πINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR):-
β Intellectual property (IP) refers to a group of property rights concerning the non-physical creations of the human mind
β These rights encompass various forms of protection for inventors and creators
β TYPES OF IPR-
1)Copyright
2) Trademark
3) Geographyical indication
4)Patent
5) Design
β International Conventions and Bodies on IPR-
1)World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO):-
2)Budapest Treaty
3)Marrakesh agreement
4)TRIPS agreement
β Legal Provisions in India:-
1)The Copyright Act, 1957
2)The Trade Marks Act, 1999
3)The Patents Act, 1970
4)The Design Act, 2000
5)The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999
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4-D printing:
β A renovation of 3D printing wherein special materials is used to print objects that change shape postproduction.
β Need Stimuli or triggers to start transformation: Such as moisture, temperature, light, electrical current, stress, pH etc.
β Materials used: Hydrogels, Thermo-responsive, Photo and magneto responsive, Piezoelectric materials, pH-responsive etc.
β Properties: Self-assembly, self-adaptability, self-healing, shape memory, self-capability etc.
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πSOLAR GEOENGINNERING
β It is also known as solar radiation modification, and aims to cool the Earth by reflecting absorbed sunlight back into space.
β Method-
1)Stratospheric Aerosol Injection (SAI):-This method involves dispersing large quantities of reflective particles, such as sulfur dioxides or calcium carbonate, into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight away from the Earth.
2)Marine Cloud Brightening:- This technique aims to enhance the reflectivity of low-lying clouds by spraying sea salt into them, increasing their ability to reflect sunlight.
β Concern-
1)Temporary Solution
2) Moral Hazard
3) Environmental and Social Impact
4)Governance Challenges
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SRI KOTHANDARAMASWAMY TEMPLE
β Deity: Kothandarama means Rama with the bow.
β Located at Dhanushkodi (starting point of belived Rama Setu)
β Vibhishana first met Lord Ram and sought refuge here.
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πWorld Leprosy Day
β World Leprosy Day, traditionally celebrated on the last Sunday of January globally, holds a special significance in India as it coincides with Mahatma Gandhiβs Punyatithi on January 30 every year.
β The theme for World Leprosy Day 2024 is βBeat Leprosyβ. This theme encapsulates the dual objectives of the day: to eradicate the stigma associated with leprosy and to promote the dignity of people affected by the disease
πBack to basic
β Leprosy, also known as Hansenβs disease, is a chronic infectious disease caused by a type of bacteria called βMycobacterium lepraeβ.
β The disease affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, mucosal surfaces of the upper respiratory tract and the eyes.
β Leprosy is known to occur at all ages ranging from early childhood to old age.
β Leprosy is not inherited, but it is transmitted via droplets, from the nose and mouth, during close and frequent contact with untreated cases.
β World Leprosy Day, traditionally celebrated on the last Sunday of January globally, holds a special significance in India as it coincides with Mahatma Gandhiβs Punyatithi on January 30 every year.
β The theme for World Leprosy Day 2024 is βBeat Leprosyβ. This theme encapsulates the dual objectives of the day: to eradicate the stigma associated with leprosy and to promote the dignity of people affected by the disease
πBack to basic
β Leprosy, also known as Hansenβs disease, is a chronic infectious disease caused by a type of bacteria called βMycobacterium lepraeβ.
β The disease affects the skin, the peripheral nerves, mucosal surfaces of the upper respiratory tract and the eyes.
β Leprosy is known to occur at all ages ranging from early childhood to old age.
β Leprosy is not inherited, but it is transmitted via droplets, from the nose and mouth, during close and frequent contact with untreated cases.
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πRANI KI VAV
β Built on Saraswati River in 11th Century by Chalukyan/ Solanki queen Udaymati for her husband King Bhima-I
β Inverted Temple
β Solanki Architecture /Maru Gurjara Style
β Seven levels of stairs
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β Built on Saraswati River in 11th Century by Chalukyan/ Solanki queen Udaymati for her husband King Bhima-I
β Inverted Temple
β Solanki Architecture /Maru Gurjara Style
β Seven levels of stairs
πΉon 100 rupee note
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Top recipients of remittances in the world
1. India
2. Mexico
3. China
1. India
2. Mexico
3. China
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πAkbar
β Akbar was Son of Humayun.
β Akbarβs position was in dangerous when he succeeded his father Humayun as Delhi was seized by the Afghans.
β In 1556, in the second battle of Panipat, Akabar defeated Hemu and the army of Heme fled which made the victory of Mughal decisive.
β During the first 5 years of Akbarβs reign, Bairam Khan acted as his regent.
βͺοΈAkbar relations with Rajpoot
β Akbar married the Rajput Princess Jodhabai, the daughter of Raja Bharmal.
β For four generation, the Rajputs served the Mughals and many served in the positions of military generals as well.
β Akbar appointed Raja Man Singh and Raja Bhagawan Das in the senior position of the Mughal Administration.
β Though majority of the Rajput states surrendered to Akbar, the Ranas of Mewar continued to confront even though they were defeated several times.
β In 1576, the Mughals Army defeated Rana Pratap Singh in the battle of Haldighati, following the defeat of Mewar, other leading Rajput leaders surrendered to Akbar and accepted his Akbarβs policy towards Rajput was combined with a broad religious toleration.
β He abolished the pilgrim tax and later the jiziya.
βͺοΈAkbarβs Religious Policy:
β He allowed his Hindu wives to worship their own gods.
β In 1575, Akbar built Ibadat Khana (House of worship) at his new capital Fatepur Sikri and invited scholars from all religions like Christianity, Hinduism, Jainism, and Zoroastrianism.
