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How India Tackle Its Worst BOP Crisis In 1991 | UPSC with Nikhil

How ManMohan Singh and Narasimha Rao saved India in 1991 and changed history 30 years ago, when India was going through its worst economic crisis, sevesl reforms were implemented. Here is a look at the causes of the crisis and India's response to it.

On July 24, 1991, just one month after being inducted into the P.V. Narasimha Rao government, finance minister Manmohan Singh delivered his first budget. The administration also presented a revolutionary new industrial policy that removes several barriers to industry growth. However, Rao and Singh's entry into the administration was a trial by fire for both of them.

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What Is Meant By The Term Kitchen Cabinet? | UPSCwithNikhil

The term “Kitchen Cabinet “was coined by Andrew Jackson. The term "Kitchen Cabinet" was used in jest to refer to President Andrew Jackson's official council of advisors. The phrase has been in use for many years and is now typically used to describe a politician's informal network of advisors.

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Where Human And Machine Interact During The Fifth Industrial Revolution

The Fifth Revolution: Are we prepared for the rapidly approaching time when technology literally becomes a state of mind? When it comes to revolutions, the one we are currently going through seems peaceful. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is made possible by internet-based and computing-based technologies, which largely operate in the background of our lives despite having substantial impacts that affect everyone, not least in these Covid-19 days.

It's challenging to picture a future without the innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. However, there will undoubtedly be more industrial revolutions, just as three follows four and four follows five. There are already hints of the next one, and it is expected to have the same profound effects on people's lives as its predecessors. But in order to comprehend what the Fifth Industrial Revolution will bring, it is necessary to first take stock of where we have come from.

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“Protection Of Plant Varieties And Farmers Rights Act-2001”

Introduction: It has been deemed necessary to recognize and protect the rights of the farmers in respect of their contributions made at any time in conserving, improving, and making plant genetic resources available for the development of new plant varieties in order to facilitate the establishment of an effective system for the protection of plant varieties, the rights of farmers, and plant breeders.

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"String of Pearls"- China's Strategy To Encircle India

China is considering establishing a naval station in Pakistan, India may once again be concerned about the much-discussed Chinese philosophy of "String of Pearls," which aims to confine both lands and India's maritime footprint in the region. A geopolitical idea about the network of Chinese aims in the region of the Indian Ocean is known as the "String of Pearls" (IOR).

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Sessions of The State Legislature | UPSC with Nikhil

When the session's business is finished, the presiding officer (Speaker or Chairman) declares the House adjourned sine die. The governor will issue a prorogation of the session notification in the coming days. The governor, on the other hand, has the power to prorogue the House of Representatives while it is in session. A prorogation, unlike an adjournment, brings an end to a House session.

The governor summons each House of the state legislature to meet on a regular basis. The time between the two sessions of the state legislature should not exceed six months, implying that the legislature should meet at least twice a year. A state legislature session is made up of several sittings. To Read More About Sessions of The State Legislature Click on The Link... https://bit.ly/3ODzYke

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The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Rules, 2022

Under the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act of 2022, police officers or prison guards are permitted to obtain from inmates or people who have been detained for an offence specific identifiable information (such as fingerprints or DNA samples).

The Act stipulates who may take measurements as well as the conditions under which they may be done. The grounds for collecting measures and the list of individuals who may do so are changed by the Rules, which alters the Act's scope.

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Paika Uprising or Paika Rebellion | UPSC with Nikhil

In 1817, there was an armed uprising against Company control in India. Under the leadership of Bakshi Jagabandhu, the Paikas rose out in rebellion and projected Lord Jagannath as the emblem of Odia unity. The insurrection swiftly spread throughout most of Odisha before being crushed by the Company's forces.

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India's Vultures | UPSC with Nikhil

Few avian or other taxa have experienced more abrupt, rapid, and widespread species losses than South Asian Gyps vulture populations since the 1990s- according to a study by Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), UK.

