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Why in the News? Today, we explore the environmental crisis of Oil Spills, which are catastrophic events where petroleum contaminates oceans, affecting marine life and ecosystems.
Oil spills occur when liquid petroleum hydrocarbons accidentally enter water bodies, usually due to human activities like tanker leaks, pipeline ruptures, or natural disasters damaging offshore platforms.
#EnliteIAS #OilSpills #MarinePollution #EnvironmentDisasters #WhyInTheNews #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching
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Why in the News? Today, we explore the environmental crisis of Oil Spills, which are catastrophic events where petroleum contaminates oceans, affecting marine life and ecosystems.
Oil spills occur when liquid petroleum hydrocarbons accidentally enter water bodies, usually due to human activities like tanker leaks, pipeline ruptures, or natural disasters damaging offshore platforms.
#EnliteIAS #OilSpills #MarinePollution #EnvironmentDisasters #WhyInTheNews #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching
Why in the News? Today, we delve into the fascinating world of Geothermal Energy—a clean, renewable power source emerging from the Earth’s hidden heat.
Geothermal energy harnesses steam or hot water from deep underground reservoirs to power turbines or provide direct heating.
#EnliteIAS #GeothermalEnergy #RenewableEnergy #EnergySustainability #WhyInTheNews #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching #UPSCPreparation #UPSCAspirants
Why in the News? Today, we spotlight Terror Financing, the hidden artery that fuels global terror networks with money, weapons, and operational lifelines.
From drug trafficking to fake charities, hawala routes to cyber crowdfunding—terrorist groups exploit every loophole to sustain their violent agendas. The financial web is complex, cross-border, and constantly evolving.
#EnliteIAS #TerrorFinancing #InternalSecurity #WhyInTheNews #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching #UPSCPreparation
Why in the News? Today, we plunge into the mysterious world of Submarine Canyons—deep underwater valleys that shape the ocean floor and hold clues to Earth’s geologic and climatic past.
These steep-sided canyons, often linked to river mouths like the Ganges and Indus, act as natural pipelines moving sediments from the continental shelf to the deep sea.
#EnliteIAS #SubmarineCanyons #OceanGeography #MarineEcosystems #WhyInTheNews #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #UPSCPreparation #UPSCAspirants
Why in the News? Today, we dive into the dramatic world of Sandstorms—giant walls of dust that reshape landscapes and challenge human resilience.
#EnliteIAS #WhyInTheNews #Sandstorm #Desertification #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching #UPSCPreparation #UPSCAspirants
Why in the News? The mysterious Atmospheric Rivers—nicknamed "rivers in the sky"—are back in the spotlight!
These long, narrow bands of moisture-rich air can carry more water than the Amazon River and travel thousands of kilometers, shaping weather across continents. While they replenish water reservoirs, their increasing intensity and frequency—linked to climate change—can cause floods, landslides, and major infrastructure damage.
Why in the News? The Green Revolution—a turning point in India’s agricultural history—is back in focus for its legacy and lessons.
Swipe through to understand its key components, impact, and challenges—a must-know for UPSC GS3 & beyond!
#EnliteIAS #GreenRevolution #WhyInTheNews #UPSCPreparation #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching #UPSCPreparation #UPSCAspirants
Why in the News? Today, we shed light on the pressing issue of Child Labour in India—a challenge that continues to demand urgent attention.
Despite laws prohibiting it, thousands of children across India are still engaged in hazardous work, often denied education, safety, and a chance at a better future. Poverty, lack of access to schooling, and social inequalities fuel this ongoing problem.
#EnliteIAS #ChildLabour #WhyInTheNews #UPSC #IAS #CivilServices #IASCoaching #UPSCPreparation
Why in the News? Today, we focus on the Hindu Kush Himalaya—a vital yet vulnerable mountain system often called the "Third Pole" of the Earth.
Spanning eight countries, the Hindu Kush Himalaya is home to the largest reservoir of ice and snow outside the polar regions.
#EnliteIAS #HinduKushHimalaya #ClimateChange #GlacierMelt #WhyInTheNews #ThirdPole
Why in the News? Today, we focus on the transformative concept of the Circular Economy and its role in sustainable development.
A circular economy moves away from the traditional "take, make, dispose" model and promotes reduce, reuse, and recycle principles. By designing waste out of production cycles, extending product lifespans, and embracing sustainable resource management, it helps create a more resilient and eco-friendly economy.
Why in the News? Today, we spotlight the critical role of Peatlands in climate regulation and biodiversity conservation.
Peatlands, waterlogged ecosystems rich in organic matter, act as carbon sinks, storing vast amounts of carbon dioxide. Despite covering just 3% of Earth's land surface, they hold nearly 30% of global soil carbon, making them crucial in the fight against climate change.
#EnliteIAS #Peatlands #ClimateChange #CarbonSink #EcosystemRestoration #WhyInTheNews #Sustainability
Why in the News? Today, we explore how AI in Biodiversity Conservation is transforming environmental protection.
Artificial Intelligence is being harnessed to monitor ecosystems, track endangered species, and analyze environmental changes. From processing satellite imagery to predicting habitat loss and detecting illegal activities, AI tools are empowering conservationists to act swiftly and efficiently.
#EnliteIAS #AIConservation #Biodiversity #TechForGood #WhyInTheNews #Sustainability
Why in the News? Today, we explore Cyber Security and its critical role in our increasingly digital world.
Cyber security involves protecting systems, networks, and data from cyber threats such as hacking, ransomware, and data breaches. As our dependence on digital platforms grows, so does the sophistication of cyber attacks targeting individuals, businesses, and governments.
#InApp #CyberSecurity #DigitalSafety #CyberThreats #WhyInTheNews #DataProtection #TechSecurity
Why in the News? Today, we spotlight Manual Scavenging in India and the urgent need to eradicate this inhumane practice.
Manual scavenging involves the dangerous, manual cleaning of sewers, septic tanks, and latrines—a practice that continues to affect marginalized communities despite legal bans.
#EnliteIAS #ManualScavenging #SocialJustice #HumanRights #CleanIndia #WhyInTheNews
