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Asked: August 1, 2024In:
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  1. Anita Dhruw
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    Besides, Telemedicine and Digital Health also received strong support from both authorities and citizens, and had relatively rapid growth. IT has enabled digital health solutions and made the difficult and impossible possible for the unreached population of India. This model is now being emulated inRead more

    Besides, Telemedicine and Digital Health also received strong support from both authorities and citizens, and had relatively rapid growth.
    IT has enabled digital health solutions and made the difficult and impossible possible for the unreached population of India. This model is now being emulated in other regions.

    A notable example is:
    Aarogya Setu: a near-contact COVID-19 exposure notification app, which has been installed more than people in over 100 countries.

    5. Intersecting of the Ancient Knowledge System of Medicines and Advanced Health Systems
    Traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda, Yoga, Siddha are still prevalent in India and are being combined with modern medicine therapy line.

    Global Impact:
    Ayurveda and Herbal Medicine: Many Indian companies are now peddling their herbal cure and supplements including Patanjali and Himalaya.
    Yoga: Being practiced in all corners of the world, United Nation has dedicated June 21 as International Yoga Day.

    6. Research and Development commonly abbreviated as R & D.
    India has effectively forum in medical research especially oncology, infectious diseases, Genomics.

    Notable Contributions:

    Genome Mapping: India’s recently launched GenomeIndia Project will map out its population and therefore be of significance for the whole world in the field of personalised medicine.
    Cancer Research: Several groups of researchers in India have made significant strides in working for affordable cancers and wedge therapies.

    7. International cooperation for effective capacity building
    This paper has provided tangible evidence that India has actively participated in capacity building in healthcare domain especially in low and middle income countries.
    -Vaccine Diplomacy: During the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the successful foreign policies was the “Vaccine Maitri” that India provided vaccines to more than ninety countries which helped to increase the health safety of humanity.

    Medical Training: The emigrating Indian doctors and healthcare professionals have been a major positive factor in building up of health care capacities in Africa, middle east , and southeast Asia.

    Key Global Impact Metrics:
    Contribution – Generic Medicines
    Impact – Affordable drugs for millions
    Examples – HIV/AIDS, cancer, cardiovascular diseases

    Contribution – Vaccine Manufacturing
    Impact – Immunization of billions globally
    Examples – Polio, COVID-19, Rotavirus vaccines

    Contribution – Biologics & Biosimilars
    Impact – Cost-effective treatments
    Examples – Insulin, cancer therapies

    Contribution – Diagnostics
    Impact – Early detection in low-resource areas
    Examples – Truenat, COVID-19 testing kits

    Contribution – Traditional Medicine
    Impact – Integrative healthcare
    Examples – Ayurveda, Yoga

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  1. Anita Dhruw
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      -Medicine: India's long tradition in Ayurveda and traditional medicine has also contributed to modern Indian medical research, part of which has entered the world's global health profile. -Technology: Increasingly, Indian institutions and researchers are involved in such modern arenas as artiRead more

     

    -Medicine: India’s long tradition in Ayurveda and traditional medicine has also contributed to modern Indian medical research, part of which has entered the world’s global health profile.

    -Technology: Increasingly, Indian institutions and researchers are involved in such modern arenas as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and space exploration.

    Challenges and Future Directions:

    -Quality and Equity: One of the major benchmarks is the accessibility of quality education to all, moreso in rural and disadvantaged areas.

    -Research and Innovation: Research culture and innovation should be well developed in higher education to prepare them for India’s future development.

    Global Collaboration: Stifling collaborations through the globe can be further improved with bringing foreign talent into Indian institutions for education and research.

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Asked: July 9, 2024In: , ,
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Who were the part of world war I and World war II and in which year??

  1. Shravani
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    The first world war began after the assassination of archduke Ferdinand Francis of Austria-hungary in Bosnia. It was fought amongst central powers( Germany,Austria-hungary , turkey, ottoman empire and Bulgaria)   and allies ( France, Great Britain,Serbia, USSR,Italy,japan and USA) in 1914 until 1917Read more

    The first world war began after the assassination of archduke Ferdinand Francis of Austria-hungary in Bosnia. It was fought amongst central powers( Germany,Austria-hungary , turkey, ottoman empire and Bulgaria)   and allies ( France, Great Britain,Serbia, USSR,Italy,japan and USA) in 1914 until 1917.

