Junior Science Refresher

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Junior Science Refresher this is science magazine in india subscribe published this article page no 65 we are increasingly reliant on digital engineering and science. there is scope to have radically different product development and processes to manage. these are multiplying by this rate of industrial change. the traditional supply chain has a very different potential when factories and operations become highly connected and start operating as industry 4.0 entities. the new business models will emerge from the way they can be operated be responsive in the supply networks. all this requires digital management. as we connect more the customer experiences can hugely benefit. we can target sell and market on greater connecting knowledge platforms. we can understand channel choice and provide more tailored pre- sales and post-sales support to manage the entire lifecycle as we continue to build the connected industry 4.0 ecosystems junior science refresher magazine.

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shine india magazine buy published this article page no 29 the case of kumaravyasa is slightly different. kumaravyasa like pampa sought to retell the story of the mahabharata in kannada. but his purpose. unlike that of pampa was to revive the oral tradition or better still to introduce the vital elements of the oral tradition in a written text shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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shine india magazine books published this article page no 28 a common complaint against i lariharas poetry is that his lines move in a monotonous way. but the monotony of lines is a technical necessity in the sense that the monotony diverts the attention of the listener to the depth of meaning. obviously harihara must have learnt this skill from the oral tradition shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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shine india e magazine published this article page no 27 the movement of hariharas lines is endless each line crying out for its companion line and all of them trying to build up an image which is never completed. the images reach their completeness only in heaven. this helps to understand the never-ending relation between the devotee and his god shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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 junior science refresher magazine subscription  Published this articles page no 106 Bharat Yojana was announced which aims to develop capacities of primary secondary and tertiary care health systems strengthen existing national institutions and create new institutions to cater to detection and curt of new and emerging diseases. To address the nutrition needs-Supplementary Nutrition Programme and the Poshan Abhiyan-and launch the Mission Poshan 2.0 the Government aims to adopt an intensified strategy to improve nutritional outcomes across 112 Aspirational Districts. junior science refresher magazine subscription

 

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 general knowledge refresher Published this articles page no 107 Jal lcevan Mission (Urban) will be launched for universal water supply in all 4378 Urban Local Bodies with 2.86 crore household tap connections as well as liquid waste management in 500 AMRUT cities. Also to tackle the burgeoning problem of air pollution it was proposed to provide an amount of Rs. 2217 crore for 42 urban centres with a million-plus population in this budget. general knowledge refresher

 

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 general knowledge refresher magazine subscription Published this articles page no 108 The Finance Minister said that for a USD 5 trillion economy manufacturing sector has to grow in double digits on a sustained basis and manufacturing companies need to become an integral part of global supply chains possess core competence and cutting-edge technology. To achieve all of the above PLI schemes to create manufacturing global champions for an Aatmanirbhar Bharat have been announced for 13 sectors. This initiative will help bring scale and size in key sectors create and nurture global champions and provide jobs to youth. general knowledge refresher magazine subscription

 

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csrgk today monthly magazine Published this articles page no 520

Some recent initiatives of the Reserve Bank in consumer education and protection are

The RBI has formulated a Charter of Customer Rights for banks based on global best practices in the area of consumer protection. The Charter enshrines broad overarching principles for protection of bank customers and enunciates the following five basic rights of bank customers

1.            Right to Fair Treatment

2.            Right to Transparency Fair and Honest Dealing

3.            Right to Suitability

4.            Right to Privacy

5.            Right to Grievances Redress and Compensation

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csr general knowledge today Published this articles page no 519 Customer Redressal Cell creation of a Customer Service Department in 2006 which was recently rechristened as Consumer Education and Protection Department. In order to strengthen the institutional mechanism for dispute resolution the Reserve Bank in the year 1995 introduced the Banking Ombudsman (BO) scheme. The BO is an Alternate Dispute Redressal mechanism for resolution of disputes between a bank and its customers. There are 20 Banking Ombudsman offices in the country at present. The scheme covers grievances of the customers against Commercial Ranks Scheduled Primary Cooperative Banks and Regional Rural Banks. In 2006 the Reserve Bank revised the BO scheme. Under the revised scheme the BO and the staff in the offices of the BO are drawn from the serving employees of the Reserve Bank.csr general knowledge today

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csr general knowledge today Published this articles page no 518

India has financial institutions which are not banks but which accept deposits and extend credit like banks. These are called Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) in India.csr general knowledge todayIt is the constant endeavour of the Reserve Bank to enable prudential growth of the sector keeping in view the multiple objectives of financial stability consumer and depositor protection and need for more players in the financial market addressing regulatory arbitrage concerns while not forgetting the uniqueness of the NBFC sector. The Reserve Bank is at present reviewing the regulatory framework for NBFCs.csr general knowledge today