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The Way Forward  Renewable energy, which includes solar and wind, contribute 1% to our energy mix. Both are clean, sustainable and abundant sources

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of energy. The problem for both not becoming very popular has been the high cost of power. With technological improvements it has now reached levels where it is commercially viable to generate power. In times to come, the per capita cost of power is likely to come down further, making it even more viable and an environmentally favourable alternate to traditional fossil fuels.

Energy Security in India is the dream of the 21st century for the nation. And after implementing many policies will definitely move India an inch closer to achieve the dream. Huge financial investment especially in the energy sector is the need of the hour. CDM activities are equally important to sustain the concept of energy security. The new era of renewable sources will play a vital role in the nation’s target to be energy secured.

 

This video provides a concise explanation of the UK's unique constitutional system, focusing on the key source of its laws and principles. We delve into the multifaceted nature of the UK constitution, contrasting it with codified constitutions found in many other countries. Instead of a single, written document, the UK's constitution is built upon a complex interplay of various sources. The video clearly explains and illustrates each key component, making it easy to understand even for those with limited prior knowledge. We dissect the relative importance of each source, highlighting the dominance of one in particular as the primary foundation. This includes a discussion on the historical development of these sources and their evolution over time. Common misconceptions about the UK constitution are addressed, clarifying the roles of Acts of Parliament, judicial precedent (common law), and conventions. The video features clear, visual aids and concise explanations to ensure the information is easily digestible and memorable. The video is specifically designed to help viewers understand the answer to the Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) regarding the primary source of the UK constitution, making it perfect for exam preparation or simply broadening your understanding of UK governance. The content is presented in a fast-paced, engaging format, ideal for short bursts of learning. #UKConstitution #ConstitutionalLaw #MCQShorts #Politics #Government #BritishPolitics #Law #ExamRevision #QuickStudy #QuizPrep Parliamentary statutes Explanation: The UK constitution is largely unwritten and is derived from a variety of sources. However, the most significant source is Acts of Parliament (statutes). These are laws passed by the UK Parliament that establish legal principles, define governmental powers, and shape the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Because of the concept of parliamentary sovereignty, Parliament can create or amend the constitution through legislation, making statutes the fundamental building blocks of the UK's constitutional framework. The other options are less suitable because: Constitutional assembly declarations are not a feature of the UK's constitutional history. Presidential decrees are not a source of law in the UK system, which does not have a president with such powers. Popular referendum outcomes, while politically significant, do not directly form the primary source of the UK constitution; they may influence it, but are not its foundation.
The UK constitution primarily relies on which source?
This video provides a concise explanation of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) focused on the Indian Navy. Specifically, it tackles a key MCQ concerning the Indian Navy's Multi-Purpose Vessel (MPV) project. The video quickly dives into the question: "What is the name of the first vessel launched under the two Multi-Purpose Vessel (MPV) project by the Indian Navy?" Instead of just giving the answer, the video offers a brief overview of the MPV project itself, highlighting its significance and purpose within the Indian Navy's operational capabilities. It then explains the process of selecting the name for the vessel, potentially including historical context or naming conventions followed by the Indian Navy. The video's short and focused nature makes it ideal for students preparing for competitive exams, defense aspirants, or anyone interested in learning about the Indian Navy's modernization efforts. Clear visuals and concise explanations ensure a quick understanding of the topic without overwhelming the viewer with unnecessary details. The video concludes by revealing the correct answer to the MCQ, reinforcing learning through a clear and memorable presentation. Throughout the video, relevant keywords are emphasized to improve searchability and understanding. #IndianNavy #MPV #MultiPurposeVessel #MCQ #Quiz #DefenseExam #IndianDefense #NavyVessels #CompetitiveExams #India #MilitaryTechnology #NavalArchitecture Samudra The first MPV launched under the project is named "Samudra." Viksit is incorrect as it is not the name of a vessel launched under this project. Kaveri is also incorrect, as it is not the name of an MPV launched under the project. Samarthak is another incorrect option because it is not the name of the first MPV under the project.
