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UPSC Mains – Highlight the provisions of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2023, relating to “critical and strategic” minerals. Analyze how the categorization of certain minerals impacts resource management in India. (250 words)
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On August 2, Parliament sanctioned the 2023 Amendment Bill for Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation), targeting private investment in crucial minerals
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UPSC Mains – What are critical minerals, and why are they considered essential for the modern economy and technological advancements? (10M, 150 words)
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Critical minerals are indispensable natural resources crucial for both the modern economy and technological advancement. With unique properties
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UPSC Mains – Examine the obstacles encountered by India’s inland fisheries sector and the strategies outlined by the PM Matsya Sampada Yojana (PMMSY) to overcome them. Evaluate the potential of the scheme in enhancing the productivity of inland water bodies. (15M, 250 words)
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PMMSY, launched as part of the ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’ initiative, has secured a monumental investment of Rs. 20,050 crores. The scheme prioritizes
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UPSC Mains – Identify the primary millet production regions in India, discuss the challenges faced by millet farming, and propose solutions to position India as a global millet hub. (15M, 250 words)
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Millet crops have played a crucial role in India’s agricultural history, contributing to food security and sustainable farming practices for centuries.
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UPSC Mains – How does contemporary food processing technology contribute to enhancing food security and reducing post-harvest losses in developing countries, such as India? (10M, 150 words)
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Contemporary food processing technology plays a pivotal role in fortifying food security and alleviating post-harvest losses, especially in developing nations
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UPSC Mains – Evaluate the impact of geographical factors hindering the advancement of India’s semiconductor manufacturing sector despite the ‘Make In India’ initiative. (150 words)
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Initiated in 2014, ‘Make In India’ by the Indian government aims to bolster domestic manufacturing, emphasizing self-reliance for economic growth
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UPSC Mains – The cropping pattern in India contradicts its agro-climatic zones, resulting in adverse consequences for the country. Elaborate on this statement using examples and propose comprehensive solutions. (15M, 250 words)
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India’s diverse climate zones, ranging from arid Rajasthan and humid Western Ghats to fertile Gangetic plains and temperate Himalayan foothills
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UPSC Mains – Explain the concept of “solar as a third crop.” How can this innovation contribute to promoting clean energy in rural areas while addressing the income of small and marginal farmers?
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UPSC Mains “Solar as a third crop” merges farming with solar energy, utilizing farmland for both agriculture and power generation. This innovative approach
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UPSC Mains – What is India’s Sweet Revolution (Honey Mission)? Discuss how it contributes to achieving sustainable agriculture in India. (10 M, 150 Words)
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The Sweet Revolution also referred to as the Honey Mission or Mithi Kranti, is an initiative aimed at doubling farmers’ incomes by promoting scientific