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junior science refresher magazine This article was published in October This article was published in October Mawmluh Cave also known as Krem Mawmluh is the fourth longest cave in the Indian subcontinent with a total length of seven kilometre of cave passages.Mawmluh Cave is located is located in Sohra (wellknown as Cherrapunji) of the East Khasi Hills District (Meghalaya) and was first explored by a British official named Lieutenant Yule in 1844.Set at an altitude of 4503 m the cave belongs to the Meghalayan Age and is famous for its stalagmite and other rock formations. o Stalagmites are upwardgrowing mounds of mineral deposits and are crucial for understanding the global climate system.Theres a deep pool inside the cave which is formed by five different rivers that pass through the cave. Meghalayan AgeIt is the most recent subdivision of the Holocene Epoch and began about 4200 years ago at a time when agricultural societies around the world experienced a very abrupt critical and significant drought and cooling junior science refresher magazine subscription price.

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junior science refresher magazine This article can be seen in the magazine Trend: Increase of 721 sq km (0.76%) Trees Outside Forests (TOF)  TOF: 29.29 million hectares (36.18% of the total forest and tree cover of India).  States having largest extent of TOF: Maharashtra followed by Odisha and Karnataka.  StatesUTs having maximum percentage of TOF: Lakshadweep followed by Kerala and Goa. Forest Cover w.r.t. Recorded  Trends: o Forest cover inside the RFAGW: increase of 31 sq km 78 Forest Area (RFA) or Green Wash (GW) o Forest cover outside the RFAGW: increase of 1509 sq km Area Specific Forest Cover Forest cover in the hill districts  Total Forest Cover: 40.17% of the total geographical area of these districts.  Trend in forest cover: decrease of 902 sq km (0.32%) in 140 hill districts. Tribal districts  Total forest cover: 37.53% of the geographical area of these districts.  Trend in forest cover: o decrease of 655 sq km inside the RFAGW in the tribal districts o increase of 600 sq km outside the RFAGW in the tribal districts. Northeastern region  Total forest cover: 64.66% of its geographical area.  Trend in forest cover: decrease of 1020 sq km (0.60%). Forest Cover in Tiger reserves (TR) and Tiger corridor (TC)  Forest cover in the TR: 55666.27 sq km (7.80% of the countrys total forest cover and 74.51% of the total area of TRs) o TR with Largest Forest Cover: NagarjunasagarSrisailam Tiger Reserve Andhra Pradesh  Forest cover in the Tiger corridors: 11575.12 sq km (1.62 % of the countrys total forest cover) Decadal Changes between 2011 and 2021 assessments:  Forest cover in TR: Decreased by 22.6 sq km (0.04%) junior science refresher magazine subscription.

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drishti current affairs magazine English This article can be seen in the magazine Turning Guru Ghasidas NP into a Tiger Reserve is important because provides a corridor for tigers to move between Bandhavgarh (MP) and Palamau (Jharkhand) Tiger Reserves. Fauna and Flora: Bengal tiger Indian leopard Spotted deer Sambar deer wild boar Nilgai Chinkara Civet Porcupine Monitor lizard Delhi Delhis Biodiversity Parks  More birds and animals make Delhis 7 nature parks their homes  Delhi is home to 7 biodiversity parks that are built around two ecological systems in the capital: the Yamuna floodplain and the rocky Aravalli landscapeo Yamuna Biodiversity Park Aravalli Biodiversity Park Neela Hauz Biodiversity Park Kamla Nehru Biodiversity Park Tilpath Valley Biodiversity Park Tughlaqabad Biodiversity Park Kalindi biodiversity park in Okhla Haryana Bir Shikargah Wildlife Sanctuary  8 critically endangered Oriental white-backed vultures were released into wild for the first time in India from the sanctuary. Geographical location and other Important features:  Situated in Panchkula Haryana  It houses the vulture conservation and breeding centre Pinjore.  Also designated as an Eco-sensitive zone drishti current affairs magazine subscription. 

