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Thursday, June 24, 2021
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banking services chronicle pdf download Published this article Long working hours in difficult and almost life-threatening conditions has taken a toll. Uncertainty and loss of lives around has affected the mental health of the society to a great extent. The pandemic has interestingly reconnected as well as alienated the world in a strange manner. People are stuck wherever they are and nations are trying to help each other in form of vaccines equipment and aid. The enemy this time is common for the entire humanity. Given the way it is unpredictable unforgiving and mutating there is no other way to come out of this enormous situation unless equity equality and collective will is demonstrated by the governments and nations across the world. We are in this together whether we sink or sail through and of course all of us wish that there is a light at the end of this tunnel. Have we wondered how differently we will do and perceive things once all this is over? Will this strengthen our systems resources and resolve for a better living environment for all? Will we become more resilient and connected with each other and with the nature? Will this make us more forthcoming in emphasising more on scientific temper rationale and well-being? Will this help us creating a society that is just equitable and for the welfare of all? We have a lot to answer to our younger ones who have not seen their peers for almost a year now and are stuck at their homes waiting for this to get over. Will we be able to ensure better living conditions health and a sustainable future to them? The challenge is enormous and our resources will be depleted and stretched by the time things stabilise. Health is considered a state of complete physical mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. It is for us now to identify and establish the crucial linkages with our environment and rebuild a better world with a healing touch and empathy for all. This suffering has to end someday hope it leaves us as healthier and responsible humans. Hope this makes us kinder more compassionate and sensitive for the fellow humans as well as the environment. banking services chronicle pdf download
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banking services chronicle may 2020 pdf Published this article In Keonjhar district tribal beneficiaries of the Anchalika Khandadhar VDVKC will process raw mango mustard and turmeric into Aampapad mango pickle turmeric powder and mustard oil. In Ban Durga A VDVKC cluster the MFPs which will be value added are tamarind sal seeds and char seeds to be made into deseeded tamarind tamarind cake sal shampoo and packed char seeds. Other value-added products that will be processed in the VDVK clusters in the districts of Koraput Rayagada and Sundargarh include tamarind cake mahua oil organic packaged rice neem oil neem cake deseeded chironji and turmeric powder. Among many initiatives TRIFED Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing to generate employment and income generation among the tribal population is the Van Dhan tribal start-ups programme a component of the the Mechanism for Marketing of Minor Forest Produce (MFP) through Minimum Support Price (MSP) & Development of Value Chain for MFP Scheme. The Van Dhan tribal start-ups also a component of the same scheme is a programme for value addition branding & marketing of Minor Forest Produces by establishing Van Dhan Kendras to facilitate creation of sustainable livelihoods for the forest-based tribes. Over the past 18 months the Van Dhan Vikas Yojana has gained tremendous ground with its quick adoption and robust implementation aided by the state nodal and implementation agencies across India. With the VDVKCs gaining ground and starting production in Odisha with these clusters the benefits of this programme will reach the tribals of this Eastern State and help in improving their lives and livelihoods. banking services chronicle may 2020 pdf
Tuesday, June 22, 2021
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banking services chronicle magazine pdf in english november 2019 Published this article page no 107 Out of these 35 crafts have been recognized as Endangered Crafts such as Assamese Jewellery Rogan Painting Sanjhi Crafts Ganjeefa Cards and Chamba Rumal and 92 crafts have been registered under Geographical Indication Act like Ganjifa cards of Mysore Kashmir Paper Machie Madhubani paintings Kathputlis of Rajasthan Odisha pattachitra Varanasi Glass beads and Warli painting of Maharashtra. 56 per cent of the artisans are female. banking services chronicle magazine pdf in english november 2019
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banking services chronicle magazine pdf in English Published this article page no 106 The handicrafts sector plays a significant and important role in the countrys economy. It provides employment to a vast segment of craftsperson in rural and semi urban areas and generates substantial foreign exchange for the country while preserving its cultural heritage. Handicrafts have great potential as they hold the key for sustaining not only the existing set of millions of artisans spread over the length and breadth of the country but also for the increasingly large number of new entrants in the crafts activity. There are approximately 70 lakh handicraft artisans in the country which includes 20 lakh artisans related to the carpet sector practicing more than 500 types of crafts such as Metal Engraving Zari Zardosi Teracotta Stone Carving Phulkari Wood Inlay Chikankari Cane and Bamboo Wooden Toys Blue Pottery and Kutch Embroidery. banking services chronicle magazine pdf in english
Thursday, June 17, 2021
