@Freakhoto i also didnt understand this, because at the end of the day, RBI is buying the primary bonds of the govt and printing fresh money to pay for these bonds, yet this is non debt. Leaving comment so that someone can solve this problem.
@Freakhoto this is an agronomical v botanical doubt. In agromnomics, course grains are millets, in botany jowar and bajra are cereals (belonging to family gramini)
@Freakhoto unlikely, question is aksing which all crops have open procurement policy. That is wheat and rice.
I have a very weird doubt.
I have been scoring decently well in FORUM IAS SFG tests and the All India Simulator Tests, however when I attempt Vision Ias mock tests, I score very low. It is highly demotivating.
Is it just me or does it happen with anyone else too?
Its sort of a norm. I have issue solving insights tests. Vision and Forum tricks have become familiar. Solution is to not be deterred and keep revising tests. Good luck.
@necromancer Gross Capital Formation= Total capital created in one year.
India GCF in 2020 is somewhere around 28-29, Bangladesh is somewhere around 32-33. This was discussed in news articles also.
India GCF in 2020 is somewhere around 28-29, Bangladesh is somewhere around 32-33. This was discussed in news articles also.
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How is PLI Scheme is WTO Compliant. Kindly explain
@Dwight_K_Schrute
PLI is likely to be challenged in WTO.
But from MCQ point of view, we can say that WTO deters trade distorting subsidies. As long as India doesnt export the Production linked subsidized products and provides national treatment to imports, it is WTO compliant. It is export subsidies and not production subsidies that are prohibited by WTO.
PLI is likely to be challenged in WTO.
But from MCQ point of view, we can say that WTO deters trade distorting subsidies. As long as India doesnt export the Production linked subsidized products and provides national treatment to imports, it is WTO compliant. It is export subsidies and not production subsidies that are prohibited by WTO.
@oldrustyagain29523 yeah you have the values correct, but GCF of 28-29 means 28-29% of GDP and 32-33 would mean 32-33% of GDP. Since India’s GDP is much greater, GCF of India would be higher than GCF of Bangladesh.Or am I making a simple error I’m not able to see here
Nope, you are right. I spoke too soon. Seems like vision also did the same error in making question. Good catch.
Who is the chairperson of National Board for Wildlife? Is it the Prime Minister or the Union Environment Minister? On google search some sites saying PM, others saying environment minister.
NBWL- PM chair
NATCA- EM chair
Given in act, unless there is an amendment that I am not aware of (off-chance).
PT 365 mein galat kyon diya hai I also dont know
