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With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. in Hindi

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With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. (15 marks, 250 words)

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Zeroing in on methane diplomacy, at COP29

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“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. (10 Marks, 150 words)

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“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. in hindi

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Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. (15 Marks, 250 words)

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Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. in hindi

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Paper Wise: GS Paper III

Paradox of Stagnant Rural Wages in India

First black hole triple system discovered by astronomers

Social engineering Techniques in Cyber Crime

Kerala’s Coastal Zone Management Plan (CZMP)

What parties get wrong about agriculture

With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. in Hindi

With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. (15 marks, 250 words)

Zeroing in on methane diplomacy, at COP29

“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. (10 Marks, 150 words)

“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. in hindi

Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. (15 Marks, 250 words)

Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. in hindi

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Paper Wise: GS Paper III

Paradox of Stagnant Rural Wages in India

First black hole triple system discovered by astronomers

Social engineering Techniques in Cyber Crime

Kerala’s Coastal Zone Management Plan (CZMP)

What parties get wrong about agriculture

With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. in Hindi

With agriculture increasingly shaped by economic liberalisation and technological advancement, discuss the potential and challenges for creating an inclusive policy framework that addresses the needs of both farmers and allied sectors. (15 marks, 250 words)

Zeroing in on methane diplomacy, at COP29

“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. (10 Marks, 150 words)

“The conservation of biodiversity requires a multi-stakeholder approach involving society, state, and market.” Discuss this statement in the context of conservation efforts in the Nilgiri Biosphere. in hindi

Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. (15 Marks, 250 words)

Methane reduction is crucial for slowing near-term global warming.” Examine the statement with reference to India’s major sources of methane emissions and the potential measures for reduction in each sector. in hindi

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