UGC in India// Protest against UGC Bill in 2026//UGC Issue 2026.

 

UGC in India// Protest against UGC in 2026//UGC Issue

 

Introduction

UGC (University Grants Commission) is a statutory body of Indian government under minister of education that coordinates, determine and maintain standard of higher education of colleges and universities all over India. It has its head quarter in New Delhi with six regional centres all over the country. It regulates universities, provides recognition and fixes academic standard. It was established in year 1956.

 

Functions of UGC

The functions of UGC as follows

 

Recognition of Universities: It is the only body that gives recognition to all new universities in India. According to UGC all universities are categorized under central, state, deemed and private according to criteria set for it.

 

Funding Higher Education: UGC decides whether to sanction government fund or not to any university or college for further development of institution and its infrastructure.

 

Setting standard: UGC sets regulations for standard education and examination that includes best teaching standard, fair examination and research in college.

 

Conducting Exams: UGC conducts exams like NET (National Eligibility Test) for recruiting Professor and assistant professors for lectureship. It also finds Junior Research Fellowships (JRF).

 

Quality Assurance: It determines and instructs universities and colleges to maintain standard quality of education at par with UGC norms and NAAC. 

 

Importance of UGC:

It plays an important role for education in India. It is the only body which distinguishes between standard and non-standard universities all over the country. It also monitors and identifies fake universities to protect students and their career. It is mandatory to follow guidelines of UGC to open and run university anywhere in India.

 

 

Protest against UGC in 2026

 

By General students

There is protest by general or unreserved students of many universities across Utter Pradesh for two main reasons.

One is that the new bill is in favor of SC,ST and OBC as it removes the barrier of discrimination among caste based groups like General, SC, ST and OBC.

The second is the threat of misuse of the rule against general or unreserved students in highly charged campus by reserved students.

 

By SC, ST and OBC students

Some scholars claim that the new UGC bill will weaken the 2012 guidelines by removing discriminatory act which prevents them from mistreatment. They demand immediate reformation and stronger protection act to be implemented.  

 

 

Opinion

No doubt UGC is one of the legal bodies that gives birth to new universities, controls them and coordinates tactfully. It ensures the quality education as well as development of colleges with government fund support. Some decisions taken by UGC sometimes shows negative impact as well. But rest assured it is in process of implementation now. The authority will certainly take appropriate steps to find permanent solution of such chaos.   

All about Subhadra Yojana in Odisha// Why many beneficiaries are excluded from Subhadra Yojana in Odisha?

All about Subhadra Yojana in Odisha// Why many beneficiaries are excluded from Subhadra Yojana in Odisha?

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Introduction (What is Subhadra Yojana?)

Subhadra Yojana is a women centric project designed for economic growth of women in India. The prime objective of this Yojana is to empower women economically and to improve their living status. It was launched on 17 September, 2024 by Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Damodardas Modi on occasion of his birth day. It was a monetary assistant for all daughters, sisters and mothers of India from our venerable Prime Minister.  

 

Benefits of Subhadra Yojana

Any woman age between 21 and 60 can get Rupees 50000 (fifty thousand) financial benefit under this Yojana. The total money will be credited to beneficiaries’ bank account directly in ten installments. Each installment will carry Rs.5000 twice a year. Applicant may visit Anganbadi, or Block or Common service centers, or Mo seba Kendra, or Jana Seba Kendra to apply for Subhadra Yojana. Apart from it there are some special conditions required to avail the benefits of the project.

The criteria are as follow. 

1.    She must be Indian.

2.    Age should be between 21 and 60

3.    Economic status must be under NFSA (National food security act) or SFSS (State food security scheme)

4.    Total family income should not exceed 2.5 lakh annually.

 

Why many beneficiaries are excluded from Subhadra Yojana?

Key Reasons for exclusion are as follows

1.    Government employees are not eligible for this Yojana.

2.    If beneficiary gets other financial benefits more than rupees 1500 monthly or rupees 18000 yearly under other scheme of government will not fit for this purpose.

