Day 19

Points to Remember: Workplace ethics are the moral principles that guide behavior in the workplace. Efficiency refers to the ability to achieve maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort or expense. Productivity is the effectiveness of productive effort, especially in industry, as measured by the rate of output per unit of labor or capital. Public administration … Read more

Points to Remember: India’s vast coastline and marine resources. Blue economy sectors: fisheries, aquaculture, maritime transport, offshore energy, tourism, etc. Economic benefits: job creation, export earnings, coastal community development. Environmental challenges: pollution, resource depletion, climate change impacts. Sustainable practices: responsible fishing, marine protected areas, renewable energy. Introduction: The “blue economy” encompasses all economic activities related … Read more

Points to Remember: Increased access to justice requires efficient and effective judicial systems. Judicial reforms aim to address delays, backlogs, and lack of accessibility. The impact of reforms is multifaceted and requires a nuanced assessment. Both positive and negative aspects of reforms need to be considered. Sustainable improvements require a holistic approach involving multiple stakeholders. … Read more

Points to Remember: Importance of inscriptions as primary sources. Limitations of inscriptions (language, bias, incompleteness). Literary sources as supplementary evidence. Diverse literary genres and their contributions. Challenges in interpreting both inscriptions and literary sources. The need for interdisciplinary approach. Introduction: Reconstructing the history of any region requires a meticulous examination of available sources. For Karnataka, … Read more