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plutusiasdelhi · 7 months
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MALARIA VACCINE
The Government of India has set a target to eliminate malaria in India by 2027.
It has developed a National Framework for Malaria Elimination (2016-2030) and a National Strategic Plan for Malaria Elimination for five years.
India shifted its focus from malaria control to elimination.
A roadmap was established to eliminate malaria in 571 out of India’s total 678 districts by 2022. 
The Malaria Elimination Research Alliance-India (MERA-India) was formed under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
The subject of "Malaria Vaccine" is covered in this article's coverage of "Daily Current Affairs". The Science and Technology segment of the UPSC CSE test has applicability for this topic. Rishabh has researched and written the article. Additionally, our faculty has reviewed this article. Click the “Malaria Vaccine” link to see the story's original version.
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Plutus IAS has received praise for its continued success in offering top-notch and reasonably priced IAS coaching in Karol Bagh Delhi. Our students' everlasting gratitude proves our dedication to developing the next generation of Indian bureaucrats and administrators.
The importance of everyday current affairs cannot be overstated if you wish to succeed in competitive tests like Civil Services. On its website, Plutus IAS includes a separate section for current affairs.
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philomath2510 · 7 months
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📚 Unlocking Academic Excellence: Study Like Paris Geller! 🌟
🎯 Set Clear Goals: Define your academic ambitions. What do you want to achieve? Create a vision board to visualize your goals daily.
📅 Create a Study Schedule: Organize your time effectively and stay consistent. Use time management tools to prioritize tasks.
🗂️ Stay Organized: Invest in tools like digital note-taking apps and task managers. Maintain a neat study space for focus.
📝 Take Comprehensive Notes: Experiment with note-taking styles, digital or analog, to find what suits you best.
🧘 Practice Self-Discipline: Identify and eliminate distractions, build self-discipline gradually, and consider the Pomodoro Technique for focused work.
🏆 Embrace Healthy Competition: Surround yourself with peers who motivate you. Join study groups and turn competition into collaboration.
🤝 Seek Help When Needed: Don't hesitate to ask for assistance when struggling. Utilize academic resources and consider peer tutoring.
📚 Test Your Knowledge: Regularly assess your understanding with practice tests and flashcards. Review and self-assess your performance.
🎯 Stay Committed to Long-Term Goals: Set SMART goals and stay focused, overcoming procrastination along the way.
🧘 Take Breaks and Practice Self-Care: Balance studying with relaxation, prioritize self-care, and avoid burnout.
🌟 Believe in Yourself: Confidence is key! Build it through achievements and positive affirmations.
🌱 Learn from Your Mistakes: Embrace failure as an opportunity to grow. Develop resilience and adopt a growth mindset.
🎓 Academic excellence is a journey, not a destination. Channel your inner Paris Geller and master the art of academic success! 🚀
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preponias · 5 months
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What is White Lung Syndrome?
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trulyyoursss · 8 months
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day 1/100 of systematic study. Need to cover my optional till December no matter what,...it's history btw, the subject is vast but I've to keep revising bit by bit and make a microscopic strategy. For instance, covering ancient history till 10 oct, med till 10 nov, modern till 10 dec and rest would be for revision!!! i also have made a plan to cover main specific subjects complete till December-january. They include, Ethics, Social issues, Disaster management, world history, art and culture and Env and ecology. i know it's a challenge given i have no idea of what are some of their sources till now ..but I guess content collection can never be done 100%...there is always some book or some material that will be left out, so sticking on basics from now. will also try to do 1 essay (GS-ANSWERS) practising csat question and 1 full revision of the weekly C.A. @ the end of the week. It's so so important to fix a day or two solely for revision,...so that the information STAYS. EFFICIENTLY. other than this,....need to focus on a healthy lifestyle, trying to indulge myself in a little bit of exercise, going clg once in a while + being happy and enjoying every bit of this journey. Idk about results tbh, but I KNOW I HAVE TO GIVE IT MY ALL. 🩷🩷🩷🩷 Thankyou if u read till end, (ik u didn't) but putting out random blogs like these just to self reflect...helps a lot!!!! THANKYOUU FOR UR SUPPORT.
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affairsmastery · 6 months
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India things!
Project Cheetah, India's ambitious attempt to introduce African cheetahs in the wild in the country, has been completed a year after its launch in September 2022.
The project has claimed to have achieved short-term success on four counts: “50% survival of introduced cheetahs from South Africa and Namibia, the establishment of home ranges, the birth of cubs in Kuno”, and revenue generation for local communities.
According to the Cheetah reintroduction project, Cheetahs, meant for a total of 142 months in the wild, spent less than 27 months combined.
The project faced a setback with a 40% loss in the functional adult population, resulting in the death of six out of 20 cheetahs, including Dhatri, Sasha, Suraj, Uday, Daksha, and Tejas.Additionally, four cubs were born in India, of which three died, and the fourth is being raised in captivity.
