π Irrigation in Indian Agriculture
β Rainfed agriculture: 55% of area under cultivation
π Ministry of Agriculture
β Irrigated area: 45%
β’ Wells & tubewells: 60%
β’ Canals: 30%
β’ Tanks: 5%
π Ministry of Agriculture
β Water use efficiency in agriculture: ~40%
β’ (Developed nations: 50β60%)
π Ministry of Jal Shakti
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β Rainfed agriculture: 55% of area under cultivation
π Ministry of Agriculture
β Irrigated area: 45%
β’ Wells & tubewells: 60%
β’ Canals: 30%
β’ Tanks: 5%
π Ministry of Agriculture
β Water use efficiency in agriculture: ~40%
β’ (Developed nations: 50β60%)
π Ministry of Jal Shakti
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π Fertilisers in Indian Agriculture
β Indiaβs position:
β’ 3rd largest producer
β’ 2nd largest consumer (after China)
π FAO
β Fertiliser subsidy:
β’ 0.5% of GDP (2nd after food subsidy)
β’ βΉ1.75 lakh crore
β’ Only 35% reaches intended beneficiaries
π NITI Aayog
β Urea dominates sector:
β’ 85% produced, 75% consumed, 50% imported
π Economic Survey
β NPK Ratio:
β’ Ideal = 4:2:1
β’ 2023β24 actual = 10.9:4.4:1
π Fertiliser Association of India
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β Indiaβs position:
β’ 3rd largest producer
β’ 2nd largest consumer (after China)
π FAO
β Fertiliser subsidy:
β’ 0.5% of GDP (2nd after food subsidy)
β’ βΉ1.75 lakh crore
β’ Only 35% reaches intended beneficiaries
π NITI Aayog
β Urea dominates sector:
β’ 85% produced, 75% consumed, 50% imported
π Economic Survey
β NPK Ratio:
β’ Ideal = 4:2:1
β’ 2023β24 actual = 10.9:4.4:1
π Fertiliser Association of India
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π Implications of Ageing
π Key Challenges
β Shrinking workforce, slowing growth, and rising pension burden
β Increased geriatric care demand and healthcare system stress
β Breakdown of joint families, elder loneliness, and social insecurity
β Need for reform in retirement age, pension systems, and re-skilling
π Government Initiatives
β National Policy for Older Persons (1999): Ensures rights-based welfare
β MWPSC Act (2007): Mandates family support for elders
β IPOP: Supports NGO-led elderly services
β Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana: Assistive devices for BPL seniors
β IGNOAPS: Monthly pensions for 60+ BPL citizens
β Senior Citizensβ Welfare Fund: Uses unclaimed deposits for elder care
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π Key Challenges
β Shrinking workforce, slowing growth, and rising pension burden
β Increased geriatric care demand and healthcare system stress
β Breakdown of joint families, elder loneliness, and social insecurity
β Need for reform in retirement age, pension systems, and re-skilling
π Government Initiatives
β National Policy for Older Persons (1999): Ensures rights-based welfare
β MWPSC Act (2007): Mandates family support for elders
β IPOP: Supports NGO-led elderly services
β Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana: Assistive devices for BPL seniors
β IGNOAPS: Monthly pensions for 60+ BPL citizens
β Senior Citizensβ Welfare Fund: Uses unclaimed deposits for elder care
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π Nonia Rebellion
β The Nonias were traditional salt makers, and they also had expertise in producing Shora (saltpetre) β an essential ingredient in making gunpowder.
β The Nonia Rebellion refers to a series of uprisings by the Nonia community between 1778 and 1800 in Bihar, particularly in the districts of Saran, Vaishali, and Purnia.
β It was a grassroots movement against the British East India Companyβs exploitative revenue policies, and oppression by local zamindars.
πBuddhu Nonia
β Buddhu Nonia was a freedom fighter from the Nonia community in Bihar.
β He actively participated in the Salt Satyagraha movement led by Mahatma Gandhi.
β He began making salt as an act of civil disobedience and was deceitfully arrested and thrown into a boiling salt cauldronβan act that turned him into a martyr of the freedom movement
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β The Nonias were traditional salt makers, and they also had expertise in producing Shora (saltpetre) β an essential ingredient in making gunpowder.
β The Nonia Rebellion refers to a series of uprisings by the Nonia community between 1778 and 1800 in Bihar, particularly in the districts of Saran, Vaishali, and Purnia.
