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State Tagore's concept of 'Humanism'.
Rabindranath Tagore's concept on humanism gives the importance to Freedom ,dignity and pursuit of truth. 1)Being true to yourself and not conforming to societal norms. 2)Treating everyone with respect and dignity. 3)Education that help you think critically and creativily. 4)Using your reason and intRead more
Rabindranath Tagore’s concept on humanism gives the importance to Freedom ,dignity and pursuit of truth.
1)Being true to yourself and not conforming to societal norms.
2)Treating everyone with respect and dignity.
3)Education that help you think critically and creativily.
4)Using your reason and intellect to use knowledge and truth.
5)Embracing your emotion and intuitions.
6)Living in the present moment and making the most of it.
7) Connecting with larger than yourself with through spirituality.
8)He encouraged questioning establishing norms .
See lessDiscuss the eight main components of good governance.
Transparency= we tell you what we are doing and why. Accountability=government take responsibilities for the actions. Participation= Inclusive and representative decision making process. Rule of Law= We follow the rule and make sure others do too. Responsiveness= We listen to you and help when you nRead more
Transparency= we tell you what we are doing and why.
Accountability=government take responsibilities for the actions.
Participation= Inclusive and representative decision making process.
Rule of Law= We follow the rule and make sure others do too.
Responsiveness= We listen to you and help when you need it.
Equity= We treat everyone fairly and make sure everyone get what they need.
Integrity= We are honest and do the right thing .
Innovation=We try new things to make thing better.
Human Rights= Protect our Rights and treated us with Dignity
Environmental Sustainability= Take care of the Planet so it can take care of us.
Dispute Resolution= help to resolve conflicts and make things right when they are wrong.
See lessMention the contribution of the following Indian Scientists – (ii) Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya (i) Homi Jehangir Bhabha (iii) Satyendra Nath Bose (iv) Meghnad Saha (v) Har Gobind Khorana. (Answer limit: 100 words, Marks 10) [RPSC 2023]
(i) Homi Jehangir Bhabha Homi Jehangir Bhabha is the father of Indian Nuclear Program.He was founding director of Tata institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR).Bhabha atomic research centre (BARC) named after him . Contributions= Quantum Mechanics ,Cosmic Radiation , Atomic Energy , Nuclear power ,Read more
(i) Homi Jehangir Bhabha
Homi Jehangir Bhabha is the father of Indian Nuclear Program.He was founding director of Tata institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR).Bhabha atomic research centre (BARC) named after him .
Contributions=
Quantum Mechanics ,Cosmic Radiation , Atomic Energy , Nuclear power ,Science policy , Education .
(ii) Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya
He made a significant contribution in the field of Engineering.He is called the father of modern Mysore state.
Contributions=
He design and implemented several engineering projects including Krishna raja Sagara Dam , The Bhadravati Iron and Steel works and the Mysore Sandalwood Oil Factory. Socio-reforms and Industrialization and Nation Building of Mysore state.
His Birthday on 15 of September celebrated as Engineer Day.
(iii) Satyendra Nath Bose
He was Indian Mathematician and physicist .he best known for his work on Bose-Einstein statistics which describe the behavior of boson , a type of subatomic particles.
(iv) Meghnad Saha
He made a significant contribution in the area of stellar spectroscopy. He considered one of the most important scientist in India.He was the member of planning commission of India.
(v) Har Gobind Khorana
He is an Indian American biochemist who made significant contribution in the field of molecular biology. he was awarded Nobel prize in physiology and Medicine .He help to crack the genetic code which dictate how DNA sequence are translated into proteins.
See lessClassify the following diseases as communicable and non-communicable diseases.(i) Alzheimers(ii) Trachoma(iii) Cholera(iv) Asthma(v) Rabbies (Answer limit: 50 words, Marks 05) [RPSC 2023]
Alzheimer Alzheimer is a non-communicable disease it may not spread from one person to another.It is a brain disorder which can worse over time. Trachoma Trachoma is communicable disease spreading through the contact with eye and eyelids or nose or throat of infected people.It caused by the bacterRead more
Alzheimer
Alzheimer is a non-communicable disease it may not spread from one person to another.It is a brain disorder which can worse over time.
