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PASSPORT DESIGN FEATURES

PASSPORT DESIGN FEATURES EARLY PASSPORT The oldest passport still in existence was issued on 18 June 1641 which was signed by England's King Charles I. The first modern-style British passports were available in 1915.They include a photograph and signature and consisted of a single piece of paper that folded out and sat between cardboard covers. THE MODERN PASSPORT DESIGN In antique passport photos, people were seen posing in their gardens or at the seaside, with newspaper and musical instruments . In 1920,sveral standards were adopted by the League of Nations. Among its standards were pagination, use of at least 2 languages and a cover bearing the nation's name at the top, it's coat of arms in the centre and the word 'Passport' at the bottom. THE PASSPORT PALLETTE What do the colors mean? Most of the world's passports are three colors; red, blue or green. It's generally accepted that blue passports are favoured by New World countries, red refers to a Communi...

WHO'S DEVELOPING COVID-19 VACCINE?

Who's developing the COVID-19 vaccine? How effective are they & when can we get them? How effective is the new COVID-19 vaccine? Pfizer and BioNTech have reported that their vaccine. BNT162b2 has been more than 90% effective in late-stage trials. India too is conducting Phase 2/3 trails of the AstraZeneca vaccine(Covidshield). Serum Institute of India said it was aiming to produce 100 million (10 crore ) doses by December. What are RNA vaccines? The Moderna and Pfizer vaccines use the same technology, based on mRNA. The RNA technology uses a tiny fragment of the virus' genetic code. This starts making part of the virus inside the body , which the immune system recognizes as foreign. Has this type vaccine ever been used before? RNA vaccine have been approved for use in humans. The vaccine will be considered by regulatory agencies around the world, and they will decide whether the jab can be approved for use. Do any of these vaccines have side effects? Moderna has shown res...

OVERVIEW-INDIA'S RENEWABLE ENERGY

OVERVIEW-INDIA'S RENEWABLE ENERGY Renewable energy has started playing an increasingly important role for augmentation of grid power, providing energy access, reducing consumption of fossil fuels and helping India pursue its low carbon development path. Ahead of COP 21, India submitted its Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) to the UNFCCC, outlining the country’s post-2020 climate actions. India’s INDC builds on its goal of installing 175 gigawatts (GW) of renewable power capacity by 2022. India has set a target to increase the country’s share of non-fossil-based installed electric capacity to 40 percent by 2030. The INDC also commits to reduce India’s GHG emissions intensity per unit GDP by 33 to 35 percent below 2005 levels by 2030, and to create an additional carbon sink of 2.5 to 3 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide through additional tree cover. MISSION Launched in January 2010, the National Solar Mission (NSM) was the first mission to be operationalized under t...

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