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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) continues to showcase its strength through strategic initiatives that engage the grassroots. The latest membership campaign, launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is an example of how political organizations can strengthen their presence in previously underdeveloped and neglected areas. This campaign aims to connect with citizens in remote and aspirational districts, ensuring every corner of India is touched by the party's influence. Aspirational Districts and Blocks: A Model for Development The BJP's focus on aspirational districts and blocks demonstrates the party's commitment to improving governance and ensuring inclusive development. These areas, often overlooked and underdeveloped, have become a focal point for reform and growth. The concept of "aspirational districts" refers to regions that have historically lagged behind in terms of basic infrastructure, governance, and social development. Prime Minister Modi highlighted how these districts and blocks have become a model for development across India. The party has worked to identify the expectations and aspirations of the local population and has focused on fulfilling them through targeted efforts. This approach is crucial because it not only accelerates development but also fosters a sense of belonging among citizens who may have previously felt disconnected from the national agenda. Governance Reforms in Aspirational Districts One of the main reasons for the success of this initiative is its emphasis on governance reforms. In the past, these districts were often neglected, with bureaucrats and officials reluctant to serve in remote or backward areas. However, through the aspirational districts program, the BJP has made significant strides in transforming these regions into areas of promise. Modi emphasized that the focus on governance and public participation has led to many aspirational districts nearly matching or even surpassing the development standards of some states. This is a significant achievement, given the initial challenges faced by these districts. Political Expansion in Aspirational Districts In addition to the development aspect, the BJP has strategically used the aspirational district program to expand its political influence. By identifying key polling booths within these areas, the party has set ambitious membership targets, aiming to increase its presence at the grassroots level. This initiative is not just about numbers; it's about connecting with the citizens in these regions, understanding their needs, and ensuring that their voices are heard in national politics. The goal is clear: to ensure that the BJP's flag flies high in every polling booth across the aspirational districts. Modi urged party members to focus on these regions, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning and execution to meet membership targets. Transforming Neglected Regions into Centers of National Pride One of the most remarkable shifts in the BJP's approach is how it has transformed the narrative surrounding India's remote and border regions. Modi recounted how areas once referred to as the "last village" of India were often associated with negativity and backwardness. However, the BJP has reframed this perspective, emphasizing that these are not the last but the "first villages" of the country. The idea is that these border villages, being the first to witness the sunrise, should be viewed as integral and important parts of India's national identity. This shift in thinking has not only instilled a sense of pride in the local populations but has also led to focused development efforts aimed at improving their quality of life. Special Campaigns in Border States In addition to aspirational districts, the BJP has launched special membership drives in India's border states. These regions, often overlooked in national campaigns, have become a priority for the party. Modi proposed that the party focus on these "first villages" in border states and ensure that the membership campaign reaches every household in these areas. This initiative underscores the BJP's broader strategy of ensuring that no part of India, no matter how remote or isolated, is left behind in its political outreach. The party aims to integrate these regions fully into its national framework, fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose among all citizens. Membership Targets and Political Strategy The membership campaign launched by the BJP is not just a symbolic gesture; it is part of a well-thought-out political strategy. The party has set specific membership targets for each polling booth within aspirational districts and border regions. Party members are expected to approach this task with meticulous planning, ensuring that every citizen in these regions has the opportunity to join the party. This grassroots approach is key to the BJP's success. By focusing on individual polling booths and setting achievable membership targets, the party can ensure that it builds a strong and lasting presence in these regions. This strategy not only increases the party's voter base but also strengthens its connection with the people on the ground. A Future-Focused Political Movement The BJP's membership campaign is about more than just numbers; it represents a vision for the future. By focusing on aspirational districts, border states, and previously neglected regions, the party is working to ensure that every citizen feels connected to the national political agenda. This approach not only strengthens the party's position but also contributes to the overall development and unity of the country. As the campaign progresses, it will be interesting to see how the BJP's presence in these regions evolves. One thing is clear: through strategic initiatives like this, the BJP is positioning itself as a party that cares about every citizen, regardless of where they live or their socio-economic background. Conclusion: Strengthening the Nation Through Grassroots Initiatives The BJP's membership campaign is a testament to the party's ability to combine political strategy with social development. By focusing on aspirational districts, border villages, and other underdeveloped regions, the party is not only expanding its political reach but also contributing to the overall growth and unity of the nation. Through targeted governance reforms and grassroots initiatives, the BJP is ensuring that every citizen, no matter how remote their location, has the opportunity to be a part of India's political future. This campaign is a clear indication of the party's commitment to creating a more inclusive and developed India, where every citizen has a voice and every region is given the attention it deserves.

