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Significance of American Chemical Society (ACS) logo

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Significance of American Chemical Society (ACS) logo The square shaped ACS logo has two triangular parts.  The upper half consists of a mythological phoenix bird rising from the flame. The phoenix bird symbolizes immortality, like energy, and in ancient Greek and Egyptian mythology it is associated with the sun god, the supreme source of energy.  The lower half consists of letter ACS along with 'Liebig kaliapparat glass apparatus'.  The color of the upper half is of gold whereas the bottom half is of cobalt blue which represent fire and water respectively, the key components of chemistry. The Liebig kaliapparat glass apparatus was developed by German chemist Baron Justus von Liebig in 1830. He is widely considered as the father of organic chemistry. Justus von Liebig (1803-73) Kaliapparat glass apparatus is a small triangular hollow glass apparatus with five bulbs inserted along its three arms. The field of organic synthesis started with this apparatus and first precise...

What is One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)?

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1. What is the One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) scheme? It is national licenses system for e-journal subscriptions from 30 major publishers .  Through this scheme ' Article Processing Charges ' (APC) for publishing in selected good quality open access journals shall be provided to the journal publishers. 2. One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) scheme in detail Nationwide access to scholarly research articles and journal publications is facilitated through a streamlined, user-friendly, and entirely digital process.  It is part of the recent Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Act, an initiative by Government of India. The initiative will grant access to a vast repository of knowledge contained in high-quality scholarly journals. Approximately 1.8 crore students, faculty members, researchers, and scientists across all disciplines will benefit. The scheme extends its reach to tier-2 and tier-3 cities, ensuring equitable access to academic resources. By enabling acces...

GDP Growth journey of six major economies of the world since 1980 and prediction till 2030

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USA, China, India, Germany, Japan and UK are top six large economies of the world as on 2024. Here is the GDP (Nominal, Current Prices) growth data of these six major economies since 1980. Data source International Monetary Fund (IMF) .  To understand the growth of India, Germany, Japan and UK better, Y axis is plotted in Log scale .   Data with milestones So, as per International Monetary Fund (IMF) India is going to be  4 trillion USD economy by 2025 5 trillion USD economy by 2027  3rd largest economy by 2028. Reference All are included in the text as hyperlink Read other posts of this website All posts

Growth of Indian States and Union territories as per GDP data since 2011

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Here is the GDP ( Nominal, Current Prices ) growth data of 33 Indian states and Union territories since 2011-12. Data source Niti Ayog . Reference All are included in the text as hyperlink Read other posts of this website All posts

GDP data of all 33 Indian states and Union territories

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Here is the GDP ( Nominal, Current Prices ) data of all all 33 Indian states and Union territories (2022-23). Data source Niti Ayog . Reference All are included in the text as hyperlink Read other posts of this website All posts  

Where India and Indian Tops (Historical data)

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Indian Tops in many fields India Tops on many criteria.  In this article let us add them together in this article.  Population Highest in the world: 145,09,35,791 (2024) To be updated  

GDP Data of world's all 196 countries (2024)

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Here is the Nominal GDP data of all 196 countries 1. Counties with GDP, Nominal: 1-30 Trillion USD 2. Counties with GDP, Nominal: 0.1-1 Trillion USD 3. Counties with GDP, Nominal: 0.01-0.1 Trillion USD 4. Counties with GDP, Nominal: 0.00001-0.01 Trillion USD Reference All are included in the text as hyperlink Read other posts of this website All posts

GDP Nominal, GDP PPP, GDP Per Capita

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1. GDP Nominal The formula for calculating Nominal GDP is:   Nominal GDP= ∑(Price of Goods and Services×Quantity of Goods and Services) Or, more generally: Nominal GDP=C+I+G+(X−M) Where:     C = Consumption (spending by households)     I = Investment (spending by businesses on capital)     G = Government spending     X = Exports     M = Imports (subtracted to account for spending on foreign goods) This formula sums up all spending in an economy at current market prices, without adjusting for inflation.  2. GDP, Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) The simplest formula for GDP at Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) is:   GDP (PPP) = Nominal GDP/ Price Level Index (PLI) Where: Nominal GDP is the GDP at current market prices. Price Level Index (PLI) is a factor that adjusts for differences in price levels between countries, relative to a base country or the world average. Alternatively, if comparing across countri...

