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We are posting the 10 PM current affairs quiz for today. Under our 10 PM current affairs quiz initiative, we are posting 10 MCQs sources from news articles, on a daily basis. MCQs in this initiative are sourced from PIB, The Hindu, Indian Express, etc.
Dear Friends, We have initiated some changes in the 9 PM Brief and other postings related to current affairs. What we sought to do: Ensure that all relevant facts, data, and arguments from today’s newspaper are readily available to you. We have widened the sources to provide you with content that is more than enough… Continue reading 9 PM Daily Current Affairs Brief – April 1st, 2023
Source: The post is based on the article “Lahore Lesson – If Pak HC can scrap sedition law, surely SC can do it” published in The Times of India on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS – 2: Government policies and interventions for development in various sectors and issues arising out of their design and implementation. Relevance: About… Continue reading Lahore Lesson – If Pak HC can scrap sedition law, surely SC can do it
Source– The post is based on the article “Misogyny in the matrimonial market: Data shows Indian men prefer wives without jobs” published in “The Indian Express” on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS1- Social empowerment. GS2- Vulnerable sections of the population Relevance– Issues related to women empowerment News– A recent study we carried out on a… Continue reading Misogyny in the matrimonial market: Data shows Indian men prefer wives without jobs
Source– The post is based on the article “For judiciary, the red lines are bright and clear” published in “The Indian Express” on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS2- Functioning of judiciary Relevance– Issues related to judicial review and judicial activism News– Over the last few years, issues relating to tradition, culture and society have come… Continue reading For judiciary, the red lines are bright and clear
Source– The post is based on the article “India’s semiconductor mission might need a compass” published in “The Hindu” on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS2- Indian Economy Relevance– Electronics manufacturing News– The United States Department of Commerce and its Indian counterpart have recently concluded a memorandum of understanding in March 2023 to ensure that subsidies… Continue reading India’s semiconductor mission might need a compass
Source– The post is based on the article “The focus of the new policy on reducing points of friction across the system is unmistakable” published in “The Indian Express” on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS3- Indian economy Relevance– External sector of the economy News– Recently, the Foreign Trade Policy 2023 was unveiled by the Union… Continue reading The focus of the new policy on reducing points of friction across the system is unmistakable
Source: The post is based on the article “Global warming will cause conditions beyond human tolerance — this will impact homes too” published in The Times of India on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS 3 – Climate Change Relevance: about the impact of clime change on homes News: The article discusses the impact of climate change on… Continue reading Global warming will cause conditions beyond human tolerance — this will impact homes too
Date of interview: 13 March Board: M Sathyavathy ma’am Optional: Itihaas gawah hai College: Padharo mhare des Profession (if any): dukh dard kasht peeda. Yahi humara profession hai Hobbies: Queen’s Gambit, Rock On Your experience in interview- board was extremely cordial. Initially, when I entered there were 4 members, another ma’am joined in the middle… Continue reading [UPSC Interview 2022] – Transcript #194 : M Sathyavathy Board, History Optional, Queen’s Gambit, Rock On Hobby
Source: The post is based on an article “Human Genome Editing: Scientists Vs Rogues” published in The Times of India on 1st April 2023. Syllabus: GS 3 – Science and Technology Relevance: concerns over genome editing technology News: The Third International Summit on Human Genome Editing was held in London last month. What are the excerpts of… Continue reading Human Genome Editing: Scientists Vs Rogues