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meri saheli magazine subscription This article was published in the magazine BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY (AMENDMENT) ACT 2021 Why in News? The Biological Diversity (Amendment) Act 2021 was recently introduced in Lok Sabha and then referred to a joint parliamentary committee (JPC). About Biological Diversity Act 2002 It was enacted to provide for the conservation of biological diversity sustainable use of its components and fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the use of biological resources and knowledge. Aim: To fulfill Indias obligations under the Convention of Biological Diversity and Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing. It provides for a decentralized three-tiered mechanism (see infographic) for implementation of the Act. Biodiversity Management Committees (BMC) are responsible for preparing Peoples Biodiversity Registers which keep a record of all flora and fauna including details of traditional knowledge available in their region. 45 Key Provisions of the Proposed Amendments meri saheli magazine subscription

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competition success magazine This article was published in September POSHAN (PRIME MINISTERS OVERARCHING SCHEME FOR HOLISTIC NOURISHMENT) ABHIYAAN Why in News? NITI Aayog released 4th progress report on POSHAN Abhiyaan. More in NewsBi-annual POSHAN Abhiyaan progress reports have been designed to capture the missions progress on convergence innovations capacity building and implementation of programme activities conducted by the Women and Child Development (WCD) and Health Departments. 86 Fourth report assesses program implementation impact of COVID-19 pandemic on nutrition and health services and provide insights on service delivery restorations across India. About POSHAN AbhiyaanPOSHAN Abhiyaan (previously called the National Nutrition Mission) is the Government of Indias flagship programme to improve nutritional outcomes for children pregnant women and lactating mothers and adolescents.It is a multi-ministerial convergence mission with the vision to accelerate Indias progress on malnutrition in a time bound manner with fixed target competition success magazine subscription.

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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 11 However, this declaration of assets was made to the Chief Justice of India and was not even voluntary in nature to put it out in public domain. Further in 2009, Agarwal had sought information regarding details of correspondence between the Collegium and the government on the appointment of three SC judges. In both the cases SC refused to share the information. Agrawal then moved to the Central Information Commission (CIC), which ruled that the office of the Chief Justice of India falls under the ambit of the RTI Act and the Supreme Court cannot deny information sought under the RTI Act shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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competition refresher magazine article was published in reduced purchasing power in developing countries food items form 3040% of the consumption basket unlike developed countries with 1015%. thus food inflation directly and drastically impacts the overall purchasing power.  reduced overall demand it is the fallout of reduced purchasing power reducing consumers demand for nonessential goods and services such as tourism. o combined together reduced purchasing power and overall demand will lead to reduced incomes and job losses hurting consumers as well as the consumer industries competition refresher magazine subscription.  

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general knowledge refresher article was published in behavioural change debtors are resolving distress in the earlier stages to avoid gradual decline in distressed assets value and consequences of the resolution process.  ease of doing business now discontinued by the world bank ibc along with other reforms helped in improvement of indias rank in it (63 in 2019 from 100 in 2017).  constant changes to strengthen code since its introduction ibc has undergone significant changes to improve its performance such as o reduction in voting threshold of committee of creditor (coc) from 75% to 66%. o introduction of prepackaged insolvency resolution process (ppirp) for corporate msmes. prepackaged insolvency resolution process (ppirp)  it is a process whereby a resolution arrangement is agreed upon between the distressed cds and lender before approaching the nclt for bankruptcy proceedings general knowledge refresher magazine subscription.  

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meri saheli magazine subscription article was published in partnership with regional and multilateral organisation india has joined several regional groupings in the east to develop better relationships with its neighbors in the area. o india enhances its efforts to forge closer partnership with concerned regional and multilateral organisation such as asean arf eas bimstec acd mcg and iora meri saheli magazine yearly subscription. 

