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◦ Derived from the mispronunciation of the English word “Agreement”, referring to labour contracts signed by workers.
▪ Other Names:
◦ Also called Jahazis/Jahajis, symbolising their shared ship journey to foreign lands.
📍 Source Regions in India
▪ Most migrants came from:
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▪ Caribbean:
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▪ Language and Identity:
◦ Languages such as Hindi, Bhojpuri, and Awadhi continue to influence cultural identity in countries like Mauritius, Fiji, and Suriname.
📍 Significance
▪ Girmitiya communities form a strong cultural bridge between India and the Indian diaspora across the Caribbean, Africa, and the Pacific.
▪ They symbolize resilience, cultural preservation, and the global spread of Indian heritage.
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✅ Average depth: 7 metres (23 feet)
✅ Characterised by low salinity due to heavy freshwater inflow
📍 Major Rivers
✅ Don River
✅ Kuban River
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✅ Supports fisheries and regional commerce
✅ Holds significant geopolitical and military importance due to its connection with the Black Sea and proximity to conflict zones
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| 10 |  🔆 BIO-NIVESH: Bridging the Funding Gap in India’s Biotechnology Ecosystem
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🟢 The Department of Biotechnology (DBT) launched BIO-NIVESH on 3 September 2026 to bring biotechnology innovators and private investors together and mobilise capital for biotech scale-up.
🟢 The inaugural edition saw 20 biotech/deep-tech startups interact with around 50 curated investors.
📍 What is BIO-NIVESH?
🟢 A recurring investor–innovator engagement platform, not a separate fund or scheme.
🟢 Organised by BIRAC (Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council) under the DBT.
🟢 Covers biotech and deep-tech startups in health, agriculture, environment and industrial biotechnology.
🟢 Startups are selected based on innovation, development stage, market potential, scalability and regulatory readiness.
📍 The Core Problem: ‘Valley of Death’
🟢 Many innovations fail to move from laboratory proof-of-concept to commercial-scale production due to lack of adequate capital.
🟢 Biotechnology requires long development cycles (10–15 years), high regulatory compliance and substantial investment.
🟢 These characteristics make it less attractive for conventional short-cycle venture capital.
📍 How Will BIO-NIVESH Help?
🟢 Creates structured interaction between vetted startups and curated investors.
🟢 Helps investors understand biotechnology’s scientific, regulatory and commercial risks.
🟢 Helps innovators understand investors’ due-diligence and investment requirements.
🟢 The government acts as a risk-reducer and catalyst, rather than replacing private investment.
📍 India’s Growing Bioeconomy
🟢 India’s bioeconomy grew from around ₹0.1 lakh crore in 2014 to ₹4 lakh crore (~$50 billion) in 2024.
🟢 India aims to build a ₹20 lakh crore (~$250 billion) bioeconomy by 2030.
🟢 India has over 6,900 registered biotech startups and is the third-largest biotechnology destination in the Asia-Pacific.
🟢 Serum Institute of India produces around 60% of global vaccine doses by volume.
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🟢 Aligns with the National Biopharma Mission and BioE3 Policy — Biotechnology for Economy, Environment and Employment.
🟢 BIRAC has been designated a Second-Level Fund Manager for the ₹1 lakh crore Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) Fund.
🟢 The model draws inspiration from private-sector participation in the space ecosystem through IN-SPACe and NSIL.
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🟢 Startups require safeguards for intellectual property and confidential data during investor engagement.
🟢 Building a few large “anchor biotech companies” could risk crowding out smaller innovators.
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🟢 Develop a deeper ecosystem of long-term domestic patient capital.
🟢 Streamline regulatory pathways for biotech innovation.
🟢 Strengthen IP protection and confidential investor engagement mechanisms.
🟢 Scale BIO-NIVESH beyond Delhi to build a nationwide biotech investment network.
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| 11 |  🔆 LiDAR Survey of Lakkundi’s Hidden Monuments
📍 Why in News?
🟢 Karnataka’s Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage (DAMH) has signed an MoU with the National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS), Bengaluru for a LiDAR survey of Lakkundi in Gadag district.
📍 Objective
🟢 Locate hidden monuments, wells and temples dating from the 10th–12th centuries CE, many of which are obscured by vegetation.
📍 Technologies Used
🟢 LiDAR, GIS mapping, remote sensing, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), drones and photogrammetry.
🟢 NIAS will study historical photographs, scan the area and identify potential sites for excavation.
📍 Historical Significance of Lakkundi
🟢 Known as Lokki-Gundi in inscriptions.
🟢 An important centre of Indian architectural history, with conserved monuments belonging to the Kalyana-Chalukya period.
