Foreign Exchange Reserves
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•Foreign exchange reserves, or foreign exchange reserves, are funds owned by the central bank of a country in other currencies, including the US dollar, euro, and yen.
Among them are:
•Foreign currency assets
•Gold reserves
•Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)
•Reserve position in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
•Foreign exchange reserves strongly impact a country's economic stability and development.
•As of October 2022, India's Forex Reserves stood at approximately $532 billion, making it one of the largest holders of forex reserves in the world. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) manages these reserves to maintain exchange rate stability, meet foreign exchange requirements, and provide a buffer against external shocks.
HUMONOID Teachers
• HUMONOID Teachers are humanoid robots designed to teach and interact with students in the classroom. They come equipped with advanced artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning algorithms, and natural language processing capabilities.
• Advantages offered by the humanoid teachers:
• Personalized education experience
• Adaptation education method
• Comments evaluation and real-time
• Student participation increase
• Humanoid teachers can transform the whole education department and can be offered them as follows. It proved to be completely useful while granting access to quality education in far-flung areas or as additional support to human teachers.
COP 29:
• The next international climate meeting is COP 29 and begins in 2023. Purpose: COP 29 brings world leaders together, governments, and stakeholders to discuss and agree upon a global effort to address the issue of climate change.
•The agenda for COP 29 is likely to include: Global Stocktake: A comprehensive review of global progress toward the achievement of the goals of the Paris Agreement.
• Expected outcomes from COP 29 include: Strengthened Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) Countries will have to submit revised and more ambitious NDCs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
