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Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP)

Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP)

Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP)
It is also called Gadgil Report on erosion in Western Ghats. Madhav Gadgil panel submitted its report in 2011. Its recommendations were as under:
Gadgil committee notified 64% of Western Ghats as Eco sensitive.
The WGEEP, adopting a graded approach, recommended that Western Ghats should be classified into 3 ESZs.

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RAJYA SABHA ELECTIONS

RAJYA SABHA ELECTIONS

Current affairs, Election of vice President, indian polity, Indian polity upsc, Indirect ELECTIONS, Political science and international relations, Presidential election, Proportional representation system, Rajya sabha, Rajya sabha elections, Single transferable vote

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DOWNLOAD NCERT

NCERT HISTORY OLD ANCIENT INDIA Click to viewDownload Medieval India Click to viewDownload Modern India Click to viewDownload History TN 11th std Click to viewDownload History TN 12th Std Click to viewDownload

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CONGO FEVER

CONGO FEVER

CONGO FEVER According to the US-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus was first reported in Crimea in 1944 and then later in Congo in Africa in 1969. Symptoms are similar to those of common viral fevers such as headache, back pain, joint pain,...

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IMMUNITY PASSPORT

IMMUNITY PASSPORT

IMMUNITY PASSPORT These are handed out to those who have recovered from COVID-19 for the purpose of travel. Immunity passports are also known as ‘risk-free certificates. According to the World Health Organisation, use of such certificates could lead to the risk of...

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HERD IMMUNITY

HERD IMMUNITY

When a high proportion of a community is immune it becomes hard for diseases to spread from person to person. This phenomenon is known as herd immunity. Herd immunity protects people indirectly by reducing their chances of coming into contact with an infection. Herd...

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GAUSE’S LAW IN ECOLOGY

GAUSE’S LAW IN ECOLOGY

Also known as the competitive exclusion principle, this refers to the proposition that the populations of two competing species cannot remain at stable levels over time. When two species compete for control over a limited amount of resources, the dominant species will...

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BLOB : THE MARINE HEAT WAVE

BLOB : THE MARINE HEAT WAVE

BLOB : THE MARINE HEAT WAVE Blob is a heatwave, not on land, but on the waters of the Pacific Ocean. It encompasses an area of four million square miles, extending from Alaska to California. Between 2013 & 2016, it killed whales, sea otters, sea lions, octopuses...

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J – CURVE EFFECT

J – CURVE EFFECT

J - CURVE EFFECT This refers to a phenomenon wherein the trade balance of a country worsens following the depreciation of its currency before it improves. Any depreciation in the value of a currency is expected to improve the economy’s overall trade balance by...

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COPARCENARY PROPERTY IN HINDU LAW

COPARCENARY PROPERTY IN HINDU LAW

COPARCENARY PROPERTY IN HINDU LAW A coparcenary is a smaller unit of the family that jointly owns property. Coparcener is a person who has a birthright to parental property. A coparcenary consists of a ‘propositus’, that is, a person at the top of a line of descent,...

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