Q92. Which one of the following ancient towns is well known for its elaborate system of water harvesting and management by building a series of dams
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Types of Nutrient Cycles – Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulphur, Water, Phosphorus, Methane – UPSC Environment Notes
Nutrient cycles are essential processes that govern the flow and recycling of vital elements within ecosystems, ensuring the availability of nutrients
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Biomagnification – Pollutants and Trophic Level – UPSC Environment Notes
Biomagnification, or Biological Magnification, denotes the amplification of contaminated or harmful substances within food chains.
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Ecological Pyramid, Types, and Limitations – UPSC Environment Notes
An ecological pyramid is a visual depiction illustrating the biomass or bio-productivity at each trophic level within a specific ecosystem.
Ecology & Environment - General Studies
Types of Biotic Interactions in a Food Web – UPSC Environment Notes
Biotic interactions refer to the effects that two species, coexisting in the same community, exert on each other.
Q91. With reference to Chausath Yogini Temple situated near Morena, consider the following statements:
It is a circular temple built during the reign
Regional planning involves the formulation of strategies and plans to enhance the development of a specific geographical area
India, a land steeped in history and diversity, boasts a rich tapestry of cultural regions shaped by its myriad races and tribes.
Q90. Consider the following statements:
21st February is declared to be the International Mother Language Day by UNICEF.
The demand that Bangla
Geography - General Studies
Urbanization and Settlements – Rural and Urban – UPSC Indian Geography Notes
Urbanization in India is undergoing a rapid acceleration. As of 2011, the urban population exceeded 30%, and projections indicate a further increase to 41% by 2030.
