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07 Dec 2021 09:15

Q.1140) With reference to the difference between the culture of Rig Vedic Aryans and Indus valley people, which of the following statements is/are correct ?

1. Rig vedic Aryans used the coat of mail and helmet in warfare whereas the people of Indus valley didnot leave any evidence of using them.

2. Rigvedic Aryans knew gold, silver and copper whereas Indus valley people knew only copper and iron.

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04 Dec 2021 08:15

Q.1139) Consider the following statements about Low carbon Bricks.

1. Low carbon Bricks requires high temperature firing & use of high energy materials such as Portland cement.

2. These bricks are developed using construction and demotion waste (CDW) and alkali-activated binders.

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02 Dec 2021 13:07

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02 Dec 2021 12:51

Q.1133) Consider the following statements about Harappan tools.

1. The Harappan tools and implements exhibit a striking degree of uniformity in design and in technique of production.

2. It may be assumed that their production and distribution was handled by a centralised decision-making body.

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13 Nov 2021 06:56

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11 Nov 2021 17:00

Mains Q/A : (GS 1 - Modern History)

What were the ideas/views of B.R. Ambedkar about Religion ?

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10 Nov 2021 07:06

Bhats and Charan :

✅ Modern Rajasthan and Gujarat have maintained a strong bardic identity, and hold two main classes of bards :- "Bhats" and "Charans"

✅ Bhats in Rajasthan :-

They are semi-itinerant performers, typically living in tents pitched around bamboo poles. They are of low - caste.

✅ Charans :-

They are an elite bard caste in Western India that identify with the Kshatriyas.

They fulfil the same roles as Bhats, while possessing a unique identity of their own as more courageous and fierce, because as royal bards they would ride into battle with their kings.

✅ Ancient bardic tradition and practices still thrive daily in Kutch , and a festival dedicated to Charan lineage takes place there every year.

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09 Nov 2021 11:06

🔴🔵UNESCO CREATIVE CITIES NETWORK(UCCN) designated 49 cities as part of the creative cities network..With this, the total number of creative cities in the world has reached 295 across 90 countries

👉The Srinagar city has been designated the creative city in the field of Crafts and Folk Arts — only second city in India in this category after Jaipur.

👉Indian National Commission for Cooperation with UNESCO (INCCU) had recommended Srinagar and Gwalior for inclusion in the coveted list, only Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital made it.

♦️Process of selection:

Every year, UNESCO seeks applications for various cities across the globe for putting them under its UCCN project. The applications in India are routed through the Ministry of Culture.

-- While the norm is to announce two cities from each country, only Srinagar city was designated as part of UCCN by UNESCO this year.

(The Srinagar city had applied in 2018 also but the application was rejected then.)

☑️Ministry of Culture is the nodal Ministry of Government of India for all matters in UNESCO relating to culture.

🔵What does it mean to join UNESCO' Creative Cities Network?

👉By joining the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), cities commit to sharing their best practices and developing partnerships involving the public and private sectors as well as civil society in order to strengthen the creation, production, distribution and dissemination of cultural activities, goods and services.

👉They also pledge to develop hubs of creativity and innovation and broaden opportunities for creators and professionals in the cultural sector
👉The UNESCO Creative Cities aims to achieve Sustainable Development Goals through innovative thinking and action.

(Sustainable Development Goal 11 aims for Sustainable Cities and Communities.)

🔴About UNSECO CCN:

👉The UNESCO Creative Cities Network is a project launched by UNESCO in 2004 to “promote cooperation among cities which recognized creativity as a strategic factor in their urban development”.
👉According to UNESCO, the cities designated as creative cities work together towards a common objective of “placing creativity and cultural industries at the heart of their development plans at the local level and cooperating actively at the international level”.

###UCCN tag would not only give global recognition to the particular city but also help it in international funding, tie-ups with craft universities and pitching craft as a product

🔵SEVEN CRITERIA

👉UNESCO designates the creative cities in 7 fields — Craft, Folk Art, Media Arts, Film Design, Gastronomy, Literature and Music

👉As of November, 2019, there are five Indian cities in UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN) as follows:

👉Jaipur-Crafts and Folk Arts(2015).

👉Varanasi-Creative city of Music (2015).

👉Chennai-Creative city of Music(2017).

👉Mumbai – Film (2019)

👉Hyderabad – Gastronomy (2019).

🔴UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay

🔴World Cities Day -31st Oct

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08 Nov 2021 21:18

Glasgow Summit,COP-26,UNFCCC

Organised by: UK and Italy

President: Alok Sharma

Key takeaways:

👉PM Modi presented 5 goals of India at the COP26 Climate Summit to deal with the climate crisis.

Modi’s Panchamrita

--India will increase its non-fossil energy capacity to 500 gigawatts by 2030.

--India will meet 50 per cent of its energy requirements, with renewable energy, till 2030.

--India will reduce carbon emission by one billion tonnes by 2030.

--India will reduce its carbon intensity by 45 per cent by 2030.

--India will achieve net zero emissions by 2070.

👉India also proposed One-Word Movement in the context of climate called LIFE (Lifestyle for Environment).

👉Global Methane Pledge to reduce the emission of Methane-(powerful green greenhouse gas) to which China,Russia,India have not signed up.

👉Deforestation pledge.

👉Launch of One Sun One World One Grid Group (OSOWOG)

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04 Dec 2021 08:46

Ancient History - by CSR's IAS

✅ Topic :- Indus Valley Civilization

✅ Compilation of notes from different books/sources ( basic + advanced)

✅ Both Prelims + Mains perspective

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04 Dec 2021 08:04

Q.1138) Consider the following with reference to the recent initiative of Niti Aayog's Methanol Economy.

1. It is the best pathway for meeting India's commitment to COP 21.

2. Although slightly lower in energy content than petrol & diesel, methanol can replace both these fuels in the transport sector, energy sector

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02 Dec 2021 12:58

Q.1134) Consider the following statements with reference to Indus valley civilization.

1. The Harappan civilization covered a larger area than the contemporary civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia.

2. The fastest means of transport was the bullock cart.

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13 Nov 2021 07:02

Q.1116) With references to the cultural history of medieval India, consider the following statements.

1. Siddhas (Sittars) of Tamil region were monotheistic and condemned idolatry.

2. Lingayats of Kannada region questioned the theory of rebirth and rejected caste hierarchy.

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12 Nov 2021 16:46

Mains Q/A : (GS 1 - Society)

What are the challenges associated with the rising number of old age dependents in India ? Suggest some measures to be taken.

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12 Nov 2021 12:43

Third Biennal Update Report (BUR) of India to UNFCCC

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10 Nov 2021 09:14

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09 Nov 2021 11:07

Percentage of 7 criteria of UNESCO CREATIVE CITIES NETWORK👇👇

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09 Nov 2021 09:31

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