During the Amrit Kaal, India is looking towards water as the future. June Kurukshetra addresses the issue of water conservation in this context. Article 1: FOSTERING WATER MANAGEMENT FOR FOOD SECURITY Challenges of Water Scarcity: The increasing pressure on natural resources, specifically land and water, poses several challenges to the global food system and its…
Chapter 1: Technologies for Sustainable Agriculture Development. Introduction: Conventional Indian agricultural methods are ecologically harmful and threaten the environment and human well-being. It is essential to embrace sustainable agricultural practices to secure the future sustainability of Indian farming. Integrating cutting-edge technologies can empower farmers to develop enduring and eco-friendly farming systems. Some important data: Agriculture’s…
Article 1: INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC The origin of Indian classical music can be traced back to the Vedas (Sam Veda), which contained slokas that were set music. Indian music can be divided into three major periods, i.e., Ancient, Medieval and Modern. Around the 14th century, it got divided into two branches, i.e., Hindustani Music (popular…
Indian Railways – Riding on Technological Excellence Indian Railways has been at the forefront of adopting the digital revolution ushered by technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data Analytics towards improving its efficiency and safety and the passengers’ overall experience. Article 1: Spectrum (on diversified topics) Topic 1: Ants Ants…
Article 1: National Quantum Mission: A Boost to India’s Quantum Endeavours Recently, National Quantum Mission (NQM) received the union cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister approval at a total cost of Rs. 6000 crores, a significant step towards positioning India as a leading player in the field of quantum technologies. About National Quantum Mission (NQM):…
Chapter 1: Potential of the Rural Crafts Introduction India has an affluent tradition of rural crafts passed down from many generations. These traditions can become a source of livelihood for many rural communities if they are provided with proper skills, entrepreneurship knowledge and government support. The Potential of Rural Crafts 1. It can contribute immensely to…
Article 1: Make Education more creative: Context: India is home to the world’s largest youth population. The future of our nation is lies on our youth Empowerment that only through creative education and it is the foundation for Atmanirbhar Bharat. The changing of society requires an education system that nurtures creativity and drives innovation. This…
Chapter 1: Empowering Panchayati Raj Institutions: Panchayat Raj institutions (PRIs) are pillars of democracy. Panchayats are primarily a responsibility of the state government as “Local Government” is a state subject in the seventh schedule. Article 243G empowers the state legislature to consider 29 subjects enumerated in the 11th schedule of the Constitution for devolution to…
Visionary Budget for Making India a Developed Nation The Indian agriculture sector has grown at an average annual growth rate of 4.6% during the last six years. It grew by 0% in 2021–22 compared to 3.3% in 2020–21. As a result of essential reforms undertaken by the government, the country has become the fifth-largest economy…
Introduction to Kurukshetra February 2023: Renewable Resources: India has a massive energy requirement due to its rapidly growing economy and developmental needs. Since Independence India is heavily reliant on coal-based energy, however slowly it is shifting its focus towards sustainable energy. The move towards cleaner hydrogen and nuclear energy, electric mobility, and batteries can provide…