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Introduction The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has reached unprecedented levels of tension and destruction, particularly in the last 48 hours. Russia launched what is being described as the most significant airstrike since the beginning of the war in 2022, causing widespread devastation in Ukraine. This article delves into the latest developments, the strategies employed by both nations, and the broader implications for global security. Russia's Massive Airstrike: A Devastating Blow to Ukraine In a move that has escalated the conflict, Russia recently carried out an intense barrage of missiles and drone attacks across Ukraine. This assault, marked as the largest since the war's inception, has left the Ukrainian population in a dire state. According to reports, hundreds of missiles, many supplied by Iran, were launched, creating a critical situation on the ground. The strike also included drones, reportedly from China and North Korea, further complicating the geopolitical dynamics of the conflict. The most alarming aspect of this attack was the targeting of a major dam near Kyiv. Although the dam has not suffered structural damage, the potential for catastrophic flooding looms large. If the dam were to fail, it could result in widespread flooding from Kyiv to the Black Sea, affecting millions of lives. The situation in Ukraine is increasingly desperate, with limited access to electricity and basic resources, amplifying the hardships faced by civilians. Ukraine's Strategic Incursion into Kursk: A Bid for Negotiation In response to Russia's relentless aggression, Ukrainian forces have intensified their military operations, including incursions into Russian territory, particularly in the Kursk region. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has justified these actions as a strategic move to bring Russia to the negotiating table on more favorable terms. From a strategic standpoint, Ukraine's actions align with international law, which permits a nation under attack to defend itself by targeting the aggressor's territory. This approach aims to disrupt Russia's military capabilities and limit the damage inflicted on Ukraine. However, while this strategy is tactically sound, there is concern that it may divert attention from the critical issues within Ukraine, particularly in regions occupied by Russian forces. Western Support and Its Limitations: A Double-Edged Sword The support from Western nations has been a crucial element in Ukraine's defense strategy. However, there are significant limitations that have hampered Ukraine's ability to fully defend itself. One of the most notable constraints is the Western refusal to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles to strike targets within Russian territory. This limitation has restricted Ukraine’s ability to neutralize the sources of missile and drone attacks originating from Russia. The West’s cautious approach has inadvertently fueled Russian propaganda, suggesting that Ukraine's allies are not fully committed to its cause. This narrative is further bolstered by the energy crisis in Europe, exacerbated by Russian actions, which has put additional pressure on Western governments. There are also growing concerns about the security of nuclear facilities, which could have devastating consequences not only for Ukraine but for the broader Euro-Atlantic community. The Global Implications: A Looming Crisis for Europe The ongoing conflict is not only a humanitarian disaster for Ukraine but also a significant threat to global stability, particularly in Europe. The energy security crisis in Europe, driven by Russia's actions, is a stark reminder of the far-reaching consequences of this war. Additionally, there have been reports of Russian agencies organizing terrorist attacks within the European Union, further heightening the sense of urgency for a resolution. As the conflict drags on, the international community is beginning to realize the necessity of addressing the root causes of the crisis. The planned peace negotiations in November will be critical, but there is skepticism about whether these talks will yield tangible results. The stakes are high, with the potential for further escalation if a diplomatic solution is not reached. Conclusion The Russia-Ukraine war has entered a new phase of intensity, with devastating consequences for both countries and significant implications for global security. The latest airstrikes by Russia have pushed Ukraine to the brink, while Ukraine's strategic incursions into Russian territory highlight the desperate need for a negotiated settlement. However, the limitations of Western support and the broader geopolitical ramifications suggest that a resolution is far from certain. As the conflict continues to unfold, the world watches with bated breath, hoping for a peaceful resolution but preparing for the possibility of further escalation. The coming weeks and months will be crucial in determining the future of Ukraine and the broader stability of the Euro-Atlantic region.

