11.07.18 (RPSC) Rajasthan Current Affairs

RAJASTHAN Rajasthan inks agreement with Microsoft for digital literacy   To provide free digital training to students, the higher education department has inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Microsoft.   In order to strengthen the PM’S digital India initiative and CM’S digital Rajasthan, Microsoft has signed a MOU with Rajasthan, under which 9,500 students … Read more 11.07.18 (RPSC) Rajasthan Current Affairs

10.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL   ·        UK launched new visas for Indian scientists, academics The new UKRI Science, Research and Academia scheme opened for researchers, scientists and academics from outside the European Union (EU) to come to the UK for up to two years. The scheme will be operated by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). This Scheme is being added to … Read more 10.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs

08-09.07.18 (RPSC) Rajasthan Current Affairs

RAJASTHAN State not able to implement Centre’s Ayushman Bharat   Rajasthan has expressed its inability to implement the Centre government’s Ayushman Bharat National Health Protection Scheme (AB-NHPS) citing lack of time to migrate from the state-run Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana (BSBY).   AB-NHPS aims to provide ₹5 lakh health insurance cover per family. It has … Read more 08-09.07.18 (RPSC) Rajasthan Current Affairs

08-09.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL   ·        UN member states approved USD 6.69 billion for 13 peacekeeping operation   The UN member stateshave approved a 69 billion USD budget for 13 peacekeeping operations for the year 2018-19. It is the second year in a row, the committee has made significant cuts to the overall peacekeeping budget. The Committee also approved significant management reforms including … Read more 08-09.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs

07.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs

  INTERNATIONAL   ·        Studies found alternate cereals can save water   According to the analysis of U.S. based Earth Institute, Columbia University and Indian School of Business, if alternative cerealssuch as maize, sorghum, and millet are used instead of rice and wheat, the demand for irrigation water can be reduced by 33%. It could also improve nutrient availability … Read more 07.07.18 West Bengal (WBPSC) Current Affairs