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2024 G20 Summit: Outcomes Challenges & India’s Role

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The G20 Summit 2024: Key Outcomes, Challenges, and Way Forward The recently concluded G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro brought global leaders together to discuss pressing global challenges, ranging from climate finance to taxation reforms, poverty alleviation, and geopolitical conflicts. The summit highlighted both achievements and gaps in addressing global inequalities and sustainable development. The […]

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What is a Planet Parade?

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Planet Parade Planet Parade Overview: A rare celestial spectacle recently lit up the night sky as Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars aligned in a stunning arc. This mesmerizing event, known as a Planet Parade, captivated stargazers worldwide. About Planet Parade: A Planet Parade occurs when multiple planets in our solar system appear together in the

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8th Pay Commission Insights

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UPSC Notes: 8th Pay Commission and Its Significance The 8th Pay Commission, approved by the Union Cabinet on 16th January 2025, marks a critical step in revising the salaries, allowances, and pensions of central government employees and pensioners. This article explores its objectives, significance, and broader implications, making it an essential topic for UPSC aspirants.

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