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Data: Yale University study, after COVID induced lockdown, 55% women never returned to their places of employment, and those who did so, earned only 56% of their pre-pandemic income levels. Usage gs1 women issues, gs2 human capital, gs3 FLFPR, essay on similar themes. Do you like our content? If yes, then share our channel as much as you can. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Research paper:By Sonalde Desai and Ashwin Deshpande suggest that it is not uncommon for migrant women to engage in casual employment which run contrary to the PLFS data which suggests that 75% women are unemployed. Usage gs1 migration,women issues, gs3 FLFPR,essay #migration_trends #women Please share our humble initiative if you like our content. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Data:ASER Report Rural, 30% can browse the internet,50% can find a video on YouTube.The data shows digital, literacy has penetrated deep in rural areas but few areas are still catching up. Data shows regional disparity too. 95% teenagers in rural Kerala were able to set an alarm on smartphone compared to less than 50% in Chhattisgarh. Usage gs2 Digital India, gs3 digital literacy, digital divide,essay #Digital_India Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Data:ASER Rural, 90% teenagers from rural areas use social media but only 50% know how to block their profile it make their account private. The share of girls who knew these skills is much lower than the boys despite the fact that girls form a majority of the victims of online abuse.In Bihar 73% boys knew while only 46% of the girls knew it. Usage gs1 gender digital divide,gs3 cyber safety,cyber hygieneonline abuse,harassment,essay on similar themes #cyber_hygiene Please don't forget it share our channel. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Data:Time use Survey by NSO, 57% males were involved in employment compared to 18% women. 81% women bore burden of unpaid domestic services, men 26%. Also, the burden of unpaid care work is disproportionately higher for economically poor women who is also engaged in wage work, as they lack resources to outsource care activities.Thus, trapped in a cycle of poverty. Usage gs1 women marginalization,gs3 care economy, gs4 gender ethics, case studies and essay #gender_inequality If you like our content,kindly spread our initiative. We need your support to grow. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Idea:Broken window fallacy by French scholar Frederic Bastiat, argues that spending money on items that have been destroyed does not lead to economic gain, an event can have unforeseen negative ripple effects if money is redirected to repairing broken items rather than to new goods and services.The theory suggests that a boost to one part of the economy can cause losses to other sectors of the economy. The parable used in the broken window fallacy illustrates the negative economic effects of going to war: money is diverted from creating consumer goods and services to creating weapons, and money is further spent on repairing the damages from a war. Usage in gs2 wars in West Asia, gs4 international ethics, case studies and essay #war Please share our humble initiative with other aspirants too if you like our content. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Best practice: Andhra Pradesh scheme Navaratnalu is a set of nine welfare schemes for good governance. It includes schemes like: 1. YSR Raithu Bharosa Every farmer to be provided Rs 67000 financial assistance. Interest free Crop loans to be provided to farmers. Free bore-wells to be provided to farmers. 9 hours Free electricity during day time for agriculture purpose 2)Amma Vodi Mothers of poor families get financial assistance of Rs. 15,000/- given to mothers for children education. 3)Ban on alcohol Usage gs2 welfare state model, gs4 good governance, case studies and essay #welfare_state Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Data:Only 1% of women are being screened for cervical cancer in India, WHO recommendation atleast 70% should be tested. In developed world like Sweden, Ireland, US and UK is more than 70%. Usage gs1, gs2 health, public spending on human development, gs4 good governance, case studies and essay Please share our channel if you like the content. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Anecdote:(Warning-long post) "A man used to take his evening walk by the side of a forest. One evening, he decided to walk in the forest instead. When he had walked a couple of miles, the sun began setting and the light started fading. He turned around to walk out of the forest, but to his dismay he found that animals had gathered on the other side. These ferocious animals started chasing him and to escape from them, he ran deeper into the forest. While running, he found a witch standing in front of him with open arms to embrace him. To escape her, he turned direction and ran perpendicular to the animals and the witch. By then, it had become dark. Unable to see much, he ran over a ditch that was covered by vine hanging from a tree. He fell headlong, but his feet became entangled in the vine. As a result, he began hanging upside down above the ditch. After a few moments he came to his senses and saw a snake sitting at the bottom of the ditch, waiting to bite him if he fell down. In the meantime, two mice appeared—one white and one black—and started nibbling at the branch from which the vine was hanging. To confound his problems, some wasps gathered and began stinging him on his face. In this precarious situation, it was found that the man was smiling. Philosophers gathered to ponder how he could smile in such a dire strait. They looked upwards and found a beehive, from which honey was dripping onto his tongue. He was licking the honey and thinking how pleasurable it was; he had forgotten the animals, the witch, the snake, the mice, and the wasps. The person in the story may seem insane to us. However, this tale depicts the condition of all humans under the influence of desire. The forest in which the man was walking represents the material world in which we live, where there is danger at every step. The animals that chased him represent diseases that begin to appear in life, and continue harassing us until death. The witch represented old age that is waiting to embrace us with the passage of time. The snake at the bottom of the pit is like the inevitable death that awaits us all. The white and black mice that were nibbling on the branch represent day and night, which are steadily reducing our life and bringing us closer to death. The wasps that were stinging the face are like the innumerable desires that arise in the mind and agitate it, causing us pain and distress. Honey represents the sensual enjoyment we experience in the world, which clouds the discrimination of our intellect. Hence, forgetting our precarious position, we remain absorbed in enjoying the temporary delights of the senses." (Revision) Long live India, long live Indians and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Best practice:Sneha Revanur, called the Greta Thunberg of AI, founded Encode Justice, a civil society group for 'human centered' approach to AI. Wants to have justice in the framework of existing systems. She says since her generation was quick to adopt AI tools like Chat Gpt, and will inherit it's impact so it makes sense for them to have a shape in their regulation. Usage gs3 AI regulation, technology for greater good, gs4 humane use it technology,social influence,case studies,essay #Artificial_intelligence Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Report:Study by BARC-radioactive discharges from nuclear plants have minimal environmental impact. In case of rivers, lakes, sea water too the caesium and strontium concentrations were in safe limits. Usage gs2, gs3 decarbonisation, nuclear energy, INDC, just transition, gs4 utilitarianism philosophy behind the nuclear power plants, good use of technology, essay #nuclear_plant Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Views:Pratiksha Baxi, legal scholar describes rape trial as "pornographic", retraumatizing the victim by the nature of questions, which perpetuates a culture of victim-blaming:" Why we're you out so late? Why were you with a boy? Why were you wearing that? "These gaslight the survivors. Need for a victim centric approach. Usage gs1 gender equality,gs2 criminal justice system,gs4 good governance, case studies and essay #criminal_justice_system Please share our channel if you like the content. Any suggestions how we can serve you better are welcome. Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.

Quote:Plato, ".. punishment is to be inflicted not for the sake of vengeance but for the sake of prevention and Reformation. lawgiver, ought to imitate the doctor who does not apply his drug with a view to pain only, but to do the patient good. The curative theory of punishment likens penalty to medicine administered for the sake of the one being chastised'. Usage gs2 criminal justice system, prison reforms, gs4 forgiveness, essay Long live India, long live Indian's and long live 'Dev Bhasha'.