Although it’s worrisome, this is the terrible reality of Indian vultures. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species still lists four of the nine vulture species found in India as being "Critically Endangered.

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The Indian Cranes | UPSC with Nikhil

Cranes are large, soaring birds in the Gruidae family, with long necks and legs. Only Antarctica and, oddly, South America lack the marshes and grasslands that are found throughout the rest of the earth, where crane can be found. Cranes resemble herons in appearance but are typically larger and have a partially bare head.

The ‘’Siberian Crane’’ is the most endangered species of crane on the globe because it depends so heavily on wetlands. They have disappeared from former strongholds like India due to the altering hydrology along their confined migration corridor from their breeding areas in Russia to China.

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Blackbuck | UPSC with Nikhil

Blackbuck ( Antilope cervicapra ) is a type of antelope that is native ( indigenous) to the Indian plains and belongs to the family Bovidae. It is an antelope belonging to the same tribe (Antilopini) which includes gazelles, springboks, and gerenuks. The adult male's horns, which are long (50-61 cm [20-24 inches], the record being 71.5 cm [28.1 inches]), spirally twisted, V-shaped, and covered with noticeable ridges nearly to the tips, are what distinguish the blackbuck from other species.

Male blackbucks stand 74-88 cm (29-35 inches) at the shoulder and weigh 34-45 kg (75-100 pounds). Females aren't much smaller than males, weighing in around 31–39 kg (68–86 pounds) and standing a few centimetres shorter at the shoulder. The mouth, underside, inner legs, circular eye patches, and rump patch are all white on females as well.

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Pulakesi II (Chalukya King) | UPSC with Nikhil

Immadi Pulakeshi was the Chalukya Dynasty's Emperor. Badami in Karnataka, was his capital. Between the 6th and 12th centuries, the Chalukyas governed sections of southern and central India.

Between the 6th and 8th centuries A.D., the Chalukyas were a powerful force in southern India. Pulakesin I, the first great monarch of this dynasty, ascended to the throne in 540 A.D. and founded a magnificent empire after many glorious conquests.

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Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose | UPSC with Nikhil

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was an Indian nationalist whose patriotism for India has left an indelible mark on many Indians' hearts. His famous slogan is 'Tum Mujhe Khoon Do, Main Tumhe Aazadi Dunga,' and he is the founder of 'Azad Hind Fauj.'

Subhas Chandra Bose is widely regarded as the most powerful freedom fighter, possessing exceptional leadership abilities and a charismatic orator. 'Tum mujhe khoon do, main tumhe aazadi dunga,' 'Jai Hind,' and 'Delhi Chalo' are some of his most famous slogans.

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Vasco-Da-Gama | UPSC with Nikhil

Vaso Da Gama was a Portuguese sailor who reached India on 20th May 1498 at Calicut. He was the one who discovered the European sea route to India via the Cape of Good Hope. He was also appointed as Portuguese Viceroy to India in 1524.

The Portuguese king commissioned explorer Vasco Da Gama to locate a naval route to the East in 1497. His success in doing so proved to be one of the most pivotal occasions in navigational history.

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Salient Features of The Indian Constitution | UPSCwithNikhil

India's Constitution is the longest of all the world's written constitutions. It is an extremely thorough, elaborate, and detailed document. The original constitution, written in 1949, had 395 articles divided into 22 parts. The constitution originally had eight schedules. However, the constitution has been amended numerous times since its inception, adding new articles, parts, and schedules.

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Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act, 2019 (UAPA) | UPSCwithNikhil

Mr. Amit Shah, Minister of Home Affairs, introduced the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Bill, 2019 in the Lok Sabha on July 8, 2019. The bill makes changes to the 1967 Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The Act, among other things, establishes special procedures for dealing with terrorist activities.

The UAPA was passed in 1967 by the then-Congress government of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as an enhancement to the TADA (Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, which was allowed to lapse in 1995 and the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) was repealed in 2004. Amendments were eventually made under the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) governments of 2004, 2008, and 2013.

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