The Civil Services Preliminary exam is the first step of a long selection process that is used to select administrative officers of India. 20 of…
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Use of Time Survey 2019
Use of Time Survey gives us a very important input. If human potential is our greatest resource, where is it being used? What is being done with our people’s time?
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New motor vehicle rules to come into effect from October 1st 2020
From October 1, 2020, you don’t need to carry your license or other papers in the car. Why is that?
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Vodafone Wins Tax Arbitration Case against India
Tax dispute involves Rs. 12,000 crores in tax and Rs. 7,900 crores in penalties
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Russian Grand Prix: Bottas Wins as Hamilton Picks Penalties
Valteri Bottas won the 2020 annual Russian Grand Prix for Mercedes – a street circuit built around Olympic park in Sochi and part of the…
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Colourful Cyclones at Jupiter’s North Pole
NASA’s Juno mission has captured cyclones at the north pole of Jupiter that appear as swirls of striking colours in the extreme false colour rendering of an…
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Increased Plastic production poses greater threat to Marine Life
Plastic production has increased globally by 20% in the last 5 years. Phew! Mahua Saha, a scientist from the Goa based National Institute of Oceanography…
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Kerala bestowed with UNIATF award by WHO
The director-general of World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, recently announced the UN Interagency Task Force (UNIATF) award. This is an award given to…
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Genome of Alexander Fleming’s 92-Year-Old Mould That Led to Discovery of Penicillin Sequenced
In 1928, Fleming, a Scottish microbiologist and physicist, went on a vacation, leaving his lab unattended. When he returned, he found mold growing on one of…
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The first black hole ever photographed now appears to be Glittering
Last year in April, scientists released a picture of a black hole’s shadow – the one of the black hole at the core of the galaxy Messier…
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