3.    If beneficiary own vehicle will be excluded from this scheme.

4.    If beneficiary posses more than 5 acre of farming land will be unlisted.

5.    If data given in application form, adhara card and other document mismatch each other, the application will be rejected.

6.    Incomplete KYC, delinking of bank account and lack of ration card is a valid cause of rejection.

 

How to resolve the problems?

Some of the issues are unavoidable while some problems can be solved by filling grievance online or offline. For this purpose the victim may visit to concerned block authority or visit mo seba Kendra, Jana Seba Kendra and other common service centers all over India.

Once grievance filed, the concerned body officers or agents may visit physically for enquiry. The final decision will be taken towards your grievance by Yojna Authoriy.

 

If you are considered eligible applicant, you will avail the scheme regularly. Or else you will be unlisted from the applicant list.  

 

 

Opinion

The scheme is like some of the other scheme which is meant for politics and political success. It is like showing sympathy one way and gripping voters other way. Also government does not have such heavy fund to assist public because we are living in a indebted country. We all are having a liability over our head from international banks. Then how it is possible to distribute such heavy amount to beneficiaries is a matter of headache. Any way this is not only scheme that has hidden motive but also many other schemes under previous governments had also been  implemented to win the thorn. Jago grahak jago. It is your turn to be careful while choosing your government.  

All about asteroid and Impact of Asteroid on earth. // What if asteroid hits on the earth?

 

*Impact of Asteroid on the earth// What if asteroid hits on the earth?

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Our universe

The universe is miracle of super natural power. We can see millions of stars, planets, sub planets, asteroids, meteors, meteorites, comets and many more celestial bodies. There are many constellations found in the sky like Ursa Major or Greater Bear or Great Bear, Orion, Cassiopeia, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Crux etc. These are located in different galaxies in the sky. A few celestial bodies can be seen with naked eyes from earth but most of them are beyond the reach of our vision.     

 

Asteroid in our solar system

Milky Way galaxy is one of the well known galaxies in the universe. Solar System is found in this galaxy. The sun and its eight planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune), asteroids, meteors and comets together form solar system. The sun occupies the central position and its other family members move around it. Except Venus all other planets moves from west to east direction on their orbits. But the Venus goes from east to west around the sun on its orbit. The moving of these planets around the sun is known as revolution.

 

What is asteroid in our solar system?  

Asteroids are found between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter. These are the fragments of big planets created by collision between planets ages ago. The asteroids are made of iron, nickel and carbon. These are seen in the form of metallic rock revolving around the sun in the solar system. These are numerous in number and attracted by gravitational force of Jupiter. That is why asteroids do not fall or slips out from their orbit. But sometimes these asteroids go beyond their orbit due to less impact of gravitation force of Jupiter on it.       

 

Why asteroids hit earth crust?

The earth pulls these fallen asteroids towards it by its gravitational force. The fallen asteroids are rocks of fire. However these wrecked rock fragments when enter into atmosphere of earth, smash into ash owing to heavy friction between air and asteroid. Many asteroids are so big to destroy completely in atmosphere and come to earth surface in small size. Usually such small rock residuals cannot impact or hamper the earth and lives on earth. If the size of residual asteroids is very big then it can damage and destroy the lives as well as the whole vegetation on the earth.

  

 

Impacts of asteroid hit on earth crust

There can be immediate impact and long term impact of asteroid hit on earth crust.

Immediate impacts:

1.    Sudden increase in temperature of the whole world.

2.    Acid rain fall that can damage aquatic life as well as land life.

3.    Tsunami impact in ocean that can bring mass destruction all over the world.

4.    Earth quake impact on weak zone from earth quake point of view.

5.    Extinction of life both flora and fauna closer to asteroid hit area.

6.     Crater formation that may create imbalance on surface of earth.

Long term impact:

1.    Climate change drastically leads to change in seasonal effect on life.

2.    Mass extinction of life on earth like dinosaur and other animals and birds.

  

 

Conclusion

Asteroid is a natural space object which revolves around the sun on their orbits between mars and Jupiter. These are very dangerous to our earth if they collide with it. But there is less chance of such incident due to advancement of science and technology. There is no need to worry about falling and striking of asteroid on earth. Thank you.

