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shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 21 the osiris-rex mission initiated in september 2016 reached asteroid bennu in december 2018 after nearly two years of observations. in october 2020 the spacecraft successfully landed on bennus surface securing a sample. the asteroid samples were delivered to the utah desert on september 24 marking the culmination of this ambitious seven-year mission shine india monthly magazine shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 20 the samples collected so far exceed the missions goal of gathering 60 grams of asteroid debris. to date nasa has retrieved 70.3 grams of rocks and dust. researchers have already begun analyzing these samples and have identified an abundance of carbon and water molecules shine india ... shine india monthly magazine shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 19 when the aluminum lid to the sample canister was initially removed the mission team found black dust and debris on the canisters avionics deck. although the sample canister hasnt been opened yet nasa revealed samples collected from the outside of the tagsam head on october 11. these samples exceeded expectations presenting a delightful challenge for the scient... shine india monthly magazine shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 18 efforts to open the tagsam head have faced complications. nasa reported that two of the 35 fasteners on the tagsam head couldnt be removed using the current tools approved for use in the osiris-rex glovebox. the team is actively developing new approaches to safely extract the material while preserving its integrity Read More....
Junior science refresher magazine Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 11 newtons third law of motion stating “for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” is a fundamental concept in physics. however scientists have uncovered a fascinating exception to this law within the realm of biological swimmers particularly human sperm. in a recent study researchers found that sperm can swim by deforming their bodi... Arihant current affairs magazine Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 10 when the crpi act was introduced in parliament in march 2022 it faced opposition from members who labeled it as “unconstitutional” and a threat to privacy. despite these concerns the government has moved forward with its implementation Arihant monthly current affairs m... Arihant current affairs magazine Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 9 to prevent the misuse of databases the ncrb has emphasized the importance of robust technological legal and forensic safeguards. access to these databases is limited to designated officials in real time ensuring data security and privacy Arihant monthly current affairs magazine sub... Arihant current affairs magazine Arihant current affairs magazinepublished this article page no 8 the crpi act replaces the century-old identification of prisoners act 1920 which had limited scope focusing primarily on capturing finger and foot-print impressions and photographs of convicted prisoners and specific categories of arrested individuals Arihant monthly current affairs... Arihant current affairs magazine Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 7 the national automated fingerprint identification system (nafis) managed by the ncrb has been integrated into the crpi acts implementation. nafis includes fingerprint data for over 1 crore people including accused and convicts and is available at around 1300 police stations across the country Read More....
Arihant current affairs magazine Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 6 one significant challenge in the implementation process is the lack of resources and training for police personnel. while the mha covers hardware costs states must bear the expenses related to secure internet lines and operational costs. these financial constraints have posed difficulties for several police departments Read More....
Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle published this article page no 5 to ensure the successful implementation of the crpi act the ministry of home affairs (mha) established a domain committee comprising representatives from state police central law enforcement agencies and key stakeholders. additionally a technical sub-committee was formed to create sops for capturing dna as a measurement. states were tasked with identifying suitable... Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle published this article page no 4 the national crime records bureau (ncrb) tasked with overseeing the acts implementation worked on finalizing the standard operating procedure (sop) that police officials would follow when recording measurements. while the act and rules did not explicitly mention dna samples and face matching procedures the ncrb informed state police officials that these measures wo... Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle published this article page no 3 in april 2022 the indian parliament passed the criminal procedure identification act (crpi) granting police and central investigating agencies the authority to collect store and analyze physical and biological samples including retina and iris scans of arrested individuals. however it took until september 2022 for the rules associated with the act to be officially ... Banking service chronicle Banking service chroniclepublished this article page no 2 more than a year after the passage of the criminal procedure identification act (crpi) in parliament india is poised to introduce dna and face matching systems in 1300 police stations nationwide. despite the acts provisions its complete implementation on the ground has faced logistical and connectivity challenges. this article explores the journey toward implementin... Banking service chronicle Banking service chronicle published this article page no 1 more than a year after the passage of the criminal procedure identification act (crpi) in parliament india is poised to introduce dna and face matching systems in 1300 police stations nationwide. despite the acts provisions its complete implementation on the ground has faced logistical and connectivity challenges. this article explores the journey toward implementi...