banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi

 banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi

banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi  Published this article  Death suffering pain grief and loss are the unfortunate realities around us in these unprecedented times. A tragedy of whose actual gravity is yet to be unfolded. While the second wave of the pandemic has tested and overburdened the existing healthcare systems the chances of a third wave too cannot be negated with a time and scale yet to be known. The unpredictability of the virus and the scale of havoc it has done is unimaginable. It has disrupted every possible human activity. What began as a health crisis has soon turned into a devastating disrupter for trade and commerce wiping away millions of jobs due to varying degrees of lockdowns which were announced in an attempt to control the spread of the virus. With the passage of time the trade-off between saving lives and saving livelihoods has grown starker. A milestone in the recent history of human civilisation the pandemic is here to stay and we have no other option but to equip our healthcare systems to fight this massive battle and vaccinate as much as we can. The healthcare workers frontline workers doctors researchers are facing enormous challenges one after the other. banking services chronicle magazine pdf in hindi

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banking services chronicle pdf  Published this article As a part of Sankalp se Siddhi - Village & Digital Connect Drive teams (comprising officials from TRIFED and State Implementation Agencies/Mentoring Agencies/Partners) have been visiting villages to activate and understand the status of Van Dhan Vikas Kendras. The visits are taking place across the country and have helped Team TRIFED to oversee the ground-level implementation of the Van Dhan Vikas Kendras. A state where the implementation of the Van Dhan Yojana is gaining quick ground is Odisha. With 660 Van Dhan Vikas Kendras subsumed into 22 Van Dhan Vikas Kendra Clusters more than 6300 tribals are being positively impacted in the state. Over the past few months training procurement of machinery required for processing branding and packaging has been going on in these clusters which are spread across the state in Mayurbhanj Keonjhar Rayagada Sundargarh and Koraput. Production and processing of raw materials by the tribals has commenced earlier this month. In Mayurbhanj district tribal beneficiaries in three clusters Luguburu VDVKC MaaDharithri VDVKC and Bhimakund VDVKC will work on processing sal leaf sal seeds kusum seeds and wild honey to produce plates cups made of sal leaves kusum oil and processed honey. banking services chronicle pdf

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banking service chronicle magazine pdf  Published this article page no  The extraction and utilization of coal have created a massive impact on environment with far reaching consequences. Nearly 65 per cent of Indias electricity is generated from thermal power for which the feedstock is invariably coal mined in India. Power generation through the Boiler-Turbine route results in atmospheric pollution due to the release of particulate matter carbon dioxide sulphur and nitrous oxides. The other major energy source is oil. Oil pollution is an inescapable fact of life in the 21st century when the teeming millions depend on oil for various modes of transport. The process of extraction of oil transportation and storage of oil cause enormous loss to the natural and human environment. India has set a target to phase out petrol and diesel driven vehicles by 2030. Indian automotive sector is among the fastest growing industries in the world. By 2020 it is expected the annual demand for passenger vehicles commercial vehicles and two wheelers in the country will be 46.7 million turning India into the third largest vehicle market in the world. As per International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates globally transportation sector accounts for 30 per cent of worldwide energy consumption and is the second largest source of carbon dioxide emission contributing to 20 per cent of greenhouse gas. Indias National Mission for Electric Mobility seeks to mitigate the adverse impact of economic development by completely switching over to electric vehicles by 2030. A n o t h e r m a j o r s o u r c e o f environmental pollution is nuclear power generation. Nuclear plants create 50 per cent more thermal pollution than fossil fuel plants. The challenge India faces now is to improve energy access to modern energy at affordable price in a sustainable and responsible manner without sacrificing economic growth and social development to meet the aspirations of its burgeoning population. banking service chronicle magazine pdf

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competition in focus current affairs.com magazine Published this article page no  In recent times many young faces have emerged in the fashion industry showcasing the garments weaving and patterns from the north east. Earlier this year during the Lakme Fashion week models walked down the ramp in shades of ivory a thin black strip stood out in their otherwise restrained ensembles   it had striking motifs of the Meitei tribe. It was Manipur-based designer Richana Khumanthems ode to her land and its traditions. Indians are finally learning to be more inclusive stated fashion commentator Prasad Bidapa. The Northeast is a vibrant society that is very youthful and international in its thinking. Today designers are leading from the front. Many models too come from the region. I hope to see more and more joining the industry. competition in focus current affairs.com magazine

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csr hindi subscription  Published this article page no  An Angami Naga Sekhose attributes much of his design style to his roots in Nagaland imbibing a modern adaptation of tribal patterns colours and textiles from his native region. Similarly a native of Meghalaya Stacey Pongener Syiem has created a niche for herself in the UK with her urban tribal fashion brand Little Hill People. Her culturally infused contemporary fashion wear apparel and accessories are the epitome of innovative designs using traditional weaves and beads of the tribes of North East India. The north-east region by way of its location enjoys key advantages as much as it throws up challenges for businesses. The situation however has improved significantly in the last few years. There is increase in the share of industrial activity in all eight states in the region with Meghalaya Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh recording the highest growth. Most development indices also show a positive performance in the region when compared to other states in India. This is just the beginning of the growth story and one can see that the textile industry will be acting as a pivot of this growth. csr hindi subscription

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 arihant monthly current affairs magazine in hindi 

arihant monthly current affairs magazine in hindi published this article page no The Secretary also appreciated the humongous work that goes on behind collation of material for the books and work involved in editing the collated material to ensure that all the facts presented are complementary to each other. Director General Publications Division highlighted the popularity of the Reference Annuals. Bharat 2019 and India 2019 are available at Book Gallery Soochna Bhawan CGO Complex Lodhi Road New Delhi. They can also be purchased from major book stores across the country. Print version can also be purchased online through the Bharatkosh e-payment gateway-www.bharatkosh.gov. arihant monthly current affairs magazine in hindi

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