Why there is protest for Aravalli Hill? How Aravalli helps India?

 

Controversy for Aravalli Hill// Why there is protest for Aravalli Hill?

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Introducing Aravalli Hill

One of the oldest folded mountain range of the world is the Aravalli hill located across north-west of India. It spreads over around 700 kilometres through Gujarat, Rajasthan, Delhi and Haryana. It stands as natural barrier for our country from many points of view. Our ecology maintains its balance with the help of this old hill since long past. It is a house of various species of flora and fauna. Around 200 species of fauna and full of different kinds of tree are found in the forests of Aravalli hill. The mountain has covered with deciduous forest, swampy area, and low height flat land. Leopard, Hyenas, wolf, porcupine, nilgai, and sambar are some of the common animals found in the hill. The dominant trees of this hill are Dhau, Salai, Dhak, Khejdi, Acacia, Rohida and various shrubs.       

 

Aravalli helps us

·         The range forms a green wall and prevents spreading of desertification of Thar Desert towards Indo-Gangetic plain of India.

·         The desert dust is dropped by striking on high hill and its dance forest trees.

·         This hill range helps to maintain good air quality by filtering dust-mixed air comes from Thar Desert.

·         The hill plays an important role to maintain ground water level which is essential for the local people as well as trees all over there.

·         It is a biodiversity conversation as you can see many animals and trees throughout the hill.

·         The range influence rainfall and wind flow that helps to keep good climate condition all over the Aravalli hill.

·         The area is rich in mineral resources like Marble, Granite, Copper and many precious metals which attract many industrialists to open their industry.  

 

Aravalli is in danger

·         Since Indian supreme court has announced that 100 meter high hills of  Aravali range  is considered as flat land, it become opportunity for many industrialist to open their mines so that they can extract valuable metals and worthy mine products.

·         Though Supreme Court of India has mentioned that only 0.19% of hill area comes under less than 100 meter high hill, still it paves the way for slow demolish of whole Aravalli.

·         Many construction sites have already been started and illegal mining is going on rampantly.   

·         No doubt the idea behind such opening is to grow economy of our country but what we are going to lose is terrific from ecology point of view.

·         The hot wind from north-west will enter in India without any barrier, if Aravalli range is raped for human selfishness. The extreme hot wind will not allow regional middle class and poor class people to survive easily.

·         Such changing in climate will prevail all over north India that can be pathetic for life.

·         According to many wise mind that some virus those live on plants in forest will find new host body to survive, if trees are cut. And human being would be their first choice to live with. Such virus can generate new types of disease which is inevitable.      

 

How to save Aravalli Hills

A single person with single effort cannot save the great Aravalli hill. It needs collective effort with novel will. Some politicians interfere with public support to save the natural barrier of India. But do they have divine motive behind it? Hence it is a matter of thinking that we must go with Supreme Court verdict. Blindly following such selfish leaders may push us into trench of difficulty. Yes it is our duty to protest but in legal way. So be alert and drive yourself carefully while being the part of mob in rally. Thank you.  

How Tiger became the national animal of India? why the Tiger is the national animal of India ?

 

Tiger is the national animal of India, why? // How Tiger became the national animal of India?

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Introduction

Tiger is a well-known name in the list of wild and ferocious animals all over the world. The biggest member of cat family is tiger. Royal Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India since 1972. Its unique features and royal look represents the animal dome of India. Though lion are also found in India but the first position goes to Tiger that has been crowned as king of Indian forest. The dangerous predator designation of the earth at present goes to the most majestic animal the royal Bengal tiger. In India the government has banned killing and poaching such animal. Many tiger reservoirs have been created to protect as well as increase the number of tiger in our country. There is a big question mark that how and why this beast grabbed the national animal position.    

