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Tuesday, October 01, 2019

History MCQ Repository For IAS 2020

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History : Practice Quiz For Civil Service Examinations

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Thursday, July 04, 2019

Geography Part 1 Vision IAS last 10 Year Question Pdf

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Friday, December 07, 2018

History Notes for Civil Services Preparation 2019

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Preparing for UPSC 2019? Today, we bring to you, important history notes that would be helpful in your preparation. This post is brought to you by Oliveboard, an online exam preparation platform for government and banking exams.
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Saturday, May 26, 2018

Important Notice: Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2018

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Sunday, May 20, 2018

Hot Topics For Civil services Preliminary Exam Pdf

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Friday, May 04, 2018

GS Prelims : Polity Vision IAS last 10 Year Question Pdf Download

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Thursday, May 03, 2018

Yojana Article Summary for UPSC 2018

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Social Issues and schemes are a very important part of the NABARD 2018 Exam and UPSC Civil services 2018 syllabus for Prelims as well as Mains. As most of you know that one of the best to cover Social issues and related government schemes is Yojana Magazine. The Yojana Articles are one stop shop for the subject.
Therefore, we bring to you ‘Yojana Magazine Article Summary’. The summary would be of selected articles which would be important for the UPSC civil services exam 2018. This post is brought to you by Oliveboard, an online exam preparation platform for government and banking exams.

Placing Health Care at the Centre Stage

Govt has started giving more focus on Health Sector in last couple of Budgets.
In 2017 Budget, National Rural Health Mission(NRHM) and RashtryaSwasthaBima Yojana(RSBY) were announced.

In 2018 Budget speech, the Finance Minister launched a flagship Health sector scheme called as “Ayushaman Bharat” which is like an upgrade of the 2 above mentioned schemes put together.

Ayushaman Bharat has 2 components – Comprehensive Primary Health Care(CPHC) and National Health Protection Scheme(NHPS).

Under Comprehensive Primary Health Care scheme, a proposal to transform 1,50,000 health sub-centres into Health and Wellness Centres (HWCs).

NHPS assures 10 crore poor and vulnerable families of financial coverage, up to ₹5,00,000 per annum for hospitalization costs of secondary and tertiary care.

Govt has announced 24 new medical colleges, attached upgraded district hospitals, envisaging one medical college for every 3 parliamentary constituencies.

Suggestions for Comprehensive Primary Health Care (CPHC)

· It should become a vehicle for comprehensive, continues health care, as envisioned in the National Health Mission (NHM) mentioned in National Health Policy (NHP) of 2017.
· Expansion of Primary care services to non-communicable diseases and mental health disorders, thus aiming to make NHM a unifying platform for all health services.
·  Expanding coverage of Primary care by giving long term care and efficient follow up for Chronic diseases/conditions like hypertension and mental health disorders at primary care level and allowing its linkage with secondary and tertiary care level.
· Community Outreach through HWC’s will strengthen health promotion and disease prevention.
·  With the help if IT, HWC’s can generate real time data for dis-aggregated estimates and monitoring of various health indicators.
· Govt should promote judicious use of telemedicine and mobile phone technologies to improve health care delivery in the remotes corners o the nation.
· Along with HWC, CPHC should be extended to primary and community health centers as well.
· Need to create mid-level healthcare providers like Nurse practitioners and community health assistants.
·  Placing AYUSH practitioners in HWCs
 
Challenges for CPHC

·  Insufficient budgetary allocation for National Health Mission – reduced by 2.1% from the revised estimate of 2017.
·  Ignorance of Urban Health Component of NHM in the Budget – Due increased rural to urban migration, Urban health needs to focus upon more than ever.
·  Shortage of Human resource for HWCs.

Suggestions for National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS)

· Without effective Primary Health care, the budget of NHPS might go out of hand. Hence, an effective Primary Healthcare should be the focus.
· The choice of diseases, tests and treatment to be covered should be done very carefully, along with adoption of evidence based standard clinical management guidelines, setting of cost and quality standards and measurement of health outcomes.
·  Developing if Fraud detection and grievance redressal is also required.
· Insurance Literacy – public awareness about the insurance scheme, i.e. NHPS, needs to be promoted for appropriate utilization.
· The remaining section (other than poor and vulnerable) should also be allowed to participate in the scheme on payment of a premium. This would increase the risk pool, required to keep the premiums down.
 
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Prelims Bits November 2017 To Febuary 2018 Compilation (Shankarias)

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Tuesday, May 01, 2018

PRS Monthly Policy Reviews JUNE to DECEMBER 2017

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Monday, April 23, 2018

ECONOMICS Trending Topics for UPSC Prelims 2018

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Wednesday, January 31, 2018

UPSC 2018 Study Notes: Project Tiger & Elephant

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The Indian Government has launched various projects for the welfare and protection of animals. Two such successful initiatives are the Project Tiger & Project Elephant. The relevance of these topics in Bank & Government exams is unquestionable. Let us learn more about Project Tiger & Project Elephant in detail. This post is brought to you by Oliveboard, an online exam preparation platform for government and banking exams.

What is Project Tiger?
Project Tiger is an initiative launched by the Government of India in the year 1973, to conserve our National animal, the Tiger. The project is centrally sponsored by the Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate change and covers 47 Tiger reserves across 18 tiger range states (about 2.08% of India’s Geographical area).

