competition success magazine

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competition success magazine This article was published in the month of October DELHI DECLARATION  UN Security Council (UNSC) Counter Terrorism Committees (CTC) special meeting held in India ended with the adoption of Delhi declaration which called for: o Issuing new set of non-binding guiding principles in countering digital terrorism threat. o Counter terrorist exploitation of Information and Communications Technology (like payment technologies and misuse of drones etc). o Countering use of technologies for terrorist purposes while respecting human rights and fundamental freedoms. o Deepen engagement with civil society including womens organizations private-sector entities etc.  About CTC o It was established by UNSC resolution 1373 (2001) in the wake of the 11 September terrorist attacks in the United States. o It comprises all 15 UNSC members. o Mandate: Tasked with monitoring the implementation of steps to enhance countries legal and institutional counter-terrorism abilities at every level locally and internationally. o These steps include Criminalize the financing of terrorism Suppress the provision of safe haven Deny all forms of financial support for terrorist groups etc.  Under resolution 1535 (2004) Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) to assist the work of the CTC was established competition success magazine subscription.

 

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knowledge questions magazine in English

knowledge questions magazine in English

knowledge questions magazine in English This article was published in October STATE OF CLIMATE ACTION REPORT 2022Released by Climate Action Tracker (an independent analytic group comprising Climate Analytics and New Climate Institute) the United Nations HighLevel Climate Change Champions World Resources Institute and others.It provides a comprehensive assessment of the global gap in climate action across the worlds highestemitting systems.Highlights o Total global greenhouse gas emission in 2019 was 58.5 gigatonnes of CO2 equivalent. o Getting on track to achieve 2030 targets will require an enormous acceleration in effort like Phasing out coal power generation 6 times faster knowledge quest magazine subscription details.

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csr gktoday

csr gktoday

csr gktoday  Article was published in october COMMERCIAL 5G SERVICE Government recently launched commercial 5G service. 5G (5Th generation) is a next generation mobile network technology after 4G LTE networks. It is not a single technology but an amalgamation of various technologies such as: o Massive multi-user MIMO (Multiple input multiple output) enabled network. o Small cell stations to connect the base stations and users seamlessly. o Mobile Edge Computing that brings cloud computing closer to the user physically. o Beamforcing which can be visualized as a laser beam between transmitting entity and the user. 5G is believed to accelerate the adoption of cloud gaming AR/VR technology Internet of Things etc. and usher into wider use areas than 4G. o This includes areas such as healthcare FinTech Agriculture and Livestock Smart Applications Education etc. Comparison between 4G 5G and 6G Parameter 4G 5G 6G (launch targeted at end of this decade) Spectrum (Frequency Bands) 600 MHz 700 MHz 1.7/2.1 GHz 2.3 GHz and 2.5 GHz Sub-6 GHz (Gigahertz) and above 24.25 GHz (Up to 100 GHz) Sub-6 GHz and 95 GHz to 3 THz (Terahertz) Peak Data Rates 1 Gbps Up to 20 Gbps Up to 1000 Gbps Latency (End to End Delay) 60-100 milliseconds 5 milliseconds 1 millisecond csr gktoday magazine subscription.

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junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine

junior science refresher magazine The article was published in the magazine  Being under Group 2 India will develop its national strategy for phasing down of Hydrofluorocarbons by 2023 (after consultation with industry stakeholders). India and Montreal Protocol  India became Party to the Vienna Convention and the Montreal Protocol in 1991 and 1992 respectively.  India has proactively phased out the production and consumption of CFCs except use in Metered Dose Inhalers (MDIs) used for treatment of Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) ailments from 2008. o Subsequently the use of CFCs in MDIs has been phased out from 2012.  An Ozone Cell has been setup (under the Environment Ministry) as a National Ozone Unit (NOU) to render necessary services for effective and timely implementation of the Montreal Protocol and its ODS phaseout program in India. About Ozone layer and ozone depleting substances junior science refresher magazine subscription price.

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