NEWS

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Government, while withdrawing the prevailing sand policies (New Sand Mining Policy 2019 and Upgraded Sand policy 2021) introduced the Interim Mechanism for supply of sand to the consumers without any revenue to the Government till formulation of Sand Mining Policy 2024 with certain objectives as mentioned therein. 2. In single e-file 2nd read above, the Commissioner and Director of Mines & Geology, AP., has stated that the implementation of the free sand supply mechanism has been reviewed and it is noted that there are certain areas related to sand supplies which need to be further improved to overcome the challenges faced in implementation of the Interim Mechanism for supply of sand issued vide G.O. 1st read above. 3. Accordingly, the Commissioner and Director of Mines & Geology, AP., after discussions at different levels has submitted a proposal with guidelines for improvement of Mechanism for supply of sand. 4. Government, after careful examination of the entire issue and in continuation of the orders issued vide G.O 1st read above, hereby issue the following Revised Free Sand Policy guidelines to further improve the sand supply mechanism; a) to make the process; technology based, user friendly, transparent and open. b) to regulate unrestricted discretion in demand of transportation charges. c) for efficient management of stock yards/reaches. d) for proper vigilance mechanism. e) for effective feedback and audit mechanism. A. Identification of Sources: I, II & IIIrd Order Streams 1. Customary extraction of sand in river streams of I, II & III orders by the public within the Gram Panchayat shall be permitted for personal use or community work in village. 2. The extraction of sand shall only be permitted through manual methods and no mechanical means be allowed. 3. Sand may be sourced for local needs by bullock carts. 4. Seigniorage Fee, DMF & MERIT shall be exempted for I, II & III order streams. 5. District Collector shall devise the mechanism for proper administration for extraction of sand from I, II & III order streams. IV, V & Higher Order Streams 1. Sand excavation in river streams of IV, V & higher order streams will be permitted subject to obtaining all the applicable approvals, permissions and compliance of APMMC Rules, 1966, EIA Notification 2006, guidelines issued by MOEF&CC, orders of Hon’ble NGT & Supreme Court. 2. DLSC shall identify the reaches in IV, V and Higher Orders streams and obtain all necessary statutory clearances from competent authorities prior to commencement of operations. 3. Sand extraction by public through bullock carts for personal use or community work in village within Gram Panchayat shall be permitted in IV, V and Higher Orders streams with exemption of Seigniorage Fee, DMF & MERIT. Patta Lands 1. Sand casted in Patta lands shall have to be removed to make them fit for agriculture purposes. 2. DLSC on obtaining the consent from Pattadars may approve de-casting of the Patta lands. 3. Mining outside the riverbed on Patta land shall be granted. Sand excavation in patta lands shall be permitted with the following conditions. Condition Excavation Responsibility End Users Possibility of Replenishment (or) No possibility of replenishment and no riverbed mining possibility within 5 KM Pattadars/private persons No Restriction on End Consumers No Possibility of Replenishment and riverbed mining possibility within 5 KM DLSC/Any govt nominated agency Government Projects only. Material shall not be used for sale in open market. 4. Patta lands falling within riverbed shall only be de-casted by DLSC after obtaining statutory clearances. 5. A beneficiary amount, as fixed by Government shall be paid to the Pattadars for the excavation conducted by DLSC/ any Government agency nominated for this purpose. 6. Upper Price Limit of sand shall be fixed by the DLSC of the respective district for the sand excavated by Pattadars. 7. Separate guidelines for sand excavation, loading & transportation from the patta land/ khatedari land shall be formulated and circulated in due course of time. iv. Sand Extraction in Scheduled Areas: a. Excavation from Sand bearing areas located partially/fully in Scheduled Areas shall be done by forming Tribal Societies as per the Panchayats Extension to Scheduled Areas (PESA) Rules, 2011 or any Rules/Amendments made thereunder with Technical and Administrative support from DLSC under the direct supervision and control of the ITDA / District Collector & Magistrate concerned. b. DLSC shall dispose the excavated sand by following the prescribed norms. v. De-Siltation of Rivers/ Canals/ Dams/ Reservoirs/Barrages: • De-Siltation operations shall be undertaken as per the detailed guidelines provided vide G.O.Ms. No. 43, Ind & Com (Mines-III) Dept. dt. 08.07.2024. • Water Resources Dept., shall take up de-siltation activities in the foreshore areas (water spread area at FTL) of Reservoirs/Barrages/ tanks. De-siltation beyond foreshore areas of Reservoirs / Barrages / Tanks in river course may also be taken up by the Water Resources Dept wherever feasible as per the availability of existing staff. In case of manpower issues additional resources and multi departmental coordination will be guided by the Joint Collector of the district to facilitate