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Obunachilar
-324 soatlar
-17 kunlar
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Postlar arxiv
Gs3
Agriculture
What are the saffron cultivation regions in India ?
Repost from Anthropology-Minds Of Aspirants
Janjatiya Gaurav Divas
PM-JANMAN,
Dharti Aba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan,
Adi Karmayogi Abhiyan.
Gs 2
Weakers sections - Tribal people
+2
Early warning system
Application of AI
Himalaya
Gs 3
Disaster management
Ports led industrialisation
Maritime sector
Vizhinjam port
Jawaharlal nehru port trust
+1
Cyber crime
Cyber security
Cross border cyber attack
Measures
Best practices
Gs 3
Why reading newspaper is important for prelims, mains and interview?
Source - The hindu + Business line + Indian express + Business standard+ Other papers + pib
Read,
Books
Newspaper
PYQ
Repost from Anthropology-Minds Of Aspirants
A brief history of our evolution!
Primate evolution starts after the Mesozoic Era
Cretaceous = wiping out of dinosaurs due to a meteorite strike
Cretaceous-Paleocene transition = increasing angiosperms and flowers
Eocene = This where the adapids and omomyids arose from which the lineage of lemurs and tarsiers arose respectively.
Oligocene = Building of Himalayas starts and the two groups from the fayum fossils are found called as the paleopithecids and propliopithecid arose.
Subsequently paleopithecids gave rise to the lineage of new world monkeys which “island hopped” to South America and propliopithecid gave rise to lineage of old world monkey and apes
Miocene = aridity in Africa forced the evolution of apes without a tail
And subsequently,
Proconsul
Gibbons
Dryopithecus
Sivapithecus
Orangutan
Gorilla
Chimpanzee
Pliocene and Pleistocene
And subsequently Hominins giving rise to Homo sapiens!
Sahelenthropus tchadensis
Oronin tugensis
Ardipithecus
Australopithecus
Both gracile forms and the robust Paranthropus forms
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Neanderthals
Denisovans
Homo sapiens
