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  RURAL DEVELOPMENT  Mahatma Gandhi once said “The real progress of India did not mean simply the growth and expansion of industrial urban centre but mainly the development of the village” . Why significance to rural development when we see fast growing cities and large industries with modern information technology hubs ? - It is because more than 2/3 of India’s population depends on agriculture; 1/4 of rural India still lives in abject poverty; hence developed rural is the real progress. What is Rural Development ? Rural development in India is the  overall progress in the economic and social conditions of Indians residing in rural areas . For the development of rural India, the development of its human resource living in such area is essential.  Development of  Human Resource can be done by focusing on: Literacy: More specifically female literacy, education and skill development. Health: Both sanitation and public health Land reforms Development of the produc...

World Bank Forecasting about India’s Economic Growth to 7% for Financial Year 2024-25    The World Bank has previously predicted a growth of 6.6% but now they casting it by 7%. These assumptions are also backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Asian Development Bank (ADB). India is on its way to become the fastest growing economy in the world..   What is the reason behind being one of the fastest growing economy for India ?   The answer is; India is boosting its public infrastructure investment and households investment. It is due to the support of floating manufacturing sector ‘in the supply side’ which is grew by 9.9%. Urban employment is improved.  This growth and development attempts may lead to decrease the inflation rate which will help to reduce the extreme poverty situations in India.                                           ...

  Union Public Service Commission Syllabus   The UPSC 2025 Prelims exam is scheduled for 25th May 2025. Thus, candidates can check the prelims syllabus UPSC and prepare for the exam accordingly.  check the link   IAS Prelims Syllabus   The UPSC Prelims syllabus can be divided into two  parts:   General Studies Paper I CSAT or General Studies Paper-II      General Studies Paper – I Current events of national and international importance. History of India and Indian National Movement. Indian and World Geography-Physical, Social, Economic Geography of India and the World. Indian Polity and Governance – Constitution, Political System, Panchayati Raj, Public Policy, Rights Issues, etc. Economic and Social Development – Sustainable Development, Poverty, Inclusion, Demographics, Social Sector initiatives, etc. General issues on Environmental Ecology, ...