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Daily Prelims Booster 30th September 2023

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    Daily Prelims Booster 30th September 2023

    1) Net Neutrality: TRAI’s recent consultation on ‘revenue sharing’ and ‘selective banning’ of OTTs providing communication services, sparked the debate on net neutrality in India.

    • Net Neutrality is a principle advocating for an open and equal playing field for all online content and services.
    • It ensures that Internet Service Providers treat all data on internet without discriminating or charging differently based on the content, source, or destination.
    • Regulatory framework on Net Neutrality was notified by the Department of Telecommunication in 2018, which upholds the principle of non-discriminatory treatment, subject to some exceptions.

     

    2) Sonobuoys: Indian Navy plans to equip MQ-9B Sea Guardian Drones with Sonobuoys.

    • Sonobuoy is a small device used for underwater acoustic surveillance.
    • It contains hydrophones that detect underwater sounds, especially those made by submarines.
    • These devices are deployed from aircraft or ships and transmit real-time acoustic data, helping pin-point potential submarine threats

     

    3) Cell Broadcast Alert System (CBAS): Department of Telecommunications with National Disaster Management Authority will be conducting the testing of CBAS.

    • It aims to bolster emergency communication during disasters and prioritize safety and well-being of citizens.
    • CBAS represent a cutting-edge technology used to disseminate critical and time-sensitive disaster management messages.
    • Messages are delivered to all mobile devices within specified geographical areas, regardless of whether the recipients are residents or visitors.
    • Government agencies and emergency services employ Cell Broadcast to keep the public informed about potential threats and to provide vital updates during critical situations.

     

    4) Kamlang Tiger Reserve: Kamlang Tiger Reserve conducted a butterfly walk and nature trail event for the first time ever in association with NGOs.

    • It is located in the Lohit district of Arunachal Pradesh and is named after the Kamlang river which flows through it.
    • Climate: Sub-tropical
    • Flora: Common species of trees include Ammora wallichi (Amari), Gmelina arborea (Gamari), etc.
    • Fauna: Snow Leopard, Clouded Leopard, Tiger, Himalayan Palm Civets, Hornbill, etc.
    • Glow Lake falls within this reserve

     

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