     

    The second world war began not too soon after the first world in 1939 ,after Germany invaded Poland . Consisting of the axis powers ( Germany, Japan and Italy) and the allies ( Britain, Russia, USA, China, France and Poland)

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Asked: July 11, 2024In: ,
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Before the French revolution, their society was divided into 3 groups and had priveledges divided among them unequally.

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  1. Sadia Shakil
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    The French Revolution which took place in 1789 was aimed at changing the existing political, social and economic setup of what the revolutionaries called as the Old Regime. The people were divided into three estates. The first estate comprised of the clergy, who were members of the church. The seconRead more

    The French Revolution which took place in 1789 was aimed at changing the existing political, social and economic setup of what the revolutionaries called as the Old Regime.

    The people were divided into three estates. The first estate comprised of the clergy, who were members of the church. The second Estate was reserved for the nobility who were the members of the upper class aristocracy. The third Estate, biggest in terms of population consisted of different groups like the big businessmen, merchants, layers, officials, peasants, artisans and landless labour and servants.

    The estate in which a person belonged describes his rights and duties. The first two Estates were the richest and owned 60 percent of the land. They were also exempted to pay taxes. The Clergy/Church also had the right to collect a tax called tithe which was one-tenth of the produce.  The members of the second Estate also enjoyed feudal privileges which they collected in the form of feudal dues from the third Estate. The third Estate suffered from the burden of taxation at multiple levels including tithe, feudal dues and taille, a tax levied by the state.

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How can a student balance both academic as well as social media life ?  

  1. Abeer Naim
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    Balancing academic as well as social media life involves prioritizing and managing your time. Start by setting clear priorities as education should come first. Start by creating a timetable that specify times for studying and for social media, and stick to it. Limiting social media use is essential,Read more

    Balancing academic as well as social media life involves prioritizing and managing your time. Start by setting clear priorities as education should come first.

    Start by creating a timetable that specify times for studying and for social media, and stick to it. Limiting social media use is essential, so use apps that monitor and restrict your screen time.

    Take it as using social media as a reward for completing academic tasks or studying for a set period. Staying organized with planners or digital apps can help you manage your time at best level. Focus on quality over quantity when it comes to social media interactions, engaging in meaningful activities rather than mindlessly scrolling. Turn off notifications during study times to avoid distractions and be present in the moment. Give yourself short breaks into your study sessions, allowing you to check social media briefly and improve concentration.

    Remember, it’s about balancing. Enjoy social media without letting it interfere with your academic performance. By implementing these strategies, you can maintain a healthy balance between your academic responsibilities and social media life.

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How can a student balance both academics and as well marketing life?

  1. Rishikesh Mishra
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    For balance both academics and as well as marketing life. First of all students must be make a suitable time table for all his/her work and go through by time table and remember one thing that must be give 100% in your current work. Suppose if you are doing study so give your 100% in your study andRead more

    For balance both academics and as well as marketing life. First of all students must be make a suitable time table for all his/her work and go through by time table and remember one thing that must be give 100% in your current work. Suppose if you are doing study so give your 100% in your study and if you are doing other give 100% in other work

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Asked: July 13, 2024In:
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    India has made remarkable achievements in science, technology, and space exploration, boosting its development and global standing. 1. Space Exploration: - Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan): Launched in 2013, India became the first country to reach Mars on its first attempt, showcasing cost-effectivRead more

    India has made remarkable achievements in science, technology, and space exploration, boosting its development and global standing.

    • 1. Space Exploration:
      – Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan): Launched in 2013, India became the first country to reach Mars on its first attempt, showcasing cost-effective space technology.
      – Chandrayaan Missions: Chandrayaan-1 (2008) confirmed the presence of water on the Moon. Chandrayaan-2 (2019) furthered lunar exploration, demonstrating India’s advanced capabilities.
    • 2. Technology:
      – Digital India: Launched in 2015, this initiative aims to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy, improving internet access and digital infrastructure.
      – Unified Payments Interface (UPI): Introduced in 2016, UPI revolutionized digital payments, making transactions seamless and boosting financial inclusion.
    • 3. Science:
      – Indian COVID-19 Vaccines: Development of vaccines like Covaxin and Covishield during the pandemic showcased India’s robust pharmaceutical and biotech sectors.
      – Nuclear Energy: India’s advancements in nuclear technology have provided a significant energy source, contributing to sustainable development.