β It was a grassroots movement against the British East India Companyβs exploitative revenue policies, and oppression by local zamindars.
πBuddhu Nonia
β Buddhu Nonia was a freedom fighter from the Nonia community in Bihar.
β He actively participated in the Salt Satyagraha movement led by Mahatma Gandhi.
β He began making salt as an act of civil disobedience and was deceitfully arrested and thrown into a boiling salt cauldronβan act that turned him into a martyr of the freedom movement
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π Transport Sector β Key Stats (India)
π§Ύ Sources: Economic Survey 2023, NITI Aayog, National Logistics Policy
π GDP Contribution:
β Transport sector contributes ~4.5% to Indiaβs GDP.
π Freight Share:
β Road > 60%
β Railways 30%
β Waterways 10%
π Passenger Share:
β Road & others 85%
β Railways 15%
π Emissions:
β Transport sector causes ~14% of Indiaβs total emissions.
π Cost (βΉ/tonne/km):
β Road: βΉ2.5
β Railways: βΉ1.3
β Waterways: βΉ1.0
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π§Ύ Sources: Economic Survey 2023, NITI Aayog, National Logistics Policy
π GDP Contribution:
β Transport sector contributes ~4.5% to Indiaβs GDP.
π Freight Share:
β Road > 60%
β Railways 30%
β Waterways 10%
π Passenger Share:
β Road & others 85%
β Railways 15%
π Emissions:
β Transport sector causes ~14% of Indiaβs total emissions.
π Cost (βΉ/tonne/km):
β Road: βΉ2.5
β Railways: βΉ1.3
β Waterways: βΉ1.0
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π Railways & Logistics Sector β Key Stats (India)
π§Ύ Sources: Railways Ministry, PIB, Economic Survey 2023
π Railways
β 4th largest network globally β 70,000 km
β Operating ratio ~ 98% (freight 60%, passengers 190%)
β 44 consequential accidents/year (avg., last 5 yrs)
β Passenger subsidy: 46% subsidy, totaling βΉ56,993 crore
π Logistics Sector
β Current cost: 13β14% of GDP
β Target: Reduce to 9%
β Emissions share: ~ 10% of Indiaβs total emissions
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π§Ύ Sources: Railways Ministry, PIB, Economic Survey 2023
π Railways
β 4th largest network globally β 70,000 km
β Operating ratio ~ 98% (freight 60%, passengers 190%)
β 44 consequential accidents/year (avg., last 5 yrs)
β Passenger subsidy: 46% subsidy, totaling βΉ56,993 crore
π Logistics Sector
β Current cost: 13β14% of GDP
β Target: Reduce to 9%
β Emissions share: ~ 10% of Indiaβs total emissions
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π Effects of Ocean Currents
π Climate Control
β Warm currents raise temperatures; cold ones cool them.
β‘οΈ Example: North Atlantic Drift warms England; Canary cools Spain.
π Rainfall & Deserts
β Warm currents β more rainfall.
β Cold currents β desert formation.
β‘οΈ Example: Cold Humboldt Current causes the Atacama Desert.
π Fishing Zones
β Convergence of warm & cold currents supports plankton β rich fish stocks.
β‘οΈ Example: Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
π Navigation
β Currents aid efficient maritime travel by influencing shipping lanes.
π Temperature Moderation
β Currents redistribute heat and stabilize coastal climates.
β‘οΈ Example: England remains mild due to warm currents.
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π Climate Control
β Warm currents raise temperatures; cold ones cool them.
β‘οΈ Example: North Atlantic Drift warms England; Canary cools Spain.
π Rainfall & Deserts
β Warm currents β more rainfall.
β Cold currents β desert formation.
β‘οΈ Example: Cold Humboldt Current causes the Atacama Desert.
π Fishing Zones
β Convergence of warm & cold currents supports plankton β rich fish stocks.
β‘οΈ Example: Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
π Navigation
β Currents aid efficient maritime travel by influencing shipping lanes.
π Temperature Moderation
β Currents redistribute heat and stabilize coastal climates.
β‘οΈ Example: England remains mild due to warm currents.
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πQuantum 5G Fixed Wireless Access:
β Quantum 5G FWA is a Fixed Wireless Access solution by BSNL that offers high-speed internet without physical fibre, using 5G radio waves and SIM-less architecture.
β Launched By: Launched by
β Direct-to-Device (D2D) platform replaces the need for physical SIM cardsβdevices connect automatically over 5G networks.
β Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) uses built-in authentication, enabling instant and seamless access to the internet.
β Operates entirely on an indigenous technology stack (core network, radio access network β RAN, and CPE) developed by Indian vendors under the Atmanirbhar Bharat
β No dependency on foreign componentsβfully controlled and operated within Indian digital infrastructure.
πKey Features:
β SIM-less architecture: First-of-its-kind in Indiaβremoves physical SIM requirement for 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA).
β Made-in-India tech stack: Designed and integrated by Indian engineersβcore network, RAN, and devices all built domestically.
β High-speed performance: Achieves up to 980 Mbps download and 140 Mbps upload with latency below 10 millisecondsβsupports bandwidth-heavy applications.
β Easy and rapid deployment: Plug-and-play CPE deviceβno trenching or laying of fibre cables needed; covers over 85% of Hyderabad households.
β Optimized for modern needs: Ideal for Ultra-HD video streaming, cloud-based gaming, remote working, and smart home devices.
πSignificance:
β Establishes BSNL as Indiaβs first telecom operator offering indigenous, SIM-less 5G Fixed Wireless Access.
β Demonstrates Indiaβs capabilities under Atmanirbhar Bharat in designing and deploying cutting-edge telecom infrastructure.
β Enables affordable gigabit-speed internet for both urban centres and underserved/rural regions, bridging the digital divide.
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β Quantum 5G FWA is a Fixed Wireless Access solution by BSNL that offers high-speed internet without physical fibre, using 5G radio waves and SIM-less architecture.
β Launched By: Launched by
β Direct-to-Device (D2D) platform replaces the need for physical SIM cardsβdevices connect automatically over 5G networks.
β Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) uses built-in authentication, enabling instant and seamless access to the internet.
β Operates entirely on an indigenous technology stack (core network, radio access network β RAN, and CPE) developed by Indian vendors under the Atmanirbhar Bharat
β No dependency on foreign componentsβfully controlled and operated within Indian digital infrastructure.
πKey Features:
β SIM-less architecture: First-of-its-kind in Indiaβremoves physical SIM requirement for 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA).
β Made-in-India tech stack: Designed and integrated by Indian engineersβcore network, RAN, and devices all built domestically.
β High-speed performance: Achieves up to 980 Mbps download and 140 Mbps upload with latency below 10 millisecondsβsupports bandwidth-heavy applications.
β Easy and rapid deployment: Plug-and-play CPE deviceβno trenching or laying of fibre cables needed; covers over 85% of Hyderabad households.
β Optimized for modern needs: Ideal for Ultra-HD video streaming, cloud-based gaming, remote working, and smart home devices.
πSignificance:
β Establishes BSNL as Indiaβs first telecom operator offering indigenous, SIM-less 5G Fixed Wireless Access.
β Demonstrates Indiaβs capabilities under Atmanirbhar Bharat in designing and deploying cutting-edge telecom infrastructure.
β Enables affordable gigabit-speed internet for both urban centres and underserved/rural regions, bridging the digital divide.
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πCoal Gasification
β The Ministry of Coal has signed the Coal Gasification Plant Development and Production Agreement (CGPDPA) with selected applicants under Category II of the Coal Gasification Financial Incentive Scheme.
πCoal Gasification?
β Coal gasification is a thermo-chemical process that converts coal into syngas, a synthetic gas composed mainly of Carbon Monoxide (CO), Hydrogen (Hβ), Carbon Dioxide (COβ), Methane (CHβ), and Water Vapour (HβO).
β Coal is reacted at high temperatures (1000β1400Β°C) with a controlled amount of oxygen and steam, producing syngas.
πProcess of Coal Gasification
β Preparation: Coal is finely crushed to increase surface area.
β Gasification reactor: The powdered coal is fed into a reactor with limited oxygen/air and steam.
β Chemical reactions: Coal breaks down into syngas components due to partial oxidation.
Gas cleaning: Impurities like tar, sulfur, and dust are removed from raw syngas.
πEx-situ vs In-situ Gasification
Aspect
β Ex-situ Gasification
π°Location: Above ground in controlled gasifiers
π°Process :Coal is extracted and gasified in reactors
π°Application :Suitable for shallow reserves
π°Efficiency :More energy is used in mining and handling
πIn-situ Gasification
π°Location: Underground, in coal seams
π° process: Oxygen and steam are injected into the coal seam to generate syngas underground
π°Application: Ideal for deep or unmineable coal seams
π°Efficiency:More energy-efficient for deeper deposits
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β The Ministry of Coal has signed the Coal Gasification Plant Development and Production Agreement (CGPDPA) with selected applicants under Category II of the Coal Gasification Financial Incentive Scheme.
