Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 23 an iconic sharjah cricket stadium stand has been renamed after sachin tendulkar at a special ceremony in the united arab emirates to honor the indian cricket legend on his 50th birthday on 24th april. the west stand at the iconic stadium has been renamed as sachin tendulkar stand. the master blaster has fond memories of this stadium. exactly 25 years before the stand was renamed, tendulkar had created a desert storm at this stadium by scoring two consecutive centuries against australia in the 1998 coca-cola cup. this stadium is special for sachin tendulkar in another way. of the record 49 centuries he has scored around the world, seven of them have been scored at the sharjah cricket stadium. apart from sharjah, the sydney cricket ground (scg) has named its gates after legendary batsmen sachin tendulkar and brian lara, which are used to enter the playing field Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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Shine india monthly magazine

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 19 the flight is expected to have a transformative impact on odishas economy facilitating investments boosting trade ties and enhancing the tourism sector.residents express happiness and excitement about the direct flight emphasizing the convenience and new travel experience it provides.the launch is seen as a proud moment for the people of odisha cutting back stopovers and reducing flying time from 12 to 4 hours.the direct flight signifies odishas embrace of global connections and its potential for enhanced trade investment and tourism opportunities shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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knowledge questions magazine in English

knowledge questions magazine in English

knowledge questions magazine in English published this article page no 36 ensuring financial instruments to the panchayats like market borrowing.  strengthening of statutory standing committees of gram panchayats to achieve sgds.  bridging the rural - urban divide to ensure ease of living and quality of life.  master spatial plans for gram panchayats clearly demarcating areas for agriculture residence markets parks water bodies industries institutional areas etc  adequate own sources of revenue osr) for the gps to make them self-reliant.  effective disaster management plan for gram panchayats.  energy empowerment of villages through gram urja swaraj knowledge quest magazine subscription details.

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competition refresher magazine

competition refresher magazine

competition refresher magazine this article was published in the month of december nirbhaya fund why in news it has been reported that 70% of the nirbhaya fund has been utilized since its inception in 2012. more on news from its inception till 2021-22 the total allocation under the nirbhaya fund has been over ₹6000 crore of which ₹4200 crore has been utilized. about nirbhaya fund this fund was established in response to a gang rape in delhi in 2012it is a dedicated non-lapsable fund for implementation of initiatives aimed at enhancing the safety and security for women in the country fund management it is managed by the department of economic affairs ministry of finance. o the ministry of women and child development (mwcd) is the nodal ministry to appraiserecommend proposals and schemes to be funded under nirbhaya fundfunding pattern of the nirbhaya fund o 9010 for states with difficult terrain. o 6040 for other states. 100% for uts competition refresher magazine subscription.

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Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in the month of december saksham anganwadis it is a targeted intervention for improving the awcs. they will be strengthened upgraded and rejuvenated across the country for enhancing the overall efficiency and effectivenessapart from the given goals for anganwadi saksham anganwadis would additionally focus ono adolescent girls (14 to 18 years) in aspirational districts and north eastern region (ner). o early childhood care and education [3-6 years] and early stimulation for (0-3 years)under it two lakh awcs 40000 each year will be strengthened to make requisite upgrades. o it will undertake activities like smart learning aids audio-and-video tools water purifiers and devices such as rain-water harvesters. 89o awws are also allowed a performance linked incentive of rs. 500/- per month for using icds-cas under poshan abhiyaan.  icds-common application software (cas) facilitates the capture of data by frontline functionaries.  its a six-tier dashboard that replaces registers with smartphones o also most of the states/uts are paying additional honorarium to these functionaries from their own resources Banking service chronicle magazine buy.

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knowledge quest

knowledge quest

knowledge quest published this article page no 15 As often seems the case, less developed countries seem to receive the bulk of the impact when it comes to negative world developments. The third world and climate modification is no different.Third World and Climate modification By definition, climate modification impacts the globe as a whole. That being said, is it possible to predict specific results in certain regions of the world? While there is no definitive answer, the impact on third world countries in Asia and Africa has been the subject of much discussion. Lets take a look.Is there any good news when discussing the third world and climate modification? Yes. The first step is to put regulations in place that reduce greenhouse gases. Second, proactive planning must be undertaken to account for these potential effects of third world climate modification Knowledge Quest magazine buy.

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pratiyogita darpan english subscription Published this article page no 51 Kerala is the state which is worst affected by coastal erosion in India.  In the original assessment in the 1960s about 57% of the coastline was identified as vulnerable.  Later it was found that Karnataka and Maharashtra were also affected badly bysea erosion.  The French initiated the first anti-sea erosion measure in Puducherry in the early 1920s when a 1.75 km long retaining wall was constructed along the urban coastline in Puducherry pratiyogita darpan english yearly subscription.

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