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Make in India Initiative

Make in India is an initiative, launched by the government on September 25, 2014, to transform India into a global manufacturing hub. This initiative aims to improve the ease of doing business, boost the country's industry by encouraging both domestic and international companies to manufacture their products in India, and create jobs and promote innovation. It was implied to establish India as a key player in global supply chains, focusing on sectors such as electronics, automotive, defense, and textiles.

Suez Crisis

Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal was the root cause of the Suez Crisis of 1956. The invasion of Sinai by Israeli forces, supported by Britain and France, and the ceasefire, pressured by the Soviet Union and the United States, created an international stalemate. The crisis marked the decline of British and French influence in the Middle East and the rise of Egyptian power.

The Israel and Palestine conflict

The Israel-Palestine conflict is a deep-seated, longstanding, and complex struggle over identity, land, power, and sovereignty marked by recurring violence and humanitarian challenges.

Green Hydrogen

Derived from renewable sources by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen, green hydrogen is a clean fuel. With zero carbon emissions, it has the potential to decarbonize industries, leading to a sustainable future.

Indian Israel relation in the light of Iran-Israel war

Israel and Iran war

The Israel-Iran conflict is a multifaceted geopolitical struggle, driven by political, military, and ideological factors. This longstanding tension includes proxy conflicts, cyber warfare, and covert operations. Learn about the history and latest situations of this shadow war.

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Fiscal Policy

Fiscal policy is based on Keynesian economic theory, affecting the economy by coordinating government spending and taxes. The government aims to stabilize the business cycle and control aggregate demand by changing tax rates and public spending.

Green Economy

A green economy promotes sustainable growth through environmental risk reduction, resource conservation and social progress. Key sectors include renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and eco-friendly industries, aiming for a balanced, resource-efficient future.

Deccan Plateau Rivers

The Deccan Plateau river system that includes Godavari, Krishna, Tapi, Tungabhadra, Narmada all of which sourced from The Western Ghats and flows towards eastern coast. They support farming, water supply, hydroelectric power and the biodiversity of this region.

Costal River System of India

Rivers along the east and west coasts of India are diverse and vary along the coastline. These rivers are generally small, with steep gradients and fast-flowing water, especially during the rainy season. Rivers like Subarnarekha, Palar, Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri, and Penna flowing along the east coast fall into the Bay of Bengal. On the other hand, rivers like Narmada, Tapi, Mandovi, Vashishti, Shastri, and Zuari on the west coast flow towards the Arabian Sea.

Diverse peninsular river flows of India

The rivers Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri, and Mahanadi, originating in the Western Ghats and the Deccan Plateau, are the peninsular rivers of India. These rivers are primarily rainfed, have short courses, flow eastwards into the Bay of Bengal, and play an important role in the agriculture and ecosystems of the region.

 Streams of the Mountain: The Himalayan Rivers of India

Major rivers like the Ganga, Yamuna, and Brahmaputra provide not only water for crops but also hold deep cultural significance, supporting livelihoods and spiritual practices for millions

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Vibrancy of Nature: Diverse flow patterns across India

Explore India's four drainage systems based on their diversity of sources, including their different characteristics and impacts on society and the environment.

The drainage pathways from land toward the Arabian Sea

India's rivers are classified into four types based on different criteria, one of which is the drainage system.

Journey towards Bay: The Drainage System Falling into The Bay of Bengal

About 77 percent of India's drainage flows toward the Bay of Bengal due to the natural slope of the peninsular plateau.

How use of drones can be a game-changer in the agricultural sector

Modern farming and agricultural operations have changed with the introduction of green technology innovation and developments.

The Organic Farming: techniques, benefits and challenges

Organic farming nurtures soil, ecosystems, and health while learning from nature. Choose sustainability today.

  Uniting for Progress: The I.N.D.I.A. Alliance Agenda

I.N.D.I.A. wins 234 seats, secures a strong position in 2024 elections.