Trachoma
Trachoma is communicable disease spreading through the contact with eye and eyelids or nose or throat of infected people.It caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis.
Cholera
Cholera is a communicable disease spread by eating contaminated food or water by the feces of infected person.It is a bacterial disease cause dehydration and diarrhea.
Asthma
asthma is a non communicable disease it cause shortness of breath, cough and chest tightness.
Rabies
Rabies is a non communicable disease it does not spread from one person to another person.Its a viral disease caused by bitten by or scratched by wild animals.
See lessExplain the concept of wealth maximisation. (Answer limit: 50 words, Marks 05) [RPSC 2023]
Wealth Maximization Wealth maximization is enhancing the value of business and to boost the worth of the shares by its shareholders. In financial management, wealth maximization refers to making strategic decisions that increase the value of a business, investment, or personal finances over time.Read more
Wealth Maximization
Wealth maximization is enhancing the value of business and to boost the worth of the shares by its shareholders.
In financial management, wealth maximization refers to making strategic decisions that increase the value of a business, investment, or personal finances over time.
It focuses on making choices that result in long-term financial growth for shareholders or investors.
See lessGive any four objectives of Auditing. (Answer limit: 15 words, Marks 02) [RPSC 2023]
OBJECTIVE OF AUDITING It provide fair and accurate financial statement. It comply that financial statement comply with laws regulations and accounting standards. Evaluate internal control in preventing errors and frauds. Enhance transparency in financial reporting . It identify area of reporting dueRead more
OBJECTIVE OF AUDITING
- It provide fair and accurate financial statement.
- It comply that financial statement comply with laws regulations and accounting standards.
- Evaluate internal control in preventing errors and frauds.
- Enhance transparency in financial reporting .
- It identify area of reporting due to financial control and accountability.
See lessState the role of audit system to eliminate corruption.
ROLE OF AUDIT SYSTEM TO ELIMINATE CORRUPTION Government audits have often increased political accountability, reduced misuse of public resources, and improved compliance with laws and regulations. In lower- and middle-income countries, audits have been more effective when theRead more
ROLE OF AUDIT SYSTEM TO ELIMINATE CORRUPTION
Government audits have often increased political accountability, reduced misuse of public resources, and improved compliance with laws and regulations. In lower- and middle-income countries, audits have been more effective when the government had a stronger enforcement capacity, when audit results were widely publicized, or when the audit system incentivized the auditors and those being audited to be honest and truthful. Citizens can lose trust in their government when elected officials and bureaucrats are not held accountable for their wrongdoing. Audits are independent investigations that seek to uncover misconduct, such as fraud, negligence, or noncompliance with laws and regulations.
Audit can increase accountability and improve compliance of rules and regulations.
Audit can help to reduce the misuse of public resources.
See lessWhat are the symptoms of Antiepileptic drugs?
Epilepsy - Epilepsy is a chronic disorder which cause seizures which are episodes of involuntary brain activity that can affect the body in different ways Anti epileptic drugs cause various side effects cause Drowsiness ,Lack of energy agitation, headaches, tremors, hair loss, swollen gums, and rashRead more
Epilepsy – Epilepsy is a chronic disorder which cause seizures which are episodes of involuntary brain activity that can affect the body in different ways
Anti epileptic drugs cause various side effects cause Drowsiness ,Lack of energy agitation, headaches, tremors, hair loss, swollen gums, and rashes .
Nausea, vomiting, double vision, loss of coordination, liver damage, stomach upset, dizziness, unsteadiness, blurry vision, memory and thinking problems, and reduced resistance to colds.
Types: There are many different types of epilepsy and seizures. Seizures can be focal, meaning they start in a particular part of the brain, or generalized, meaning they initially involve all areas of the brain.
Write the names of any three communicable diseases.
Communicable disease Communicable diseases are diseases that can spread from one person to another. They can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa. Communicable diseases can spread in many ways, including: Contact with blood or bodily fluids, Breathing in an airborne virus, Being bittenRead more
Communicable disease
Communicable diseases are diseases that can spread from one person to another. They can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, or protozoa.
