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Cyclone Asna is rare for a number of reasons, including:
✅ Land-born origin
Cyclone Asna originated over land in Rajasthan, which is unusual for cyclones that typically originate in the ocean.
✅ August formation
Cyclone Asna formed in August, which is rare for the Arabian Sea, where cyclones are less common during this month.
✅ Monsoon season
Cyclones rarely intensify into cyclones during the June-September monsoon season due to strong monsoon currents and other ocean factors.
✅ Number of cyclones in the Arabian Sea
Cyclone Asna is only the fourth cyclone to develop in the Arabian Sea in August since 1944.
✅ Land-born origin
Cyclone Asna originated over land in Rajasthan, which is unusual for cyclones that typically originate in the ocean.
✅ August formation
Cyclone Asna formed in August, which is rare for the Arabian Sea, where cyclones are less common during this month.
✅ Monsoon season
Cyclones rarely intensify into cyclones during the June-September monsoon season due to strong monsoon currents and other ocean factors.
✅ Number of cyclones in the Arabian Sea
Cyclone Asna is only the fourth cyclone to develop in the Arabian Sea in August since 1944.
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Cabinet approves seven major schemes for improving farmers’ lives and livelihoods with a total outlay of ₹ 13,966 Crore
✅ Digital Agriculture Mission
✅ Crop science for food and nutritional security:
✅ Strengthening Agricultural Education, Management and Social Sciences
✅ Sustainable livestock health and production
✅ Sustainable development of Horticulture
✅ Strengthening of Krishi Vigyan Kendra
✅ Natural Resource Management
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✅ Digital Agriculture Mission
✅ Crop science for food and nutritional security:
✅ Strengthening Agricultural Education, Management and Social Sciences
✅ Sustainable livestock health and production
✅ Sustainable development of Horticulture
✅ Strengthening of Krishi Vigyan Kendra
✅ Natural Resource Management
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RAS Vacancy Notification
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🔆Spices Board India
✅ Statutory organization constituted under the Spices Board Act 1986
✅ It was formed with the merger of the erstwhile Cardamom Board and Spices Export Promotion Council
✅ Nodal Ministry: Ministry of Commerce & Industry
✅ It functions as an international link between the Indian exporters and the importers abroad
✅ It is responsible for the overall development of cardamom (small and large) and also implement post-harvest improvement programmes to improve the quality of the 52 scheduled spices for export along with organic production, processing and certification of spices
✅ Recently, with certain spices of Indian brands facing bans in Singapore and Hong Kong due to quality concerns, the Spices Board said it will start mandatory testing of such consignments.
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✅ Statutory organization constituted under the Spices Board Act 1986
✅ It was formed with the merger of the erstwhile Cardamom Board and Spices Export Promotion Council
✅ Nodal Ministry: Ministry of Commerce & Industry
✅ It functions as an international link between the Indian exporters and the importers abroad
✅ It is responsible for the overall development of cardamom (small and large) and also implement post-harvest improvement programmes to improve the quality of the 52 scheduled spices for export along with organic production, processing and certification of spices
✅ Recently, with certain spices of Indian brands facing bans in Singapore and Hong Kong due to quality concerns, the Spices Board said it will start mandatory testing of such consignments.
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🔆'NEIGHBOURHOOD FIRST' POLICY
✅Under its 'Neighbourhood First' policy, Government is committed to developing friendly and mutually beneficial relations with all its neighbours. India is an active development partner and is involved in several projects in these countries.
✅ India’s policy of ‘Neighbourhood First’ focuses on creating mutually beneficial, people-oriented, regional frameworks for stability and prosperity.
✅Our engagement with these countries is based on a consultative, non-reciprocal and outcome-oriented approach, which focuses on delivering benefits like greater connectivity, improved infrastructure, stronger development cooperation in various sectors area, security and broader people-to-people contacts.
✅ With Pakistan, Government desires normal neighbourly relations and is committed to addressing all outstanding issues bilaterally and peacefully in accordance with the Shimla Agreement and the Lahore
✅ Declaration. However, any meaningful dialogue can only be held in an atmosphere free from terror, hostility and violence. The onus is on Pakistan to create such a conducive atmosphere.
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✅Under its 'Neighbourhood First' policy, Government is committed to developing friendly and mutually beneficial relations with all its neighbours. India is an active development partner and is involved in several projects in these countries.
