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In Context • Recently, the Lok Sabha passed the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2022. • The Bill seeks to amend the Energy Conservation Act, 2001. More about the news • The Energy Conservation Act, 2001 promotes energy efficiency and conservation. • It provides for the regulation of energy consumption by equipment, appliances, buildings, and industries. • Key provisions of the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill : • The bill seeks to mandate the use of non-fossil sources , including Green hydrogen, green ammonia, biomass, and Ethanol for energy and feedstock; • Establish Carbon Markets ; • Bring large residential buildings within the fold of the Energy Conservation regime; • Enhance the scope of the Energy Conservation Building Code ; • Amend penalty provisions ; • Increase members in the governing council of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) ; • Empower the State Electricity Regulatory Commissions to make regulations for smooth discharge of its functions • To put in place enabling provisions to make the use of clean energy, including green hydrogen, mandatory and to establish carbon markets. Significance • Climate Change & Paris Agreement: • Climate change has become a reality and governments across the world are making stronger commitments towards climate action to avert the crisis. • India made a commitment as a part of the Paris Agreement, which is a legally binding international treaty on climate change. • Updated NDCs: • According to the recently updated N...

In News- Recently, the Delhi government has released its socio-economic survey which covered 1.02 crore people between November 2018 and November 2019 . The report was finalised in November 2020 . • It reveals the socio-economic composition of the city , including details on income, education, chronic illnesses, the status of vaccination, employment and preferred modes of transport, etc. • The survey was carried out by the Delhi Directorate of Economics and Statistics (DES). Major Areas of Concerns: • Education: • • • 2,21,694 children between the ages of 6 and 17 were out of the school system , including 1,31,584 who had dropped out and 90,110 who had never attended school. • The predominant reasons for not attending school in the age group of 6-17 years: • Financial constraints. (most prominent) • Engagement in domestic duties. • Desired education level achieved. • Engagement in economic activities. • Officials of the Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan have requested DES for details on the children (out of school) in order to trace them. • Under Samagra Shiksha, education department officials trace ‘ Out of School Children ’ every year and try to enrol them in Special Training Centres (STCs), which work to prepare them for entry into mainstream school at an age-appropriate class. • Early Childhood Development: • • • Children in the age group of 0-6 years , of whom just over half (55.40%) attended Anganwadi centres. • Among pregnant women aged 18 years and above, 47.15% were found t...

About Next IAS Academy – UPSC Coaching Institute in Delhi NEXT IAS Academy is dedicated to educating students for the preparation of UPSC Civil Services Examination in all possible modes so that they can best serve our nation. Advancing in this direction, they are starting the facility of Live/Online Classes from the session 2018-19 so as to accommodate those students who are unable to access their classroom courses at Delhi. Hence they’ll bring their courses at the doorsteps of students at an affordable cost. Details of Next IAS Academy – IAS Coaching Institute in Delhi Detail Rating out of 10 Batch Strength 8 Faculty 6 Past Year Results 6 Infrastructure 7 Fees 4 Benefits of Next IAS Academy – IAS Coaching Institute in Rajinder Nagar, Delhi • The batch size has limited students. • Good track record of previous years’ results. Demerits of Next IAS Academy – IAS Coaching Institute in Central Delhi • Fees are on the higher side. • Management is not good. Student Testimonials of Next IAS Academy, Rajinder Nagar, Delhi “I am preparing for Civil Services Examination and NEXT IAS is a very good institute for this. The faculty members are very supportive and the content provided is rich in quality. Thank you NEXT IAS.” Priya Bakshi “Staff at office not good. Very arrogant and irresponsible. Do not want to help a student regarding their queries. You can not see friendly spirit in their work. They do not want to answer your questions about anything relevant to their coaching instit...

NEXT IAS announces "Prelims Test Series for CSE 2020" starting from 29th September 2019 in both offline and online mode. The Comprehensive Test Series will examine knowledge of students and prepare them to develop the right attitude for UPSC Prelims through numerous MCQs over the course of the Test Series. The test series, through practice, will also help students reduce the rate of errors during the UPSC Prelims Examination. UPSC Civil Services Examination is considered to be one of the toughest Examination in India. The Prelims Examination is the first of three stages of UPSC examination. The exam is divided into two parts: UPSC Prelims Examination 2020 (31st May, 2020) Timing Marks Nature GS Paper 9:30 AM to 11: 30 AM 200 Marks Merit is based on GS Paper Score CSAT 2:00 PM to 4: 00 PM 200 Marks Qualifying The objective GS Paper of Prelims exam plays a key role in every aspirant’s success in UPSC. Only those students who clear Prelims examination are allowed to appear for the next stages of UPSC Civil Services Examination. Considering the changes in the pattern and added importance of GS Paper after CSAT was made qualifying paper in Prelims, preparation for preliminary examination becomes tricky as UPSC keeps throwing surprises by asking questions which not many expects. Moreover, the dynamic nature of the GS Paper forces students to integrate their studies with current events of national and international events along with basic reference books. This requires an exclusi...