All the activities are carried out by a statutory body formed by the Ministry, called National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), which performs the functions provided in the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972.

The tiger reserves are categorized into ‘Core’ & ‘Buffer’.
Core: Areas having the legal status of a Wildlife Sanctuary or National Park, where exclusive tiger agendas are fostered
Buffer (peripheral areas): Multiple use areas which are a mix of forest and non-forest lands, where inclusive people-oriented agendas are fostered


What are the functions carried out under Project Tiger?
·         Providing central assistance to states with the tiger reserves, like, protection, habitat amelioration, monitoring, eco-development for the people residing in buffer areas, relocation of people from core areas, addressing the human-wildlife conflicts.
·         Alerting the states, with tiger reserves, when required
·         Level monitoring using cameras to keep photo ID’s of individual tigers
·         Transmitting information relating to poachers
·         Using thermal cameras and IT for improved surveillance
·         Advising the states to check for snares/traps through combing
·         Providing central assistance to states with tiger reserves for anti-poaching operations
·         Performing regular field visits through offices of NTCA
·         Providing permission to patrol outside sensitive tiger reserves
·         Preparing national database of individual tigers with their photo IDs
·         Providing the states assistance to refine their monitoring systems
·         Assisting the states to provide local workforce to assist the field staff
·         Assisting states to deploy, raise and arm the Special Tiger Protection Force
·         Managing the moving of tigers in human-dominated lands
·         Preserving areas with biological importance
·         Using IT for wildlife crime prevention
·         Strengthening protection infrastructure
·         Maintaining the distribution of tigers in the country
·         Managing habitats as per the Tiger Conservation Plans
·         Relocation of people from critical tiger habitats
·         Strengthening the offices of NTCA
·         Consolidating & declaring new tiger reserves
·         Fostering research

List of Tiger Reserves in India:
Name
Location
Bandhavgarh
Madhya Pradesh
Panna
Madhya Pradesh
Sanjay Dubri
Madhya Pradesh
Satpura
Madhya Pradesh
Pench
Madhya Pradesh
Kanha
Madhya Pradesh
Buxa
West Bengal
Sundarban
West Bengal
Dudhwa
Uttar Pradesh
Pilibhit
Uttar Pradesh
Kaziranga
Assam
Manas
Assam
Nameri
Assam
Pakke
Arunachal Pradesh
Namdapha
Arunachal Pradesh
Ranthambore
Rajasthan
Mukandra Hills
Rajasthan
Sariska
Rajasthan
Achanakmar
Chhattisgarh
Udanti-Sitanadi
Chhattisgarh
Indravati
Chhattisgarh
Similipal
Odisha
Satkosia
Odisha
Nawegaon-Nagzira
Maharashtra
Melghat
Maharashtra
Pench
Maharashtra
Bor
Maharashtra
Tadoba-Andhari
Maharashtra
Sahyadri
Maharashtra
Dandeli-Anshi
Karnataka
Bhadra
Karnataka
Nagarahole
Karnataka
Bandipur
Karnataka
Biligiri Ranganatha Temple
Karnataka
Kali
Karnataka
Sathyamangalam
Tamil Nadu
Madumalai
Tamil Nadu
Anamalai
Tamil Nadu
KalakadMundanthurai
Tamil Nadu
Parambikulam
Kerala
Periyar
Kerala
Kawal
Telangana
Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam
Andhra Pradesh, Telangana
Palamau
Jharkhand
Valmiki
Bihar
Corbett
Uttarakhand
Dampa
Mizoram

What is Project Elephant?
Project Elephant was also launched by the Government of India in the year 1992, to protect elephants & their habitats, address the man-wildlife conflicts and for the welfare of captive elephants.

What are the functions of Project Elephant?
·         Provide Financial & Technical support to elephant-bearing states
·         Restoring the natural habitats & migratory routes of elephants
·         Developing scientific & planned management system to conserve elephant habitats
·         Taking measures for mitigation of man-elephant conflicts
·         Protecting elephants from poachers
·         Research on improving elephant management issues
·         Awareness and public education programs
·         Ecological development
·         Veterinary care
·         Rehabilitation and rescue centers for elephants

List of elephant reserves in India:
Name
Location
Mayurjharna
West Bengal
Eastern Dooars
West Bengal
Singhbhum
Jharkhand
Mayurbhanj
Odisha
Mahanadi
Odisha
Sambalpur
Odisha
Baitarni
Odisha
Badalkhol-Tamorpingla
Chhattisgarh
Kameng
Arunachal Pradesh
South Arunachal
Arunachal Pradesh
Sonitpur
Assam
Dihing-Patkai
Assam
Kaziranga – KarbiAnglong
Assam
Dhansiri-Lungding
Assam
Chirang-Ripu
Assam
Intanki
Nagaland
Garo Hills
Meghalaya
Mysore
Karnataka,
Wayanad
Kerala
Anamudi
Kerala
Periyar
Kerala
Nilambur
Kerala
Nilgiri
Tamil Nadu
Coimbatore
Tamil Nadu
Anamalai
Tamil Nadu
Srivilliputtur
Tamil Nadu
Rayala
Andhra Pradesh
Shivalik
Uttaranchal
Uttar Pradesh
U.P.

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