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competition success review publications Published this articles page no 144 An online portal "ENSU RE National Livestock Mission EDEG developed by NABARD and operated under the Department of Animal Husbandry Dairying & Fisheries was launched recently. The National Livestock Mission has been conceived by the government for the sustainable development of the livestock sector. Under the Missions component called Entrepreneurship Development and Employment Generation (EDEG) subsidy payment for activities related to poultry small ruminant s pigs etc. through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) goes directly to the beneficiarys account. In order to make it better simpler and transparent the NABA RD has developed an online portal “ENSU RE” (https//ensure.nabard.org) so that the information related to beneficiary and processing of application can be made readily available. Under the new process controlling officer/branch manager of the bank after scrutinizing and sanctioning of proposal uploads the subsidy claims in the portal. The subsidy will be approved within 30 days from the date of sanction of loan. Access from the portal will also be on realtime basis and list of beneficiaries can be easily prepared. competition success review publications
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banking services chronicle may 2020 pdf download Published this articles page no 103 The Ministry of HRDs initiatives like MHRD Innovation Cell (MIC) Atal Ranking of Institutions of Innovation Achievements (ARIIA) GIAN and SPARC are all aimed at promoting innovation in young minds. Similarly programmes like MUDRA and ASPIRE have tried to create a spirit of entrepreneurship through innovative ideas among entrepreneurs. Financial inclusion initiatives like Jan Dhan Yojana and various innovative pension schemes are aimed at benefitting the common man. Specific innovative programmes like the Atal Innovation Mission and innovations in public systems like the BHIM App eNam etc have also contributed to the innovative spirit in India. The Metro Rail is one of most innovative modern transport systems and has made a huge difference to the public transport system . banking services chronicle may 2020 pdf download
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banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi Published this articles page no 102 Innovations in health like discovery of DNA profiling stem cell research organ donations heart transplants etc. have actually been life saving. The Green revolution was an innovation that helped convert India into a food sufficient nation from a food scarce nation which had to depend on supplies from abroad to feed its hungry population during the initial years after gaining independence. Other innovations in agriculture over the years have promoted farmers welfare and ensured increased productivity. Space science is another area which has seen a number of innovations. Innovations in satellites and launch vehicles have further boosted Indias efforts to earn its rightful place in the comity of nations. These innovations have secured benefits in various fields such as telecommunications and rural connectivity. The thrust of the Government on promoting innovation can be seen in many policies and programmers covering various sectors. banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi
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banking services chronicle pdf Published this articles page no 101 When Archimedes cried Eureka ! it was not just an expression of excitement on a new discovery but a statement on the entire experience of innovation and discovery. Innovation has been at the heart of all progress of mankind – be it the discovery of fire the wheel weapons for hunting the idea of agriculture – each one developed from an idea or observation. In recent times also innovations have taken place in almost every sphere touching mankind. Agriculture space science biotechnology health care education etc. – every sector has benefitted by innovation. Obviously the lead in innovations has been taken in the field of science and technology. Many of these innovations are deeply connected with the lives of the common man. banking services chronicle pdf
Sunday, June 13, 2021
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banking services chronicle reasoning book pdf Published this articles page no The Ministry has launched the Cities Investment To Innovate, Integrate and Sustain (CITIIS) Challenge in collaboration with the French Development Bank (AFD). AFD will provide investment support of EUR100 million to selected cities in key sectors of Sustainable Mobility, Public Open Spaces, Urban Governance & ICT and Social & Organization Innovation in Low- Income Settlements. The Mission would select at least 15 projects through CITIIS Challenge. banking services chronicle reasoning book pdf
Friday, June 11, 2021
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competition success review magazine online subscription Publish this articles page no All schools Anganwadi centres and Panchayat Ghars have access to a functional toilet with separate toilets for females and males. o Public places are visually clean. o At least 80 per cent of households and all public institutions have arrangements for managing solid and liquid waste. o The village has a plastic segregation and collection system. o At least five ODF Plus IEC wall paintings per village on five key themes of ODF sustainability handwashing with soap biodegradable waste management through compost pits greywater management through soak pits and plastic waste management. Planning for SBM G Phase II Swachh Bharat Mission promotes decentralised sanitation interventions. Therefore it is· required that each Gram Panchayat prepares Village Action Plans for all of its villages in a convergent manner for the SBM G and the Jal Jeevan Mission in a participatory manner. Endorsement of the Gram Sabha should be obtained and recorded. At the district level each district is required to prepare a District Swachhata Plan after· consolidating its Village Action Plans. States and UTs are required to develop a Project Implementation Plan PIP and Annual· Implementation Plan AIP every year consolidating the District Swachhata Plans to achieve the objectives of SBM G Phase II. competition success review magazine online subscription
