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The Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2021 Part of: GS Prelims and GS – III – FDI; Economy In news The Rajya Sabha passed the Insurance Amendment Bill, 2021 recently. The Bill amends the Insurance Act, 1938. It increases the maximum foreign investment allowed in an insurance company from 49% to 74%. Key takeaways The Act provides the framework for the functioning of insurance businesses and regulates the relationship between an insurer, its policyholders, its shareholders, and the regulator (the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India). The Act allows foreign investors to hold up to 49% of the capital in an Indian insurance company, which must be owned and controlled by an Indian entity. The Bill also removes restrictions on ownership and control. Foreign investment may be subject to additional conditions as prescribed by the central government. The Act requires insurers to hold a minimum investment in assets which would be sufficient to clear their insurance claim liabilities. If the insurer is incorporated or domiciled outside India, such assets must be held in India in trust and vested with trustees who must be residents of India. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

India to implement GPS-based toll collection system Part of: GS Prelims and GS – II – Policies and interventions & GS-III – Infrastructure In news According to Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, India will implement a GPS-based toll collection system and remove all toll booths within a year. GPS-based toll collection system Toll collection will happen via GPS. The money will be collected based on GPS imaging of vehicles. 93% of the vehicles were paying toll using FASTag but the remaining 7% had still not adopted it despite paying double the toll. Vehicle Scrapping Policy The policy was first announced in the Union Budget for 2021-22. The automobile industry in India will see a jump in turnover to ₹10 lakh crore from ₹4.5 lakh crore. The new policy provides for fitness tests after the completion of 20 years in the case of privately owned vehicles and 15 years in the case of commercial vehicles. Any vehicle that fails the fitness test or does not manage renewal of its registration certificate may be declared as an End of Life Vehicle. The policy will kick in for government vehicles from April 1, 2022. Mandatory fitness testing for heavy commercial vehicles will start from April 1, 2023. For all other categories of vehicles, including personal vehicles, it will start in phases from June 1, 2024. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

NewSpace India Limited to operate space assets of ISRO Part of: GS Prelims and GS-II – Policies and interventions & GS-III – Space; Sci & Tech In news The NewSpace India Limited will own and operate capital intensive space assets of ISRO as part of the space reforms process. Key takeaways NewSpace India Limited is in advance stage of discussion with the Department of Space to take ownership of two new communication satellites for commercial purpose. The transponders on these satellites will be leased to the private companies with DTH and Broadband services. Important value additions NewSpace India Limited (NSIL) is a Public Sector Enterprise (PSE) of Government of India. It is a commercial arm of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and a subsidiary company of Department of Science. Established in: 2019 Administrative control: Department of Space (DoS) and the Company Act 2013. Objective: To scale up industry participation in Indian space programmes. Headquarter: Bengaluru. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

Jharkhand’s SAAMAR campaign to fight malnutrition The Jharkhand government has announced the launch of the SAAMAR campaign to tackle malnutrition in the state. We can expect an MCQ like: Q.SAAMAR campaign sometimes seen in news is related to: () Bovine health () Mother and Child Health () Non-communicable diseases () None of these SAAMAR SAAMAR is an acronym for Strategic Action for Alleviation of Malnutrition and Anemia Reduction. The campaign aims to identify anaemic women and malnourished children and converge various departments to effectively deal with the problem in a state where malnutrition has been a major problem. Every second child in the state is stunted and underweight and every third child is affected by stunting and every 10th child is affected by severe wasting and around 70% of children are anaemic NFHS-4 data. Features of the scheme Although existing schemes are there, seeing the current situation, the intervention was required with a 'different approach to reduce malnutrition. SAAMAR has been launched with a 1000 days target, under which annual surveys will be conducted to track the progress. It talks of convergence of various departments such as the Rural Development Department and Food and Civil Supplies and engagement with school management committees, gram sabhas among others and making them aware of nutritional behaviour. Most importantly, the campaign, as per the note, also tries to target Primarily Vulnerable Tribal Groups. Outlined strategy under the scheme To tackle severe acute malnutrition children, every Anganwadi Centres will be engaged to identify these children and subsequently will be treated at the Malnutrition Treatment Centres. In the same process, the anaemic women will also be listed and will be referred to health centres in serious cases. All of these will be done by measuring Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) of women and children through MUAC tapes and Edema levels. Angawadi's Sahayia and Sevika will take them to the nearest Health Centre where they will be checked again and then registered on the portal of State Nutrition Mission. Why need such a scheme? The state government runs various schemes under Child Development Schemes, National Nutrition Mission among others to deal with the situation, but it is not enough. Dealing with malnutrition in the state monitoring has been an important concern due to the lack of doctors or health care workers. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

