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knowledge questions magazine in English This article can be seen in the magazine Offences to be made cognizable non-bailable and punishable with imprisonment of upto one year.  In case any authority in the State Government or Union territory Administration is involved the compensation shall be deposited in the National CAMPA rather than in State CAMPA. Related News: Participatory Forest Management  Gudalurs Gene Pool Garden (Tamil Nadu) is an example of participatory forest management (PFM). o It was established in 1989 under Hill Area Development Programme in the Gudalur forest division Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. o PFM works on co-management and a give and take relationship between village communities and the Forest Department.  It was created with following objectives o In situ conservation of available endemic plant species. o Ex situ conservation of rare endangered and threatened plant species. 3.6.3. WORLD HERITAGE FORESTS Why in News Recently UNESCO World Resources Institute (WRI) and International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) released this report. More in News  Report provides the first global scientific assessment of greenhouse gas emissions and sequestration by forests in UNESCO World Heritage sites (WHS) knowledge quest magazine subscription details.

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sarita magazine online This article can be seen in the magazine Tree species found here include khair Khajur Banyan Kakera Gum etc. Tamil Nadu Anamalai Tiger Reserve  Recently ICAR-Sugarcane Breeding Institute in collaboration with ATR launched Scheduled Tribe Component (STC) project at Attagati in ATR for tribals. Geographical location and other Important features:  ATR in Tamil Nadu forms part of the Southern Western Ghats (lies South of the Palakkad gap).  The Reserve falls within the Western Ghats mountain chain.  ATR is home to 6 tribes: Malasar Malai malasars Kadars Eravallars Pulayars and Muduvars. Forests: Supports diverse habitats- Wet evergreen forests semi evergreen forests moist deciduous dry deciduous dry thorn and shola forests. Fauna and Flora: Asiatic Elephant Lion Tailed Macaque Nilgiri Langur Tiger etc. Bamboos canes reeds palms SrivilliputhurMegamalai Geographical location and other Important features:  It is the largest tiger reserve in Tamil Nadu. 68 Tiger Reserve (SMTR)  It acts as buffer for Periyar Tiger Reserve and offer excellent genetic exchange grounds for the tigers of Anamalai region.  It covers forests of Megamalai wildlife sanctuary and Srivilliputhur grizzled squirrel wildlife sanctuary in the districts of Theni Virudhunagar and Madurai. Rivers: Vaigai River Forests: mix of tropical evergreen forests and semi-evergreen forests dry deciduous forests and moist mixed deciduous forests grassland. Fauna and Flora: grizzled giant squirrels Bengal tiger bonnet macaque common langur elephants flying squirrels gaur Indian giant squirrel leopard lion-tailed macaques mouse deer Nilgiri langur Nilgiri Tahrs palm civets porcupine sambar slender loris sloth bear spotted deer tree shrews etc. Kazhuveli Bird Sanctuary  Recently the Tamil Nadu government declared the 5151.60 ha of Kazhuveli wetland as Kazhuveli Bird Sanctuary (16th of Tamil Nadu) under section 18 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 Geographical location and other Important features buy sarita magazine online. 

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drishti current affairs magazine English This article was published in the magazine The monitoring is being carried out with the help of Central Pollution Control Board; State Pollution Control Boards; Pollution Control Committees; National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) Nagpur. o CPCB co-ordinates with these agencies to ensure the uniformity consistency of air quality data and provides technical and financial support to them for operating the monitoring stations Air quality standards: CPCB air quality standards in form of NAAQS (National Ambient Air Quality Standards) are notified for 12 parameters (carbon monoxide (CO) nitrogen dioxide (NO2) sulphur dioxide (SO2) particulate matter (PM) of less than 2.5 microns size (PM2.5) PM of less than 10 microns size (PM10) Ozone (O3) Lead (Pb) Ammonia (NH3) Benzo(a)Pyrene (BaP) Benzene (C6H6) Arsenic (As) and Nickel (Ni)). 30 o NAAQS doesnt meet the WHOs existing standards (2005 guidelines) and considerably differ from updated guidelines. For instance NAAQS specify an annual limit of 60 microgram per cubic metre for PM 10 and 100 for a 24-hour period which are 15 and 45 respectively in revised WHO guidelines. Related News: National air quality index (NAQI) NAQI is tool that uses numbers to simplify air quality data by classifying pollution levels into 6 categories—good satisfactory moderate poor very poor and severe—and denotes a color code on the basis of how harmful the pollution in a specific area is. Each of the pollutants— PM10 PM2.5 NO2 SO2 CO O3 NH3—are assigned an air quality index (AQI) drishti current affairs magazine buy online.

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knowledge questions magazine in English article was published in recommendations of the gst council are only persuasive (not binding). article 279a doesnt specifically mention that all gst council decisions are binding on the parties.  article 246a empowers parliament as well as state legislatures to make laws relating to gst i.e. gst council decisions are not enforceable and the centre or state can reject the gst council decisions and set different rates for goods and services in their jurisdiction. significance of gst council  uniformity of tax rates and structure the gst council has played a key role in replacing multiple tax rates and processes with uniform tax rates and processes. e.g. o based on the gst council recommendations we have a four slab tax structure (5% 12% 18% and 28%) across india with some in exempt goods category while some goods attracting a cess above the 28% rate.  the cess is collected in the gst compensation fund from which the union government makes bimonthly compensatory payment to states knowledge quest magazine subscription.

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griha laxmi magazine article was published in maintaining strategic autonomy india should retain its independent voice against dominance of other members in the grouping.  strengthen peopletopeople connectivity india can step up nongovernmental exchanges and speed up personnel exchanges strengthen educational cooperation to deepen mutual understanding and trust with sco members. 2.3. indias northeast neighbours why in news external affairs minister recently indicated that bangladesh bhutan myanmar and nepal were indias most trusted global partners along with japan and members of the asean (association of southeast asian nations). northeast neighbors of india griha laxmi magazine subscription online.

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meri saheli magazine subscription published this artcle page no13  a snippet of the issues on the ground may be glimpsed in the work of groups such as the stranded workers action network (swan). swan conducted a survey of 11159 workers across the country.xv it reported that  50% of workers had rations left for less than 1 day  96% had not received rations from the government and 70% had not received any cooked food meri saheli magazine yearly subscription.

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Drishti current affairs today monthly magazine published this article page no 13 Perhaps, economy and civilisations progress should not be about humans for humans only. We tend to see less-than-holistically and believe that money-making has little or nothing to do with the welfare of our Mother Earth and the ecosystem. But the fact is we humans do take sustenance from the atmosphere, animal and plant kingdoms; therefore we are dependent upon other species and resources on Earth. As such, human activities should be accounted for within a equation that does not place the human species upon a pedestal (which is being treated as superior); but rather assigns the so-called intelligent biped objectively with other species and elements of this diverse planet. In my opinion, the current human activities are simply too self-absorbed within our own kind. The truth of things is that everything, however insignificant it may appear to be, is in actual fact, unique. "Feeling special" and "above others" are simply beliefs concocted by the human psyche, and have relevance only in a human society Drishti ias current affairs subscription.

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