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UPSC Previous Year Question – Prelims GS Paper 2024

1.How many Delimitation Commissions have been constituted by the Government of India till December 2023? (a) One (b) Two (c) Three (d) Four 2. The Constitution (71st Amendment) Act, 1992 amends the Eighth Schedule Constitution to include which of the following languages? 1. Konkani 2. Manipuri 3. Nepali 4. Maithili Select the correct answer using […]

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Daily Current Affairs 14.01.2023 (The buck stops with govt. to end hate speech: SC, Rise in govt. capital spending pushes up investments by 53%, HC takes note of human-elephant conflict in Odisha, Rajasthan to form action plan for protection of geo-heritage sites, Kollam is first Constitution literate dist, Alappuzha sees a decline in visiting waterbirds, Modi flags off world’s longest river cruise from Varanasi to Dibrugarh, Marriage of minor girls: SC to check legality of personal law)

1. The buck stops with govt. to end hate speech: SC Govt. should step in when religious freedom, harmony and orderly progress are gravely affected, says court and flags hate speech on TV where anchors have become tools to peddle ‘agendas’ The Supreme Court on Friday said the “buck ultimately stops with the government” to clamp […]

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Daily Current Affairs 30.12.2022 (Remote EVM ready to help migrants vote outside States: EC, Study shows T.N. is worst performing in RTI responsiveness, Current account deficit widens in Q2 to 9-year high of 4.4% on trade gap, The Karnataka-Maharashtra border row, Friendly neighbours)

1. Remote EVM ready to help migrants vote outside States: EC The machines can handle multiple constituencies from a single remote polling booth; panel to demonstrate prototype’s functioning on Jan. 16 The Election Commission (EC) on Thursday announced the development of a prototype of a multi-constituency remote electronic voting machine (RVM) to enable remote voting by […]

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Daily Current Affairs 24.12.2022 (81 cr. people to get free foodgrains for one year, Cabinet approves pending OROP revision for veterans, Alleviating the scourge of private healthcare, Once a forest, now a settlement)

1. 81 cr. people to get free foodgrains for one year Those covered under National Food Security Act will benefit; Centre to bear the entire expenses estimated at ₹2 lakh crore; Food Minister terms it ‘another remarkable decision of government’ The Union Cabinet on Friday decided to provide free foodgrains to all 81 crore beneficiaries […]

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Daily Current Affairs 22.12.2022 (Pause could prove costly, said Das; growth fragile argued MPC’s Varma, Maritime Anti-Piracy Bill passed in Rajya Sabha, The INS Mormugao and its capabilities, The need to make cancer drugs affordable)

1. Pause could prove costly, said Das; growth fragile, argued MPC’s Varma Economic growth not robust enough to withstand excessive monetary tightening, held Varma in voting against the 35 basis points repo rate increase at the Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee’s December meeting, the minutes show The Reserve Bank of India could ill afford […]

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Daily Current Affairs 06.12.2022 (SC offers to find solution to ‘deceitful conversions’,Climate talks as shortchanging international law,EWS quota: beyond the smokescreen,Well within our right to disagree with RBI, government tells SC,Catching small fry is not enough, nab masterminds of drugs smuggling: FM,SC set to host ‘hackathon’ to spot ideas for better system,HC notice to EC for framing rules to stop caste-based rallies, CPI calls for abolition of post of Governor, India eyes access for more goods to Russia)

1. SC offers to find solution to ‘deceitful conversions’ Bench says it will examine ‘veiled intentions’ behind religious conversions through allurement by offering food, medicines, treatment; purpose of charity should not be conversion, it adds The Supreme Court on Monday said acts of charity or good work to help a community or the poor should not […]

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Daily Current Affairs 08.11.2022 (The Black Sea Grain Initiative, The age of minimalism in India-Pakistan ties, The frontliners of the first 1,000-day window of life, Economics exclusion, India’s G20 presidency and food security)

1. The Black Sea Grain Initiative Who facilitated the deal between Russia and Ukraine? How has it helped global food chain supplies? Did it have a role in reducing inflation and foodgrain Russia has re-joined the Black Sea Grain deal. “The Russian Federation believes that the guarantees it has received currently appear sufficient, and resumes […]

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Daily Current Affairs 17.10.2022 (Understanding the Global Hunger Index, Why does the SC Collegium hold primacy over transfers?, Food day as a reminder to ‘leave no one behind’, The bigger picture of intermediation financial crises, Questionable urgency, Making a case for the Old Pension Scheme)

1. Understanding the Global Hunger Index On what indicators is the GHI computed? Why did the Ministry of Women and Child Development reject the report and call it “an erroneous measure of hunger”? Why are child-centric metrics used to calculate global hunger? The Ministry of Women and Child Development on Saturday rejected the Global Hunger […]

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Daily Current Affairs 12.08.2022 ( What is the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022?, Dozens in China infected with Langya virus found in shrews, Survey data on poverty and broad policy pointers, Signs of a dead end for social justice politics, A timely gesture, Should medicine be taught in the local languages?)

1. What is the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022? How is the recent legislation different from the earlier Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920? What are the main concerns and oppositions against the Act? The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022 provides legal sanction to law enforcement agencies for “taking measurements of convicts and other persons for […]

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Daily Current Affairs 10.08.2022 (How the maiden flight of ISRO’s SSLV went awry, On guardianship and adoption of minors, Can women be true representatives of the people?, Bangladesh river water deal likely, Withdrawal of the data Bill was a bad move, Fair trial goes beyond courts, to the police and media, Space to learn)

1. How the maiden flight of ISRO’s SSLV went awry Why did the ISRO prefer a SSLV over the PSLV or GSLV? What was the designated function of the satellites on-board the vehicle? The SSLV D1/EOS-2 mission was carrying two satellites — the Earth Observation Satellite-2 (EOS-2 and AzadiSAT. However, the mission failed to place […]

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