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UPSE Prelims News 2023

UPSC Prelims News 9 January 2023

UPSC Prelims News of 9 January 2023 Snapdragon Satellite Context: Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon Satellite, which will be the world’s first satellite-based solution to support two-way messaging for premium smartphones. The satellite has been developed with Iridium satellite phone company and will allow next-generation premium Android devices to support messaging for emergency use in …

Joshimath Subsidence

Joshimath Subsidence

About Joshimath It is believed to be the winter seat of Lord Badrinath, which is brought down to Vasudeva temple in Joshimath every winter. It is also the gateway to the Sikh holy shrine Hemkund Sahib. It also houses one of the major military bases near India’s border with China. About the Subsidence in Joshimath …

Green Bonds

Green Bonds

More on Green Bonds The auction of sovereign green bonds will take place in two tranches of Rs 8,000 crore each. The RBI will be selling two bonds maturing in five years and 10 years — worth Rs 4,000 crore each — at both auctions. Features of Framework: Retail investors: About 5% of the notified amount of …

Bengal Province

Bengal Province, History, Features, Murshid Quli Khan and Nawab of Bengal

Bengal Province Read all about Bengal Province. The Bengali governorship was given to Murshid Kuli Khan by Mughal Emperor Farrukshiyar in 1717. He attained the titles of Nizam (governor) and Diwan (revenue collector), which gave him nearly all authority and helped Murshid Kuli Khan establish his dominance in Bengal. Beginning in 1727, Shuja-ud-din held the position …

The Millet Mission 2023

The Millet Mission 2023

International Year of Millets (IYOM) 2023 On March 3, 2021, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted a resolution to declare 2023 as the International Year of Millets. The proposal was moved by India and was supported by 72 countries. Significance: IYOM will provide an opportunity to increase global production, efficient processing and better use …

Conservation of Endangered Species Asian Elephants

Conservation of Endangered Species: Asian Elephants

About Paper Findings The Western Ghats(WG) is an escarpment running north–south along the western coastline of India, interrupted towards the south by the low-lying Palghat Gap that separates the northern from the southern elephant populations. This northern part of the WG includes the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve [NBR] and its surrounding PAs [protected areas], which contain …