 

Features of tiger

The average length of a tiger is two and half meter from tip of nose to end of tail. Tiger always hunt alone to its prey. The quarter pad animal looks ferocious and gorgeous with orange-brown over coat with black strips on it. Like other four footed animal it resembles the largest and bigger size of common cat. It has two horns, two eyes and a tail. Its agility, soft movement of foot and speed running makes the animal more ferocious and fierce. Its eyes appears terrible when it hunting. The brisk steps help it to hunt silently. Its growling generates fear in heart and mind of spectator. The carnivorous controls the population of herbivorous animals on earth. It maintains the balance among herbivorous and carnivorous animals on earth.       

 

National animal of India

It has become the national animal of India since 1972. Due to its terrific look and agility while hunting made it our national pride. It stands in number one position among all wild and pet animals in India. Its unique color skin and strong teeth has become its enemy. Because these body parts have heavy demand in foreign. So many hunters started killing and selling tiger skin and teeth to earn heavy lump sum. Accordingly the number of tiger has been reduced day to day gradually in India. Hence to prevent poaching and illegal hunting of tiger the Indian government has adopted and declared the animal as national animal of India. Apart from it our government has arranged and created many reservoirs for tiger rearing and preventing the endangered species. Similipal, Ranthambor, and Kajiranga are some of well known places where tiger reservoirs are found.

   

Conclusion

Tiger is not only a wild animal but also it is our national property. Every year many tourists visit India to see tigers in zoo. They play an important role in our environment by killing herbivorous animals. Otherwise there would be thrive of animals like deer, wild beast, zebra, Giraffe, antelope and other herbivorous animals etc. Now it is our duty to coordinate our government regarding tiger save project. Thank you.      

How Peacock became the national bird of India? Why peacock is the national bird of India?

How Peacock became the national bird of India? Why peacock is the national bird of India?

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Introduction

There are numbers of birds live in India. Around 2000 species of birds have been spotted in our country. Many birds are beautiful by their appearance while some are well-known for their sweet voice. Some are popular for their unique feature like hunting and attacking. According to their food habits such birds can be herbivorous and some are omnivorous. Many terrible prey birds are scavengers. But we are discussing about the national bird of India in this blog article. Peacock is the national bird of our country. How it became pride of our nation is a mystery for public. In this article we will reveal the myth and reality behind why peacock is our national bird.    

 

Features of peacock

A peacock is 2.5 meter long bird including its tail feathers.

A peacock looks vibrant and attractive with blue, green and black designs on its feathers and body.

It is a vibrant colorful bird patterned eyes design on each feather.

There are quills on its head depicts king like appearance.

It can fly short distance as well as short height due to its heavy and long body structure.

It has two wings, two legs with strong claws, two eyes and one beak.

A peacock diet on insects, small creatures, nuts, fruits etc.

Peacock kills snakes and other poisonous insects.

It likes black clouds and starts dancing when clouds prevail in the sky.

Its sound does not attract much the viewers but generate terror in the heart of snakes.

 

National bird

Since 1962 the peacock was awarded the crown of national bird of India. It represents our nation as our national bird due to many factors. Its royal walk and appearance made it pride of India. It also does not resemblance the national bird of other country. This bird is found allover India due to support of its climate and environment. The cozy forests of India are suitable for peacock to live comfortably. Many bird reservoirs in our country like Jim corbet national park of Maharashtra, Gir national park of Gujarat, Bharatpur Sikri of Madhyapradesh gives wide natural residence to peacock. Apart from these peacocks can be seen in all states of India.

 

Religious link

Five thousand years ago Lord Sri Krishna had taken incarnation on earth in India. He used to put on a feather of peacock on his crown which symbolizes love, victory and popularity. Many regional festivals like Danda Nach of Ganjam district of Odiash in India use such feathers while processing the worship. Some other Hindu festivals are incomplete without use of peacock feather.

 

Conclusion

It is prohibited killing peacock according to animal protection act of India. Due to which such bird can flourish all over our country. This is our duty to save this bird from extinction owing to human selfishness. Thank you.