Monday, 12 November 2018
Saturday, 10 November 2018
Competition refresher monthly magazine
Competition refresher monthly magazine
Article about India hands over seven Rohingyas in jail since 2012 to Myanmar is on page no 29 of Competitive refresher magazine
Competition refresher monthly magazine
The Assam police have said they have sent seven Rohingya Muslims back to Myanmar, in the first deportation of members of the Myanmar minority group since the Home Ministry ordered state authorities last year to identify and -deport them and other illegal immigrants. success Senior police officer Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta says the seven were arrested in 2012 for entering India illegally and have been held in an Assam state prison.Mr. Mahanta said the seven are likely to be handed over to Myanmar border guards. chanakya ias academy An estimated 40,000 Rohingya have taken refuge in various parts of India. Less than 15,000 are registered with the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees. About 700,000 other Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh to escape a brutal campaign of violence by Myanmar's military civil service exam.
Friday, 9 November 2018
BSc magazine online June
BSc magazine online June
GPF interest rate is on page 13 of
BSC
BSc magazine online June The govt has increased the rate of interest
for General Provident Fund (GPF) and other related schemes by 0.4 percentage
points to 8% for the Oct-Dec quarter. The rate is in line with that for Public Provident Fund (PPF). BSc magazine online June The interest rate on GPF was 7.6% for the Jul-Sep quartertrf
2018-19. The interest rate would apply on Provident Funds of Central Govt employees, railways and defence forces. Earlier, the govt announced that the interest on small savings, including NSC and PPF, BSc magazine online June will he hiked by up to 0.4 percentage point for the Oct-Dec quarter, to align it with rising deposit rates in the banks.
Saturday, 3 November 2018
Competition in Focus
Competition in Focus
This article is seen on page 6 in Competition in Focus Arihant Publication The overall trend globally is toward
continued human development improvements, with many
countries moving up through the human development categories:
out of the 189 countries for which the HDI is calculated,
59 countries are
today in the very high human development group and only 38 countries Competition in Focus Arihant Publication fall in
the low HDI group. Just eight years ago in 2010, the figures were 46 and 49 countries
respectively. Ireland enjoyed the highest increase in HDI rank between 2012
and 2017 moving up 13 places, Competition in focus
while Turkey, the Dominican Republic and Botswana were also developing
strongly, each moving up eight places. India has climbed one spot to 130 out of 189
countries in the latest human development rankings released on September
14, 2018 by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). In
2016, India's HDI value of 0.624 put it at 131 rank. In
this year's Human Development Index, Norway
(0.953), Switzerland (0.944),
Australia (0.939), Ireland (0.938) and Germany (0.936) are in the top-5. Central African Republic (0.367), South
Sudan (0.388), Chad (0.404) and Burundi (0.417) are the lowest in the world. Marshall Islands is a new addition Competitionin focus.
Friday, 26 October 2018
eamcet model papers with solutions 2016: Science reporter magazine for ias
eamcet model papers with solutions 2016: Science reporter magazine for ias: Science reporter magazine for ias Science reporter magazine for ias Yes of course! People can contribute by reducing their impact on ...
Science reporter magazine for ias
Science reporter magazine for ias
Science reporter magazine for ias Yes of course! People can contribute by reducing their impact on the environment. science today We all should reduce the use of nonrenewable resources. Like less use of electricity leads to less demand thereby decreasing the pressure on coal/nuclear, etc. science magazine subscription
Thursday, 18 October 2018
Competition Success Review CSR
Competition Success Review CSR
The mighty Ganga and Competition Success Review (CSR) share a common chord!!!,Both started with a humble beginning and went through a meandering course till they,reached their destinations. Forty years ago,
CSR started with a humble beginning and a,small readership. Like the Bhagirathi, it struggled the hard way to earn the status as the foremost youth magazine in the country
It has been a herculean task to cater to the varying demands of a nation on the upsurge and the ambitions of the youth eager to make a mark in life. competition review sought to reflect the spirit of the times.
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