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Bacteria that have developed a resistance to specific antibiotics are known as multidrug-resistant organisms, meaning that the bacteria can no longer be controlled or killed by the antibiotics. Multidrug-resistant organisms are bacteria that do not respond to treatment with more than one antibiotic.
One of the main causes of multi-drug resistance in Indian microbial pathogens is the use of incorrect antibiotic dosages for treatment of illnesses.
Antimicrobial-resistant bacteria are developed as a result of the extensive use of antibiotics in livestock farming.

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The Center is required by Article 355 to make sure that every state's government is run in conformity with the Constitution's provisions.
In order to fulfill this obligation, the Center assumes control of a state's government under Article 356 in the event that the state's constitutional machinery fails.
This is sometimes referred to as "President's Rule." Other names for it include "State Emergency" and "Constitutional Emergency."

Explanation

This centrally sponsored program was launched in 2014–2015.
It seeks to advance the industry's overall development in horticulture, which includes bamboo and coconut.

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India ranks third globally in terms of production of renewable energy.
India's non-fossil fuel capacity (which includes large hydro and nuclear) surpassed 40% as of July 2023, accounting for roughly 43% of the country's installed electricity capacity. In India, solar and wind power account for more than 30% of all installed capacity, making them the most popular renewable energy sources. By July 2023, solar power will have generated about 70.1 GW and wind power 43.7 GW, which is more than 30% of the total.