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Saturday, 17 November 2018

Competition Success Review Hindi

Competition Success Review Hindi

Make more platforms, make longer platforms article is on CSR
Competition Success Review Hindi The CAG has taken a critical view of the Government's station redevelopment plans which have been allotted Rs. 1 lakh crore. The CAG report reasons that lack of space for trains on the stations is the biggest cause of train delays. Competition Success Review Hindi The government, instead of treating the main wound, is bent upon treating minor ailments in the system. Lack of platforms on stations and insufficient length of the platforms to accommodate trains having 24 or more coaches have been causing regular delays, as per the CAG. CompetitionSuccess Review Hindi The CAG gave its findings after collecting and studying data from 15 stations—Patna, Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Junction (earlier Mughalsarai Jn.), New Delhi, Delhi, Kanpur, Allahabad, Mathura, Howrah, Jaipur, Bhopal, Itarsi, Ahmedabad, Vijayawada, Chennai Central and Nagpur­across 10 railway zones and found that of the 164 platforms, only 100 had the capacity to park a competition success review train having 24 or more coaches. Consequently, the longer trains either have to wait till the main platforms are vacant or these trains are parked on shorter platforms, thus leading to problems for the passengers competition success review while boarding or de-boarding the train. Of the 15 stations that CAG studied, all except 4 stations—Itarsi, Howrah, Ahmedabad and Bhopal—made the trains wait at the outer for over 15 minutes each. Of the 2,436 trains that the 15 stations handled till March 2017, 638 run with 24 or more coaches competition success review.
csr magazineThe report gives an example of the Mathura junction, which boasts of 10 platforms, can only accommodate 24 coaches or longer trains on 5 of these platforms. About 190 trains pass the Mathura station every day but longer shorter platforms, csr magazineleading to inconvenience for the passengers. Trains beginning from Mathura have a tarnished image for departing for their journey quite late due to these factors. csr magazine For the trains originating from Mathura, the average detention time was found to be up to 5.25 hours.

Wednesday, 14 November 2018

sbi po pre online test series free: Competition in focus Magazine

sbi po pre online test series free: Competition in focus Magazine: Competition in focus Magazine THE INAUGURATION OF  STATUE OF UNITY article can be seen in page no 5 of competition in focus November is...

Competition in focus Magazine

Competition in focus Magazine
THE INAUGURATION OF STATUE OF UNITY article can be seen in page no 5 of competition in focus November issue
Competition in focus Magazine Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the world's tallest statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel on October 31, 2018. October 31 also marks the 143rd birth, anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Ironman of India. Named as the 'Statue of Unity', competition in focus the statue constructed on Sadhubet island at Sardar Sarovar Dam near Kevadia Colony in Bharuch district of Gujarat. competition focus The foundation stone of the Statue of Unity was laid down by then Gujarat Chief Minister Anandi ben Patel on October 31, 2014 on the occasion of Sardar-Patel's 139th birth anniversary. The construction work of the project was awarded to leading engineering company, Larsen and Toubro.

Monday, 12 November 2018

sbi po pre online test series free: science reporter

sbi po pre online test series free: science reporter: science reporter   An article about Quest for Mining Asteroids Begins can be seen on page 26 of Science Reporter November issue S...

science reporter

science reporter

 An article about Quest for Mining Asteroids Begins can be seen on page 26 of Science Reporter November issue

Sciencereporter AS the Earth's non-renewable resources are fast depleting, scientists and researchers backed by companies and big industries are looking at never before explored avenues  Science reporter even the deep space - to lay their hands on untapped precious resources. In fact, tapping of precious resources like water and other resources like nickel, iron, cobalt, platinum, etc. Science reporter in deep space may form the backbone of future human colonization of space.  This exciting concept of mining resources in deep space has been gaining ground for quite some time. sciencereporter magazine People have been eyeing precious water in the form of billions of tons of water ice on the poles of the moon and other precious resources that our Earth's only satellite holds. Private sciencereporter magazine players like Shackle ton Energy have plans to extract the water on Moon and turn it into rocket fuel and to create fuel stations in Earth's orbit. It aims at putting a team on the Moon within eight years, science reporter magazine provides millions of tones of fuel and water and lay the foundations for space settlement because sourcing water is the first step towards creating a human civilization in space. science journal Now, mining on asteroids which are near our earth's orbit and are known as Near Earth Asteroids (NEAs) is no longer in the realms of science fiction science journal the quest to make it a reality has already begun. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) spacecraft Osiris-Rex is already on its way to a 2000-feet wide asteroid named Bennu to find out if it's viable for extracting water and minerals. science journal  Meanwhile, Planetary Resources has become the first private player to embark on the path of commercial deep space exploration by launching its satellite named Arkyd-6 into space on 12 January 2018. Planetary Resource's mission to study mining of prospective asteroids has an Indian connection - ISRO's PSLV C-40 rocket not only successfully launched Arkyd-6 but also thirty other satellites into orbit. sciencereporter magazine subscription  Mining asteroids is striking a bell with big private players and a few countries too. Major prospective asteroid mining players like Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries, sciencereporter magazine subscription to name a few, backed by investments from China's social media giant Ten Cent Holdings, best known for its popular app We Chat, are going all out to grab the precious resources of the asteroids harboring them. sciencereporter magazine subscription The tiny European country of Luxembourg too believes in this potential. In 2017, Luxembourg's Chamber of Deputies passed a law recognizing the right to space-based resources.

Saturday, 10 November 2018

sbi po pre online test series free: Competition Refresher Magazine

sbi po pre online test series free: Competition Refresher Magazine: Competition Refresher Magazine This article about India, Uzbekistan sign 17 agreements for cooperation in various sectors is on page ...

Competition Refresher Magazine

Competition Refresher Magazine

This article about India, Uzbekistan sign 17 agreements for cooperation in various sectors is on page 28 of Competition Refresher
Competition Refresher Magazine India and Uzbekistan inked 17 agreements, including in the areas of defence, space, health and agriculture. After holding delegation-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev Competition Refresher Magazinetermed the signing of agreements "historic". The two countries 'signed pacts for collaboration in the field of military education and for cooperation between the Office of the Security Council under the President of Uzbekistan and the National Security Council Secretariat of India. Competition Refresher They also signed an agreement on cooperation in combating illicit drug trafficking. A pact for cooperation in outer space exploration for peaceful purposes was also signed. Agreements were signed for visa-free travel of diplomatic passport holders for programme of cooperation between the ministries of foreign affairs of Uzbekistan and India in 2019-2020. Competition Refresher Two agreements in the sectors of innovation, and health and medical science were also signed. Business relationships between the two countries will be promoted through the India-Uzbekistan Business Council, Competition Refresher gk for which a pact was inked. The two countries also entered into a pact on cooperation in the pharma sector. An MoU was inked between Khokimiat of .Samarkand City and the Municipal Corporation of Agra. Another pact was signed between the Khokimiyat of Andijan Region and the Gujarat government CompetitionRefresher gk.