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  griha laxmi magazine   published Article Targeted Public Distribution System This system has been adopted by Government of India since 1997 specifically targeting poor people. It seeks to provide foodgrains to people Below Poverty Line at highly subsidized rate from the PDS and foodgrains to people above poverty line at much higher prices.  griha laxmi magazine subscription online   The identification of the poor under the scheme is done by the States. TPDS maintains universal character of PDS but has special focus on BPL. Total number of families covered under BPL and AAY is 6.52 crores. The allocated amount is 35 kg per month per household to BPL and AAY while for APL it will be between 15 kg to 35 kgmonthhousehold  hindi magazine online purchase

    pratiyogita darpan english subscription  Published this article  In June 2017 the British medical journal The Lancet published a review of the prevalence of diabetes in 15 states of India. This study by a group of medical practitioners funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) had worrying numbers. It found that while some 7 per cent people in India (based on 15 states data) had diabetes the prevalence of pre-diabetes (early signs particularly elevated blood sugar levels) was a staggering 10-15 per cent depending on the criterion used. This is no small health burden on a developing country . pratiyogita darpan english yearly subscription   Their conclusion is we are undergoing an epidemiological transition. States/UTs with higher GDP— Gujarat Maharashtra Tamil Nadu and Chandigarh— have a higher prevalence of this disease than Bihar or Jharkhand. Delhi and Goa with high income levels are still awaiting sampling. Rural areas have lower diabetes...

   drishti current affairs magazine subscription Grounds for phone tapping Phone tapping can be done by the Centre or states if they are satisfied that it is necessary in the interest of public safety, sovereignty and integrity of India, the security of the State, friendly relations with foreign States or public order or for preventing incitement to the commission of an offence. drishti current affairs magazine buy online  Exception for the press Press messages intended to be published in India of correspondents accredited to the Central Government or a State Government shall not be intercepted or detained, unless their transmission has been prohibited under this subsection drishti current affairs magazine english.

  drishti current affairs magazine subscription  SWAN conducted a survey of 11159 workers across the country.xv It reported that   50% of workers had rations left for less than 1 day   drishti current affairs magazine buy online  96% had not received rations from the government and 70% had not received any cooked food  74% had less than half their daily wages remaining to survive for the rest of the lockdown period  drishti current affairs magazine english . 

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  sarita magazine subscription This implies a person who turns 18 (i.e., eligible to vote) after January 1 can enrol in the electoral roll only when the roll is prepared/ revised the next year. The Bill amends this to provide four qualifying dates in a calendar year, which will be January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1. Gender-neutral provisions (by amendment of section 20 of the RP Act, 1950 and section 60 of the RP Act, 1951) The 1950 Act permits certain persons who are ordinarily resident in a constituency to register in electoral rolls. Such persons include those holding a service qualification, such as members of the armed forces or central government employees posted outside India. The wives of such persons are also deemed to be ordinarily residing in the same constituency if they reside with them. The 1951 Act enables the wife of a person holding a service qualification to vote either in person or by postal ballot. The Bill replaces the term ‘wife’ with ‘spouse’ in both t...