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Competition refresher Buy and subscribe here  Competition refresher   published this article page no 6 the government is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that the youth are sufficiently skilled to compete at the global job market. the global supply chain services sector and economy as a whole have immense potential to hire young educated skilled manpower and india is developing a huge pool of skilled manpower to cater to this demand. in addition to that we have also built a robust ecosystem that nurtures startups and encourages the entrepreneurial spirit amongst our youth   competition refresher magazine subscription . Competition refresher

Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle  published this article page no 2 saturn the one-time leader comes in a close second with 83 confirmed the 12 new moons around jupiter were discovered by the smithsonian astrophysical observatory these newest moons range in size from 0.6 miles to 2 miles (1 kilometer to 3 kilometers) for the record uranus has 27 confirmed moons neptune 14 mars two and earth one. venus and mercury come up the jovian system is now a mini solar system in itself with these 92 moons visva-bharati university is expected to get the status of the worlds first living heritage university usually the heritage tag is given by unesco to the intangible monument. but for the first time in the world a tangible university will be given the legacy tag. it was established in the year 1921 by rabindranath tagore  banking services chronicle monthly magazine . Banking service chronicle

Competition refresher Buy and subscribe here  Competition refresher   Published this article page no 6 the first five year plan was launched in 1951 and covered the period 1951-52 to 1955-56. second and third five year plans covered the period from 1956-57 to 1960-61 and 1961-62 to 1965-66 respectively. two successive droughts during mid-sixties 1965-66 and 1966-67 and war with pakistan in 1965 forced plan holiday in 1966- 67 and 1968-69. this period was covered by annual plans which are also termed as rolling plans. the fourth five year plan began in 1969-70 and ended in 1973-74. following this the fifth five year plan began in 1974-75 but it was terminated by the then government one year earlier i.e. in 1977-78   competition refresher magazine subscription .  Competition refresher

Banking services chronicle magazine buy online Banking services chronicle magazine buy online   published this article page no 11 have you ever tried to find out the reasons for the concentration of industries in mumbai chennai delhi and in and around kolkata it was due to the fact that they initially became the nodal point having transport links. the industries shifted to interior locations only when railway lines were laid. all major industrial plants are located on the trunk rail routes   banking services chronicle online test series . Banking services chronicle magazine buy online

Meri saheli magazine Meri saheli magazine  published this aticle page no 16  the total replenishable groundwater resources in the country are about 432 cubic km. shows that the ganga and the brahamaputra basins have about 46 per cent of the total replenishable groundwater resources. the level of groundwater utilisation is relatively high in the river basins lying in north-western region and parts of south india. the groundwater utilisation is very high in the states of punjab haryana rajasthan and tamil nadu. however there are states like chhattisgarh odisha kerala etc. which utilise only a small proportion of their groundwater potentials. states like gujarat uttar pradesh bihar tripura and maharashtra are utilising their ground water resources at a moderate rate. if the present trend continues the demands for water would need the supplies. and such situation will be detrimental to development and can cause social upheaval and disruptions   meri saheli magazine monthly su...

Competition wizard magazine Competition wizard magazine   published this article page no 21 being a rabi crop it is mostly grown under irrigated conditions. But it is a rainfed crop in Himalayan highlands and parts of Malwa plateau in Madhya Pradesh. About 14 per cent of the total cropped area in the country is under wheat cultivation. Uttar Pradesh Punjab Haryana Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are five leading wheat producing states. The yield level of wheat is very high above 4000 k.g. per ha in Punjab and Haryana whereas Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan and Bihar have moderate yields. The states like Madhya Pradesh Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir growing wheat under rainfed conditions have low yield. Jowar The coarse cereals together occupy about 16.50 per cent of total cropped area in the country   competition wizard magazine subscription . Competition wizard magazine

Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle   Published this article page no 1 land-use records are maintained by land revenue department. the land use categories add up to reporting area which is somewhat different from the geographical area. the survey of india is responsible for measuring geographical area of administrative units in india. have you ever used a map prepared by survey of india the difference between the two concepts are that while the former changes somewhat depending on the estimates of the land revenue records the latter does not change and stays fixed as per survey of india measurements. you may be familiar with land use categories as they are also included in your social science textbook of class x   banking services chronicle monthly magazine . Banking service chronicle

Griha laxmi magazine Griha laxmi magazine   Published this article page no 42 migration of women either for education or employment enhances their autonomy and role in the economy but also increases their vulnerability. if remittances are the major benefits of migration from the point of view of the source region the loss of human resources particularly highly skilled people is the most serious cost. the market for advanced skills has become truly a global market and the most dynamic industrial economies are admitting and recruiting significant proportions of the highly trained professionals from poor regions. consequently the existing underdevelopment in the source region gets reinforced   grihalakshmi magazine latest edition . Griha laxmi magazine

Griha laxmi magazine Griha laxmi magazine   Published this article page no 41 overcrowding of people due to rural-urban migration has put pressure on the existing social and physical infrastructure in the urban areas. this ultimately leads to unplanned growth of urban settlement and formation of slums shanty colonies. apart from this due to over-exploitation of natural resources cities are facing the acute problem of depletion of ground water air migration even excluding the marriage migration affects the status of women directly or indirectly. in the rural areas male selective out migration leaving their wives behind puts extra physical as well mental pressure on the women   grihalakshmi magazine latest edition . Griha laxmi magazine

Competition Refresher Competition Refresher   Published this article page no 11 the process of adaptation adjustment with and modification of the environment started with the appearance of human beings over the surface of the earth in different ecological niches. thus if we imagine the beginning of human geography with the interaction of environment and human beings it has its roots deep in history. thus the concerns of human geography have a long temporal continuum though the approaches to articulate them have changed over time. this dynamism in approaches and thrusts shows the vibrant nature of the discipline. earlier there was little interaction between different societies and the knowledge about each other was limited. travellers and explorers used to disseminate information about the areas of their visits. navigational skills were not developed and voyages were fraught with dangers   competition refresher magazine subscription .  Competition Refresher