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Mains Answer Writing 16-May-2024 Q1) Comment on the key initiatives outlined in the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, with special reference to the ’30X30’ target. (150 Words/10 Marks) For Enquiry Phone Whatsapp Mail Search 16 May 2024 : Daily Answer Writing 16 May 2024 : PIB Summary for UPSC 16 May 2024 : Daily Current Affairs 16 May 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF 16 May 2024 : Indian Express Editorial Analysis 15 May 2024 : Daily Current Affairs Quiz Copy 15 May 2024 : Daily Answer Writing 15 May 2024 : PIB Summary for UPSC 15 May 2024 : The…
PIB Summary for UPSC 16-May-2024 1. First set of citizenship certificates after notification of Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 issued Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity. Context ● The Union government granted citizenship certificates to over 300 people, predominantly Pakistani Hindus, under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019. ● This move comes after the implementation of the CAA was enabled by the Citizenship Amendment Rules, 2024, notified by the Ministry of Home Affairs in March. Analysis of the news: Over 300 people were granted citizenship certificates under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), 2019, by the Union government. The Citizenship Amendment Act 2019:…
Daily Current Affairs 16-May -2024- Top News of the Day 1. April trade gap hits $19 bn as imports outpace exports Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy – Effects of liberalization on the economy. Context ● India’s merchandise trade for April 2024-25 saw a 1.07% rise in exports to $35 billion but a significant 10.3% jump in imports to $54.1 billion, widening the trade deficit to $19.1 billion. ● Concerns arose over high gold and oil import bills, prompting caution from analysts. Analysis of the news: India’s merchandise exports for April 2024-25 rose by 1.07% to $35 billion, while imports surged…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 16-May-2024 1. Social media’s impact on Indian politics Topic: GS1 – Indian Society – Effects of globalisation on Indian society GS2 – Indian Polity. Context ● The article delves into the rise of social media influencers like Dhruv Rathee and Ravish on YouTube is reshaping political narratives in India. ● Traditional media’s shift towards provocative content has prompted disillusionment, leading to increased reliance on social media for diverse viewpoints and political engagement ahead of the 2024 elections. Rise of Social Media in Indian Elections: Social media influencers like Dhruv Rathee and Ravish on YouTube have gained significant…
Indian Express Editorial Analysis 16-May-2024 1. The CDS that should be Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government policies – Interventions for development in various sectors GS3 – Internal Security Context: The article highlights the evolving discourse around the restructuring of the Indian military into integrated theatre commands (ITCs) and the potential appointment of a Vice Chief of Defence Staff (VCDS) and a Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (DyCDS). It also touches upon the challenges faced by the existing Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) position and the need for a careful review of India’s higher defence management matrix. What is CDS? Its…
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Mains Answer Writing 15-May-2024 Q1) How is Artificial Intelligence making our lives better? Analyze the challenges associated with its use.(250 Words/15 Marks) Artificial Intelligence is a group of technologies that enable a machine, computer, or software to act with higher level of intelligence. AI systems emulate human brain’s capabilities of comprehension and decision making.AI is making our lives better through a wide range of applications in various fields: Healthcare: Developing new drugs and therapies, accurate and early disease-diagnosis, and personalize treatments for patients.E.g., App ‘Divyang Roshni’ to detect Cerebral Palsy. Education: AI enables personalized learning experiences and can improve learning…
PIB Summary for UPSC 15-May-2024 1. Maiden India Pavilion at World Hydrogen Summit 2024, Netherlands showcases National Green Hydrogen Mission Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government Policies GS3 – Indian Economy – Infrastructure – Energy Context ● India’s participation in the World Hydrogen Summit 2024 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, marks a significant step in its green hydrogen endeavours. ● The establishment of the India Pavilion by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy highlights India’s commitment to showcasing its progress and engaging with global stakeholders in the green hydrogen ecosystem. Analysis of the news: India participates in the World Hydrogen Summit…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 15-May-2024 1. Young people fade away when there is no vision Topic: GS1 – Indian Society – Social Empowerment. Context ● The article discusses the alarming trend of student suicides in Kota, Rajasthan, attributed to academic pressure from competitive entrance examinations. ● It highlights the detrimental effects of coaching institutes and standardised entrance exams on students’ mental health and advocates for reforms to prioritise holistic education and student well-being. Rising Suicide Cases in Kota, Rajasthan Recent suicides in Kota, Rajasthan, attributed to academic pressure, particularly from competitive entrance examinations, have raised concerns about the well-being of young…
