Q57. Which one of the following countries has its own Satellite Navigation System?
Australia
Canada
Israel
Japan
UPSC CSE
Q1. Consider the following statements about ‘Chief Wildlife Warden’ in India:
It is a statutory position created under the Biological Diversity Act, of 2002.
Q1. The term ‘Ecology’ is defined as:
(a) It is the scientific study of the relationship of living organisms with each other and with their environment.
The UPSC Mock Interview centered around World Politics holds immense significance in the preparation journey of aspirants aiming for success in the (UPSC)
The UPSC Mock Interview focused on Polity and Governance serves as a pivotal preparatory platform for aspirants gearing up for the UPSC
UPSC Mains – Explore the significance and recent trends of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the Indian economy. Additionally, propose potential measures to boost FDI in India.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) constitutes a form of cross-border investment wherein an investor residing in one economy establishes a lasting interest
UPSC Mains – Despite India’s impressive advancements in the last two decades, the obstacles of low wages and income inequality continue to impede the achievement of inclusive growth. Discuss. (15M, 250 words)
India has witnessed remarkable economic growth over the past two decades, marked by robust GDP expansion, a burgeoning middle class, and increased per capita
UPSC Mains – Explore the concept of ‘time poverty’ and its impact on women’s labor force participation and well-being in India.
Time poverty is a condition where individuals, often constrained by various responsibilities, lack sufficient time to fulfill their needs, engage in leisure
UPSC Mains – Define ‘underemployment’ and explore its prevalence in the Indian workforce. How does it impact economic growth and productivity?
Underemployment refers to the situation where workers are engaged in jobs that are either less than full-time, irregular or do not fully utilize their skills
UPSC Mains – Explain the factors influencing India’s rates of investment and savings and their effects on the country’s economy.
Investment and savings are integral components of economic growth and stability. In India, the rates of investment and savings are key indicators reflecting