Education is an instrument through which lives of people can be transferred. With coming of Right to Education Act of 2009 education to a large extent has universalized itself. Yet theirs remain various challenges which need to be dealt with properly: – Budget Allocation for education is only 2.5% approximately which should be increased for […]
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The life expectancy in India today is 67 years and by 2050 about 2090 of its population will comprise elderly people. It is desirable as people get to live more, spend more time with dear and near ones and made possible by better medical inventions. However, it also proposes challenges to security and policymakers It
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Industrial Revolution 4.0 refers to the technological innovations involving the combination of humans and electronics. It merges physical, digital and biological spheres. Industrial revolution 4.0 Automation Nanotechnology Biotechnology Block chain technology Internet of things (IoT) Big data see all JOBLESS GROWTH IN INDIA Artificial intelligence India is the 4th nation where the world economic forum
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One of the most visible changes in hiring pattern is increased number of requirements for roles like data scientist and data analyst. With growth in internet technologies and with cheaper and faster technologies, millions and billions of data are now recorded in companies’ databases. Things that would have been predicted manually and based on human
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Technology software and programming languages have always been a mystery box for people with no prior tech knowledge. For startups and new established companies, software development cost represents bulk of their overall expenditure till date. Few companies have cracked this puzzle by creating Do it yourself (DIY) software, which have revolutionize the technology sector. Two
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India’s core foreign policy goals: Strategic Security: Along with internal security, strategy security is very important for India. India is not a part of any military alliances in the present multi polar world. Its policy is to enhance the peaceful rule-based order in the world. Economic Prosperity: India aspires to be one of the world’s
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Introduction:- The health sector is very much important in a country, which is also an indication of India’s development. Recently India boosts the health sector by having 20.6 health workers for 10,000 people which is so close to WHO’s threshold 22.8 per 10,000 people. According to the National Sample survey organization. India has 20.6 health
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Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO):- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger. This was founded on 16 October 1945 with Headquarter in Rome, Italy. see all GOVERNMENT SCHEMES IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL SECTOR Do you know python numpy means numerical python, and
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Asian Development Bank(ADB):- Asian Development Bank is a regional development Bank established in December 1966, Headquartered at Manila, Philippines. It admits the members of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific and non-regional developed countries. It has 68 members of which 48 are within Asia and the Pacific and 19 from
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Indian Judiciary is the bedrock of the Indian and acts as the protector of the fundamental rights of the people. like us,India has integrated judiciary. Figure hierarchy of courts: Supreme Court, Article 124 High Court, Article 214 Subordinate Courts, Article 233. There are some problems which gripped the judicial system highly and leading to delay
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Jobless growth is an economic phenomenon in which a macro economy experiences growth while maintaining (or) decreasing its level of employment. According to the recent reports by Economic Standards India’s jobless was 6% of the labour for a between 2017 – 2018. As growth is not fast in the Industrial sector attempts in creating job
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Internal migration in the movement of individual from one place to another within the boundaries of a nation. It is a prevalent phenomenon in India which contributes around $170 billion per annum to economy or 6% to GDP. Among internal migration, most of them are rural to urban migration due to the push factors in
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Indian constitution maker designed the fiscal policy keeping the mind the unity and integrity of the new nation. However 70 years down the time the fiscal federations need to be re looked and redesigned for the greater good of all. The fiscal policy holds importance as taxation is not just a means. It raises revenue
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The government has launched SPM and M with an objective of developing rural clusters into ‘small villages’ after smart cities that provide civic facilities and sustainable spaces for socio-economic action. It is a successor of PURA (Provision of Urban Amenities to Rural area). Salient features of SPMRM:- This mission will develop a cluster of smart
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Introduction After years of politics of appeasement finally our parliament “managed” to pass “Triple talaq bill” with breaching of article 26 of our constitution. After which the practice of “talaq or talaq-e-bidder” will be considered as illegal and worth punishment. Body: The brick against this discriminative practice was first placed by Shah Bano in 1998
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make resume for jobIndia imports nearly 70% of edible oil out of which nearly two-third constitutes Palm oil. Palm oil industry suffers in India from various bottlenecks. The basic concern in lack of availability of land for cultivation purposes. Another issue is the threat to biodiversity and deforestation (pushing back our commitments in an international
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Recently, the Lok sabha on Tuesday day passed the surrogacy (regulation) Bill 2019. The Bill prohibits commercial surrogacy,but allows altruistic surrogacy. Need of the bill India, for couples has emerged as a surrogacy web from other countries. But, reports of unethical practices,exploitation of surrogate mothers, rackets, and abandonment of children born out of surrogacy have
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Sand mining is an activity of extracting sand from rivers, lakes, streams, oceans etc.Sand is an important raw material for manufacturing, especially in construction activities. Sand mining is legal in India if it is done under the approval of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Notification, 2006. If permission is not taken from the respective State ELA
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“River linking projects for the country are a great challenge and at the same time an opportunity to address the water issue arising out of climate change”. Critically analyze the statement in light of recent floods witnessed across the country. Currently, about 9 states in India are facing floods situations such as Assam, Karnataka, Kerala,
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The regional comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is a proposed Tree Trade Agreement between ASIAN and its 6 Free Trade Partners viz. India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand. RCEP accounts for 25% of world GDP, 30% of global trade and 45% of the world population. see all IS CHINA MANIPULATING ITS CURRENCY? How
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