Essay on Fest

• Mahatma Gandhi's vision— A clean India. 
• Launch of 'Clean India Mission' 
• Aim of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. 
• Cleanliness and sanitation play an important role in the promotion of tourism. 
• The response of the public towards this campaign 
• Responsibility of citizens. 
• Some suggestions to improve cleanliness. 

The father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi envisioned and dreamt of a clean India where sanitation, hygiene, and cleanliness were the indispensable components. The importance of cleanliness in his life can be judged by the fact that he considered 'sanitation ahead of independence'. 

In order to fulfill the long-cherished dream of 'Bapu, 'Clean India Mission' was launched across the country on 2nd October 2014. Shri Narendra Modi had aptly remarked that "A Clean India Campaign would be the best tribute that India could pay to Mahatma Gandhi on his 150th birth anniversary in 2019".

The 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' aims to eradicate the pro…

• Introduction of social empowerment programs in India. 5t14 
• Flagship programs are mainly launched for 
(i) Rural India (ii) Women 
(iii) Children (v) Employment 
• Rural schemes for social infrastructure and productive employment.
 • Different schemes like Boa Bachao. Bed Padhao. Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls aims for the development of girls. 
• Integrated Chad Development Service (ICDS) scheme It,- children. 
• Different employment programs to provide basic employment

Welfare schemes or social empowerment programs were not part of the modem era, they were also part of the ancient Mauryan Empire. This national plan was launched in ancient, medieval and pre-modern times. This highlights the fact that the empowerment of poor, marginalized people is rooted in our culture to ensure that law, equality, and harmony are maintained in society. Although social empowerment projects were few in number and different in character, the British continued.

After independence, th…

• Meaning of net neutrality. 
• Problems created by the absence of net neutrality. 
• Importance of net neutrality for small business orders. startups and entrepreneurs.
• Passing an order by FCC for 'Open Internet Order'
• India has no law for neutral internet:. 
• The revolutionary decision was taken by TRAI. 

Network neutrality is the principle that ensures competition in the online world. All content on the Internet travels as data packets on telecommunications networks worldwide. Net neutrality requires that all data traveling through the network be treated equally.

Telecom companies, which have the infrastructure through which data packets interfere, argue that they should have the right to regulate this information flow and charge to ensure that specific information takes precedence over others Or does not take away some data independence. Must have, etc.

His reasoning is that since telecom companies spend a lot of money on building infrastructure (or through data packet passin…

• What is GST? 
• Central taxes replaced by GST Bill and state taxes subsumed by it. 
• The Lok Sabha passed the GST Bill. 
• Provisions of the Bill. 
• Benefits of GST 
(i) For Industries and Businesses. 
(ii) For Central and State Governments. 
(iii) For the Consumers 

Goods and services tax (GST) is an indirect tax when a customer buys a good or service. The current tax situation in India is covered by various types of indirect taxes, which aims to cover all these taxes with a comprehensive tax in a comprehensive India under the same umbrella. The bill aims to remove cascading offices at the cost of production and distribution of goods and services.

Taxes have a wide-ranging impact on the various fees paid by the state and central government. This tax structure increases the tax burden on Indian products, influencing their prices and, consequently, selling them on the international market. So the new tax tariff will help promote export. In the changed scenario, the following taxes under the…

• Introduction- Agree with the statement Ideology propounded by great revolutionaries like Voltaire, Karl Marx, and our own Mahatma Gandhi.
• Women play a complementary role in the life of men. Nature has gifted them special attributes for the human race to grow and prosper. They are the fulcrums around which the family revolves.
• Intellectually they are the same or even better than men. They are venturing into fields like aviation, defence, and even space. 
• Their well-acknowledged contribution in the field of education and healthcare As a teacher, doctor or nurse.
• They comprise fifty per cent of the human population, contributing the same percentage to the GDP. Realizing this the developed and developing countries have given them equal rights. Countries that have denied equal rights to them are backward both technically and socially.
 • Conclusion-Undoubtedly, men and women should have equal rights in all respects. This would enrich society, and help in the growth and development of …