What is the name of the first vessel launched under the two Multi-Purpose Vessel (MPV) pro
This video tackles a common challenge faced by medical students and professionals: quickly mastering Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Specifically, it dives deep into a high-yield pharmacology question: "What is the name of the first chemo drug available as a syrup form in India?" We'll not only reveal the correct answer but also explore the rationale behind it. The video employs a concise and engaging format, perfect for busy schedules. We'll analyze the key features of the drug, highlighting its unique formulation and its implications for patient care, particularly in pediatric oncology. Expect a clear explanation, avoiding unnecessary jargon, and focusing on practical application. The presentation includes relevant images and diagrams to enhance understanding and memorization. This isn't just about memorizing a fact; it's about understanding the significance of this development in the field of oncology and its impact on treatment accessibility. We’ll also briefly touch upon other significant milestones in the development of pediatric chemotherapy. This MCQ short video aims to provide a quick and effective learning experience, equipping viewers with the knowledge to confidently answer similar questions on exams and in practice. Subscribe to stay updated on more concise and informative medical MCQ videos! #MedicalMCQs #Pharmacology #Oncology #Chemotherapy #India #MedicalStudents #USMLE #NEET #MedicalTrivia #QuickLearning #DrugFormulation #PediatricOncology #FirstInIndia Prevall Prevall is the correct answer because it is the name of the first chemotherapy drug made available in syrup form in India. This is a matter of factual knowledge regarding the pharmaceutical market in India. The slight variations in spelling in the other options (Previl, Privell) are likely typos or misspellings, and therefore incorrect. The repetition of "Prevall" is redundant.
What is the name of the first chemo drug available as syrup form in India?
This MCQ Shorts video tackles a challenging question about Muhammad bin Tughlaq's reign: his ambitious canal project connecting the Yamuna and Ganges rivers. The video swiftly breaks down the complexities of this significant 14th-century engineering endeavor, exploring its historical context and ultimately pinpointing the most accurate description among multiple-choice options. We delve into the motivations behind Tughlaq's project, examining its intended economic and strategic benefits. The video expertly analyzes the challenges faced during construction, such as the vast scale of the undertaking, the technological limitations of the time, and the potential impact on the environment and existing infrastructure. It also considers the project's ultimate failure and its broader consequences for Tughlaq's rule and the Delhi Sultanate. Instead of simply providing the answer, the video educates viewers on the reasoning behind the correct choice, effectively differentiating it from the other options. Clear and concise explanations are used, aided by relevant maps and visuals to make complex historical information easily digestible. This short yet insightful video is a valuable resource for students and history enthusiasts alike, offering a concise and comprehensive understanding of a crucial aspect of medieval Indian history. #MCQShorts #History #MedievalIndia #DelhiSultanate #MuhammadBinTughlaq #YamunaGangesCanal #Engineering #IndianHistory #ExamPrep #Tughlaq #MultipleChoiceQuestions 2 The project to connect the Yamuna and Ganges rivers, a significant engineering endeavor of the era, was an ambitious, but ultimately unsuccessful, attempt at canalization. Option 2 accurately reflects this as an engineering project, highlighting its scale and aspiration. Option 1 is too vague and doesn't adequately convey the specific nature of the project. Option 3 is likely describing something else, potentially a different aspect of Tughlaq's reign. Option 4 may be descriptive of a different aspect of the construction, such as the cost or manpower required, but isn't as accurate as 2 which describes the whole endeavor.
Tughlaq's ambitious project to connect the Yamuna and Ganges rivers, a significant enginee
This MCQ Shorts video tackles a crucial question in 20th-century history: What was the primary goal of the Great Purge (1936-1938)? We'll cut through the complexities and present the key arguments surrounding Stalin's devastating campaign of political repression in the Soviet Union. Forget long, dry lectures! This short, snappy video breaks down the multiple-choice options, exploring each potential answer – eliminating opposition, consolidating power, eliminating potential rivals, and increasing industrial output – with concise explanations and historical context. We'll analyze the motivations behind the purges, examining Stalin's paranoia, his desire to maintain absolute control, and the elimination of perceived threats both real and imagined. Using compelling visuals and clear language, we’ll analyze primary sources and secondary interpretations to unravel the truth behind this dark period in history. Learn to differentiate between the various interpretations, avoid common misconceptions, and confidently select the correct answer. This video is perfect for students studying the Soviet Union, World History, or anyone interested in learning more about this significant historical event. Prepare to ace your next history exam! #MCQShorts #History #SovietUnion #Stalin #GreatPurge #WorldHistory #USSR #PoliticalRepression #20thCenturyHistory #HistoryExam #Quiz #Education #Learning #HistoricalAnalysis Eliminate political rivals The Great Purge's primary goal was to consolidate Joseph Stalin's power by removing any potential opposition to his rule. This involved the arrest, show trials, imprisonment, and execution of perceived enemies, including highranking Bolsheviks, military officers, intellectuals, and ordinary citizens. Stalin aimed to create an atmosphere of fear and absolute obedience, solidifying his control over the Communist Party and the Soviet Union. Modernizing the military was a secondary effect, as many purged military leaders were replaced, but not the primary goal. Increasing agricultural output wasn't the focus, although collectivization and related policies contributed to widespread famine, the Great Purge was distinct from this. Improving international relations was definitely not the goal; the Purge caused immense damage to the Soviet Union's reputation on the world stage.
