Category: 30 Jan 2023

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In Good Faith: Pranam vs Pramana — why faith and science must co-exist

GS Paper 4 Syllabus: Ethics and Human Interface   Source: Indian Express  Direction: The article highlights the difference between science & religion & how they can co-exist for the development of all.    Context: The Covid-19 pandemic saw widespread use of science, but it also provided a fertile ground for promoting faith and questioning science.  …

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Coal India Ltd to Launch M-Sand Projects in a Big Way

GS Paper 3 Syllabus: Science and Technology, Environment Conservation   Source: PIB  Context: Coal India Ltd (CIL) has envisaged processing the fragmented rock (known as Overburden Rocks (OB) for sand production in mines. OB material contains about 60% sandstone by volume which is harnessed through crushing and processing of Overburden.   What is M Sand? M …

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Ministry of Education releases All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) 2020-2021

GS Pape 2 Syllabus: Government programmes and policies, Education   Source: PIB, The Hindu    Direction: MoE has recently released the AISHE report – don’t get overwhelmed by the huge amount of data. Know the trend: whether it is increasing or decreasing. Note down one or two important data for Mains.    Context: The Union …

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Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence and communal harmony remain relevant 75 years after his assassination

GS Paper 1 Syllabus: Modern India – National Movement, Ethics- Gandhian Ethics     Context: The nation paid homage to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi on his 75th death anniversary (30th January 1948). The day is also observed as Martyrs’ Day.   Gandhiji’s role in Freedom Struggle: Outside India: Natal protest – Gandhi …

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