    These accomplishments have not only driven domestic growth but also positioned India as a global leader in innovation and technology.

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Asked: July 14, 2024In:
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Over the past decade, India has achieved several key milestones in economic development: 1. Growth Rate: India has maintained a relatively high GDP growth rate, averaging around 7% annually, making it one of the fastest-growing major economies ...

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  1. Kushagra Jain
    Kushagra Jain Begginer

    India’s economic development over the last decade has had many major milestones ¹ ² ³: In 2019, India’s nominal GDP increased to become the fifth largest in the world at $2.87 trillion, surpassing the United Kingdom’s $2.83 trillion GDP at that time. From February 2010 to February 2020, real GDP groRead more

    India’s economic development over the last decade has had many major milestones ¹ ² ³:

    • In 2019, India’s nominal GDP increased to become the fifth largest in the world at $2.87 trillion, surpassing the United Kingdom’s $2.83 trillion GDP at that time.
    • From February 2010 to February 2020, real GDP growth rate was around 6.66% on average.
    • This is a historic tax reform for India with introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) which happened in July, 2017.
    • Over a nine-year period, there has been an infrastructure development by building of seventy-four airports in India.
    • Export data reveals that India’s role in global supply chains is growing bigger and bigger.
    • It is expected that Indian GDP would grow by 6.8% and 6.5% respectively for FY’24/25 and FY’25/26.
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Asked: July 14, 2024In:
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  1. Nitin Singh
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    Srinivasa Ramanujan, an Indian mathematician, made groundbreaking contributions to various fields in mathematics despite having no formal training in the subject. His work primarily spanned number theory, continued fractions, infinite series, and mathematical analysis. One of his most famous contribRead more

    Srinivasa Ramanujan, an Indian mathematician, made groundbreaking contributions to various fields in mathematics despite having no formal training in the subject. His work primarily spanned number theory, continued fractions, infinite series, and mathematical analysis. One of his most famous contributions is the Ramanujan prime, which has implications in number theory and the distribution of prime numbers.

    Ramanujan’s collaborations with British mathematician G.H. Hardy led to the formulation of the Hardy-Ramanujan asymptotic formula, which provides an approximation for the partition function, an essential concept in number theory and combinatorics. He also developed the Ramanujan theta function, contributing significantly to the theory of modular forms and partitions.

    In addition to these, Ramanujan is known for his intuitive grasp of continued fractions and for generating rapidly converging infinite series for computing π. His work on mock theta functions, introduced in his last letter to Hardy, opened new areas of research and had a profound impact on modern mathematics, including fields like string theory in physics.

    Ramanujan’s notebooks, filled with thousands of results, many without proofs, continue to inspire and challenge mathematicians to this day, demonstrating his extraordinary creativity and insight into the depths of mathematical structures.

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Asked: July 14, 2024In:
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    Indian football player Sunil Chhetri made a significant impact on the team and achieved great success. In terms of goals scored and appearances made for the national team, he leads the Indian team in both categories. In addition, Chhetri helped India win multiple SAFF Championships and has contributRead more

    Indian football player Sunil Chhetri made a significant impact on the team and achieved great success. In terms of goals scored and appearances made for the national team, he leads the Indian team in both categories. In addition, Chhetri helped India win multiple SAFF Championships and has contributed significantly to the AFC Asian Cup.

    With Bengaluru FC and Dempo SC, he won numerous club championships. He also played a significant role in FC’s victory in the Indian Super League. He has also played for the Kansas City Wizards of Major League Soccer and Sporting CP of Portugal.

    Chhetri has received the AIFF Player of the Year award multiple times and is a consistent top scorer in the I-League and ISL. His contributions to football have been recognized with national honors such as the Arjuna Award and Padma Shri.

    He when compared to players worldwide is considered as one of the top goal scorers internationally. His social media activity has raised football’s popularity in India and attracted more fans to Indian national team matches. Chhetri’s achievements has played a significant role in raising the profile of Indian football abroad.

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