New Vehicle Scrappage Policy Auto majors have welcomed the new vehicle scrappage policy rolled out by Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, saying it would encourage people to replace old vehicles while boosting the sector. Under the policy, those choosing to voluntarily scrap their old vehicles will get financial incentives from the government and the automaker. Vehicle Scrappage Policy: Key Highlights Personal vehicles older than 20 years and commercial vehicles older than 15 years will have to undergo a fitness test at the government registered 'Automated Fitness Centres'. Vehicles that fail to pass the test will be declared as 'end-of-life vehicles', which would mean that the vehicle would have to be recycled. This will pave the way for older vehicles to be scrapped. In case, the vehicles pass the test, owners will have to pay a hefty fee for re-registration. According to the new policy, the re-registration fee would be hiked around eight times for personal vehicles, and around 20 times for commercial vehicles. What Are Automated Fitness Centres? Every vehicle will have to go under a mandatory fitness test at the automated fitness centres. The government aims to have at least 718 centres across the country. These centres will test the vehicle's emission, and braking and other safety components as prescribed by Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989. Appointments to these centres will have to be booked online and the fitness report will be electronically generated. Change in Fee Structure The government has increased the fee for renewal and grant of fitness certificate of older vehicles up to 20 times. Here is the new fee structure for personal vehicles older than 15 years: Two-wheelers - Rs 1,000 Three-wheeler/quadricycles - Rs 3,500 Cars - Rs 7,500 (Do not worry about the data. It is the state PSCs which may ask such information) For commercial vehicles: Passenger motor vehicles - Rs 10,000 Heavy goods/large motor vehicles - Rs 12,500 Benefits for buyers In case you decide to scrap your old vehicle at the registered scrapping centres, you will get approximately 4-6 per cent of the value of the vehicle's ex-showroom price. The ex-showroom price is the cost of the vehicle, excluding the charges paid for registering the vehicle at RTO and insurance. Moreover, if you buy a new vehicle you will be given a flat 5 per cent discount on presenting a scrapping certificate. Registration fees will also be waived on the purchase of a new vehicle. Obtaining a Scrapping Certificate Old vehicle owners will be able to formally scrap their registered vehicles at the automated scrapping centres. These centres will be linked with the Vahan database of the transport ministry. After you scrap your vehicle with the government registered agency, you will be provided with the scrapping certificate. You will then be eligible for the benefits proposed under the scheme. Implementation Tentative timeline for the new rules: Rules for fitness tests and government scrapping centres to come into effect - 1 October 2021 The scrapping of government and PSU vehicles above 15 years of age to start - 1 April 2022 Fitness testing for heavy commercial vehicles - 1 April 2023 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

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#article22 IMPORTANT Ranthambore Tiger Reserve🔥 * Ranthambore Tiger Reserve lies in the eastern part of Rajasthan state in Karauli and Sawai Madhopur districts, at the junction of the Aravali and Vindhya hill ranges. * Parks and Sanctuaries l comprises of the Ranthambore National Park as well as Sawai Mansingh and Keladevi Sanctuaries. * The Ranthambore fort, from which the forests derive their name, is said to have a rich history of over 1000 years. It is strategically located atop a 700 feet tall hill within the park and is believed to have been built in 944 AD by a Chauhan ruler. # The vegetation includes grasslands on plateaus and dense forests along the seasonal streams. * The forest type is mainly tropical dry deciduous with ‘dhak’ (Butea monsoperma), a species of tree capable of withstanding long periods of drought, being the commonest. * This tree is also called as 'Flame of forest' and is one of the many flowering plants that add colour to the dry summers here. # Wildlife * The park is rich in wildlife with tiger at the apex of the food chain in mammals. * Other animals found here are leopards, striped hyenas, common or hanuman langurs, rhesus macaques, jackals, jungle cats, caracals, blackbuck, Blacknaped hare and chinkara, etc. # The park is rich in birds with about 272 species recorded so far. # This area with tigers in it represents the north-western limit of the Bengal tiger’s distribution range. FOR WRITTEN EXAM @examground @examground FOR SSB @beingafauji STAY TUNED!!

DAILY EXAMGROUND LUNCH 🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾 ✍️ One word substitution ✍️ 1. Someone who works only for the sake of money neglecting ethics - MERCENARY 2. One who doesn't look at the positive or brighter side of life or a situation - PESSIMIST 3. One who is concerned with very minor details or makes a vain display of knowledge - PEDANT 4. One who walks in sleep - SOMNAMBULIST 5. the one who present everywhere at the same time - OMNIPRESENT ✍️ Idioms ✍️ 1. A man of straw - weak person (behaviour wise). 2. A man of substance - rich and wealthy, influential 3. A man of parts /Renaissance man - a man who is expert in different field. 4. Hatchet man - a man who does unpleasant things for his superior. 5. Ladies man - a man who enjoys the company of women. ✍️ Vocabs ✍️ 1. Avid - actively interested in or enthusiastic about something. 2. Bear - to has as a characteristic/to put up with/to bring forth. 3. Benevolent - kind, generous 4. Bias - a preconception that prevents objectivity. 5. Bittersweet - tinged with a feeling of sadness. Join our telegram channel t.me/examground Follow us on Instagram https://instagram.com/exam_ground?r=nametag STAY TUNED!!

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#article21 United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) * The United Nations Human Rights Council is a United Nations body whose mission is to promote and protect human rights around the world. *The UNHRC has 47 members elected for staggered three-year terms on a regional group basis from 5 groups. * To become a member, a country must receive the votes of at least 96 of the 191 states of the UN General Assembly (an absolute majority). * The members are elected for a period of three years, with a maximum of two consecutive terms. * In electing Council members, the resolution provides that General Assembly members “shall take into account the candidates’ contribution to the promotion and protection of human rights and their voluntary pledges and commitments made thereto.” * The UNHRC holds regular sessions three times a year, in March, June, and September. REVISION👇👇 ARTICLE 1 FOR WRITTEN EXAM @examground @dailynewscom FOR SSB @beingafauji STAY TUNED

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