Only three cheetahs, namely Namibian imports Asha, Gaurav, and Shaurya, spent more than three months continuously in the wild. However, they have been confined to bomas(enclosures) since July 2023.
There are doubts about the successful establishment of "home ranges" in Kuno.
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mishraglobalstudies0 · 5 months
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mahi10 · 5 months
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the-sound-ofrain · 1 year
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The Indian Constitution Framers were quite an entertainer.
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philearning · 9 months
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A HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT: PLATO TO MARX, SECOND EDITION
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upscblogs-101 · 9 months
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The best test series for ethics for UPSC CSE?
The UPSC exam is the most comprehensive and dynamic one available. These are the main causes for increasing the exam's complexity, which has increased competition among the many applicants. A serious candidate who wants to succeed in this exam and acquire a competitive edge over other candidates must take all of the exam's modules. Among these modules, ethics is one that is equally important and requires that a candidate have competence in it. A person must be able to convey their opinions and logical reasoning in writing in order to succeed in this field. Doing so could help them improve their exam scores overall. Hence, mastering all theoretical concepts and learning all basic ethical terminology is not sufficient. Thus, EDEN IAS, one of the most reputable and well-known institutions, has created a special ethics test series for UPSC. These tests were also created under the supervision of Tirthankar Roychowdhary Sir, one of the top professors for ethics (GS IV), in accordance with the foregoing attitude.
BENEFIT OF THIS PROGRAM
It is well known that this curriculum benefits all students equally, benefiting both those who are just beginning their studies and those who are already familiar with the major ideas of the subject as a whole. The test series is made for both beginners and students who are already familiar with the format of the exam. It will assist all aspiring candidates in gaining knowledge and competency in this specific field so they can improve their overall ranking and score.
For More Information Visit Our Site: https://edenias.com/ethics-test-series/
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plutusiasdelhi · 8 months
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Plutus IAS Delhi
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philomath2510 · 8 months
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Monday, 14th August.
Day 1/100
Was a little sick today but didn't want to miss the first day. Started with Indus Valley Civilization, Ancient History, read a little newspaper and realized I need to develop a habit of revising things.
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preponias · 4 months
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Huntington’s Disease
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misseducator · 1 year
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Challenges faced by UPSC aspirants
In India having a government job guarantees you the utmost prestige in your family. And it is truly justified as government exams are one of the hardest exams to crack. It needs:
High level of self-discipline
Great resilience power
Years of hard work
Good general awareness
A zeal to contribute towards the nation
Let us see what are the various challenges an UPSC aspirant faces while preparing for the exam.
Getting started: UPSC is no child’s play. There are so many options and so many things to take care of. Where to start, when to start and how to start? So many questions pop in mind at once. Some students spend a lot of time in planning, procrastinating it. While others do not plan enough and thus get confused on later stage.
Before taking a long dive in the ocean called UPSC, students should give a fair enough time to planning on how they going to start preparing. They should make a road map covering important factors like:
How early should they start preparing? The time needed for preparation varies person to person. It depends on everyone’s level of experience and situations. Every aspirant should firstly evaluate their current level of knowledge.
Will they be taking coaching? There are a lot of coaching options available nowadays, both online and offline. One should give it a great thought about which mode would be best for them as both have its own pros and cons.
2.Increasing competition: With significant rise in awareness and access to facilities, number of aspirants have been increasing day by day.  Reportedly, the count of students who apply for a UPSC exam has rose from 3 lakhs (approximately) to 11 lakhs (approximately) while the number of vacancies stands at a total of 1105. This increases competition.
3.Loads of Syllabus: UPSC exam tests your knowledge about every subject possible. It tests your knowledge about History, Geography, Economics, Political state of the country, Mathematics and much more. It becomes hectic to complete all on time.
It will require you to adapt a holistic approach and revise everything for at least 2 times.
4. Facing Family and societal pressure: As soon as people get to know that someone is preparing for UPSC exam, it automatically raises their expectations of that person. It does earn you a lot of respect but with that respect also comes a lot of pressure. Pressure of cracking the UPSC exam.
At times like this even motivating words can feel very overwhelming. Students should only focus on their plan and work towards achieving it. They should focus on doing better than yesterday.
One of the biggest challenges that a student faces is non availability of books in the market. An UPSC aspirant already has so many things to take care of so I have found an app that will take care of all your book related needs.
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rimze · 2 years
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I struggled with health issues past few days...feeling a lot better today.. so, starting fresh..morning slot 5:00-7:00 am didn't go smoothly..have my next slot from 8:00am till 12 noon hope that will go well...being consistent is all we need to achieve our goals..as simple as it sounds keeping up with it is way harder..but not impossible..so let's keep on trying 😀.
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jpscjharkhand001 · 2 years
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