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How is govt dealing with money laundering in India?

Money laundering is the conversion of illegal money so as to make it appear to originate from a legitimate source. Money laundering has a negative impact on the economy and political steadiness of the nation. Statutory and institutional framework for dealing with money laundering: Enforcement Directorate – It collects, develops and disseminates intelligence relating to […]

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Can cash transfer model solve the agricultural crisis?

Recently states like Telangana and Odisha governments start direct benefit transfer to farmers like Rythy Bandhu and Kalia scheme respectively. Even central government through interim Budget announced 6000 rupees and DBT to farmers who have farmland less than 2 hectares. Benefits of such scheme : Supplement loan – farmers need not search for investments is

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How Border Road Initiative poseda threat to the unipolariy?

How Border Road Initiative poseda threat to the unipolariy?

Belt and Road initiative is an ambitious project of China that by to review and renew the overland and maintain trade lines through Europe, West Asia and East Africa through the construction of modern paths and high-speed road-rail corridors. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s. The USA emerged as the superpower

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Will universal basic income reduce poverty in India ?

Universal basic income is an unconditional and universal welfaredelivery that demands theelement of civil and economic rights. Its effect on poverty reduction – Basic entitlements can be met by WDI. This will reduce catastrophic states of povertysuch asextreme hunger. Future of unconditionally will be met by VDI. This will ensure inclusive developmentthrough delivering uniformity is

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Report on Solar power in India

At a time when the lack of reliable and affordable energy hinders the growth of socio-economic development opportunities for the rural population; solar energy has emerged as a promising renewable energy source for rural India. Importance of solar power in rural India – Enhances productivity by providing with basic amenities Employment generation Drop-in capital cost

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Smart Cities are the incubators of the New Urban India

New India envisage the concept of aluminous, sustainability, e-mobility and overall development. Smart cities facilitated the same – If an initiative that ha brought invariability to developmentaspects sparring along : E-mobility –Fame India Innovation Digitization – automation Cultural aspects –NRIDXY It has brought structural changes to city based development towards ensuring sustainable urbanization : Digital

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What are key significance of forest survey of India?

India has a forest survey of 74%. Those have been 0.1% in the forest comes as provided by the India Forest Survey. The need for forest survey is essential: – Forest survey versus dynamism of land use admits development. Lately, there are cases of encroachment of protected areas under western plans. Forest survey ensures adequate

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What are key roles of Final Action Task Force ?

Financial action task force was established In 1989 by G.7 countries submit in Paris to curb the money laundering, later on, it expanded its mandate by adding to combating against terror financing. The objective of FATF:- Curb money laundering Combat against terror financing Maintain the integrity of the financial system. Role of FATF:- It provided

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Rising encroachment and man-wild confict

Lately, there has been a significant rise in the population of tiger, thanks to interview convention political such as Majeet tiger, integrated wildlife development. But there has also been the rise of man-animal conflict that demands policy action: Decreasing habitant grounds such as grazing and breeding grounds have led to a regular encounter among tigers

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Does Industry 4.0 requires a human centric approach?

Industry 4.0 is a name given to the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. Industries 4.0 driven a game charger and will also disrupt 70% to market in the next to 4years. Industry revolution 4.0:- System integration Internet of things Artificial intelligence Additive manufacturing Cloud computing Augmented reality Big data Cybersecurity

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What is India role in Indo pacific region?

IndoPacific region has been the latest region of geostrategic importance after the Asian continent prevalent during important times. The Indian state is the region is high – India cannot ignore Chinese aggressiveness occurs Indo Pacific towards invariability and demoralization. The region has high economic value in terms of logistics and resource (rare earth). India continental

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India’s balancing approach between different West Asian powers

India has contact with these powers from ancient lives through the silk route and sea route. The west Asian powers are Israel, Saudi Arabs, UAF and Iran. After 1947 and up to 1991. India followed a non-alignment policy and balanced relations without depending partnership with these countries. With 1991 reforms India actively engaged with these

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Indian democracy – ‘Case story of world’ largest but flawed one

The economist intelligence unit’s latest report on “state of democracies around the world in 2018 “ holds up a mirror to democracies around the world. It classified the countries into four categories, namely – full democracies, flawed democracies, hybrid democracies and authoritarian regimes. The parameters used are an electoral process,  pulsation, civil liberties, functioning of

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