Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – April 25, 2019

Archives Q.1) What is intuition? Why intuition is considered as a special attribute of a good leader? Answer: Intuition is the ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning. It is the inner knowledge we all possess. Many successful leaders are said to have taken crucial decisions based on intuition. Importance of… Continue reading Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – April 25, 2019

Breaking new ground: Madras High Court upholds marriage between man, transwoman

The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has upheld that the marriage solemnised between a man and a transwoman was valid under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and ordered its registration. The judgement comes in the backdrop of a case of a couple who sought a direction to the Joint Registrar to register their… Continue reading Breaking new ground: Madras High Court upholds marriage between man, transwoman

CJI tears into Assam move on detenus

The Supreme Court has sharply criticised the Assam government for its proposal to conditionally release and monitor declared foreigners who have been kept in dismal condition in the state’s detention centres for over five years. The SC has called for deportation of foreigners at earliest The Assam government has proposed to release foreigners who have… Continue reading CJI tears into Assam move on detenus

Antarctic penguins suffer huge breeding failure

Antarctica’s second-largest colony of emperor penguins- the Halley Bay- has suffered a “catastrophic” breeding failure. This is because nearly all chicks born over three years died as their icy Antarctic habitat shrunk. Halley bay in Weddell Sea is the second largest emperor penguin colony in Antarctica, after Coulman Island in the Ross Sea. Until recently,… Continue reading Antarctic penguins suffer huge breeding failure

Must Read News Articles – April 26th, 2019

Archives GS-1 Khasi ‘kingdoms’ to revisit 1947 agreements A federation of 25 Himas or Khasi kingdoms has planned to revisit the 1948 agreements that made present-day Meghalaya a part of India. GS-2 Former Supreme Court judge to probe ‘conspiracy’ against CJI The Supreme Court has appointed its former judge, Justice A.K. Patnaik to probe whether… Continue reading Must Read News Articles – April 26th, 2019

[Video] – “Prelims is all about Memory Management and Stress Management”- Anuraj Jain Psychology Topper AIR 24 CSE 2018| 130 Marks in Prelims

Anuraj Jain, who is currently serving in Forest Services, secured a rank of 24 in the Civil Services Examination 2018. He is an Engineering graduate from BITS Pilani and after having worked for 2 years in corporate, he left his job to give his full dedication to UPSC preparation. This was his second attempt overall… Continue reading [Video] – “Prelims is all about Memory Management and Stress Management”- Anuraj Jain Psychology Topper AIR 24 CSE 2018| 130 Marks in Prelims

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9 PM Current Affairs Brief – April 25, 2019

Download the compilation of all summaries of all the news Articles here In a first, NASA probe detects ‘marsquake’ on the Red Planet NASA’s robotic probe In-Sight has detected and measured a probable seismological tremor on Mars. This is the first time a likely seismological tremor has been recorded on a planet other than the Earth… Continue reading 9 PM Current Affairs Brief – April 25, 2019

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‘Microbial toxins found in popular e-cigarettes’

A new research from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health has reported that popular electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) products sold in the U.S. were contaminated with bacterial and fungal toxins. The study has been published online in Environmental Health Perspectives. The study had examined 75 popular e-cigarette products and found that 27% contained traces of… Continue reading ‘Microbial toxins found in popular e-cigarettes’

In a first, NASA probe detects ‘marsquake’ on the Red Planet

NASA’s robotic probe In-Sight has detected and measured a probable seismological tremor on Mars. This is the first time a likely seismological tremor has been recorded on a planet other than the Earth and its Moon. NASA has labelled the tremor a “Marsquake”. Previously also tremors have been recorded but this is the first recorded… Continue reading In a first, NASA probe detects ‘marsquake’ on the Red Planet

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