β He did not like the intrusion of the Muslim Ulemas in political matters.
β In 1579, he delivered the βInfallibility Decreeβ and proclaimed his religious powers.
β In 1582, he propagated a new religion called Din Ilahi or Divine Faith.
βͺοΈAbout Din Ilahi of Akbar:
β The new religion believed in one God.
β It had all the good points of every religion.
β It didnβt endorse any philosophy.
β It aimed at bridging the gap that separated different religions.
β The new religion had only 15 followers including Birbal.
β Akbar did not compel anyone to join his new religion.
β However, the new religion proved to be a failure, after Akbarβs death.
βͺοΈLand Revenue Administration of Akbar:
β With the help of Raja Todar Mal, Akbar experimented on the land revenue administration, which was completed in 1580.
β The land revenue system was called Zabti or Bandobast system or Dahsala System.
β The revenue was fixed on the average yield of land measured on the basis of previous ten years.
β The land was divided into four categories
πΈPolaj (cultivated every year)
πΈ Parauti (once in two years)
πΈ Chachar (once in three or four years)
πΈBanjar (once in five or more years)
βͺοΈMansabdari System of Akbar
β Akbar introduced the Mansabdari system in his administration
β Under this system every officer was assigned a rank (Mansab)
β Lowest rank was 10 and the highest was 5000 for the nobles.
β Princes of royal blood received even higher ranks.
β The ranks were divided into two β Zat and Sawar.
πΈZat means personal and it fixed the personal status of a person.
πΈ Sawar rank indicated the number of cavalrymen of a person who was required to maintain.
πΈ Every sawar had to maintain at least two horses.
β All appointments, promotions and dismissals were directly made by the emperor.
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β Akbar was Son of Humayun.
β Akbarβs position was in dangerous when he succeeded his father Humayun as Delhi was seized by the Afghans.
β In 1556, in the second battle of Panipat, Akabar defeated Hemu and the army of Heme fled which made the victory of Mughal decisive.
β During the first 5 years of Akbarβs reign, Bairam Khan acted as his regent.
βͺοΈAkbar relations with Rajpoot
β Akbar married the Rajput Princess Jodhabai, the daughter of Raja Bharmal.
β For four generation, the Rajputs served the Mughals and many served in the positions of military generals as well.
β Akbar appointed Raja Man Singh and Raja Bhagawan Das in the senior position of the Mughal Administration.
β Though majority of the Rajput states surrendered to Akbar, the Ranas of Mewar continued to confront even though they were defeated several times.
β In 1576, the Mughals Army defeated Rana Pratap Singh in the battle of Haldighati, following the defeat of Mewar, other leading Rajput leaders surrendered to Akbar and accepted his Akbarβs policy towards Rajput was combined with a broad religious toleration.
β He abolished the pilgrim tax and later the jiziya.
βͺοΈAkbarβs Religious Policy:
β He allowed his Hindu wives to worship their own gods.
β In 1575, Akbar built Ibadat Khana (House of worship) at his new capital Fatepur Sikri and invited scholars from all religions like Christianity, Hinduism, Jainism, and Zoroastrianism.
β He did not like the intrusion of the Muslim Ulemas in political matters.
β In 1579, he delivered the βInfallibility Decreeβ and proclaimed his religious powers.
β In 1582, he propagated a new religion called Din Ilahi or Divine Faith.
βͺοΈAbout Din Ilahi of Akbar:
β The new religion believed in one God.
β It had all the good points of every religion.
β It didnβt endorse any philosophy.
β It aimed at bridging the gap that separated different religions.
β The new religion had only 15 followers including Birbal.
β Akbar did not compel anyone to join his new religion.
β However, the new religion proved to be a failure, after Akbarβs death.
βͺοΈLand Revenue Administration of Akbar:
β With the help of Raja Todar Mal, Akbar experimented on the land revenue administration, which was completed in 1580.
β The land revenue system was called Zabti or Bandobast system or Dahsala System.
β The revenue was fixed on the average yield of land measured on the basis of previous ten years.
β The land was divided into four categories
πΈPolaj (cultivated every year)
πΈ Parauti (once in two years)
πΈ Chachar (once in three or four years)
πΈBanjar (once in five or more years)
βͺοΈMansabdari System of Akbar
β Akbar introduced the Mansabdari system in his administration
β Under this system every officer was assigned a rank (Mansab)
β Lowest rank was 10 and the highest was 5000 for the nobles.
β Princes of royal blood received even higher ranks.
β The ranks were divided into two β Zat and Sawar.
πΈZat means personal and it fixed the personal status of a person.
πΈ Sawar rank indicated the number of cavalrymen of a person who was required to maintain.
πΈ Every sawar had to maintain at least two horses.
β All appointments, promotions and dismissals were directly made by the emperor.
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8 Γ 13 = 104 hrs
10 Γ 13 = 130 hrs
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15 Γ 13 = 195 hrs
16 Γ 13 = 208 hrs
17 Γ 13 = 221 hrs
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πBLACK HOLE
β It is an astronomical object with a gravitational pull so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape it.
β Black holes are invisible to the naked eye because light cannot escape from them. However, specialized tools on
space telescopes can aid in the detection and identification of black holes.
Types of Black Holes
β Primordial Black Holes- Formed in the first second after the birth of the universe
β Stellar Black Holes-Formed when the center of a very big star falls upon itself or collapses, causing a supernova
β Intermediate Black Holes-It Ranges from around one hundred to hundreds of thousands of times the Sunβs mass.
β Supermassive Black Holes-Almost every large galaxy, including our Milky Way (Sagittarius A* black hole), has a supermassive black hole at its center.
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