Fundamental rights needs NCERT | Polity | Indian constitution detailed series - 2Articles 14-35 of Indian Constitution deal with Fundamental Rights. These rights are conferred upon the citizens of India for the Constitution tells that these rights can not be violated in any condition. You can click here to understand the basics of Indian constitution.Right to Equality (Article 14-18)Right to Freedom (Article 19-22)Right against Exploitation (Article 23-24)Right to Freedom of Religion (Article 25-28)Cultural and Educational Rights (Article 29-30)Right...
How to download IB ACIO Admit Card ?IB ACIO Admit Card 2020-21 has been released by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on February 15. Exam timings will be shared with the candidates 2 days before the exam.To download the IB ACIO admit card, candidates need to login with the user ID and password. Read below for more details on IB ACIO admit card.Follow these steps to download IB ACIO admit card:Visit the IB official websiteClick the admit card link...
Why we need a constitution (in detail)What is a constitution ? What are its functions ? What role does it
perform for a society ? How does a constitution relate to our daily
existence ? Just go through these basics. Answering these questions is not as difficult as you might
think.Constitution allows coordination and
assuranceImagine yourself to be a member of a
reasonably large group. Further imagine that
this group has the following characteristics.
The members of this group are diverse in
various ways. They have different religious
allegiances:...
What is Minimum Support Price (MSP) What is MSPThe minimum price at which which Government will buy crop from farmer. This is meant to serve as “floor” price, below which Government will not allow prices to fall, EVEN If there was bumper crop.On the basis of the recommendations of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP), Government of India declares minimum support prices before each sowing season for certain crops. Government agencies purchase the entire quantity offered by the farmers at the announced minimum price. Thus,...
What is White Revolution | MilkThe huge increase in milk supply through concerted efforts on a cooperative level is known as the White Revolution. Forty-eight years after Operation Flood – that made India the world’s largest milk producer – India continues to be on the lookout for the next breakthrough in agricultural produce and productivity.White Revolution 2.0 has effectuated dairy firms’ marketing strategy for milk and milk products, resuscitating the outlook of product-market mix. India emerged as the largest milk producer and consumer in...
What is Blue Revolution | fisheriesCreating a separate department for fisheries in the Union government is a significant step. Fisheries are the primary source of livelihood for several communities. A concentrated effort by an independent department could help the government achieve its objective of doubling farmer’s income.The fisheries and aquaculture production contribute around 1% to India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and over 5% to the agricultural GDP. India is the world’s second-largest fish producer with exports worth more than Rs...
Pulses occupy an important place in Indian agriculture. India moved from a situation of acute
scarcity of pulses in 2015-16, to providing free pulses to most of the citizens in the country.The 2015-16 pulses crisis was not a wasted opportunity; it set forth an ambitious and
desirable outcome to make the country self-sufficient in pulses production.The twin factors critical to an immediate increase in pulses production was the minimum
support price (MSP) and procurement from farmers directly at MSP.Additional coverage was provided for pulses...
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