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DCP Daily Current Pipudi: Corrupt IAS Pooja Singhal, Bhopal Gas Tragedy 2nd Dec & more for UPSC
- Ethics: ENFORCEMENT Directorate (ED) has attached multiple properties worth Rs 82.77 crore linked to jailed Jharkhand IAS officer Pooja Singhal, a 2000-batch IAS officer. point to reflect- 1st Attempt passout automatically honest ho ye jaroori nahi. (regarding interview Qs ke older candidats are ‘difficult to train’.)
- Union had setup Delimitation Commission to readjust constituencies in Jammu and Kashmir. Petition was filed against this in Supreme Court. Union at J&K Reorganisation Act of 2019 doesn’t not preclude the establishment of Delimitation Commission by the Central Government
- December 2 and 3, 1984: Bhopal “gas tragedy.” Leakage of methyl isocyanate gas at the Bhopal plant of Union Carbide
- ’white paper revolution’: protestors holding blank sheets of white A4-sized paper. 1) during Hong Kong democracy demand protests in 2020 2) 2022 during anti-lockdown protests in China.
- Explained: E-rupee trials https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-economics/e-rupee-india-digital-currency-explained-8301325/
- India assumes monthly presidency of UNSC for next two years. India to Focus on counter-terrorism, reformed multilateralism with Five S” approach: Samman (Respect), Samvad (Dialogue), Sahyog (Cooperation), Shanti (Peace), and Samriddhi (Prosperity). India had earlier assumed UNSC presidency in August 2021.
- UNION government has directed private FM channels to not play songs “glorifying alcohol, drugs, weapons and gangster/gun culture”, warning of penal action including suspension of permissions. Previously Punjab government had also issued similar notification.
- United Nations seeks $51.5 bn in donations to tackle “the largest global food crisis in modern history.” Caused in the aftermath of Russia Ukraine crisis.
- Insurance law review. Ball by ball commentary not important let them announce the bill at least.
- UCBs: RBI brings in four-tiered regulatory framework based on size of deposits of the UCBs. The extant regulatory framework classifies UCBs into two tiers — Tier I and Tier II.
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