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knowledge questions magazine in English Published this article page no 40 on a batch of petitions filed in 2003 by women officers demanding an end to the discriminatory practice the delhi high court in march 2010 granted their just and fair claim for permanent commission — with the singeing words that it was not some charity being sought… but enforcement of their constitutional rights. while this prompted the air force and the navy to grant women officers permanent commission the army took a different stand.an appeal was filed in the supreme court on behalf of the army against a delhi high court judgment. reasons cited by the army against permanent commission 26women officers might not live up to the role models that jawans mostly from rustic backgrounds want their officers to be in combat situations.the interface between the leader and the led must be without any reserve or preconceived notions especially in battle conditions.the possibility of becoming prisoners of warfrontline traumacombat hazardsgrowing demand for spousechoice postings which is adversely impacting the management of officers to the detriment of male officers impact of short service commission on womendue to their limited service span the women officers are not eligible for pension which requires a minimum 20 years of service knowledge quest magazine subscription.

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competition refresher magazine Published this article page no 18 the act has provided three tier redressal agencies where consumer can file complaints. these are district forum state commission and national commission. salient features of consumer protection act are as followscoverage of items this act is applicable on all the products and services until or unless any product or service is especially debarred out of the scope of this act by the central government.coverage of sectors this act is applicable to all the areas whether private public or cooperative.compensatory nature of provisions consumers enjoy the benefits of these acts but if a consumer wishes the consumer protection act can provide extra help. as a result the nature of provisions of this act is compensating for the loss or providing extra help. group of consumers rights these rights are related to safety information choice representation redressal education etc.effective safeguards this act provides safety to consumers regarding defective products dissatisfactory services and unfair trade practices. threetier grievances redressal machineryconsumer courts have been established so that the consumers can enjoy their rights. this act presents three tier grievances redressal machinery at district leveldistrict forum at state level state commission at national level – national commission competition refresher magazine subscription.

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griha laxmi magazine Published this article page no 9 trade relations bangladesh is indias biggest trading partner in south asia (nearly $9.5 bn). o to address trade imbalance india has offered duty free access to multiple bangladeshi products and is developing 10 integrated check post with stateoftheart facilities. military cooperation the armed forces from both sides regularly conduct joint drills like exercise sampriti and milan. india has also extended $500 million line of credit to bangladesh for defence imports from india. connectivity o both the governments are restoring the pre 1965 rail links and other connectivity links that existed between india and bangladesh. for e.g. railway link between haldibari in india and chilahati in bangladesh was recently inaugurated and work on akhauraagartala rail link is underway. o both countries are committed for early implementation of bangladesh bhutan nepal and india (bbin) motor vehicles agreement (mva) 2015 for the regulation of passenger personnel and cargo vehicular traffic among the four south asian neighbors. o bangladesh has also recently granted permission to use its inland route and ports of chittagong and mongla for transshipment of goods to northeast indian states. border management india shares its longest border with bangladesh. the ratification of the land boundary agreement in 2015 and the delimitation of the maritime boundary in the bay of bengal in 2014 led to the peaceful resolution of long pending border disputes between the countries griha laxmi magazine subscription online. 

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sarita magazine subscription  published this artcle page no 50 this amount would be in addition to rs.3000 already sanctioned earlier out of construction labour welfare fund. the amount would be transferred to the accounts of the workers directly. pune zilla parishad decided to provide temporary ration cards to more than 80000 undocumented people in the district. the scheme will use onetime aadhar authentication. it will enable the home delivery of grains at the gram panchayat level sarita magazine online.

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shine india monthly magazine published this article page 21 there are reports that tonnes of fruits and vegetables are rotting in the azadpurmandi—the largest produce market in india. further making essential items available to consumers both in rural and urban areas is the most critical challenge for government machinery during the lockdown period. the sale of dairy products such as fish; poultry shine india monthly magazine subscription. 

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World focus magazine in English Published this article  additional qualification for members in the field of technology.broadening the scope of anticompetitive agreements and inclusion of a party facilitating an anticompetitive horizontal agreement under such agreements. introduction of a leniency plus mechanism it allows the cci to give an additional waiver of penalties to an applicant who discloses the existence of another cartel in an unrelated market world focus magazine subscription.