de-siltation by WRD dept., in compliance with all applicable acts, rules and directions of MoEF&CC, Hon'ble NGT, Hon'ble HC & Hon'ble SC. B. Sand Booking & Supplies: i. The process of sand booking and supplies shall be digitized to enhance ease of booking for public, facilitate transportation at optimum-cost, streamline operations and strengthen vigilance mechanism. ii. DMG shall develop an online system for booking of sand by consumers. Sand booking shall also be permitted from Village/Ward Secretariats (VSWS). iii. Consumers who require sand for personal use (General consumers) shall be able to book directly from the online application/VSWS by providing details of the project and sand requirement. Post delivery of sand, validation of sand consumption shall be taken up through a reputed 3rd party agency. iv. After booking, each order shall be provided a specific delivery slot (time & date) at which sand shall be despatched from the reach/stockyard. v. Consumers who require sand for commercial use (Bulk consumers) shall be able to submit request for sand from the online application by providing details of the project and sand requirement. Sand shall be allotted to the consumers after pre-validation of the sand requirement by the Government. vi. Necessary Provisions may be made in the portal to facilitate development of weaker section housing programmes. C. Transportation: i. All Vehicles which intend to transport sand shall have to be equipped with GPS devices and get registered with DMG. ii. General consumers shall be given the option of arranging either their own vehicle for sand delivery or can request Government to arrange for transportation of sand to their project location. Bulk consumers shall be required to arrange for own transportation for delivery of sand to their respective project locations. Proper accounting shall be done for sand supplied post-delivery. Collectors to ensure such accounting for all such deliveries made. iii. Transportation agencies, which intend to participate in Government facilitated sand delivery to consumers, shall have to empanel themselves with DMG/District Administration and provide their preferred area of operations (reaches/stockyards and destinations). Detailed guidelines for empanelment, including the Service Level Agreement (SLA) and submission of Performance Security Deposit (PSD) shall be issued from time to time. iv. DLSC shall a. fix the maximum transportation cost to be charged by the transporters based on the type of vehicle, vehicle capacity and distance. b. arrange for empanelment of transporters complying with the transportation cost duly signing Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and collecting Performance Security Deposits c. facilitate the transportation of sand by the empanelled vehicles for the consumers opted for Government facilitation. v. DMG shall a. develop an online application to facilitate the transporters in the registration & empanelment process. b. develop an online application to facilitate GPS tracking of all sand carrying vehicles to ensure sand is being delivered at the prescribed location, without any deviation. vi. All the Sand Carrying Vehicles shall display a banner of “Uchita Isuka Ravana Vahanam” in the front. D. Operations: i. DLSC shall appoint agencies to undertake various activities viz. sand extraction, loading, ramp maintenance, security etc. at the reaches/pattalands/stockyards etc., through an open and transparent process. ii. Access to the reach or stockyard will be strictly controlled, with only authorized personnel being allowed entry. iii. DLSC shall ensure installation of CCTV cameras to monitor activities at all the sand sources. E. Strengthening Institutional Mechanism: i. At State level, a Command & Control Centre shall be established to oversee all sand excavation, transportation activities and timely redressal of the grievances received from consumers. ii. At District level, Facilitation Centers shall be established to monitor sand supplies on real-time basis and improve co-ordination between consumers, transporters & other stakeholders. iii. Joint Collector shall be appointed as Special Officer for Sand Monitoring in respective districts. iv. Artificial Intelligence (AI) shall be leveraged to further improve the ease of sand booking for consumers and curb any scope for illegal hoarding/ mining/ transportation. F. Periodic Audits and Collection of Feedback: i. Public satisfaction on sand policy shall be assessed through periodic feedback collection from public/consumers. ii. Toll-Free No. and email-ids shall be provided for the public to submit grievances, if any. iii. To ensure this, audits by third-party agencies at reaches/ stockyards & sand delivery locations shall be taken up to ensure quantity, quality and process audits. 5. The Commissioner & Director of Mines and Geology, Government of A.P., shall submit proposals for necessary amendments accordingly to Andhra Pradesh Minor Mineral Concession (APMMC) Rules, 1966. 6. These orders shall come into force with immediate effect. 7. The Government may revise the Sand Policy in future as and when required. 8. The Commissioner & Director of Mines and Geology, A.P., and all the concerned officers mentioned in the address entries shall take necessary action accordingly in the matter.

