DANGER IN TODAY'S SOCIETY: ETHICAL CRISIS OR ECONOMICAL CRISIS? In simple terms, Ethics is the study of what is right or wrong in human conduct. This is a branch of Philosophy which studies moral principles. On the other side, economics is a social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Ethics and economics both revolve around humans. Both starts from household and become danger due to their crisis in a society by making or breaking that society. DANGER OF ETHICAL CRISIS: Ethical crisis occur at an individual level to international level. It is a situation, where conflict arises when a given decision, scenario or activity creates a conflict with a society's ethical principles. At individual level, not caring others and want to survive with selfishness at cost of other without feeling how others are feeling i.e., lacking empathy. Best example we can bring from second wave of Corona. One irresponsible person creating a messag...
Background: Space junk is an ever-growing problem with more than 7,500 tonnes of redundant hardware now thought to be circling the Earth. Ranging from old rocket bodies and defunct spacecraft through to screws and even flecks of paint – this material poses a collision hazard to operational missions. The rising population of space debris increases the potential danger to all space vehicles, but especially to the International Space Station (ISS), space shuttles, satellites and other spacecraft What is Project NETRA (Network for space object Tracking and Analysis)? Under the project, the ISRO plans to put up many observational facilities: connected radars, telescopes; data processing units and a control centre. They can, among others, spot, track and catalogue objects as small as 10 cm, up to a range of 3,400 km and equal to a space orbit of around 2,000 km. Significance of the project: The project will give India its own capability in space situational awarene...
Background :Credit is a critical input in achieving high productivity and overall production in the agricultural sector. To meet various obligations arising from interest subvention being provided to the farmers on short term crop loans, as also loans on post harvest storages meets an important input requirement of the farmers in the country. This institutional credit will help in delinking the farmers from non-institutional sources of credit, where they are compelled to borrow at usurious rates of interest. Flowing measures took by Government : Interest subvention for short term crop loans Interest subvention for post harvest loans Interest subvention for relief to farmers affected by natural calamities Interest subvention under Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) Sailent features of interest subvention scheme : The Central Government provides to all farmers for short term crop loan ...
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