Advanced Economics
Learn Aggregate Demand, 5 Components, Formula | Macroeconomics | UPSC IAS Economy
In this article we are going to learn about – what is aggregate demand, what are its components, then we will see the standard formula used to calculate aggregate demand. What is Aggregate Demand? It is a term that is used in macroeconomics, which is used to measure the sum
NCERT Geography
Migration| Types, Causes & Consequences – Chapter 2 Class 12 NCERT Geography
1. Choose the right answers of the following from the given options. (i) Which one of the following is the main reason for male migration in India? (a) Education (b) Business (c) Work and employment (d) Marriage (ii) Which one of the following states receives maximum number of immigrants? (a)
Government Schemes
What is Continuously Operating Reference System (CORS) | How is it useful?
Government of India maps land blocks both in rural and urban areas by using Drone technology and CORS Technology (continuously operating reference station). Continuously Operating Reference System (CORS) is an infrastructure that can solve the problem of accuracy and real-time data acquisition. Looking at the importance and usefulness of this technology, the Survey of India has started an initiative of establishing a nationwide CORS network. Now, the question is ‘How
Exam Study Hacks
How to avoid burnout during UPSC, IAS preparation
In this article we will look at four amazing tips on how to avoid burnout when preparing for UPSC. Let me begin with an analogy – have you ever pressed the front brake and throttle at the same time on your bike? You can relate this feeling within yourself, when
Art & Culture
History and Origin of Sanskrit | Art, History Literature notes for UPSC IAS
Let’s get to know a little about Sanskrit: What is Sanskrit? It is an ancient language in Hinduism. It was used as a dialect by the old Indo-Aryans during the era of 2000 BCE. It is also called as Vedic Sanskrit, because of its origination during the vedic period. Vedic
Modern History
Spread of Non-Cooperation Movement | Indian history for UPSC, IAS
Objective The main objective behind the non cooperation movement was to bring an end to the British rule in India. It was launched on 1st August 1920 by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. He launched this campaign as a protest against the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre and Rowlatt Act. Brief note on:-