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Junior Science Refresher Published this article it uses geographical information system tools along with remote sensing data for generating action plans for horticultural development. it also aims to carry out research activities on horticultural crop condition studies. diseases assessment and precision farming.  it was launched in 2014 by ministry of agriculture under the mission of integrated horticulture development.  it is being implemented by new delhi based mahalanobis national crop forecast centre mncfc.. significance of chaman  development in the north east. the waste land. jhum land areas identified for one crop in one district each of north eastern states would be taken up for development on priority by state governments.  post.harvest damages. it can help in identifying areas of high post harvest losses which can be reduced by creation of desired post harvest infrastructures like cold storages.  doubling farmers. income.geo.spatial studies like crop intensification. orchard rejuvenation and aquahorticulture would further help the farmers to grow their crops in a profitable manner thus doubling their income junior science refresher magazine buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article  if the scar is bad enough insist that dr. comfort refer you to a plastic surgeon for an opinion as to whether your scar can be repaired and/or removed. once youve been examined ask that specialist to detail in writing (and insist that he send his report to you) how much it will cost to make it look right again. you may never get it repaired and/or removed but include that plastic surgeons report plus copies of the bills youve accumulated because of your visits to him and hand them to adjuster strong. this will absolutely positively give your claim more value ! questions & answers regarding obtaining the services of a lawyer: question: “is it necessary to obtain the services of an attorney who will take a cut of 33 1/3% of the settlement (in some states up to 50%) he recovers from the insurance company of the individual who struck you“? answer: “yes there are some situations where it makes sense to do so“shine india monthly magazine telugu buy.

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Competition success magazine use full for civil services students Published this article  A deeper analysis revealed that the EPR regulations in India were not quantified through collection or recycling targets as in other countries with better implementation framework and mechanisms. In the absence of targets and in a relatively lax regulatory environment producers had little incentive to ensure the collection of their used products. This resulted in the e-waste rules being amended in 2016 to include collection targets and implementing a depositrefund system (DRS) by the producers (Government of India 2016). In a DRS an upfront deposit is charged to the consumer at the time of purchase of the product and the deposit is refunded when the product is safely returned to the producer. The initial targets (collection rate of 30% in the first two years and 70% by the end of seven years) were met with resistance by the industry. Manufacturers lobbied to relax the norms consequently leading to a reduction in the collection targets (10% in the first two years though still continuing to reach 70% by the end of seven years) through an amendment to the rules in 2018 competition success review magazine buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article  The pattern of consumption has changed significantly especially during the lockdown periods. Studies have noted a substantial reduction in discretionary (read as conspicuous) consumption. Consumers are less blinded by the brand-value and are increasingly alert about distinguishing between essential and non-essential consumption even while choosing a brand.4 This is a form of containment of wants though forced by circumstances. Nudging households to choose healthy lifestyle to bolster immunity in the face of Covid-19 is another blessing in disguise. Preferences are shifting to natural and herbal remedies and learning about their goodness and lasting effects. Ceremonies have become spartan since huge gatherings are dangerous. More time at home is a Razors Edge kind of a situation. On the one hand there are studies of higher incidence of substance abuse alcoholism anxiety and depression5 and on the other innovative and creative ways are being devised to make home-stay more bearable. These include online learning programs from those aiming at honing untapped skills to the ones on self-healing and discovering inner peace. It is true that the deaths and morbidity associated with the pandemic along with the financial stress and being largely homebound has led to more cases suffering from depression and anxiety but it is also true that more and more people in our society are willing to acknowledge these cases as normal and are willing to reach out to provide assistance at least through social media. Indeed the Subjective Well-Being (SWB) can swing in either direction as brought out by an exhaustive study based on a cross sectional survey of over 1000 participants in China6  and how we tweak the support systems towards choosing a healthier lifestyle now can have a critical impact for the times to come shine india monthly magazine online. 

