Environment & Ecology

Survival Chances of Cheetah in India

Context: Recently, the Wildlife officials of Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh informed about the birth of seven cheetah cubs. About Cheetah (Acinonyx Jubatus): It is the fastest terrestrial animal on earth, and native to Africa and central Iran.The Gestation Period: 93 days;Cub Mortality: Higher in Protected Areas (like National Parks and Wildlife Reserves); It  […]

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 Greening and Restoration of Wasteland with Agroforestry (GROW)

Context: About the GROW Key Highlights: Do you know?– Approximately 16.96% of the total Geographical Area (TGA) is wasteland in India. It requires transformation for productive use.a. The Union Budget of Government of India (FY-2022-23) has underlined the promotion of agroforestry and private forestry as a priority.b. Approximately 50% of the wastelands are non-forest lands,

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 Kochi-Lakshadweep Islands Submarine Optical Fibre Connection

Context ∙ The Prime Minister of India inaugurated Kochi – Lakshadweep Submarine Optical Fibre Cable to provide 100 Gbps internet connectivity to the Lakshadweep. About ∙ For the first time since independence, Lakshadweep will be connected through Submarine Optic Fibre Cable. ο Earlier, the only means of communication with the Islands was through Satellite medium,

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Wetland City Accreditation scheme

Context ∙ India has nominated Indore, Bhopal and Udaipur for the Wetland City Accreditation (WCA) scheme under the Ramsar Convention. About ∙ These are the first three Indian cities nominated for WCA based on the proposals received from state wetlands authorities in collaboration with municipal corporations. ∙ Sirpur Wetland (Indore), Yashwant Sagar (Indore), Bhoj Wetland

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Invasive species and Climate change Impacts : “The Role of E-fuels in Decarbonising Transport” Report

Context: ∙ The International Energy Agency (IEA) released a report titled “The ∙ The report extensively explores the potential and challenges of e-fuels as a solution for decarbonizing the transport sector. Key Findings ∙ Rapid deployment of low-emission fuels: Significant reductions in fossil fuel demand are possible in road transport through fuel efficiency improvements and

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