Some of the five examples of IoT applications are smart air quality sensors, Sensors for providing alerts on floods, soil monitoring sensors,... View Article
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Real life examples of IoT are Smart appliances, smart energy meters, smart wearable devices etc. You can read about the Internet of Things (IoT)... View Article
In 1948, representatives from the 50 member states of the United Nations devised a list of all the human rights. The General Assembly of the... View Article
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When different devices in our daily lives are connected with the help of the internet, then it is known as the internet of things. Examples are... View Article
Some examples of the internet of things are smart homes, wearable devices for monitoring health, connected cars, Google Home, Amazon Echo. You... View Article
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Yes, Science can definitely be a good optional subject for UPSC. There are plenty of examples where people have cleared UPSC exams in flying... View Article
32nd Constitutional Amendment was made in 1973. Amendment to article 371 of the Constitution was made. It inserted articles 371D and 371E into... View Article
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One of the most popular and powerful supercomputers of India is Pratyush. It is used by Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) for the... View Article
The non-cooperation movement was launched in 1920 with the aim of obtaining self-governance and ultimately getting the British colonial... View Article
Both of these are versions of Android with a few similarities and yet vary a lot. Let us understand more about each of these before we dive into... View Article
As of December 2020, there are 395 articles, 12 Schedules and 22 parts in the Constitution of India. Till now 104 amendments have been made to... View Article
