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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no 36 goal  to create development projects worth ₹1000 crore by december 2022. whistling villageministry of tourism has nominated meghalayas kongthong village also known as the whistling village for the world tourism organizations best tourism villages award. o two other villages that have also been nominated pochampally in telangana and ladhpura khas in madhya pradesh.the whistling village has a very unique tradition jingrwaiiawbei whereby a mother gives a tune or lullaby to her child at birth and the villagers have two names a regular name and a song name. 5kartarpur corridor Shine india monthly magazine buy.

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grihalaxmi magazine buy diamond group Published this article page no 35 to promote higher education and research in fields related to indias rich heritage and its conservation the ministry of culture has decided to set up the indian institute of heritage at noida. o it will offer post graduate and phd courses in history of arts conservation museology archaeology etc.it will function as a deemed to be university integrating a number of schools across india like nrlc (lucknow) school of archival studies under national archives of india (new delhi) etc. vatan prem yojanalaunched by the gujrat government to assist people of gujarat settled outside india (nris) in donating for development works in their native villages.such nris can contribute 60% of the cost of a villagelevel project while the remaining will be borne by the state government.scheme will cover villagelevel projects like smart classes in schools community hall primary health centre etc grihalaxmi magazine buy diamond group buy.

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Shine india monthly magazine Published this article page no  65 The 1% decrease is to provide additional resources for the newly formed union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Horizontal Devolution  Needbased Criteria o Population As mentioned in the terms of reference (TOR) of the Commission it has used the 2011 population data while making recommendations. It has been assigned a weight of 15%. o Area The previous weight of 15% has been continued. o Forest and Ecology This criterion has been arrived at by calculating the share of dense forest of each state in the aggregate dense forest of all the states.The weight has been increased to 10%.  Equitybased Criteria o Income Distance Income distance is the distance of the states income from the state with the highest income.  A threeyear average (201516 to 201718) per capita comparable GSDP has been taken for all the States.  States with lower per capita income would be given a higher share to maintain equity among states.  Its weight has been reduced to 45%.  Performancebased Criteriao Demographic Performance During the previous commission many states particularly the southern states had complained of being penalized with lower devolution for having good performance in population control.  It has been introduced to reward efforts made by states in controlling their population Shine india monthly magazine buy. 

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Banking service chronicle

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Banking service chronicle Published this article page no 19  Communities should be sensitized to help Anganwadi workers so that their work load can be managed.  Digital solutions should be implemented for the maintenance of records.  Up gradation of Infrastructure of AWCs should be done on priority basis.  The responsibilities of the AWWs must be rationalized and additional assistance must be provided with additional responsibilities. 6.5. ADOPTION IN INDIA Why in New? Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) reported 246 cases of disruption and 10 cases of dissolution in adoption over the period of the last five years. Adoption procedure in India  Adoption is the permanent legal transfer of all parental rights from one person or couple to another person or couple. o Adoptive parents have the same rights and responsibilities as biological parents and adopted children have all of the emotional social legal and kinship benefits of biological children.  Adoption Regulations 2017 notified by Ministry of Women and Child Development under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015 and subsequent Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules 2016 govern the adoption procedure in India Banking service chronicle buy. 

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