What was the primary goal of the Great Purge (1936-1938)?
This video provides a concise explanation of Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) shorts, focusing on their effectiveness as a learning tool. We explore the advantages of using MCQs for knowledge retention and quick assessments, highlighting how short, focused questions can boost comprehension and aid in efficient studying. The video demonstrates how MCQ shorts can be applied to various subjects and learning styles, offering tips on creating and utilizing them effectively. We also delve into the different types of MCQ formats – single-answer, multiple-answer, and matching – and offer strategies for tackling each type. Examples are given to illustrate how different question styles can test different levels of understanding, from simple recall to critical analysis. The video concludes with a quick quiz utilizing MCQ shorts to test the viewer’s understanding of the concepts discussed. This engaging format makes learning enjoyable and memorable. Finally, we address a timely question from current affairs: **#CBAM #CarbonBorderAdjustmentMechanism #EU** The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), recently prominent in news headlines, is related to the **European Union (EU)**. The video briefly explains the CBAM's purpose and its implications for global trade, using a concise MCQ to solidify understanding. This demonstrates how MCQ shorts can be used to integrate current events into learning, making the process relevant and engaging. Overall, the video advocates for the use of MCQ shorts as a valuable tool for enhancing learning and knowledge retention. European Union The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a policy initiative of the European Union. It aims to address the carbon leakage problem, where companies might relocate production to countries with less stringent environmental regulations, effectively undermining the EU's climate goals. CBAM taxes the carbon emissions associated with imported goods, encouraging countries to reduce their own emissions to avoid a competitive disadvantage. ASEAN: ASEAN is a regional organization focused on economic and political cooperation in Southeast Asia. While they may have climate initiatives, CBAM is specifically a European Union policy. NATO: NATO is a military alliance. Climate change mitigation is not its primary focus. World Bank: The World Bank is an international financial institution focused on development. While they have some climate initiatives, CBAM is an EUspecific policy.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), recently seen in the news, is related to which
This video provides a quick and effective way to learn about Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) focusing on the topic of infrastructure resilience. We tackle tricky MCQs, offering concise explanations and helpful tips to improve your understanding and performance. This short video is perfect for students, professionals, and anyone looking to sharpen their MCQ skills in a time-efficient manner. The featured MCQ in this video challenges viewers' knowledge of global infrastructure reports. Specifically, we examine the question: **Which organization published the Global Infrastructure Resilience Report?** The video presents the question, analyzes the possible answer options, and reveals the correct answer while clearly explaining the reasoning behind it. We explore why the correct answer is the correct answer and why the incorrect options are flawed. The video emphasizes key concepts related to infrastructure resilience and the role of international organizations in assessing global infrastructure preparedness. We'll cover the importance of understanding these reports and their implications for future infrastructure development and disaster risk reduction. The video is designed to be engaging, informative, and easily digestible, perfect for quick learning and knowledge retention. #MCQShorts #InfrastructureResilience #GlobalInfrastructureReport #Quiz #TestYourKnowledge #LearningTips #QuickRevision #ExamPrep #GlobalDevelopment #DisasterRiskReduction Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) The Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) is the correct answer because it explicitly publishes the Global Infrastructure Resilience Report. The CDRI's mandate directly focuses on building resilient infrastructure, and the report is a key component of their efforts to assess and improve global infrastructure resilience. Their website and publications clearly state their authorship of the report. The World Bank, United Nations, and International Monetary Fund, while involved in infrastructure development and disaster risk reduction to varying degrees, do not publish the Global Infrastructure Resilience Report. Their work may overlap with or complement the CDRI's, but they are not the primary publishers of this specific report.
