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1. Kumbh Mela – Prayagraj
2. Bateshwar Fair – Agra
3. Garhmukteshwar Mela – Hapur
4. Nauchandi Mela – Meerut
5. Deva Mela – Barabanki
6. Makanpur Mela – Farrukhabad
7. Dhai Ghat Mela – Shahjahanpur
8. Gola Gokarnath Mela – Lakhimpur Kheri
9. Bal Sundari Devi Mela – Anupshahr
10. Kalinger Mela – Banda
11. Devi Patan Mela – Balrampur
12. Lucknow Mahotsav – Lucknow
13. Varanasi Tourism Fest – Varanasi
14. Ganga Mahotsav – Varanasi
15. Triveni Mahotsav – Allahabad (Prayagraj)
16. Holi Utsav – Mathura
17. Kabir Mela – Magahar (Sant Kabir Nagar)
18. Parikrama Mela – Ayodhya
19. Ramayan Mela – Chitrakoot
20. Kailash Mela – Agra
21. Soron Mela – Kasganj
22. Ayurveda Mahotsav – Jhansi
23. Bithoor Ganga Mahotsav – Kanpur
24. Kajali Mahotsav – Mahoba
25. Ramnagariya Mela – Farrukhabad
26. Shravani Mela – Farrukhabad
27. Shakumbhari Devi Mela – Saharanpur
28. Khichdi Mela – Gorakhpur
29. Govind Sagar Mela – Ambedkar Nagar
30. Ram Barat – Agra
31. Ram Navami Mela – Ayodhya



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Multilingualism

Features

No national language only official language
Linguistic minorities fundamental rights to establish and administer educational institutes of their choice
Teaching in mother tongue
Right of language conservation

Government initiatives

Eights Schedule- 22 Languages
Three Language Formula in schools
Recognition Of Classical Languages
Bhasini – Content in Indian Languages

Challenges

Monolingual surroundings
Shortage of human and financial resources
Stagnation in languages & poor intergenerational transfers
Apprehension towards multilingualism policies from some states
Negative influence of globalization
Stigma- increased social inequalities and reduced social cohesion

Documentation of all languages
Overcome inefficiencies of education system
Remove existing linguistic inequalities
Recognition of local content in regional languages
Awareness on linguistic rights.


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🔆 Operation Sindoor: A Pivotal Moment in India’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy

📍 Background
Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, was a strategic response to the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, 2025, that killed 26 civilians (25 Indians and one Nepali).
The operation targeted nine terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoJK), including Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), and Hizbul Mujahideen (HuM), neutralizing terror infrastructure.

📍 Strategic Importance
Counter-Terrorism: The operation aimed to disrupt Pakistan-based terror groups and send a message of zero tolerance for terrorism.
National Security: It safeguarded India’s sovereignty and civilian lives from cross-border terrorism.
Geopolitical Messaging: The operation signaled India’s strategic restraint, rejecting nuclear blackmail by hitting terrorist camps while avoiding military installations, maintaining a measured approach.

📍 Execution
The operation was precise and efficient, executed by the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force.
It involved the use of indigenous systems like Akash, BrahMos, and NavIC-guided munitions to strike terror infrastructure with minimal collateral damage.
Pakistan’s Response: Pakistan retaliated with drone strikes and missile attacks, while India neutralized Pakistani drones using advanced defense systems like Akash and BrahMos.

📍 Significance
1️⃣ New Security Doctrine: Established a firm stance on rejecting nuclear blackmail and reaffirmed India’s commitment to global counter-terrorism efforts.
2️⃣ Technological Superiority: Showcased Atmanirbhar Bharat through precision-guided missiles, neutralizing PL-15 missiles and Chinese-origin drones.
3️⃣ Diplomatic Leverage: The operation reinforced India’s regional influence, highlighted by its strategic restraint and Indus Waters Treaty suspension.
4️⃣ Regional Stability: Strengthened India-Pakistan engagement rules with zero tolerance for terrorism, reinforcing Rawalpindi’s vulnerability.
5️⃣ Global Messaging: Sent a clear message to the international community, debunking Pakistan’s false claims and asserting India’s role in international security.

📍 Future Course of Action
1️⃣ Strengthen Intelligence: Enhance IB, R&AW, and local police intelligence for proactive threat detection.
2️⃣ Restore J&K Statehood: Win local support and curb terror logistics.
3️⃣ Expand Drone Capabilities: Develop indigenous drone swarms to counter emerging aerial threats.
4️⃣ Upgrade Air Force: Increase IAF squadrons to 42 and accelerate AMCA project to address China and Pakistan threats.
5️⃣ Target Terror Leaders: Focus on high-value targets hiding in Pakistan through covert operations.
6️⃣ Global Advocacy: Push for UN sanctions on TRF and Pakistan’s return to the FATF Grey List.
7️⃣ Leverage Non-Military Pressure: Utilize Indus Waters Treaty as a strategic tool for non-military coercion.

📍 Conclusion
Operation Sindoor has redefined India’s counter-terrorism approach, demonstrating operational excellence and strategic restraint. It marks a new chapter in India’s defense strategy, reinforcing that terrorism will not be tolerated, while signaling India’s commitment to global peace and security.