✅ India’s policy of ‘Neighbourhood First’ focuses on creating mutually beneficial, people-oriented, regional frameworks for stability and prosperity.
✅Our engagement with these countries is based on a consultative, non-reciprocal and outcome-oriented approach, which focuses on delivering benefits like greater connectivity, improved infrastructure, stronger development cooperation in various sectors area, security and broader people-to-people contacts.
✅ With Pakistan, Government desires normal neighbourly relations and is committed to addressing all outstanding issues bilaterally and peacefully in accordance with the Shimla Agreement and the Lahore
✅ Declaration. However, any meaningful dialogue can only be held in an atmosphere free from terror, hostility and violence. The onus is on Pakistan to create such a conducive atmosphere.
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🔆Rohingya Issue And North-east :
Myanmar’s Muslim minority citizens, residing in the Western Myanmar province of Rakhine.
✅The Rohingya are ethnically, linguistically, and religiously different from Myanmar’s dominant Buddhist community.
✅ About 1.1 million Rohingyas live in Rakhine, Myanmar’s least developed region, with over 78% of households below the poverty line.
✅ A brutal military crackdown in 2017 led to over 700,000 Rohingyas fleeing to Bangladesh, creating a massive refugee crisis.
IMPACT ON INDIA :
✅ Some Rohingya have crossed into North-Eastern states like Mizoram and Manipur.
✅ The influx has stoked anxieties among indigenous communities in North-East India.
✅ Concerns about potential links to extremist groups, although no concrete evidence exists.
✅ Radical Islamists may influence Rohingya youth, promoting anti-India activities.
✅ Rohingyas are spread across several cities and states; It may give the additional burden of refugees.
✅ Providing food, shelter, and healthcare for refugees can strain local resources.
✅ Increased immigrant influx can worsen the job market; Scarcity of jobs leads to reliance on government resources, adding pressure on already limited resources.
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Myanmar’s Muslim minority citizens, residing in the Western Myanmar province of Rakhine.
✅The Rohingya are ethnically, linguistically, and religiously different from Myanmar’s dominant Buddhist community.
✅ About 1.1 million Rohingyas live in Rakhine, Myanmar’s least developed region, with over 78% of households below the poverty line.
✅ A brutal military crackdown in 2017 led to over 700,000 Rohingyas fleeing to Bangladesh, creating a massive refugee crisis.
IMPACT ON INDIA :
✅ Some Rohingya have crossed into North-Eastern states like Mizoram and Manipur.
✅ The influx has stoked anxieties among indigenous communities in North-East India.
✅ Concerns about potential links to extremist groups, although no concrete evidence exists.
✅ Radical Islamists may influence Rohingya youth, promoting anti-India activities.
✅ Rohingyas are spread across several cities and states; It may give the additional burden of refugees.
✅ Providing food, shelter, and healthcare for refugees can strain local resources.
✅ Increased immigrant influx can worsen the job market; Scarcity of jobs leads to reliance on government resources, adding pressure on already limited resources.
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Lessons learnt from the lives of prominent administrators
The lessons that we can learn from the lives of prominent administrators are based on the ethics in public administration and probity in governance.
Important lessons that we can learn from the lives of great administrators like A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Varghese Kurien, M.S. Swaminathan, E. Sreedharan, C.D. Deshmukh, V.P. Menon, and Sardar Patel include:
✅ Honesty and Integrity
✅ Discipline
✅ Non-discrimination, equality
✅ Public welfare
✅ Accountability- ethical & professional
✅ Responsibility
✅ Lawfulness
✅ Loyalty
✅ Courage
✅ Solidarity and respect
✅ Work ethics
✅ Perseverance
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The lessons that we can learn from the lives of prominent administrators are based on the ethics in public administration and probity in governance.
Important lessons that we can learn from the lives of great administrators like A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Varghese Kurien, M.S. Swaminathan, E. Sreedharan, C.D. Deshmukh, V.P. Menon, and Sardar Patel include:
✅ Honesty and Integrity
✅ Discipline
✅ Non-discrimination, equality
✅ Public welfare
✅ Accountability- ethical & professional
✅ Responsibility
✅ Lawfulness
✅ Loyalty
✅ Courage
✅ Solidarity and respect
✅ Work ethics
✅ Perseverance
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COMBINED GEO-SCIENTIST EXAMINATION, 2025 notification