Which organization published the Global Infrastructure Resilience Report?
This video is a quick-fire quiz focusing on Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), specifically designed for those who love testing their knowledge and want a fun, fast-paced learning experience. The video features a series of challenging MCQs across various topics, perfect for expanding your general knowledge or brushing up on specific subjects. Each question is presented clearly and concisely, with a timer to add an extra layer of excitement. The video's editing is crisp and engaging, using vibrant visuals and dynamic transitions to keep you hooked. One of the featured questions in this MCQ short is a particularly relevant one, asking: "Which country won the 3rd SABA Women’s Basketball Championship title 2025?" This question, along with others, tests your awareness of current events and sports. The video provides the correct answer and a brief explanation for each question, ensuring you learn something new with every watch. Whether you're a trivia enthusiast, a student looking to revise, or simply someone who enjoys a good challenge, this MCQ short is ideal for you. It’s a great way to fill a few minutes while expanding your knowledge base. So, test your wits and see how many questions you can answer correctly! #MCQShorts #QuizTime #Trivia #GeneralKnowledge #Basketball #SABA #WomensBasketball #Championship #QuizVideo #LearnSomethingNew #TestYourKnowledge #FastFacts #FunFacts #2025 #SportsQuiz India Explanation: India has historically been a dominant force in South Asia Basketball Association (SABA) Women's Basketball Championships. Considering the history of the competition, it is highly probable that India would win the title in the 3rd Championship. Sri Lanka: While Sri Lanka participates in the SABA, India usually has a better performance. Maldives: The Maldives' national basketball team is developing, but it is not yet expected to compete for the championship. Nepal: Nepal, like the Maldives, is a developing basketball nation in the region, with less proven competitive record against the established teams.
Which country won the 3rd SABA Women’s Basketball Championship title 2025?
This video provides a concise explanation of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Indian foreign policy, specifically focusing on the core principle of non-interference. We break down the concept of non-alignment and its practical implications in India's international relations. The video analyzes the question: "Which principle, deeply rooted in India's foreign policy, emphasizes non-interference in the internal affairs of other nations?" We explore the various options that might be presented in an MCQ format, clarifying the distinctions between concepts like non-alignment, Panchsheel, and peaceful coexistence. Through clear and simple explanations, we eliminate common misconceptions and help viewers understand the nuances of this vital aspect of Indian foreign policy. The video is perfect for students preparing for competitive exams or anyone interested in learning more about India's global role. We'll delve into the historical context of this policy, highlighting key events and figures that shaped its development. Furthermore, the video will discuss the challenges and criticisms associated with this principle in the contemporary global landscape. We aim to equip viewers with the knowledge necessary to confidently answer MCQs on this subject, providing a solid understanding of the underlying principles. #IndianForeignPolicy #NonAlignment #NonInterference #MCQ #CompetitiveExams #Panchsheel #InternationalRelations #India #Geopolitics #Diplomacy #ForeignAffairs #CurrentAffairs #History #PolicyAnalysis Panchsheel Explanation: Panchsheel, also known as the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, is a set of principles that emphasize mutual respect for each other's territorial integrity and sovereignty, mutual nonaggression, mutual noninterference in each other's internal affairs, equality and mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence. The principle of noninterference is explicitly included as one of the core tenets of Panchsheel. These principles were first formally enunciated in the 1954 agreement between India and China regarding Tibet. Why the other options are less suitable: While it aimed for independence in foreign policy decisions, it primarily focused on avoiding alliances with major power blocs. It does not directly address the principle of noninterference in the internal affairs of other nations. This emphasizes a country's ability to make independent decisions in foreign policy based on its own national interests, but it does not specifically enshrine noninterference in the internal affairs of other nations as a core tenet. This policy focuses on prioritizing relations with immediate neighboring countries, but while it may implicitly discourage interference to maintain good relations, it is not fundamentally built upon the principle of noninterference in the internal affairs of other nations.
Which principle, deeply rooted in India's foreign policy, emphasizes non-interference in t
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