Communicable diseases can spread in many ways, including: Contact with blood or bodily fluids, Breathing in an airborne virus, Being bitten by an insect, Physical contact with an infected person, and Contact with a contaminated surface or object.
Example
HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB), Malaria, Viral hepatitis, Sexually transmitted infections (STIs), COVID-19, Ebola, Influenza, Measles, and Salmonella
Viruses
They are the tiny pathogens that contain a genetic material
To replicate, they must enter the cells of other living beings. Once inside, they use the cell’s machinery to make copies of themselves.
Bacteria
They are microscopic single cell organism
exists inalmost every enviroment on Earth.
Many bacteria are harmless, and some help the body to function. However, bacteria can also cause infections that damage the body.
Fungi
They are type of organism that include yeast molds and mushrooms.
Our mostly on skins and mucus membrane
Disease
Rhinoviruses
Rhinoviruses are a group of viruses that are the most common cause of the common cold.
a stuffy or runny nose
sore throat
headache
A person can catch a rhinovirus by inhaling contaminated droplets from the cough or sneeze of another person.
Coronaviruses
Coronaviruses are a large group of viruses that affect the respiratory systemTrusted Source. This family includes the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Some coronaviruses can cause common cold and flu symptoms, while others can cause more severe outcomes.
Influenza
Influenza viruses are infections that attack the respiratory system. Some potential symptomsTrusted Source include:
fever or chills
stuffy or runny nose
sore throat
cough
headaches
muscle or body aches
fatigue
A person can catch influenza viruses in the same way they may catch rhinoviruses.
See lessNano-technology
Nanotechnolgy Nanotechnology involves manipulating atoms and molecules to give structure new chemical and physical properties. Nonotechnolgy device have a wide range of application such as electronics , medicines, energy ,textiles and more. These device typcally have a scale of fewer than 100 nanomeRead more
Nanotechnolgy
Nanotechnology involves manipulating atoms and molecules to give structure new chemical and physical properties.
Nonotechnolgy device have a wide range of application such as electronics , medicines, energy ,textiles and more.
These device typcally have a scale of fewer than 100 nanometer(nm).
A nanometer is very small unit of measurment equal to one billionth of a meter.
Nanotechnolgy refers to any device or product that is created or modified by manipulating matter at the nanoscale.
By controlling atoms and molecules.
Nanotechnology create material devices and system with unique properties and functions.
Due to very small size they exhibit different physical and chemical properties than the same material at larger scale.
Due to small size nanomaterial have a large surface area-to-volume ratio which can lead to increase reactivity , strength and conductivity.
Nanotechnolgy in health sector
Healthcare is a priority research of nanotechnology to deliver improvement in human health and quality of life.
There are both ethical and safety issued both are addresssed.
Nanomaterial could be applied to improve tissue regeneration like restoring cartilage function to overcome arthritis.
Nanotechnology could also help in the fight against cancer, by developing nanomaterial systems to attack and destroy tumours.
Recent research has investigated the properties of fullerene compounds as antiviral agents to eliminate pathogens and bacteria in place of long-term antibiotic treatments.
Nano-tool kits are also being developed that will use nano-robots to monitor health inside a patient or to act at the sub-cellular level where a disease occurs.
Nano-robots could be introduced through the vascular system, and could be programmed and guided by a surgeon to identify the molecular origins of severe diseases like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s, or to perform intra-cellular surgery.
Nanotechnology implants by allowing miniature devices reduced in size and inserted in human body to cure and repair damaged cells.
Nanomedicine, raises high expectations for millions of patients for better, more efficient and affordable healthcare and has the potential of delivering promising solutions to many illnesses. From diagnosis to disease monitoring, going through surgery and chemotherapy or regenerative medicine, nanotechnologies virtually impact all fields of current medicine.
Several areas of medical care are already benefiting from the advantages that nanotechnology can offer. The first nanotechnology-based targeted drug delivery systems are already on the market, others are in clinical trials or, by far the largest part, are under development.
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