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drishti current affairs today

drishti current affairs today

drishti current affairs today Published this article  The conceptual understanding of power can be gauged from the various definitions that have been put forward by various stalwarts. Bertrand Russell in his work Power A New Social Analysis 1938 defines power as the production of intended effects. Robert Dahl in his work Modern Political Analysis 1991 described power as a kind of influence it is exercised when compliance is attained by creating the prospect of severe sanctions for non-compliance. This usage of the word sanctions in the latter definition signifies the limited or narrow imagination of what power yields. As stated by Joseph Nye Sometimes we can get the outcomes we want without tangible threats or payoffs. This is what is called second face of power and a country may obtain the outcomes it wants in world politics because other countries—admiring its values emulating its example aspiring to its level of prosperity and openness— want to follow it. Vaccine diplomacy as the nomenclature to define this phenomenon bends towards the soft power perspective. Soft power rests on the ability to shape the preferences of others. The sources of soft power of a country according to Joseph Nye rest primarily on three resources its culture (in places where it is attractive to others) its political values (when it lives up to them at home and abroad) and its foreign policies (when they are seen as legitimate and having moral authority) (Jospeh S. Nye 2012) drishti current affairs buy online.

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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article  The magnitude of destruction caused by the Australian bushfire was hard to comprehend. More than 6.3 million hectares of land were affected by the fires. In 2019 the Amazon rainforest saw a surge in fires occurring in the rainforest. It may be mentioned that a large number of species have already become extinct. To recount the species we lost just in 2019 three bird species two frogs a shark a famous snail and one of the worlds largest freshwater fish were among those declared extinct in 2019. The outbreak of SARS in Hong Kong in 2002-03 that had killed nearly 800 persons globally was declared pandemic. We are facing the coronavirus pandemic that has engulfed the entire world and has adversely affected travel and trade resulted in the global slowdown and in fact recession in the economy. All these have led to the deprivation of the lower and middle class as well as daily wage earners of their means of livelihood. The 2020 California wildfires burned roughly 100 million acres of land. This triggered mass evacuations and caused deaths. Former US President Trump faced severe criticism for ignoring its linkage with climate change issues and failed to realise that it was not simply the issue of forest management but climate change. Earlier the US had withdrawn itself from the Climate Change Accord popularly known as Paris Agreement. Thankfully President Biden has reversed the decision and has also promised to spend $2 trillion over four years to escalate the use of clean energy and ultimately phase out the burning of oil gas and coal. These five events have given us signals that if ecology problems are not attended to urgently the world may not need world wars to destroy itself shine india monthly magazine telugu buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine  Published this article page no 14 though the honda inverter generator is extremely efficient, you still want to choose the right model for your needs.  even though honda inverter generators are smaller and lighter than their conventional counterparts, there are still different sizes from which to choose.  the standard rule does apply with honda inverter generators: the larger the model, the more work it will do.  when shopping for a honda inverter generator, keep in mind the tasks that you will need it to perform, and buy accordingly.  the salespeople and technicians at honda should be able to help you find the honda inverter generator that suits your purpose Shine india monthly magazines  buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 10 there are different premiums for differing amounts of life insurance settlements. if you just want a burial insurance the life insurance settlement will cover the funeral expenses. this is often the type of life insurance that people with disabilities and terminal illnesses choose. whatever your circumstances you cant afford to be without life insurance because of the expenses incurred by those left behind. life insurance settlements are an important event and the reason you take out life insurance. in young age you are energetic full of glamour and perfection but with time they all fade away. what were all beautiful and filled with colours change into gray. this is all but natures law and you should happily accept this changing phase in your lifetime. as you grow old your body gets easily susceptible to various physical ailments - you need to go regularly to the hospital; do various tests and then undergo treatments and all these cost you a fortune. to make yourself feel safe in old age you should get a senior life insurance Shine india monthly magazine buy.

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Get latest issue grihalakshmi magazine hindi developing sea protocol developing sea protocols for perishables must be taken on priority for long distance markets. export of perishables requires special storage transportation and handling at desired temperatures where time is a major constraint. establishment of strong quality regimenestablish and maintain single supply chain and standards for domestic and export marketsps and tbt response mechanism it is suggested to create an institutional mechanism under the aegis of department of commerce with representation of relevant ministries agencies to address indias market access request calibrate it with trading partners market access request for accessing the indian market and quickly respond to spstbt barriers grihalaxmi magazine hindi online.

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