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Daily Practice Sheet (November) Santosh Sir Daily Practice Sheet (November) Santosh Sir All 6 Prelims qualified If I can do it, you can too [email protected], https://t.me/asksantoshsir I believe every sincere aspirant can clear prelims with huge margin if they follow the right approach and learn effective test taking strategy. Daily Prelims Topics Day-1 South China Sea Dispute EEZ International Solar Alliance Green bonds Heat Waves UNFCC COP 25 Cyclone Maha Lt.Governor of UT Index of Industrial Production Core Sector Purchasing Managers Index Pegasus spyware International Court of Justice Vienna Convention UNESCO Network of Creative Cities National Cyber Coordination Centre National Critical information Infrastructure Day-2 National Health Profile Tamil Sangam Age Sangam Literature Carbon dating Keeladi excavation Indus Valley Civilization Vaigai Valley Civilization AFSPA Electoral Bonds Anti-dumping duty SFIO Great Indian Bustard Election Commission EPCA FASTags Neglected Tropical diseases Lymphatic Filariasis Visceral Leishmaniasis (Kala-Azar) Uighurs Day-3 Indian Labour Conference Whole Genome sequencing IndiGen Initiative Earth Genome Project, Human Genome Project SCO Smog Survey Of India ICOA CERT-IN Jana Gana Mana Fundamental duty New Start Treaty Cyber Surakshit Bharat initiative Edwards Lutyens Herbert Baker Day-4 Thirukkural of Thiruvalluvar Asian Infrastructure Investment bank(AIIB) Central Pollution Control Board Air Quality Index SAFAR NavIC GAGAN of ISRO Dhanus Smog Particulate matter Stubble burning Happy seeder Super straw management system National Register Citizen Payment bank Predatory banking Competition Commission of India Act east policy Cabinet secretary Cyber Security : NCSC,NCIIPC,NTRO,CERT-IN Madhubani Painting Day-5 RCEP Caretaker CM Benami Act Gaganyaan AYUSH Deposits Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation Particulate matter Look East Policy Neighborhood First Policy Operation Clean Money Act east S-400 CAATSA Bru Tribe National Digital Health Blueprint National Health Stak Enrichment of Uranium Centrifuges Day-6 FSSAI Ease of Doing Business Aggregate demand Fiscal stimulus FRBM Act,2003 Public capital formation Fiscal Policy Operation flood Balfour Declaration Office of profit Disqualification of MPs INDC Acute Respiratory Infection Ratchet mechanism Day-7 Rule of law Rule of Law Index NRC Super Straw Management System Smog Quad Due Process Article 352 Article 356 Due Process of Law Day-8 Air gapping DTRACK Stuxnet Total Virus Digital weapon Nuclear meltdown Distributed denial of services H1b Visa Independent Director Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) card Collegium System of appointment of HC judges Election Commission FSSAI Junk Food Cabinet Committee on security Core Investments Company Alternate Investment Fund Kyoto Protocol Clean Development Mechanism Tagaore Vishwa Bharti Financial Stability Development Council Cyclone Bulbul Free legal Aid Article 164 Day-9 Edwin Lutyens Global hunger index Human capital index Special Protection group Cold war Berlin wall Departmental Related Parliamentary Committee National health Mission National health Profile 2019 LaQshya Poshan Abhiyan Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyaan Janani Shishu Suraksha Yojana Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana Jal Shakti Mission Fiscal deficit National Agriculture Policy 2000 Operation Green Critical Tiger Habitat Cloud Seeding Day-10 Mamllapuram Pallava Dynasty King Narashimhavarnam Geochemical Baseline Atlas of India. Cyclone Bulbul National Crisis Management Committee WHO Ain-i-Akbari Mughal Empower Akbar Tulsidas Naga Tribe, Angami, Aos, Rengmas Mongoloids European Union Dera Baba Nanak and Gurudwara Darbar Sahib : kartarpur Garba dance Archeological Survey of Indi Appointment of CM Day-11 National Disaster Response Force Maurya Art : Court Art and Popular art Islamic Architecture Parliament House Edward Lutyens and Herbert Baker Islamic Architecture Mughal rule Battle of Panipath 1526 Election Commission Kharif Export Promotion schemes: EPCG ,MEIS WTO Subsidies and Countervailing Measures WTO Dispute Settlement Article 372 Article 361: Immunity to Governor Day-12 Guru Nanak Jayanti Durand line was drawn between Afghanistan and British India Startup India Rule of law Secularism Valmiki Ramayana Tulsidas Ramcharitamanas OCI Article 356 IIP National Statistical Office Guru Nanak Life Sikhism (Sikh Movement) Adi Granth- Guru Granth Sahib Article 142 Article 324 Day-13 GDP Calculation techniques Base Year CSO Annual Survey of Industry Paris Agreement Article 356 S. R.Bommai Judgment APMC E-NAM