CSE 2024 final result

Day 114: 26 April target:

Environment:
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Current Affairs: June July August 2024 -Revision


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Day 115: 27 April target:

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Current Affairs: September, October,November 2024
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Day 116: 28 April target:

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Current Affairs: December 2024, January,february,March 2025-Revision

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CSE 2024 Marksheet link:

https://upsconline.gov.in/marksheet/exam/marksheet_system/

Day 117: 29 April target:

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Current Affairs: June July August 2024-Revision

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Day 118: 30 April target:

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Current Affairs: September, October,November,2024
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Day 119: 1 May target:

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December 2024
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Day 120: 2 May target:

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Day 121: 3 May target:

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Day 122: 4 May target:

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Discuss the current major cyber threats facing India in 2025. Evaluate the effectiveness of existing government initiatives to combat these threats and suggest comprehensive strategies for strengthening India’s cybersecurity framework. (200 words)

📍 Introduction:
✅ Cybersecurity is crucial for protecting digital assets, data, and systems in an increasingly interconnected world.
✅ In 2024, the rise of cyber threats such as ransomware and phishing attacks has significantly impacted India’s digital landscape.

📍 Current Major Cyber Threats:
✅ Ransomware Attacks: Incidents like WannaCry have exposed critical sectors, causing significant financial damage.
✅ Phishing: Increasingly targeting banks, government systems, and businesses, leading to massive data theft.
✅ Cloud Security Vulnerabilities: Breaches like those in Amazon Web Services showcase risks in unprotected cloud environments.
✅ IoT Security Issues: Smart devices remain vulnerable to attacks, making homes and enterprises easy targets.
✅ Supply Chain Attacks: High-profile incidents, such as the SolarWinds hack, demonstrate the growing threat to interconnected software.
✅ Crypto Crimes: Growing thefts and fraud within the cryptocurrency market, spurring significant financial losses.
✅ Deepfake Technology: The misuse of deepfakes in politics and business is a growing concern.
✅ Shortage of Cybersecurity Professionals: A 30% shortage of trained cybersecurity experts limits response effectiveness.
✅ Honey Traps: Increasing incidents of cyber espionage targeting individuals for financial or political gain.

📍 Government Initiatives:
✅ National Cyber Security Policy and CERT-In are pivotal in setting national standards and responding to cyber threats.
✅ Cyber Surakshit Bharat has led to raising awareness but remains limited by infrastructure gaps and uncoordinated enforcement.

📍 Suggestions for Improvement:
✅ Strengthen public-private partnerships for advanced threat detection and response.
✅ Invest in digital literacy programs to raise awareness and reduce vulnerability.
✅ Implement IoT and cloud security frameworks to secure emerging technologies.
✅ Develop targeted programs to attract cybersecurity professionals to fill the talent gap.

📍 Way Forward:
✅ India must prioritize a robust cybersecurity infrastructure, integrating new technologies and strategies to combat emerging threats.
✅ A coordinated national effort is critical to fortify defenses and mitigate the growing digital threat landscape.

Android -
Settings > Safety & Emergency > Wireless Emergency Alerts

For iPhone users :

1 Go to Settings > Notifications.
2 Scroll to the bottom of the screen.
3 Under Government Alerts, turn the type of alert on.

🔆 Do you agree that falling fertility rates provide India with a brief demographic window to achieve its socio-economic goals? What policy measures should be prioritized to harness the demographic dividend in the coming years?

📍 Introduction
✅ Thesis Statement: Agree that falling fertility rates provide India with a brief demographic window to achieve socio-economic goals.
✅ Context: Mention the significance of the demographic transition in India.

📍 Current Demographic Trends
✅ Fertility Rate: India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) declined from 2.2 in 2015-16 to 2.0 in 2019-21 (Source: National Family Health Survey-5).
✅ Median Age: Rising median age from 24 years in 2011 to 29 years currently, projected to reach 36 years by 2036.
✅ Dependency Ratio: Expected decrease in the dependency ratio from 65% to 54% in the next decade.

📍 Potential Benefits of the Demographic Window
✅ Human Capital Formation:
◦ Fewer dependents allow for increased investment in health, education, and skills.
◦ Helps in reducing income inequality and improving job opportunities.
✅ Higher Per Capita Income:
◦ Low fertility supports higher income per capita and capital stock per worker.
◦ Contributes to achieving zero hunger and poverty.
✅ Labor Force Participation:
◦ Shift towards a working-age population increases labor supply.
◦ Lower fertility rates encourage female participation in the labor market.

📍 Challenges Ahead
✅ Unemployment Risks: Without proper policies, rising unemployment could lead to economic and social risks.
✅ Aging Population: The share of older populations will eventually rise, leading to a decrease in the working-age population.

📍 Policy Measures to Harness the Demographic Dividend
1️⃣ Improve Consumption Patterns
◦ Invest in early childhood nutrition and education to build a strong foundation for human capital.
2️⃣ Increase Investment in Education and Healthcare
◦ Raise public spending on health from around 1% of GDP, focusing on states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
3️⃣ Resource Allocation Based on Population Census
◦ Devolve more funds to states with higher working populations to nurture human capital.
4️⃣ Transition in Skilling
◦ Enhance focus on universal skilling and entrepreneurship to prepare the workforce for emerging technologies.
5️⃣ Increase Women’s Workforce Participation
◦ Implement tax incentives and gender budgeting to boost the current female labor participation rate, which dropped from 34.1% in 2003-04 to 20.3% in 2019.
6️⃣ Create Employment Opportunities
◦ Provide incentives for start-ups and large industries through initiatives like Make in India and Start-Up India.

📍 Conclusion
✅ Summarize Key Points: Reiterate the importance of leveraging the demographic window.
✅ Call to Action: Emphasize the need for comprehensive policy measures to achieve sustainable socio-economic growth.