07.11.18 (MPPSC) Madhya PradeshCurrent Affairs

MADHYA PRADESH   Madhya Pradesh Art : Thapa   In its more basic form of hand prints, Thapa can be witnessed anywhere in the country both across time and across regions. In Rajasthan this art has acquired diverse forms and multilevel symbolism. Along with the usual hand prints, we witness here iconic representations of various … Read more

19.11.18 (MPPSC) Madhya PradeshCurrent Affairs

MADHYA PRADESH   Madhya Pradesh Culture: BhagoriaHaat Festival   In the local language, the carnival is called as the festival of love. Celebrated with great pomp and show by the tribal people of Madhya Pradesh, BhagoriaHaat Festival is one of its kind in which young girls and boys have a right to elope after choosing … Read more

08.11.18 (MPPSC) Madhya PradeshCurrent Affairs

  MADHYA PRADESH   Civic body to come up with navigation app   New Bhopal map would enable users to reach the exact door on a particular floor by way of a geo-tagging.   The application would rely on BSCDCL project which would geo-tag every residence and commercial property in the city with a unique … Read more

29.11.18 (MPPSC) Madhya PradeshCurrent Affairs

MADHYA PRADESH   1 polling centre to be selected in each constituency for matching results with VVPAT   As per the directive of the Election Commission of India, one polling centre will be selected on a random basis in every Vidhan Sabha constituency and the slip of the VVPAT used in the centre will be … Read more

14.11.18 (MPPSC) Madhya PradeshCurrent Affairs

MADHYA PRADESH   Madhya Pradesh Culture : Karma Dance   Among the Gonds and the Baigas of Chhattisgarh and the Oraons of the north-west fringes of Madhya Pradesh, the Karma dance is very common. This form is associated with the fertility cult and essentially I related to the Karma festival that falls in the month … Read more

03-04.11.18 (MPPCS) Madhya Pradesh Current Affairs

MADHYA PRADESH   Madhay Pradesh Culture : Akiri Dance   Akiri dance is a trademark of the cattle herders of Gwalior.The dance also has religious overtones as the various communities of Gwalior who performed this dance are considered to be the descendants of lord Krishna. People belonging to the Ahir, Gwala, Rawat, Beat and Baredi … Read more