Sunday, March 19, 2023

Oilseeds sector in india UPSC

  Oilseeds Sector In India


Statistics from PIB

πŸ“Š Around 56-60% of the edible oils consumed in the India, worth Rs 1,17,000 crore, is met through imports

Reasons for less production of Oilseeds in India
πŸ…Ύ️ Low crop yield due to poor quality seeds and usage of outdated technology
πŸ…Ύ️ Land fragmentation limits the potential for increased production
πŸ…Ύ️ Price fluctuations in markets
πŸ…Ύ️ Inadequate storage and distribution facilities
πŸ…Ύ️ Lack of value addition infrastructure
πŸ…Ύ️ Heavy competition from other crops like wheat, paddy, cotton, sugarcane, etc
πŸ…Ύ️ Long gestation period for crops like oil palm and it means low income in this period
πŸ…Ύ️ Lack of govt incentives for the cultivation of oilseeds

Govt initiatives to boost domestic production
✅ Oil Palm Area Expansion under Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana : increase MSP of oilseed crops, cluster development and create a buffer stock for oilseeds
✅ National Mission on Edible Oil-Oil Palm (NMEO-OP) aimed to have an additional 6.5 lakh hectares for palm oil by 2025-26.
✅ PM Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY) for improving water use efficiency
✅ PM Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) to protect farmers against crop losses
✅ Kisan Credit Cards to ensure timely credit support to farmers for  agriculture inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, pesticides etc.

Way Forward
🌱 Promote oilseeds cultivation in areas where there is assured irrigation.
🌱Invest in development of High Yielding Oilseeds
🌱 Provide incentives to private sector participation in processing and value addition infrastructure
🌱 Raise MSP for various oilseeds to encourage farmers
🌱 Promote cooperative farming to resolve issue of land fragmentation

Saturday, March 18, 2023

Clean tech

 Clean tech


Definition and Examples

πŸ“Œ It refers to any technology or process that reduces environmental impact, pollution, or waste.
πŸ“Œ Examples of clean tech include solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicles, and water purification systems.

Challenges
πŸ…Ύ️ Investors are often hesitant to invest in clean tech startups due to the long payback period and high capital costs.
πŸ…Ύ️ Lack of adequate policy support for the clean tech industry.
πŸ…Ύ️ Limited infrastructure to supplement clean tech for examples less EV charging stations, inadequate network of power grid especially in rural areas, etc
πŸ…Ύ️ Affordability and accessibility issues
πŸ…Ύ️ Heavy dependence on fossil fuels because they are cheaper 
πŸ…Ύ️ Lack of skilled professionals having expertise in this field
πŸ…Ύ️ Requirement of critical raw earth materials supply

Benefits
✅ Reduced carbon emissions and arrest global warming
✅ Energy security in future because fossil fuels are exhaustible.
✅ Reduced dependence on fossil fuels
✅ Sustainable development
✅ Improve public health due to less pollution
✅ New business avenues
✅ More jobs

Way forward
🀝 Encouraging the growth of startups in the clean tech industry
🀝 Increase spending on R&D
🀝 Create link between academia & industry for faster product development
🀝 Use CSR funding for PPP partnership
🀝 Prepare clean tech promotion policy to avoid uncertainty in investors' mind regarding future of clean tech industry
🀝 Develop supporting infrastructure
🀝 Skill development to generate qualified professionals
🀝 Combine clean tech with conventional sources of energy to increase efficiency.
🀝 International cooperation to ensure supply of critical raw materials for clean tech industry.

Tuesday, March 7, 2023

Safety of Women at Workplace UPSC

 Topic: Safety of Women at Workplace


In News due to
πŸ—ž Cases of alleged sexual harassment faced by female wrestlers in India

Reasons for lack of women's participation in workforce
• Gender discrimination faced by women during recruitment and promotions
• Challenging for women to balance work and unpaid care activities at home. 
• Sexual harassment at workplace : According to NCW, nearly 30000 complaints of this matter were received since 2014.
• Experiencing glass ceiling effect at workplace
• Lack of education and skills
• Cultural beliefs and social stigmas
• Child marriages is also one of the reasons

Legal framework in india
 The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013
• Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
• The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961

Govt Initiative to Empower Women
• NIRBHAYA Fund 2013
• One stop centres are established to provide integrated support and assistance under one roof to women affected by violence.
• Ujjawala Scheme for Prevention of trafficking and Rescue & Rehabilitation of Victims of Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation
• Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Scheme
•Any woman facing sexual harassment at the workplace can register their complaint through SHe-Box portal.
• The National Rural Livelihoods Mission to empower rural women by providing them with skills training and access to credit

Way forward
• Need to start reform from our home by teaching boy child to respect girl child
• Generate awareness among women about their legal rights & remedies
• Strictly enforcement of the Vishaka guidelines framed by the Supreme Court of India in 1997
• Constitution of Internal Complaint Committees in every organisation which is  mandatory under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013.
• Create women friendly infrastructure including separate washrooms, breastfeeding rooms and security measures.

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

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Thursday, May 7, 2020

various process of thermodynamics

various proces of thermodynamics

1) isothermal process: 
during this proces, temperature has constant. so change in temperature also becomes zero.
 ∆T = 0
Because of ∆T=0, Also ∆U(change in internal energy) will be zero. because we have Equation for ∆U,
           ∆U=Cv∆T

2) Adiabatic process:
during this process, heat of syatem will be constant. system did not gain or loose heat during this process.
so,.      ∆Q=0

3) Isobaric process:
during this process, system pressure becomes constant or not change occurs in pressure of system.
so...      ∆P=0

4) Isochoric process:
during this process, volume of system has constant. so during this process, work done by system will be zero.
       ∆V=0

Why workdone will be zero during isochoric process?
Ans: because of equation of work done, we have Equation for work done is
            W=P∆V.        ...................1
in equation 1 for isochoric process ∆V=0. so work done will be zero.

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Saturday, April 18, 2020

Soap and saponification

  • Soap and Saponification:
soap is mixture of salts of higher fatty acids. Mettalic elements may be Sodium(Na), Potassium(K), Lithium(Li), Zinc(Zn), Lead(Pb). This determines the application of soap and name of the soap. The higher fatty acids may be saturated such as Lauric acid, Mystric acid, Palmitic acid, or unsaturated acid such as Oleic acid obtained from oil/fats.

The process of manufacture of the soap is called saponification.

Preparation of soap

 Kinds of soaps:

Two kinds of soap 1) Laundry soap 2) Toiletry soap

Ordinary soap is in fact a mixture of Sodium salt of high long fatty acids. Soap varies in composition and method of processing. There are variety of soap available in market Such as floating soap, transparent soap, medicated soap, shaving soap, toiletry soap, Laundry soap etc.

If soap is made from olive oil it is called castile soap.Alcohol is added to make it transparent.Air is beaten into to make it floating. toiletry soap are manufacture from good quality of oil and they contain potassium metal and they are known as a soft soap. laundry soap contains sodium and are manufacture from non-edible oil like a cheaper oil/fats. they are called hard soap. Perfume , dye , germicides and material are added to make soaps heavy , attractive and acceptable to people. 

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Oilseeds sector in india UPSC

   Oilseeds Sector In India Statistics from PIB πŸ“Š Around 56-60% of the edible oils consumed in the India, worth Rs 1,17,000 crore, is met t...