🟢 Its temples display the Vesara style, a hybrid blending Nagara, Dravida and Bhumija architectural traditions.
📍 Significance of the Survey
🟢 Supports scientific documentation and sustainable conservation of heritage.
🟢 May reveal previously unknown archaeological remains.
🟢 Strengthens Lakkundi’s case for a potential UNESCO World Heritage Site nomination.
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| 15 | 🔆 RBSK 2.0 Guidelines Released (Child Health Initiative)
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| 16 | 🔆 Lucknow Pact, 1916
📍 What was the Lucknow Pact?
🟢 The Lucknow Pact (1916) was an agreement that brought together the Congress and the Muslim League on a common set of political demands.
🟢 Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Annie Besant played leading roles in bringing the Pact into existence.
🟢 It also marked the reunion of the Moderates and Extremists within the Congress.
📍 Importance & Significance
🟢 Extremists readmitted: The Extremists were readmitted into the Congress under the presidency of Ambika Charan Majumdar.
🟢 End of the Surat Split: Moderates and Extremists realised the damaging consequences of the 1907 Surat Split, which had contributed to political inactivity.
🟢 Congress–League unity: For the first time, the Congress and the Muslim League came together for common constitutional demands.
🟢 Minority concerns: It reflected the Congress’s sincere attempt to address minority fears regarding majority domination.
🟢 Change within the League: The Pact reflected a shift in the Muslim League’s position under younger nationalists with a more anti-imperialist orientation.
📍 Main Features
🟢 Self-government: There should be self-government in India.
🟢 India Council: The India Council should be abolished.
🟢 Secretary of State: His salary should be paid by the British Government and not from Indian revenues.
🟢 Separation of powers: The executive should be separated from the judiciary.
🟢 Central representation: Muslims should receive one-third representation in the Central Government.
🟢 Separate electorates: Separate electorates for all communities should continue until the communities themselves demanded joint electorates.
🟢 Weightage: Minority communities should receive political representation greater than their proportional share of the population.
🟢 Central Legislative Council: Its membership should be increased to 150.
🟢 Term: The Legislative Council should have a five-year term.
🟢 President: Members of the Legislative Council should elect their own president.
🟢 Indian representation: Half the members of the Imperial Legislative Council should be Indians.
📍 Provincial Legislative Councils
🟢 Four-fifths of members should be elected and one-fifth nominated.
🟢 Muslim representation in provincial legislatures should be determined province by province.
🟢 All members, except nominated members, should be elected directly on the basis of adult franchise.
📍 Prelims Quick Revision
🟢 Year: 1916
🟢 Key leaders: Tilak and Annie Besant
🟢 Congress President: Ambika Charan Majumdar
🟢 Major outcomes: Congress–League cooperation + reunion of Moderates and Extremists
🟢 Political principle: Separate electorates and weightage for minorities
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| 18 |  🔆 Dravida Style of Temple Architecture
📍 Basic Features
🟢 The Dravida temple is generally enclosed within a compound wall.
🟢 The entrance gateway in the front wall is known as a gopuram.
🟢 The main temple tower, known as the vimana, is shaped like a stepped pyramid rising geometrically.
🟢 In Tamil Nadu, the term shikhara refers only to the crowning element at the top of the temple, unlike the broader use of the term in North Indian temples.
🟢 This crowning element is usually shaped like a small stupika or an octagonal cupola, equivalent to the amalaka and kalasha of North Indian temples.
🟢 A large water reservoir or temple tank is commonly found within the temple complex.
🟢 Subsidiary shrines may be incorporated within the main temple tower or located as separate small shrines beside the main temple.
📍 Five Basic Shapes of Dravida Architecture
🟢 Square: Known as Kuta or Caturasra.
🟢 Rectangular: Known as Shala or Ayatasra.
🟢 Elliptical: Known as Gaja-prishta or Vrittayata, meaning elephant-backed. Derived from wagon-vaulted forms of apsidal chaityas and usually associated with a horseshoe-shaped entrance façade called a Nasi.
🟢 Circular: Known as Vritta.
🟢 Octagonal: Known as Ashtasra.
📍 Prelims Quick Revision
🟢 Entrance gateway → Gopuram
🟢 Main temple tower → Vimana
🟢 Top crowning element → Shikhara
🟢 Temple water reservoir → Temple tank
🟢 Kuta/Caturasra → Square
🟢 Shala/Ayatasra → Rectangular
🟢 Gaja-prishta/Vrittayata → Elliptical
🟢 Vritta → Circular
🟢 Ashtasra → Octagonal
📍 Key Takeaway
🟢 The Dravida style is characterised by its walled temple complex, monumental entrance gateway, stepped pyramidal vimana, temple tank and varied geometric forms of subsidiary shrines.
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