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RRB NTPC Recruitment 2024: Everything You Need to Know The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced the NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) vacancies for 2024. This recruitment drive has generated a lot of buzz, especially due to the surprising number of available positions. In this article, we’ll dive deep into the details of the RRB NTPC Notification 2024, including the eligibility criteria, application process, and key dates to keep in mind. If you're planning to apply for these vacancies, this guide will help you understand everything you need to know. Understanding the RRB NTPC 2024 Notification The announcement of the RRB NTPC 2024 vacancies has left many candidates both excited and concerned. The number of vacancies has turned out to be lower than expected, raising questions among aspirants. The official short notification has been released, and it is clear that the full notification will be available by September 14, 2024. This full notification will include all the essential details, such as the complete list of vacancies, eligibility criteria, and other vital information. Key Highlights of the Short Notification Vacancies Overview: The RRB NTPC vacancies for 2024 have been reported to be around 11,000, significantly lower than the 19,000-plus vacancies initially anticipated by some newspapers. This discrepancy has led to confusion among candidates, but the official notification is expected to provide clarity. Eligibility and Age Criteria: The age criteria have been outlined, with specific details about when age will be calculated. For most posts, the age will be counted as of January 1, 2025. There is also clarity regarding the division of vacancies across different grades and levels, such as the 12th pass level and graduate level. Application Dates: The application process is expected to begin on September 14, 2024. Candidates will need to fill out separate forms for different grades and levels, which is a new requirement this year. Detailed Breakdown of Vacancies The short notification has provided a preliminary breakdown of the available positions: Graduate Level Positions: There are approximately 8,100 vacancies for graduates. This number is lower than expected, leading to concerns among aspirants. 12th Pass Level Positions: For candidates who have completed their 12th grade, there are about 3,445 vacancies. These positions include roles such as Commercial cum Ticket Clerk and Accounts Clerk cum Typist, which may require typing skills. What to Expect from the Full Notification The full RRB NTPC 2024 notification will be released by September 14, 2024, and it will provide a comprehensive overview of the recruitment process. This will include: Post-Wise Vacancy Details: A detailed list of vacancies for each post, along with the required qualifications and job responsibilities. Eligibility Criteria: Specific details about the age limits for each category (General, OBC, SC/ST) and educational qualifications. Application Process: Guidelines on how to apply, including information about the different forms that need to be filled for various levels. Selection Process: Information on the stages of the selection process, including the CBT (Computer-Based Test) 1 and CBT 2 exams. Important Dates and Timeline Short Notification Release: Early September 2024. Application Start Date: September 14, 2024. Full Notification Release: By September 14, 2024. Last Date to Apply: To be announced in the full notification. Exam Preparation Tips As the competition for RRB NTPC positions is intense, it's crucial to start preparing early. Here are some tips to help you get started: Understand the Exam Pattern: The RRB NTPC exam typically consists of two stages – CBT 1 and CBT 2. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern, including the subjects, number of questions, and marking scheme. Focus on Previous Year Papers: Previous year question papers are a valuable resource for understanding the exam’s difficulty level and types of questions asked. Practicing these papers can also help you improve your time management skills. Join a Study Group: Joining a study group or enrolling in a coaching program can be beneficial. It allows you to exchange knowledge, clear doubts, and stay motivated throughout your preparation. Take Mock Tests: Regularly taking mock tests will help you gauge your preparation level and identify areas where you need improvement.

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