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competition success review magazine subscription address Publish this articles page no SWACHHATA MOVEMENT CONTINUES Swachh Bharat Mission SBM became the worlds largest behavior-change programme in India· and as a result it achieved the seemingly impossible huge task of becoming open-defecation free in five years. As a result of the Mission rural sanitation coverage has increased from 38.7 per cent in 2014· to 100 per cent in 2019 with over 10.25 Crore toilets built across India. India achieved SDG Goal 6.2 declared by the United Nations for providing safe sanitation for all 11· years before the targeted year 2030.The success of the programme is attributed to the 4 Ps - political leadership public financing partnerships and public participation. In February 2020 Union Cabinet approved Phase II of the Swachh Bharat Mission- Grameen· SBM-G to focus on solid and liquid waste management SLWM and the sustainability of ODF status. VAJIRAM AND RAVI Yojana Summary-April 2021 Page 12 At about the same time the 15thFinance Commission report for the year 2020-21 was released. It· also provided much-needed tied grants for sanitation to rural local bodies. The Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation DDWS is implementing this in a Mission Mode· from 2020-21 to 2024-25. SBM Phase II From ODF to ODF Plus The key objective of the SBM Phase II is to make villages across India ODF Plus villages. competition success review magazine subscription address
competition success review magazine yearly subscription Publish this articles page no An ODF· Plus village is a village that sustains its open defecation-free ODF status and also ensures solid and liquid waste management and is visually clean. In Phase II of SBM visual cleanliness has also been defined. A village is called visually clean if· at least 80 per cent of its households and all its public places have a minimal litter and minimal stagnant water and the village does not have any plastic waste dump. Thus to become an ODF Plus village a village has to ensure that· o All households have access to a functional toilet facility. competition success review magazine yearly subscription
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competition success review magazine price Publish this articles page no The Atal Bhujal Yojana Atal Jal is an important step in this direction. The goal of Atal Bhujal Yojana is to demonstrate community-led sustainable groundwater· management taken to scale. The major objective of the scheme is to improve the management of groundwater resources through a convergence of various ongoing schemes. Atal Bhujal Yojana is a Central Sector Scheme. For now the scheme is being implemented in· seven States— in water-stressed areas of Gujarat Haryana Karnataka Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. The scheme partly funded by the World Bank was launched on Good Governance Day i.e.· December 25 2019. Publish this articles page no Disbursement of Resources against measurable indicators A key feature of this outcome focused scheme is the disbursement of incentive funds· disbursement linked indicators - DLIs to states based on performance against selected indicators. These indicators are o DL#1 - Public of groundwater data/information and reports o DLI#2 - Preparation of Community-led Water Security Plans o DLI#3 – Public financing of approved Water Security Plans through a convergence of ongoing/new schemes o DLI#4 - Adoption of practices for efficient water use o DLI#5 - Improvement in the rate of decline of groundwater levels This scheme encourages the creation of water aware communities that have the knowledge and· the ability to plan their water use based on available water. Way Forward Strengthened water-aware communities reliable water data that informs decision making and a participatory regulatory framework are the three pillars that will support sustainable groundwater use in the country making water available for life for livelihoods and culture and enable us to combat the effects of climate change. competition success review magazine price
Thursday, June 10, 2021
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banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi Publish this articles page no SBM Phase II is an attempt to address the challenge of holistic waste management by focusing on various aspects of waste management in rural India including faecal sludge management and wastewater treatment source segregation of garbage reduction in single-use plastic etc. The other three impact areas of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 2.0 are Bio-degradable Solid waste Management Greywater management and Faecal Sludge Management. Atal Bhujal Yojana aims to facilitate sustainable groundwater management with an emphasis on community participation and demand-side interventions for sustainable groundwater management in identified water-stressed areas. The Yojana came at a precarious time for the country about 22% of our groundwater resources are in critical or over-exploited category. With annual withdrawal exceeding annual replenishment of groundwater demand-side management was the call of the hour. banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi
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banking services chronicle pdf Publish this articles page no the allocation of the Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation has been increased from Rs. 21 518 Crore in 2020-21 to Rs. 60030 Crore in 2021-22. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 2.0 is an equally important programme. As per one study conducted by WHO the Mission resulted in averting more than 300000 deaths diarrhoea and protein energy malnutrition between 2014 and October 2019. While the sanitation coverage rose to 100% by October 02 2019 the larger challenge of a holistic sanitation coverage remained. banking services chronicle pdf
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banking services chronicle Publish this articles page no Tashigang a village in Lahaul and Spiti situated at 15256 feet above sea level has the rare distinction of being the highest polling booth in the world. Recently it achieved another impossible feat the first household tap water connection was provided in this village in September 2020. Stories like that of Tashigang are one part of a series of success stories of Jal Jeevan Mission which aims to provide tap water connection to every rural household of the country by 2024. In one year of Jal Jeevan Mission more than 3.73 Crore household tap connections were provided banking services chronicle
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