UPSC 2020 Civil Services Preliminaries: The Union Public Service Commission conducted the 2020 Civil Services Preliminary Exam on Sunday, October 4. In the preliminaries there are two documents: Document 1 (General Studies) and Document 2 (CSAT). Test 2 is only qualifying in nature and therefore Test 1 is very important …
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[ad_1] “Notable increases” were seen in deaths in March and early April, the team led by the Yale School of Public Health found. This was especially true in New York and New Jersey, states affected by the pandemic. The study was first reported by the Washington Post. Using data from …
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[ad_1] Gold is trading slightly lower shortly after the regular session opening on Monday. The tone in the market is cautious despite a weaker U.S. Dollar, new central bank stimulus and a strong stock market. These could all be signs of topping action. Now we may not see actual selling …
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[ad_1] Vladislav Sopov While Bitcoin (BTC) holders and analysts worldwide are struggling to predict the post-half price, trader Eric Choe demonstrates why it may not make sense. Content You think, price movements Return point Well-known trader Eric Choe (@ChoeTrades) explained why bullish and bearish radicals have to moderate their expectations …
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[ad_1] From the beginning, Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso are exactly opposite. The Finn seems cold, while the Spanish is a passionate driver. However, Romain Grosjean offers a surprising perspective on both. He accepts that the two are “surprisingly” the same in one way or another. Romain Grosjean has had …
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[ad_1] The government was urged to recognize that racial and racial inequalities are a risk factor for Covid-19 after Guardian’s investigation that revealed that ethnic minorities in England are dying disproportionately high compared to whites. The revelation that people from minority groups appear to be overrepresented among coronavirus deaths, by …
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