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UPSC Daily Current Affairs – 26th June 2024 – Edukemy
In today's daily current affairs briefing for UPSC aspirants, we explore the latest developments that hold relevance for the upcoming civil services
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Transforming Indian Agriculture – UPSC Daily Editorial Analysis – 26th June 2024 – Edukemy
Transforming Indian agriculture involves a comprehensive effort to modernize and enhance the productivity, sustainability, and resilience of farming
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In Andaman Islands, Can Protect National Security and Ecology – UPSC – Edukemy
The Andaman Islands, a jewel nestled in the Bay of Bengal, hold a crucial dual role in safeguarding India's national security and preserving its rich ecological heritage.
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Why Exam Scams Happen – UPSC – Edukemy
Exam scams have become a pervasive issue in educational systems worldwide, driven by a confluence of factors that pressure students, educators, and institutions.
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India’s position with respect to the Group of Seven (G-7) – UPSC Daily Editorial Analysis – 24th June 2024 – Edukemy
India's position with respect to the Group of Seven (G-7) has evolved significantly in recent years. While India is not a member of the G-7
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Cost of Inequality – UPSC – Edukemy Blog
The cost of inequality extends far beyond the evident gap between the rich and the poor; it permeates every aspect of society, economy, and governance.
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Highest Minimum Temperature – UPSC
The highest minimum temperature refers to the warmest low temperature recorded during a specific period, typically within a 24-hour cycle.
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An Ageing Population of India – UPSC Daily Editorial Analysis – 20th June 2024
India, a nation known for its youthful demographic dividend, is now encountering a significant shift towards an ageing population.
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World Lagging on Sustainable Development Goals – UPSC Daily Editorial Analysis – 19th June 2024
The global community is currently falling behind on the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations in 2015. These 17 goals, which encompass critical areas such as poverty
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Direct Seeding of Rice (DSR) is yet to pick up in Punjab – UPSC
Direct Seeding of Rice (DSR), a method that involves sowing rice seeds directly into the field rather than transplanting seedlings from a nursery, has not yet gained widespread adoption in Punjab