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🔆Pillar Edicts and Inscriptions

The seven pillar edicts of Ashoka have been discovered in Topra (Delhi), Meerut, Kausambhi, Rampurva, Champaran, and Mehrauli:
Asoka’s idea of people protection is enshrined in Pillar Edict I.
Pillar Edict II: Defines Dhamma as having the least sins, the greatest number of virtues, compassion, liberality, honesty, and purity.
Pillar Edict III: Removes sins such as harshness, cruelty, rage, and pride, among others.
Pillar Edict IV: Addresses the responsibilities of Rajukas.
Pillar Edict V: A list of animals and birds that should not be slaughtered on certain days, as well as a separate list of species that should not be killed at all.
Dhamma policy is the sixth pillar edict.
Asoka’s work towards Dhamma policy is documented in Pillar Edict VII.

📍Minor Pillar Inscriptions

Inscription on the Rummindei Pillar: Asoka’s visit to Lumbini and the exemption of Lumbini from taxation.
Inscription on the Nigalisagar Pillar in Nepal: Asoka extended the height of Buddha Konakamana’s stupa to twice its original size.

📍Major Pillar Inscriptions

Sarnath Lion Capital was erected by Ashoka in Varanasi to commemorate Dhammachakrapravartana or Buddha’s first discourse.
Single lion on Vaishali Pillar in Bihar, with no inscription.
Uttar Pradesh’s Sankissa Pillar
Champaran, Bihar: Lauriya-Nandangarth.
Champaran, Bihar: Lauriya-Araraj
Uttar Pradesh’s Allahabad pillar.

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🔆 100 Aspirational Agriculture Districts under PM Dhan-Dhaanya Krishi Yojana (PMDDKY)

📍 About the Initiative
The government has identified 100 Aspirational Agriculture Districts (AADs) across 29 States and UTs under the Prime Minister Dhan-Dhaanya Krishi Yojana (PMDDKY).
Aim: To enhance agricultural productivity, improve rural infrastructure, and ensure balanced regional growth in the farm sector.

📍 Objectives
Transform underperforming agricultural regions into high-growth, resilient, and sustainable hubs.
Improve irrigation, credit access, market linkages, and crop diversification.
Strengthen district-level planning and drive convergence across existing schemes.

📍 Criteria for Selection
🔹 Districts were chosen based on:
1️⃣ Low crop productivity
2️⃣ Moderate crop intensity
3️⃣ Below-average access to institutional credit

📍 Implementation Framework
Each district will prepare a District Agriculture Development Plan (DADP).
Programme will converge 36 schemes from 11 Central Ministries/Departments for coordinated development.
100 Central Nodal Officers (CNOs) — mainly Joint Secretaries — will monitor implementation.

📍 Geographical Distribution
Uttar Pradesh: 12 districts
Maharashtra: 9
Madhya Pradesh & Rajasthan: 8 each
Bihar: 7
Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, West Bengal: 4 each
Assam, Chhattisgarh, Kerala: 3 each
J&K, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand: 2 each
Arunachal Pradesh, Goa, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Punjab, Sikkim, Tripura: 1 each

📍 Significance
Promotes inclusive agricultural growth and reduces regional disparities.
Encourages data-driven governance and local-level agricultural planning.
Supports Aatmanirbhar Krishi through convergence of schemes like PM-KUSUM, PMKSY, and PMFBY.


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🔆 About Neonatal Sepsis

📍 Overview
Neonatal sepsis is a bloodstream infection occurring in infants younger than 28 days.
It is a leading cause of newborn illness and death, especially in low- and middle-income countries.

📍 Causative Agents
Common bacterial causes include:
Escherichia coli (E. coli)
Listeria monocytogenes
Group B Streptococcus (GBS) – a major pathogen
• Certain Streptococcus strains

📍 Symptoms
⚠️ Affected infants may show:
• Temperature instability (fever or hypothermia)
• Breathing difficulties
• Weak sucking reflex
• Low blood sugar levels
• Decreased activity or movement
• Diarrhoea or reduced bowel movements
• Abnormal heart rate (too slow/too fast)
• Seizures
• Abdominal swelling, vomiting, and jaundice

📍 Types of Neonatal Sepsis
1️⃣ Early-Onset Sepsis (EOS):
• Occurs within the first 72 hours of life (sometimes up to 7 days).
• Usually acquired from the mother during delivery.
2️⃣ Late-Onset Sepsis (LOS):
• Occurs after 72 hours of birth.
• Typically results from postnatal environmental exposure.

📍 Public Health Significance
Neonatal sepsis remains a preventable cause of mortality.
Timely detection, aseptic delivery practices, and early antibiotic intervention are key to reducing deaths.

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🔆Gulf of Eilat:
It is also known as Gulf of Aqaba which is the northeastern extension of the Red Sea.
The northern portion of the Red Sea is divided by the Sinai Peninsula into the Gulf of Aqaba in the east and the Gulf of Suez in the west. 
It is located along the southeastern edge of the Sinai Peninsula and to the west of the Arabian Peninsula. 
It forms an integral part of the East African Rift System and was created by seismic activity along the Afro-Syrian Rift.
The Tiran Strait connects the Gulf of Aqaba with the Red Sea. It also serves as a connecting point between the continents of Asia and Africa.
It supports unique and diverse aquatic ecosystems and serves as a vital habitat for some of the world’s richest coral reefs.
It is bordered by the countries of Israel, Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Some of the major cities that are situated on the northern end of the Gulf of Aqaba include Taba (Egypt), Eilat (Israel), and Aqaba (Jordan). 
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