competition success magazine

competition success magazine

competition success magazine this article was published in the magazine the indian space sector is projected to increase at a ~48% cagr over the next five years to reach us$ 50 billion. private sector can drive this growth. o also at present india accounts for only about 2% of the space economy as compared to us which accounts for 56.4% of all companies in the space-tech ecosystem possible because of robust private sector.  shift from supply driven model to demand driven model almost every sector starting from agriculture to transport weather department and even urban development now wants satellite data and space technology. private sector can fill this gap.  competition success magazine subscription focus on r&d right now a lot of isros resources are being consumed by routine activities which is causing a delay in its strategic objectives if private companies take over these activities isro can more focus on research and development activities new technologies exploration missions and human spaceflight programme competition success review magazine price. 

competition success magazine

Arihant current affairs magazine

Arihant current affairs magazine

Arihant current affairs magazine this article was published in the magazine mother tongue survey of india (mtsi)  ministry of home affairs recently completed mtsi.  mtsi surveys the mother tongues which are returned consistently across two and more census decades and analyses their linguistic features.  Arihant current affairs magazine monthly as per analysis of 2011 linguistic census data more than 19500 languages or dialects are spoken in india as mother tongues. hindi is the most widely spoken mother tongue with 43.6 per cent of population declaring it as mother tongue Arihant monthly current affairs magazine subscription.

Arihant current affairs magazine

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine this article was published in the magazine  heat stress-related productivity decline around 34 million indians will face job losses due to heat stress-related productivity decline. increased demand for cooling by 2037 the demand for cooling is likely to be 8 times more than the current level. investment in space cooling market potential and investment opportunity in space cooling will be us$1.6 trillion by 2040. shine india monthly magazine telugu buy besides reducing greenhouse gas emissions significantly and creating 3.7 million jobs. with the demand for cooling shooting up there will be a demand for a new air-conditioner every 15 seconds shine india monthly magazine subscription.

shine india monthly magazine

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle publishe this article page no 15 this article was published in december quality of housing there is no proper supervision of the quality of houses constructed by the beneficiaries. issues in identification of beneficiaries biased approach of the gram panchayats and anomalies in the secc-2011 data. absence of data real time data regarding benefits provided under various schemes is not available owing to their non-integration on awaas app and poor coordination among concerned ministries involved. major reforms taken in the recent time electronic governance the end-to-end execution of the scheme from the selection of beneficiaries disbursal of assistance to beneficiaries verification of progress Banking service chronicle magazine in construction release of funds etc. is conducted through workflow enabled transaction-based mis – awaassoft. mobile governance awaasapp has been launched for inspection of houses. capturing of geo-referenced photographs using awaasapp and uploading of the same on awaassoft has been made mandatory under the scheme of pmay-g for release of assistance to the beneficiaries. direct benefit transfer (dbt) under pmay-g the assistance to beneficiaries is to be transferred electronically through the awaassoft-pfms platform Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

Banking service chronicle

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 8 this article was published in the magazine related news new global framework for managing nature through 2030 released by un convention on biological diversity (cbd) the framework guides actions worldwide to preserve and protect nature and its essential services to people. it includes 21 targets for 2030 and 4 goals to achieve humanity “living in harmony with nature” vision by 2050. it will undergo further refinement at cbds cop-15 scheduled for kunming china in october 2021. shine india monthly magazine telugu targets includes at least 30% of global land and sea areas to be conserved. 50% of greater reduction in the rate of introduction of invasive alien species and their impact. reducing nutrients lost to the environment by at least half and pesticides by at least two thirds and eliminating the discharge of plastic waste. $us 200 billion increase in international financial flows from all sources to developing countries for managing nature. four goals  to halt the extinction and decline of biodiversity. to enhance and retain natures services to humans by conserving shine india monthly magazine subscription.  

shine india monthly magazine

Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 8 this article was published in the magazine india is a party to unccd and has pledged to reach land degradation neutrality targets by 2030 as a part of the conventions land degradation neutrality strategy. india promotes sustainable land management practices in agriculture sector through schemes such as pradhan mantri fasal bima yojana (pmfby) soil health card scheme soil health management scheme pradhan mantri krishi sinchayee yojna (pksy) per drop more crop etc. which are helping to reduce land degradation. Junior science refresher magazine subscription ministry of environment forests and climate change (moefcc) consolidated the intervention on participatory forest management through the national forest policy 1988 and then through enabling guidelines in 1990 on joint forest management (jfm). jfm is a partnership involving both the forest departments and local communities in natural forest management. moefcc is implementing three major schemes for development of forest areas i.e. national afforestation programme (nap) scheme national mission for a green india (gim) and forest fire prevention & management scheme (ffpm). related news bamboo oasis on lands in drought (bold) project Junior science refresher magazine subscription price

Junior science refresher magazine

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 25 this article was published in the magazine world health organisation (who) air pollution standards why in news the world health organisation (who) in its first-ever update since 2005 has tightened global air pollution standards. 29 about world health organisation (who) air pollution standards since 1987 who has periodically issued healthbased air quality guidelines (aqg) to assist governments and civil society to reduce human exposure to air pollution. the who air quality guidelines were last published in 2006 air quality guidelines – global update 2005. Banking service chronicle magazine since then there has been a marked increase in evidence on the adverse health effects of air pollution built on advances in air pollution measurement and exposure assessment. the overall objective of the updated global guidelines is to offer quantitative health-based recommendations for air quality management expressed as long or short-term concentrations for a number of key air pollutants. in this guideline update recommendations on aqg levels are formulated together with interim targets as can be seen in the table Banking service chronicle magazine subscription

Banking service chronicle