junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine This article was published in the month of October INFRASTRUCTURE STATUS TO DATA CENTRES  The government has accorded infrastructure status to data centres with more than 5MW capacity of IT load. o Data centre is included in Harmonized Master List of Infrastructure sub-sectors. o Data centres capacity is measured in terms of power they consume which reflects on scale of server they are hosting in their facilities. o Earlier it was announced in budget speech 2022- 23.  Significance of move: Helps data centre companies to get easier access to institutional credit at lower rates attract foreign investments etc.  Also in 2020 Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has released Draft Data Centre Policy. o It aims to make India a Global Data Centre hub promote investment in sector and facilitate state of art service delivery to citizens.  Why focus on data centres? o Presently India has around 499 MW installed power capacity for Data Centres and is projected to grow to 1007 MW by 2023. o Data localisation norms make it crucial to set up a robust data centre infrastructure India. o This is necessary to protect Indias digital sovereignty in connected world. About Data Centre  It is a dedicated secure space within a centralized location where computing and networking equipment is concentrated for purpose of collecting storing processing distributing or allowing access to large amounts of data.  It provides Network infrastructure (connects servers etc. to end-user locations); Storage infrastructure (to store data); and Computing resources (provide processing memory etc. that drive applications) junior science refresher magazine subscription.

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drishti current affairs magazine English

drishti current affairs magazine English

drishti current affairs magazine English This article was published in October Learning through play It includes all activities that are fun and engaging to the child and can take the form of physical play interaction conversation storytelling riddles rhymes toys visual art music etc.Gender balance Balanced gender and community representation through use of stories characters and pictures must be ensured books need to be attractive and should grab the attention of young children.Avoid stereotypes Avoid promotion of stereotypes in textbooks such as owls and snakes as evil or darkskinned people as scary or the mother always handling the kitchen.Better learning environment It needs to be well lit and well ventilated inclusive balance of both familiar and novel experiences for the child include displays of childrens work etc.Panchakosha system for education The framework has listed the panchakosha concept for childrens education. o It comprising physical development (sharirik vikas) development of life energy (pranik vikas) emotional and mental development (manasik vikas) intellectual development (bauddhik vikas) and spiritual development (chaitsik vikas). o The Panchakosha description is in the Taittiriya Upanishad. Conclusion Just as we would not build a house without solid foundations we cannot expect a child to thrive without solid foundational skills. This curriculum framework aims to help change practices in education and not just ideas that will enable positive transformation of overall learning experiences for students and building a better foundation for them drishti current affairs magazine subscription. 

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pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine

pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine

pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine This article was published in October Global Mangrove Extent is of 147359 km2 (2020). It is higher than previous estimates of 136000 km2 (for 2016) largely due to improved maps rather than real gains.The rates of loss have greatly diminished with averaged losses over the last decade of just 66 km2 of all mangroves per year (327 km2 between 1996 and 2010). About Global Mangrove Alliance (GMA)The GMA was launched in 2018 at the World Ocean Summit by Conservation International (CI) the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Wetlands International and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). ○ Today the alliance includes more than 30 organizations. ○ Last year it published the inaugural The State of the Worlds Mangroves 2021pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine online purchase.

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general knowledge refresher

general knowledge refresher

general knowledge refresher This article can be seen in the magazine Construction alongside road and railways  Exemption of land up to 0.05 ha alongside roads and railway lines from the purview of the Act. Conservation of Pristine Land  Introducing an enabling provision in the Act to keep certain pristine forests showcasing rich ecological values intact for a specific period. Definition of Forest: T N Godavarman case  Till 1996 concerned authorities used to apply the provisions of the Act only to the forests notified under the Indian Forest Act 1927.  However following a Supreme Court judgment in T N Godavarman case the definition of “forest” was expanded to include: o All areas recorded as “forest” in any government (Union and State) record irrespective of ownership recognition and classification. o All areas that conformed to the “dictionary” meaning of “forest. o Areas which are identified as “forest” by an expert committee constituted by the Supreme Court following the 1996 order.  Thus forest lands in India include unclassified forests undemarcated forests existing or deemed forests protected forests reserved forests sanctuaries and national parks etc. 80 Development of infrastructure along the international border areas  Projects of national importance to be exempted from obtaining prior approval of Central Government general knowledge refresher magazine subscription.

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