RCEP MFN Third Battle of Panipat Ahmad Shah Abdali BRICS New Development Bank BRICS Contingency Reserve Arrangement Controller general of Account Amravati Tenth Schedule Minamata Convention Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) Tax avoidance Tax Haven OECD India’s Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) Article 356 Tenth Schedule Day-14 Consumer Price Index Core Inflation Fair and Remunerative Price Ethanol Blending Molasses Ease of Living Index Infrastructure projects: Sagarmala, Bharatmala,Smart City Mission, Housing for all, power for all National Planning Committee 1938 Subhash Chandra Bose Jawaharlal Lal Nehru Silicon valley Anekāntavāda 10th schedule : Anti Defection Law Speakers power to disqualify : Art 190(3) Aadhar Act Consolidated Fund of India Sundarbans mangrove National green Tribunals Smog SAFAR Genetically Modified Crop HT Cotton National Water Development Agency Lok Adalat Public Authority under RTI 10th Schedule Articles: 102, 192, 190 Speaker Day-15 Public Authority under RTI Money Bill –Speaker Adhaar Act, 2016 Finance Act Fundamental Rights OCI CAG Contempt of Court Palm oil GST CPI WPI NSDC Swami Vivekananda Diabetes EPCA AQI Measles WHO UNICEF 65th Constitutional Amendment Monetary Policy Committee National Statistics Office Core Inflation Bhoodan Movement Vinoda Bhave Finance Commission Money Bill- Art 110 Finance Bill Article 122 Article 14 Article 26 Day-16 NCLT NCLAT IBC SIC Ministry of statistics and Program implementation Make in India BRICS National Statistical office TRAI Rule of law Finance Commission CBI Amnesty International Indian Forest Acts Generalized System of Preferences Bombay Natural History Society Election Commission Contempt of Court Forest Rights Act 1927 Article 26 Day-17 National Commission for Scheduled Caste Bureau of Indian Standard IBC Revised national Tuberculosis Indian legislative council Constituent Assembly Indian Parliament building Chola Architecture Golden Age of gupta Wasteland Atlas 2019 Suns Corona 3D Printing Gravitation waves Preamble Day-18 Stagflation Social capital Landslides Collective responsibility Stagflation Social capital Bureau Industry Standard Ministry of Consumer Affairs CJI Musical instruments Cooperative federalism 15th Finance Commission POSHAN Abhiyaan BRICS 42nd CAA Article 51c Article 312 Day-19 WTO Goods trade Barometer Rajya Sabha : Status and Role Special role of RS Sessions of Parliament InVITs Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index Poverty Estimates in India Citizenship Bill NCLAT Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojna( PMMVY) NFSA CARTOSAT-3 Jalliawala bagh C F Andrews Rabindra Nath Tagore BRICS ICDS Article 21 Day-20 Demonetization Fasal Bima Yojna Babar Ghazni Ghori GHI Preventive detention Electoral Bonds CEC Shimla Agreement Sardar Sarovar Bank Veer Savarkar PMAYG Article 14 Day-21 POSHAN Abhiyaan Strategic disinvestment Special and Differentiated provision of the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures National population register National register of Indian Citizen Al Beruni GST Compensation Fund GST Compensation Cess Fixed Income Exchange Traded Fund Coarse Cereals Forex reserves MUDRA UDAN Toll Operate Transfer Universal Postal IBC Synthetic drugs RERA DAY-NRLM 10th Schedule Article 164(1) Day-22 Controller general of Accounts Inflation: WPI, Food inflation, CPI, Core 2019 as the International Year of Indigenous Languages Sanskrit Urdu TRAI Generalized System of Preferences CAG UNCRC Zero Hour FRA Criminal Tribes Article 23 Article 39 Day-25 Coal Bed methane National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation (NSCFDC) National Commission for Minorities(NCM) Floor Test Pro-Term Speaker Sarkaria Commission and punchhi Commission on center –state relations Brahmaputra Pushkar Fit India Week Fundamental Duties Hongkong Convention Gini Coefficient Article 356 Article 361 Article 137 Day-26 National Constitution Day FSSAI Operation Flood programme GDP Deflator PMKISAN Substantial Motion Consultative Committee PISA Human Capital index Constituent Assembly Drafting Committee Adjournment Joint Sitting Verghese Kurien Constitution Day Rule 378 of Rules of Conduct of Business Rule 374 of Rules of Conduct of Business Day-27 MUDRA National Innovation Foundation Pro Term Speaker Joint Session of Parliament MotiLal Nehru JallianwalaBagh Massacre FATF Union Territories Solicitor General Ordinance Overseas Citizenship of India Paris Climate Agreement 2015 India’s NDCs UNICEF McMahon Line United Nations Environment Programme’s ‘Emissions Gap Report, 2019’ Article 123 Part IVA Day-28 Ayushman Bharat
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