Unveiling India’s Genetic Tapestry for Health and Innovation Introduction: Understanding the Human Genome: Significance of Population-Specific Data: Implications and Future Directions: Collaborative Approach and Achievements: Conclusion: PYQ:  With reference to agriculture in India, how can the technique of ‘genome sequencing’, often seen in the news, be used in the immediate…

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Yojana Summary – February 2024 – Artificial Intelligence

Yojana Summary – February 2024 – Artificial Intelligence Importance of February Edition – Artificial Intelligence: 1. India’s Vision for Harnessing AI for Global Good Introduction to AI: 2023 GPAI Ministerial Declaration: India’s ‘Techade’ Vision: IndiaAI and Skill Penetration: India’s Datasets Programme: GPAI Summit 2023 New Delhi: India’s Approach Towards AI: India’s Evolution and Aspirations: 2….

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Yojana summary – March 2024 – Art & Culture in Digital Age

Importance of February Edition – Artificial Intelligence: 1. Traditional Art Forms in Digital Age: Evolution of Artistic Traditions in the Digital Age Digital Revolution in Artistic Expression Conservation and Expansion of Cultural Heritage Unleashing Creativity through Digitization Technology’s Role in Artistic Innovation The Intersection of Technology and Traditional Artistry Digitization’s Impact on Performing Arts Leveraging…

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Yojana Summary: April, 2024 – Our Ecosystem

  1. Geological Ecosystem Overview: Key Features: The Northern Plains Overview: Key Features: The Peninsular Plateau Overview: Key Features: The Thar Desert Overview: Key Features: Andaman and Nicobar Islands Overview: Key Features: Lakshadweep Islands Overview: Key Features: Conclusion 2. From Peaks to Valleys: Holistic Exploration of Western Ghats Overview of the Western Ghats Subdivision of…

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Yojana Summary : May, 2024 – Weaves of India

1. VIBRANT WORLD OF WEAVES REGIONAL DIVERSITY IN INDIAN WEAVING Introduction: A. Kerala B. Karnataka C. Maharashtra D. Goa E. Gujarat F. Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, and Uttarakhand G. Rajasthan, Punjab & Haryana, Himachal Pradesh H. Uttar Pradesh I. Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh J. Bihar K. West Bengal L. Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu…

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Kurukshetra Summary – March 2024 – Profitable Farming

Importance of March Edition – Profitable Farming 1. Adoption of Digital and Innovative Farming Techniques Introduction Digital Agricultural Revolution India’s Agricultural Landscape Innovative Farming Practices Digital Farming Techniques Application and Adoption of Digital Agriculture Technologies Digital Divide Conditions for Digital Transformation Way Forward Conclusion 2. Bamboo Farming Introduction to Bamboo Cultivation Climate Requirement for Bamboo…

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Kurukshetra Summary: April, 2024 – Tourism: Enriching Rural Development

  1. Rural tourism: catalysing the multifold developments in rural India Introduction Core Activities Economic and Social Impact Historical Background Strategic Initiatives National Strategy and Roadmap Key Strategic Pillars Competitions and Recognition Global Recognition Vibrant Village Program Community Reinforcement Conclusion 2.  Redefining tourism: festivals, cuisine, and music of northeast India Overview of Northeast India’s Cultural…

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Kurukshetra Summary: May, 2024 – Towards Embracing Green Technology

1. Green Technologies: Current Status, Challenges, and Way Ahead Introduction Current Status Energy Sector: Building Sector: Transport Sector: Water and Waste Management: Challenges High Initial Investment: Regulatory Hurdles: Public Acceptance: Infrastructure: Resource Management: Significance Economic Growth: Environmental Benefits: Social Impact: Innovation: Solutions Policy Support: Public Awareness: Investment in Research and Development: Infrastructure Development: International Collaboration:…

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10 July 2024 : Daily Answer Writing

Q1) “If there is one thing that embodies India’s civilizational character, it’s her pluralism.” Explain the significance of pluralism in India’s socio-cultural fabric? How has the Indian civilization managed to sustain its pluralistic character? Give suitable examples in support of your answer. (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS Pluralism refers to the peaceful coexistence of different ethnic,…