1. Microbes, not fossil fuels, produced most new methane: study (Source – The Hindu, Section – Science, Page – 7) Topic: GS3 – Environment – Environmental pollution and degradation GS3 – Science and Technology Understanding methane emissions’ sources and impacts is vital for environmental policy formulation and addressing climate change in UPSC exams. Context: ● …
1. The new productive force Topic: GS2 – International Relations This topic is relevant for both Prelims and Mains as the analysis of China’s technological ambitions, the US response, and global technological coalitions sheds light on contemporary international relations dynamics. Context: The discourse surrounding technology policy is often considered esoteric in India’s current political landscape….
CRPF Salary: The starting salary for Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) officers under the 7th Pay Commission varies depending on their rank and status with a constable (general duty) joining at entry level can expect a salary starting from around INR. 25,000 to INR. 30,000 per month, including basic salary, allowances and other benefits and…
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Q1) Adoption of millets can provide unique solutions to the problems of nutritional deficiency, ecological degradation, and receding farm incomes; however, the realisation of its complete potential is hindered by a slew of factors. Comment. (250 Words/15 Marks) Millets, referred to as Sri-Anna in budget 2023-24, are cereal crops and small seed grasses. Millets are used both for human consumption as well as fodder for animals. The…
Daily Current Affairs 30-April -2024- Top News of the Day 1. NCW says ‘no information’ on the political affiliation of its Chairperson, Members (Source – The Hindu, Section – News, Page – 4) Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity – Statutory bodies UPSC candidates need awareness on NCW’s neutrality, transparency, and accountability concerning political affiliations for…
PIB Summary for UPSC 30-April-2024 1. Mines Ministry Inks MoU with Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation for Providing Knowledge Support in the Field of Critical Minerals Topic: GS2 – Governance, GS3 – Indian Economy Understanding critical minerals is crucial for India’s economic growth, national security, and low-carbon energy transition, relevant for UPSC exams. Context: ● The…
The Hindu EDITORIAL 30-April-2024 1. Court’s nudge on hospital charges, a reform opportunity Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Health, GS2 – Polity – Judiciary The regulation of private hospital procedure rates is crucial for addressing healthcare inefficiencies, a significant topic for UPSC exams. Context: ● The Supreme Court of India directed the government to…
Indian Express Editorial Analysis 30-April-2024 1. Mind the gap Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government policies – Interventions for development in various sectors This topic is relevant for both Prelims and Mains in the context of understanding the challenges and evolution of electoral processes in India. Context: The article reflects on the challenges of electoral…
RBI Grade B Salary- The starting salary of an RBI Grade B officer in India ranges from around INR 68,410 to INR 70,545 per month in non-metro cities and INR 69,925 to INR 72,060 per month in urban areas as per 7th Pay Commission with basic salary from in INR 35,150, 15,835 There is a…