drishti current affairs magazine English

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drishti current affairs magazine English Published this article page no 35 alleviating marginal farmingthere is dependence on rain and formulated policies focussed on supporting canalfed crops and improving agricultural productivity. this they coupled with incentive structures pricing regimes and input subsidies.array of schemes were formed and released by the government but they mainly focussed on creating yearly jobs and roads while resisting decentralisation and localised decisionmaking. individual symptoms were mitigated while longterm food security and ecological sustainability were ignored. problems with various schemes and initiativesthe drought prone area programme (1974) was concerned with drought proofing rather than livelihoods and growthfocussed development 24the national policy on farmers (2007) focussed on improving farmer income through better risk management and an improved price policy but implementation was lacking. the rashtriya krishi vikas yojana (2011) allocated rs.10 lakh to each district to prepare and implement the comprehensive district agriculture plan with the participation of local panchayats with little reflection on farmers needs.a shift back to dryland agriculture particularly in western india is much needed. rajasthan despite low rainfall is buffering by integrated farming having subsidiary farm enterprises such as dairy poultry sericulture and goats drishti current affairs magazine subscription.

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drishti current affairs magazine english Published this article page no 20 governor rule in jammu and kashmirthe governors rule was imposed in the state after the assembly election results on 23 december threw up a hung assembly with no party or combination of parties able to stake claim for government formation.once the governor issues the proclamation the assembly would be kept in suspended animation. what is governor rulein the event of failure of constitutional machinery in any other state of india the presidents rule is imposed under article 356 of the constitution. but in case of jammu and kashmir the governors rule for a period of six months is imposed under the provision of section 92 of the state constitution and the proclamation to this effect is issued by the governor only after the consent of the president of india.the state assembly is either kept in suspended animation or dissolved.if it is not possible to restore the constitutional machinery before the expiry of this six month period the provision of article 356 of the constitution is extended and the presidents rule is imposed in the state. afspa in assam the centre has extended the armed forces (special powers) act 1958 declaring assam as a disturbed area for another year drishti current affairs magazine subscription.

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meri saheli magazine subscription Published this article page no 1 Theres no doubt that futures trading is inherently a risky business. Anyone who tells you it is 100% risk free is either ignorant or trying to sell you something. The truth is futures trading is a gamble. Theres no telling when you are going to win or when you are going to lose. The best strategy is to play this game based on the cards you have and hope for the best. Futures trading does have huge rewards if you win and thats probably the reason many people are attracted to it. However the chances of you losing big is just as great if not greater particularly if you are new to futures trading.I outline the 4 main risks when trading in futures. You might want to read further before deciding futures trading is suitable for you. 1. Speculative Business Futures Trading is speculative in nature. No matter what the experts tell you or predict, it is not always 100% accurate. Take it with a pitch of salt. The best investment strategy is not to put all your eggs in one basket, divesting your investment among different financial instruments. 2. Financial Backing Futures Trading requires a large capital outlay at the beginning which is expendable. Therefore it is definitely not for the faint of heart. If you are thinking of making money in futures trading to pay your bills, then my advise is dont. You should not use money to pay your bills/loans/grocery to dabble in futures trading. Only use money you can afford to expend meri saheli magazine yearly subscription.

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competition refresher magazine

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competition refresher magazine Published this article page no 5 indiachina why in news 14th round of talks were held between senior military commanders of india and china to find a solution to the long standoff in the mountains of eastern ladakh. more on news the two sides issued a joint statement saying that they would consolidate earlier outcomes. this is progress from the 13th round of talks where no joint statement was issued. indiachina border dispute the border between india and china is not clearly demarcated throughout. along certain stretches of its 3488km length there is no mutually agreed line of actual control (lac). o china shares its land boundary with 14 countries including india third longest after mongolia and russia.border is divided into three sectors viz. western middle and eastern (refer map). o western sector it pertains to the johnson line proposed by the british in the 1860s that put aksai chin in the then princely state of jammu and kashmir. china however does not accept johnson line. o middle sector it is the only one where india and china have exchanged maps on which they broadly agree. o eastern sector the disputed boundary is over the macmahon line. 4 related news one china policy recent us declaration to defend taiwan if china attacks is seemingly changing of longstanding american strategic ambiguity on the issue competition refresher magazine subscription. 

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pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine

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pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine published this artcle page no 1 20 crore women jan dhan account holders to get rs 500 per month for next three months  increase in mnrega wage to rs 202 a day from rs 182 to benefit 13.62 crore families  an exgratia of rs 1000 to 3 crore poor senior citizen poor widows and poor disabled  government to frontload rs 2000 paid to farmers in first week of april under existing pm kisan yojana to benefit 8.7 crore farmers  state governments to use building and construction workers welfare fund to provide relief to construction workers all of these measures are helpful in promoting availability accessibility and affordability of food supplies pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine online purchase.

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Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 16 the sale of dairy products such as fish; poultry etc. Has also been hit during the lockdown period as the uptake by the organized industry players has been affected due to shortage of workforce and transport issues.xviapart from all this the weather has also been very erratic over past few months in many parts. Looking forward the need for expediting rabi harvest has also been in consideration during this period. Government agencies have begun procuring the rabi crop. However the process has been understandably slow banking service chronicle magazine buy.

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banking service chronicle Published this article page no 2 xiii issues related with migrant labourers apart from the general concerns for ensuring food security of the vulnerable and the functioning of the existing systems onset of the lockdown threw new challenges. an immediate challenge was to address the concerns of the large number of migrant and casual labours in urban areas. it was evident from the initial days that large number of urban poor were in need of support especially for basic need such as food banking service chronicle magazine subscription. 

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Shine india monthly magazine

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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article ccis decision regarding commitment or settlement will not be appealable after hearing all stakeholders in the case. other provisions in the billappeals before the national company law appellate tribunal (nclat) against cci orders will require a 25% deposit of any penalty amount.cci given the power to decline to entertain cases involving substantially the same facts and issues that it has already decided upon Shine india monthly magazine buy.

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