Good Morning dear reader. We are posting Today’s Must Read Current Affairs Articles below: \ GS Paper 1 A regressive agenda, a new low in governance The Hindu Page – 6 Syllabus Topic – Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India, communalism, regionalism & secularism GS Paper 2 Explained: Surgery as part of Ayurveda… Continue reading Must Read Current Affairs Articles I 5th December 2020
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Must Read Current Affairs Articles I 5th December 2020
10 PM Current Affairs Quiz: December 4, 2020
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9 PM Daily Brief – December 4, 2020
Good evening dear reader Here is our 9pm current affairs brief for you today GS 2 Reopening schools for exams Gender deficit in Indian Judicial system Religious Freedom and Personal Choices GS 3 Need for the procurement system Protesting farmer’ concerns 9 PM for Preliminary examination FACTLY Reopening schools for exams Source: The Hindu Syllabus:… Continue reading 9 PM Daily Brief – December 4, 2020
How Tropical cyclones are formed?
News: Cyclone Burevi has weakened into a deep depression as its interaction with a landmass in Tamil Nadu has slowed its movement and intensity. Cyclonic disturbances are rapid weather systems, which include weather depressions, deep depressions, and tropical cyclones (of severe, very severe, extremely severe, and super cyclonic storms depending on their intensity). What is… Continue reading How Tropical cyclones are formed?
Cyclone Burevi
News: Cyclone Burevi is heading towards the Tamil Nadu(TN) coast after crossing Sri Lanka. Facts: Cyclonic Burevi: It is a tropical cyclone formed over southwest Bay of Bengal.It is expected to bring heavy rainfall over south Tamil Nadu and south Kerala. Named by: The name “Burevi” was suggested by the Maldives. Additional Facts: Tropical Cyclones:… Continue reading Cyclone Burevi
How the 1.5-times formula for crops MSP is calculated?
News: The talks between farmer unions and the government failed to reach a resolution.The main bone of contention in these talks is the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops which farmers fear the new laws will do away. Facts: MSP: It is the minimum price paid to the farmers for procuring food crops. It is… Continue reading How the 1.5-times formula for crops MSP is calculated?
Protesting farmer concerns
Context- Three Acts in Parliament and handed hurriedly, ignoring critical objections inside each Houses and the opposition outdoors. Why are these bills being opposed? End of MSP– The bills also lack any assurance about Minimum Support Price(MSP) Dismantling of the monopoly of the APMCs as a sign of ending the assured procurement of food grains… Continue reading Protesting farmer concerns
Need for the procurement system
Context- Dismantling the procurement system is neither in the interests of farmers nor the government. What are the concerns of farmers related to new farmer’s acts? Farmer’s concern- Their main worry is about a possible withdrawal of the Minimum Support Price (MSP) and a dismantling of the public procurement of grains. This could corporatize agriculture; threaten… Continue reading Need for the procurement system
Religious Freedom and Personal Choices
Context: The Allahabad High Court verdict in ‘Salamat Ansari’ is a reminder of the Constitution’s most cherished values. What did the court say? Religious conversions, even when made solely for the purposes of marriage, constituted a valid exercise of a person’s liberties. The High Court ruled that the freedom to live with a person of… Continue reading Religious Freedom and Personal Choices
