Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in the magazine global partnership on ai (gpai)  india to take over the chair of global partnership on ai (gpai) from france.  launched on june 15 2020 gpai is an international and multistakeholder initiative to guide the responsible development and use of artificial intelligence consistent with human rights fundamental freedoms and shared democratic values. the alliance will look to bridge the gap between theory and practice by supporting advanced research and applied activities on ai-related priorities.  at present gpai has twenty-five member states including the us the uk eu australia canada france germany etc. india joined the group as a founding member in 2020. membership in gpai is open to all countries including emerging and developing countries. Banking service chronicle magazine its secretariat is hosted at the organisation for economic cooperation and development (oecd).  ai is expected to add $967 billion to the indian economy by 2035 and $450-500 billion to indias gdp by 2025 accounting for 10 per cent of the countrys $5 trillion gdp target Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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competition success magazine

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competition success magazine this article was published in the magazine securing data there is a lot of sensitive human and biodiversity data that needs to be stored securely and in a manner that is accessible to appropriate scientists. ibdc will provide platform for this.  ensuring data availability for all at present most indian researchers depend on the european molecular biology laboratory and national center for biotechnology information databases for storing the biological data. competition success magazine subscription indian data for indian solutions many of our researchers still depend on other countries for such large databases but the indian phenotype is very different and solutions based on others data might not be optimal.  studying zoonotic diseases the database currently stores the genomic sequences of crops such as rice onion tomatoes. with genomes of humans animals and microbes present in the same database it will also help researchers in studying zoonotic diseases.  research for vaccines the database will store the 25000 sequences of mycobacterium tuberculosis. this will help in understanding the spread of multi-drug and extremely drug resistant and aid the search for targets for new therapies and vaccines competition success review magazine price.

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General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher this article was published in the magazine indian biological data center why in news recently indian biological data center (ibdc) was inaugurated at faridabad haryana. about ibdc  ibdc is the first national repository for life science data in india.  it is envisaged to emerge as a major data repository for all life science data emerging from india. also as per the biotech-pride guidelines released last year ibdc is mandated to archive all life science data generated from publiclyfunded research in india.  it is being established at regional centre of biotechnology (rcb) faridabad in collaboration with national informatics centre (nic).  the digitised data will be stored on a fourpetabyte supercomputer called brahm.  it is supported by department of biotechnology (dbt).  ibdc is committed to the spirit of data sharing as per fair (findable accessible interoperable and reusable) principle. fair data principles published 2016 are a set of guiding principles proposed by a consortium of scientists and organizations to support the reusability of digital assets.  the database also contains most of the 2.6 lakh sars-cov-2 genomes sequenced by the indian sars-cov-2 genomic consortium (insacog) general knowledge refresher magazine subscription. 

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Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in the magazine  right to repair portal ministry of consumer affairs food and public distribution unveiled right to repair portal on occasion of national consumer day (the magazine  24). on the portal manufacturers would share manual of product details with customers so that they could either repair by self by third parties rather than depend on original manufacturers. Banking service chronicle magazine initially mobile phones electronics consumer durables automobile and farming equipments would be covered. right to repair movement calls for companies to make spare parts tools and information on how to repair devices available to customers and repair shops to increase lifespan of products and to keep them from ending up in landfills. right to repair has been recognised in many countries including us uk and european union Banking service chronicle magazine subscription. 

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle this article was published in magazine  encourage sustainable consumption including by reducing food waste by half by 2030 17. strengthen capacity for biosafety measures and ensure benefits-sharing from biotechnology 18. eliminate phase out or reform harmful subsidies in a just way reducing them by $500bn by 2030 19. substantially increase financial resources mobilise $200bn per year by 2030 from all sources including at least us$ 20 billion per year by 2025 and us$ 30 billion per year by 2030 from developed to developing countries 20. Banking service chronicle magazine strengthen capacity-building and technology transfer 21. integrated and participatory management including the use of traditional knowledge 22. equitable representation and participation of indigenous peoples and local communities 23. ensure gender equality in the implementation of the framework issues with kunming-montreal gbf lack of ambition in targets 30×30 target was diluted with target to protect 30% of land and 30% of sea area by 2030 being replaced by at least 30% of terrestrial inland water and of coastal and marine areas by 2030. a group of experts observe that 50% of land and ocean should have been protected in the framework if parties want to reverse biodiversity loss. about digital sequencing information dsi is a term that refers to data derived from or linked to genetic resources Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher

General knowledge refresher published this article page no 11 article was published in magazine  smuggling and counterfeiting why in news economic advisory council to the prime minister (eac-pm)s working paper titled smuggling and counterfeiting a re-look at strategies was released recently. about smuggling and counterfeiting smuggling: world customs organization (wco) has defined smuggling as customs offence consisting in movement of goods across a customs frontier in any clandestine manner thereby evading customs control. in india it is regulated by customs act 1962. counterfeiting: defined under section 28 ipc as: a person is said to counterfeit who causes one thing to resemble another thing intending by means of that resemblance to practise deception. 52thrives due to huge domestic demand other than pecuniary gains smuggled goods like drugs are addictive in nature and their demand from users is self-sustaining. lacunae in countering supply lack of political will inadequate infrastructure or financial resources lack of stringent enforcement a sense among some that counterfeiting and smuggling is a victimless crime. traditional examination techniques are proving inadequate in light of sophisticated concealment and extraction methods used by smuggling syndicates. violations of foreign trade policy and misuse of foreign trade agreements general knowledge refresher magazine subscription

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Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 4 this article was published in the magazine gamma ray burst (grb)in a firstofitskind detection astronomers recorded binary merger emitting long grb twinned with a kilonova emissions. traditionally associated with short grb kilonovae occur when two compact objects like binary neutron stars or a neutron star and a black hole collide.grbs are flashes of highenergy radiation arising from energetic cosmic explosions. Junior science refresher magazine subscription grbs are divided into two main categories i.e. 107 long grbs (2 seconds or more) originate from formation of dense objects like black holes in centers of massive collapsing stars. short grbs (less than 2 seconds) caused by mergers of dense objects like neutron stars Junior science refresher magazine subscription price.

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