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🌷GOBARdhan scheme Galvanising organic bio agri resource dhan ☘Implement - ministry of petroleum and natural gas. ☘Aim to enhnace production of CBG(compressed bio gas) 🐳issee question dikh jaye cds me to hairan mat hona mittrrrr 🌸

How much fast is the Fast Track Courts?

India's SANTI(Securing Advancements through Norms, Trust and Integrity) formula.

CWG 2026

India's growing Space Industry. Raised $200 million in 2025.

Trending area of upsc Colours of economy ✅Green Economy: Low-carbon, resource-efficient model focused on reducing environmental risks and promoting clean energy. ✅Blue Economy: Sustainable use and management of ocean and marine resources for economic growth and coastal livelihoods.(pyq) ✅Brown Economy: Economic activity heavily dependent on fossil fuels, coal, and carbon-intensive extraction. ✅Orange Economy: Creative industries driven by art, culture, design, media, and intellectual property.( pyq) ✅White Economy: Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, medical research, and wellness sectors. ✅Silver Economy: Economic activities and services tailored to an aging population and elderly care. ✅Purple Economy: Integration of cultural values, social inclusivity, and the care economy into sustainable growth. ✅Black Economy: Hidden, illegal economic activities involving tax evasion, corruption, and unaccounted cash. ✅Grey Economy: Legally compliant or semi-formal activities that are largely unreported or unregistered in official statistics (Note: Grey ≠ illegal; ✅.Red Economy: Highly centralized economic systems characterized by strict state control and planning. Follow @exampointcds Share kar do mitra

Nuclear Power Plants of India: Tarapur, Maharashtra – India’s first nuclear power plant (1969); first commercial reactor. Rawatbhata (RAPS), Rajasthan – India’s first Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR) station. Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS), Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu – India’s first indigenously designed PHWR. India’s first 500 MW Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) attained first criticality on 6 April 2026, marking the beginning of Stage-II of India’s three-stage nuclear programme. Narora, Uttar Pradesh – First Indian plant with advanced passive safety features. Kakrapar, Gujarat – World’s first 700 MW indigenous PHWR to achieve criticality/commercial operation. Kaiga, Karnataka – Known for one of the world’s longest continuous operation records by a nuclear reactor. Kudankulam, Tamil Nadu – India’s largest nuclear power station; uses Russian VVER-1000 Light Water Reactors.