Countries with GDP Per Capita of 1 Thousands US dollar or more

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1. There are total 172 countries which have GDP, Nominal ( per capita ) more than 1 thousand US dollar.    21 Major economies ( GDP, Nominal ) worldwide  Nominal GDP Per capita (Thousand USD) 1 . Luxembourg : 135.32 2 . Switzerland : 106.10 3 . Ireland : 103.50 4 . Norway : 90.43 5 . Singapore : 89.37 6 . United States : 86.60 7 . Iceland : 85.79 8 . Macao SAR : 77.19 9 . Qatar : 71.57 10 . Denmark : 69.27 11 . Netherlands : 67.98 12 . Australia : 65.97 13 . San Marino : 59.84 14 . Austria : 58.67 15 . Sweden : 57.21 16 . Belgium : 56.13 17 . Germany : 55.52 18 . Finland : 54.77 19 . Canada : 53.83 20 . Hong Kong SAR : 53.16 21 . Israel : 53.11 22 . United Kingdom : 52.42 23 . United Arab Emirates : 49.55 24 . France : 48.01 25 . New Zealand : 47.07 26 . Andorra : 45.28 27 . Malta : 44.14 28 . Italy : 40.29 29 . Aruba : 39.70 30 . Puerto Rico : 37.93 31 . Cyprus : 37.77 32 . Bahamas, The : 36.32 33 . Korea, Republic of : 36.13 34 . Spain : 35.79 35 . Brunei Darussalam : ...

Countries with GDP of 1 Trillion US dollar or more

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1. There are total 19 countries which have GDP ( nominal ) more than 1 trillion dollar dollar.  Country: GDP (Trillion US dollar) (Oct.2024) GDP Nominal (trillion USD) 1. United States: 29.17 2. China: 18.27 3. Germany: 4.71 4. Japan: 4.07 5. India : 3.89 6. United Kingdom : 3.59 7. France : 3.17 8. Italy : 2.38 9. Canada : 2.21 10. Brazil : 2.19 11. Russian Federation : 2.18 12. Korea, Republic of : 1.87 13. Mexico : 1.85 14. Australia : 1.80 15. Spain : 1.73 16. Indonesia : 1.40 17. Türkiye, Republic of : 1.34 18. Netherlands : 1.22 19. Saudi Arabia : 1.10 20. Switzerland : 0.94 21. Poland : 0.86 2. There are total 32 countries which have GDP, PPP more than 1 trillion USD. ( purchasing power parity, PPP ) GDP PPP (trillion USD) 1  .  China, People's Republic of  :  37.07 2  .  United States  :  29.17 3  .  India  :  16.02 4  .  Russian Federation  :  6.91 5  .  Japan  :  6.57 6...

India in numbers. What makes India an amazing country?

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India is a special country on the earth.  Lets understand India and its specialty in numbers Population Population: 1,210,193,422 (121 Cr) (62.37 Cr males and 58.64 Cr females). Population Growth Rate: The average annual exponential growth rate stands at 1.64 per cent during 2001-2011. Birth Rate:    The Crude Birth rate was 18.3 in 2009. Death Rate:     The Crude Death rate was 7.3 in 2009. Life Expectancy Rate:     65.8 years (Males); 68.1 years (Females) in the period 2006-2011. Sex Ratio: 940 females per 1000 males according to 2011 census Population density: 382 per sq km (2011). Education According to the provisional results of the 2011 census, the literacy rate in the Country stands at 74.04 per cent, 82.14% for males and 65.46% for females. No. of Primary school: 11.96 Lakhs Secondary school: 1.50 Lakhs Higher Secondary school: 1.42 Lakhs  Total school: 14.89 Lakhs College: 45,473 Universities: 1,168 Central Universitie...

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