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- Nina Singh Becomes First
Woman Chief of Industrial Security Force
- She became the first woman to head
the specialized security organization and the 30th CISF Director
General.
- About the Central Industrial
Security Force (CISF)
- The CISF is a specialized Indian
federal police agency under the Home Ministry.
- It is one of the Central Armed Police Forces guarding
key national infrastructure.
- The CISF provides security cover to over 356
industrial units and sites across India. These include:
- Atomic power plants
- Space installations
- Mines and oil fields
- Major ports and airports
- Heavy manufacturing plants
- Dams and power plants
- Currency presses
- CISF Roped In
for Parliament’s Security.
- The government
has taken a decisive step to enhance the security measures at the
Parliament building complex.
- In light of a
recent breach of the safety ring, official sources revealed that the
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) will now be responsible for the
“comprehensive” security of the complex.<
- The Kenya Poverty and Equity Assessment 2023
Report
- the Good and Bad – Falli
Poverty, Persisting Gaps.
- Kenya managed to cut its national poverty rate from
47% to 34% during 2005-2019 through steady economic expansion.
- Both rural and urban poverty declined.
- Indian Navy Adopts New Rank Insignia Inspired by Shivaji
- Indian Navy has unveiled
redesigned shoulder insignia for top Admirals incorporating elements
from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s royal seal.Octagonal Shape Based on Naval Ensign.
- The new epaulettes feature an octagon – drawn f
om the
Navy’s crest added to the ensign last year – crossed by an In
n sword and telescope.
- Stars over it indicate Admiral
ranks.
- The move manifests the service embracing its heritage
and identity.
- Uttar Pradesh Tops in Usage of Criminal
Justice Data Platform
- The digital platform enables
seamless data sharing across courts, police, prisons and forensic labs.
- Uttar Pradesh has ranked first for the third straight
year in
recording the highest usage of India’s Inter-Operable Criminal Ju
tice
System (ICJS).
- About Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS)
- ICJS is a national platform that
helps in integrating the nation’s primary IT system for criminal
ustice
delivery.
- The ICJS project aims to connect the five pillars
of the system
which are
- Police (through Criminal and
Crime Tracking and Network Systems),
- e-Forensics for forensic labs,
- e-Courts for courts,
- e-Prosecution for public prosecutors,
- e-Prisons for prisons.
- The initiative will be implemented by the National
Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in collaboration with the
- National Informatics Centre (NIC) and it will be
carried out in partnership with the union territories and the states.
- “Crime in India” is pub
ished
by the NCRB since the year 1953. This report acts as an important tool
in understanding the country’s law and order situationNCRB serves as the repository of information on
criminals and crimes to aid investigators in connecting crimes to their
perpetrators.
- China Launches Massive Ship to Drill Into
Earth’s Mantle
- Destination: The Mantle
- The Mengxiang aims to breach the
Mohorovičić discontinuity (Moho) about 7 km down. This bounda
separates the crust from the mantle.
- No prior missions have sampled the mantle, home to
unique rock composition and extreme pressures and temperatures.
- Past efforts since the 1960s have drilled the oceanic
crust, discovering invaluable knowledge. But the mantle has remained
elusive.
- Marine Energy Conversion Systems Sectional Committee
- India’s national standards
ody,
the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), has established a dedicated
committee to create quality norms for marine energy conversion
systems.
- This marks a significant step in regulating and
advancing ocean power.
- The Committee, The new BIS technical panel on marine systems
comprises experts from:
- National Institute of Ocean
Technology
- Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
- IIT Madras and IIT Bombay
- Central Electricity Authority
- It held its first meeting on December 21st in
Chennai.
- Indian Scientists
Develop Eco-Friendly Solar Cell Material
- Indian researchers have created a
novel solar harvesting material that substitutes toxic lead with greener
magnesium.
- This marks an important breakthrough for affordable
and sustainable photovoltaics.
- The Promise and Perils of Perovskite
- Perovskite solar cells have shown tremendous
efficiency promises at low costs. But mainstream versions use a
formulation with toxic lead – hazardous for health and environmen
- Scientists at Hyderabad’s International Advanc
Research Centre
for Powder Metallurgy & New Materials, an autonomous institute under India�
Department of Science and Technology, tackled this challenge.
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