Comment on the National Wetland Conservation Programme initiated by the Government of India and name a few India’s wetlands of international importance included in the Ramsar Sites. (15 Marks,250 Words)
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Comment on the National Wetland Conservation Programme initiated by the Government of India and name a few India’s wetlands of international importance included in the Ramsar Sites. (15 Marks,250 Words)

The National Wetland Conservation Programme (NWCP), spearheaded by the Government of India, stands as a beacon of commitment towards preserving and safeguarding the invaluable ecological treasures nestled within the country's wetlands.
What is the main task of India’s third moon mission which could not be achieved in its earlier mission? List the countries that have achieved this task. Introduce the subsystems in the spacecraft launched and explain the role of the Virtual Launch Control Centre at the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre which contributed to the successful launch from Sriharikota. (15 M, 250 Words)
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What is the main task of India’s third moon mission which could not be achieved in its earlier mission? List the countries that have achieved this task. Introduce the subsystems in the spacecraft launched and explain the role of the Virtual Launch Control Centre at the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre which contributed to the successful launch from Sriharikota. (15 M, 250 Words)

India's third moon mission, Chandrayaan-3, embarked on a quest to achieve a pivotal objective that eluded its predecessors.
What are the direct and indirect subsidies provided to the farm sector in India? Discuss the issues raised by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in relation to agricultural subsidies. (15 Marks,250 Words)
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What are the direct and indirect subsidies provided to the farm sector in India? Discuss the issues raised by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in relation to agricultural subsidies. (15 Marks,250 Words)

However, these subsidies have raised concerns at the World Trade Organization (WTO). The WTO argues that such subsidies distort global trade by artificially inflating production levels, leading to oversupply and market disruptions.