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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 19 this article was published in the magazine legacy fly ash utilization the progressive utilization of legacy fly ash has been extended by another 10 years. shine india monthly magazine telugu fly ash which remains unutilized and consequently gets accumulated is referred to as legacy ash. introduction of polluter pays principle a fine of rs 1000 per tonne of unutilized ash has been introduced if the plant does not achieve at least 80% ash utilization annually or in three years. construction and transportation the non-complying power plants will provide ash free-of-cost to agencies engaged in construction activities within a 300 km radius with all transportation cost to be borne by tpps. role of central pollution control board a committee under the chairmanship of cpcb chairman will examine review and recommend eco-friendly ways on fly ash utilization. also cpcb will have real-time data on ash availability shine india monthly magazine subscription. 

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Meri saheli magazine subscription published this article page no 8 this article was published in magazine  parliament thereby through primary legislation enables others to make law and rules through a process of delegated legislation.  under the constitution of india legislative power is given to the legislature while the executive has the power to execute the laws. due to paucity of time the legislature limits itself to policy matters; delegating the task of rule and regulations to executive or any subordinate to supplement parliamentary statute.  meri saheli magazine price purpose of delegated legislation provide flexibility in making necessary changes: it enables the government to make a law without having to wait for a new act of parliament to be passed Meri saheli magazine yearly subscription.

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Shine india monthly magazine

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Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 7 this article was published in the month of november the significant difference between green bonds and ordinary bonds is that the funds raised are only used to support initiatives that have a good influence on the environment such as green construction renewable energy etc. green bonds as per sebi  in 2017 sebi in a circular proposed a definition of green debt securities. shine india monthly magazine telugu a debt security could be considered green if the funds are to be utilized for projects such as o renewable and sustainable energy clean transportation sustainable water management climate change adaptation energy efficiency etc. 28  when these bonds carry guarantees related to the repayment of principal and payment of interest by the sovereign or the government they are called sovereign green bonds (sgrb) shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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Junior science refresher magazine

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Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 24 this article was published in the month of november road department to extend road infrastructure of new roads route planning and shortest path of roads through network analysis.  sanitation decision making of setting up a new public toilet for the department through distance analysis. recommendations by the committee  protect the data being created under the svamitva. for this mopr should frame appropriate guidelines to ensure the security of this data and protecting privacy. also to maintain the integrity of data it is very important to establish ownership of data.  preparation of computerized land records in the villages is part of the digital india land records modernization programme (dilrmp). mopr should ensure that all villages surveyed under the svamitva scheme are included in the work plan of dilrmp on priority.  property cards under svamitva must have a qr code or any other unique identifier which to verify the authenticity of the property card instantly. Junior science refresher magazine subscription this will reduce the time taken in the usual verification of property documents for banks.  states should upgrade their property tax management system with the integration of the svamitva scheme data Junior science refresher magazine subscription price. 

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Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 18 this article was published in the month of november maritime engagement – objective is to mutually address geopolitical tensions in south and east china seas enhance military cooperation through exercises such as corpat simbex etc. about asean  association of southeast asian nations (asean) was established in 1967 with signing of asean declaration (bangkok declaration) by indonesia malaysia philippines singapore and thailand.  objective - it aims to accelerate economic growth social progress and cultural development through joint endeavours among southeast asian nations.  Banking service chronicle magazine the asean summit – it is the highest policy-making body in asean comprising the head of states or government of asean member states.  if asean were a single country it would be the seventh-largest economy in the world. it is projected to rank as the fourthlargest economy by 2050. 11 it also seeks to tackle non-traditional threats in the region such as piracy and drug trafficking etc. it also helps to bypass choke points such as the malacca strait in the indian ocean region (ior carries 90% of indias trade and its energy sources.)  security - india and asean aim to establish a rules-based security architecture for peaceful development in the region in contrast to chinas aggressive policies Banking service chronicle magazine subscription. 

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competition success magazine

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competition success magazine this article can be seen in the magazine forest cover assessment in tiger reserves and tiger corridor areas of the country. o above ground biomass estimation using synthetic aperture radar data based on a study carried out by fsi in collaboration with space application centre (sac) isro ahmedabad. o mapping of climate change hotspots in indian forests based on a study carried out by fsi in collaboration with bits pilani goa campus. key findings *trends below are in comparison to the previous assessment i.e. competition success magazine subscription isfr 2019 unless otherwise mentioned. forest cover (all tree patches that have canopy density of more than 10% and area of one hectare or more in size)  total forest cover 713789 sq km (21.71% of the geographical area of india)  trends  top 5 states in total forest cover madhya pradesh arunachal pradesh chhattisgarh odisha maharashtra.  top 5 states by percent of states geographic area under forest cover mizoram (84.53%) arunachal pradesh (79.33%) meghalaya manipur nagaland. total forest cover increase of 1540 sq km (0.22%) very dense forest (vdf) increase of 501 sq km moderately dense forest (mdf) decrease of 1582 sq km open forest (of) increase of 2621 sq km scrub (not included in forest cover) increase of 242 sq km tree cover (patches of trees as well as isolated trees outside the recorded forest area on areas less than one hectare)  total tree cover 95748 sq km (2.91% of the geographical area)  state with maximum tree cover Maharashtra competition success review magazine price.

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