1. In India, an e-Public Distribution System or e-Public Distribution System (ePDS) has been developed to deal with food shortage and through this, food grains are distributed to the poor people of the society at affordable prices.

2. The Centre's allocation of grains to the states depends on the availability of grains in the central stocks and the average grain purchased by the states in the last three years.

3. The main commodities available under this benefit are – wheat, rice, sugar and kerosene.

1. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) are changing the world of education by providing free online courses.

2. MOOC is a web-based free distance learning program that ensures the participation of students from geographically remote areas in the field of education.

3. It offers free online courses for higher education, executive education and employee development.

1. The snapping option of Windows 10 allows us to move up to four windows on one screen.

2. To use snapping, you simply need to drag a window to any edge or corner of the screen.

1. Rajasthan Government has started the online service of “Raj e-Vault”.

2. The Rajasthan Government has launched a digital document manager in the form of an online portal “Raj e-Vault”

3. Once you have created your e-vault, all the documents which are related to the government.

4. Visit the official website of Raj e-Vault using your Aadhaar ID; An OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number. Enter the OTP and start uploading your documents.

1. Icons are small pictures that represent a program, folder, or program function and are displayed in the user's user interface when they are double-clicked.

1. We live in an eCommerce-centric world where all types of business models are growing at a rapid pace.

2. This model involves electronic transactions between two customers. Typically, they transact through a third party that provides a platform to those two customers. Websites selling second-hand items are examples of the C2C eCommerce model.

The mobile wallet can be used for the following functions:

1. Payment: Using a mobile wallet, you can make payments both online and offline. You can pay using your mobile wallet at any store, restaurant, or other business that accepts mobile wallets.

2. Money Transfer: Using a mobile wallet, you can transfer funds from your bank account to another person's bank account. You can send money to your friends, family, or any other person using a mobile wallet.

3. Recharge and bill payments: Using a mobile wallet, you can pay your mobile phone, data pack, electricity bill, water bill, and other bills.

4. Point of Sale (POS) Transactions: Using mobile wallets, you can make payments through POS machines. For POS transactions, you simply need to open your mobile wallet app and tap your phone on the POS machine to make a payment.