shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine

shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 56 SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT OF WAR Traditionally wars have caused damaging impacts on nations going to war through Economic – Loss of GDP High Inflation Rise in Debt damage to Buildings Infrastructure etc. SocioCultural – Loss of education health and cultural heritage and Psychological impacts on its people and nation. But in modern interconnected world the impact of the RussiaUkraine war is felt across the world. India is also not untouched with significant socioeconomic impacts felt or to be felt such as Oil Prices Sanctions on Russia have pushed oil prices to above US$100barrel. With India being the 3 rd largest oil importer after China and USA every 1dollar price rise increases Indias import bill by ₹10700 crore on annualized bases. o A corollary of oil price rise is the rise in Global Inflation which will hurt Indias growth with increased cost of living and disturbance to other macroeconomic variables. Gas Prices Gas prices have increased over 50% this year after a fivefold rise last year. This price rise increases Indias import bill and the current account deficit. Agriculture Russia and Ukraine are major global suppliers of some commodities (see image). Also Russia accounts for 15% of global nitrogenous fertilizer trade and 17% of global potash fertilizer trade. o On one hand it has opened new opportunities for India in wheat export and on the other hand it has caused hardships over fertilizer availability and sunflower oil as Ukraine accounts for 1.4 MT of Indias imports out of total 1.9 MT import every year shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine Published this article page no 49 historically the area was famous for its opium production and drug trade including drug trafficking violence and people smuggling. opium has been used as a recreational drug in south east asia since the 1800s when the opium wars occurred. according to the united nations office on drugs and crime (unodc) the cultivation of opium poppy crops in myanmar and laos has tripled the amount harvested in 2006. golden crescent the golden crescent is the name given to asias principal area of illicit opium production located at the crossroads of central south and western asia. this space overlaps three nations afghanistan iran and pakistan whose mountainous peripheries define the crescent though only afghanistan and pakistan produce opium with iran being a consumer and transshipment route for the smuggled opiates. indias concernsindia is sandwiched between two important opium producing regions of the world.drug money is used to finance terror activities in the country.there is increase in drug addiction among youth in border area especially in north east and punjab.a nexus among pakistans interservices intelligence (isi) maoists and insurgent groups of northeast is using money earned from drug trafficking to fund terror activities in india junior science refresher magazine subscription.

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junior science refresher magazine published this artcle page no 19 there was no mention of that in the order. delhi abandoned its plan to set up kitchens across the city and decided to provide food in night shelters. migrant labourers are allowed to move between districts within the state but not interstate (post april 20th) in madhya pradesh there were no measures for the labourers and migrants (who constitute almost 45% population). the state did allow people to take ration of three months in one go. but the ration included only rice and flour. what about other essential items like oil and pulses! the odisha governments decision to put 14 districts under lockdown till 29 march dealt a blow to the fishing sector in the state. earlier fish was supplied to west bengal and to the north east junior science refresher magazine subscription.

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Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle  Published this article health 2016–2030. 64 Malnutrition  Malnutrition refers to deficiencies. excesses or imbalances in a person.s intake of nutrients. It can be further dived into two categories.  Under.nutrition – this includes stunting lowheight for age.. wasting low weight for height.. underweight low weight for age.  Other category is of over.weight. obesity anddiet related non.communicable diseases such as heart diseases. stroke etc. Nutrition Status in India  According to National Family Health Survey2015. 16. appx 35.7% children less than 5 years were underweight and 38.4% were stunted.  The report also stated the proportion of underweight children has decreased by 7% and of stunted children has decreased by nearly 10%.  Recently released World Hunger Index report 2017 has also placed India at 100th rank out of 119 countries.  Out of total 17 SDGs 12 are relevant to nutrition banking service chronicle monthly magazine buy.

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gk today magazine subscription  Published this article page no  31 Perception of threats Realistic threats consist of tangible conflicts of interest – such as perceived competition over jobs housing and other resources. Immigrants and disabled people are two groups often targeted. o Other symbolic threats relate to peoples social identities such as different way of life including culturally important values and norms.  During armed conflict Political tensions and armed conflicts can pit communities defined by ethnicity origin language or religion against one another  Administrative Failure Given the state of the police and judiciary in the country there is a wideranging perception that culprits go unpunished and that there is a chance that the accused in hate crimes will go scotfree.  Political PatronageIn the competitive electoral politics the culture of political mobilization based on social faultlines for polarization of electorate into votebanks and use of violence for garnering support and intimidating opponents has gained strength. Impact of hate crimes  Fear Psychosis emotional and psychological trauma caused by hate crime is heightened compared with other types of crime and affects not just the person experiencing it but the community to which they belong.  Attacks on core of victims identity Hate crimes increase feelings of vulnerability anxiety anger and sometimes shame; these emotional reactions motivate specific behavioural responseso Anger leads to proactive behaviours and less avoidance o Anxiety leads to avoidance and security concerns o Shame is linked to avoidance proactive behaviours security concerns and uniquely to retaliation  Hate crimes tend to increase in numbersIf lawcommunity does not effectively punish and repudiate hate crimes perpetrators are encouraged to continue their activities and the number of hate crimes will increase. 81  Hate crimes tend to escalateOffenders who start by committing minor crimes often go on to commit increasingly violent acts if they are not caught and stopped gk today magazine subscription buy. 

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Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher threat to democratic process it is apprehended that the defence services will become too powerful and subvert civilian control over the military with possibilities of a military coup.status quo the present arrangement of chief of staff committee (cosc) has served us well over the years and hence there is resistance against unnecessary change.resistance within the armed forces o there is said to be inhibition amongst service chiefs over the years that their position would get undermined if the cds were to be appointed. o the feeling among the smaller services particularly the air force of army dominance in defence policy formulation. some fear that a cds may lead to a situation like the one that prevailed before 1947 when the army was the dominant service.resistance within bureaucracy there is said to opposition by the civilian bureaucracy as their control over the higher defence set up would be diminished.ceremonial post there is also a concern that the post may become a ceremonial post without any clear cut roles and responsibilities Junior Science Refresher buy.

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General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher Published this article page no 18 gis are part of intellectual property rights that comes under paris convention for the protection of industrial property. o gi is coveredunder trade related aspects of intellectual property rights (trips) agreement. o a gi tag is valid for a decade after which it can be renewed for another 10 years.a gi right enables those who have the right to use the indication to prevent its use by a third party whose product does not conform to the applicable standards. in india gis registration is administered by the geographical indications of goods (registration and protection) act of 1999. o the first product to get a gi tag in india was the darjeeling tea in 2004. state gi product about tamil nadu madurai malligi certified madurai malli (a variety of jasmine flower) and other traditional flowers such as button rose lily chamanthi and marigold are being exported from tamil nadu to countries such as usa and uae General knowledge refresher buy.

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