πCoal Gasification?
β Coal gasification is a thermo-chemical process that converts coal into syngas, a synthetic gas composed mainly of Carbon Monoxide (CO), Hydrogen (Hβ), Carbon Dioxide (COβ), Methane (CHβ), and Water Vapour (HβO).
β Coal is reacted at high temperatures (1000β1400Β°C) with a controlled amount of oxygen and steam, producing syngas.
πProcess of Coal Gasification
β Preparation: Coal is finely crushed to increase surface area.
β Gasification reactor: The powdered coal is fed into a reactor with limited oxygen/air and steam.
β Chemical reactions: Coal breaks down into syngas components due to partial oxidation.
Gas cleaning: Impurities like tar, sulfur, and dust are removed from raw syngas.
πEx-situ vs In-situ Gasification
Aspect
β Ex-situ Gasification
π°Location: Above ground in controlled gasifiers
π°Process :Coal is extracted and gasified in reactors
π°Application :Suitable for shallow reserves
π°Efficiency :More energy is used in mining and handling
πIn-situ Gasification
π°Location: Underground, in coal seams
π° process: Oxygen and steam are injected into the coal seam to generate syngas underground
π°Application: Ideal for deep or unmineable coal seams
π°Efficiency:More energy-efficient for deeper deposits
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π Wealth Inequality Insights
π Worldβs richest 1% own twice as much wealth as the rest 99%
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Indiaβs richest 1% hold 4 times the wealth owned by bottom 70%
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Indiaβs richest 1% hold 42.5% of nationβs wealth, and richest 10% hold 75% of the nationβs wealth
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Gini Coefficient value = 0.20
β Source: SDG India Index 2024
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π Worldβs richest 1% own twice as much wealth as the rest 99%
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Indiaβs richest 1% hold 4 times the wealth owned by bottom 70%
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Indiaβs richest 1% hold 42.5% of nationβs wealth, and richest 10% hold 75% of the nationβs wealth
β Source: Oxfam Report
π Gini Coefficient value = 0.20
β Source: SDG India Index 2024
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πScalable Solar-Driven Device for Affordable Green Hydrogen Production:
β Developed a next-gen device that splits water molecules to produce green hydrogen using only solar energy.
β Uses earth-abundant, low-cost materials, avoiding fossil fuels and rare expensive components.
β Employs silicon-based photoanode with advanced n-i-p heterojunction architecture.
πTechnical Highlights:
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β Fabrication: Using magnetron sputtering, an industry-scalable technique.
β Achieved 600 mV surface photovoltage, low onset potential (11 VRHE).
β Demonstrated long-term stability β 10 hours continuous operation with <4% performance drop.
β Successfully scaled to 25 cmΒ² photoanode size effective for large-scale hydrogen production.
πAdvantages of the Device:
β High efficiency conversion
β Purely solar-driven
β Durable and stable
β Cost-effective materials
β Scalable design
πSignificance:
β Decarbonizing industries
πAdvances Indiaβs hydrogen mission
β Supports net-zero targets
β Global energy transition
β Versatile applications
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β Developed a next-gen device that splits water molecules to produce green hydrogen using only solar energy.
β Uses earth-abundant, low-cost materials, avoiding fossil fuels and rare expensive components.
β Employs silicon-based photoanode with advanced n-i-p heterojunction architecture.
πTechnical Highlights:
β Architecture: n-type TiOβ / intrinsic Si / p-type NiO layers β enabling efficient charge separation & transport.
β Fabrication: Using magnetron sputtering, an industry-scalable technique.
β Achieved 600 mV surface photovoltage, low onset potential (11 VRHE).
β Demonstrated long-term stability β 10 hours continuous operation with <4% performance drop.
β Successfully scaled to 25 cmΒ² photoanode size effective for large-scale hydrogen production.
πAdvantages of the Device:
β High efficiency conversion
β Purely solar-driven
β Durable and stable
β Cost-effective materials
β Scalable design
πSignificance:
β Decarbonizing industries
πAdvances Indiaβs hydrogen mission
β Supports net-zero targets
β Global energy transition
β Versatile applications
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