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|[[File:Image.png|left|frameless|36x36px]]Online Platform that provides helpful content and knowledgeable resources about the India and the World. | |||
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Revision as of 05:07, 27 January 2025
Welcome to GyaankoshThe India’s E-Knowledge Repository that contain several topics, notes, study resources and provides a lot of knowledgeable and useful content for the Indians or Bharatians globally. |
Manual ScavengingManual scavenging refers to the practice of manually cleaning, handling, or removing human excreta from dry latrines, sewers, septic tanks, or open drains. This degrading and hazardous practice is often undertaken by marginalized communities, particularly in regions with inadequate sanitation systems. Manual scavengers usually use hand tools such as buckets, brooms and shovels. Manual Scavenging has originated during colonial and feudal systems, where specific caste groups were assigned this task. It is strongly linked to the caste system in countries like India, where Dalits and other marginalized groups have traditionally been forced into this occupation. In London, cesspits containing human waste were called 'gongs' or 'jakes' and men employed to clean them 'Gongfermours' or 'Gongfarmers'. (Read Full Article....) |
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,_Smt._Nirmala_Sitharaman_interacting_with_the_German_startups,_incubators_and_other_such_stakeholders,_in_Berlin,_Germany_on_May_29,_2017.jpg) National Startup DayThe 16th January is regarded as the National Startup Day. As the 16th January was declared by PM Modi in 2022 as National Startup Day. The main aim to declare this day is to mark the launch of Startup India initiative by Modi Government on 16th January, 2016. According to the sources, the India is now world’s 3rd largest startup ecosystem (after US & China). Read about this day Also Read (Government and Polity related Articles) |