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Or meet me personally at #OldRajinderNagar, Delhi
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📌 For one-to-one "Personal Guidance" under me, everyone is free to talk to me , here at 9971495322
Or meet me personally at #OldRajinderNagar, Delhi
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🧑🏫Being ur 'Personal Mentor' in #UPSC, we prepare you as a coach ; advise you as an expert; train you as a master; direct you from our experience; support you as a mentor -so that ,this journey of #civils #govtjob hunt becomes successful.....⛳
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#Interview
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🟥To know more about our plan of execution for #Civilspreparation, feel free to contact - 9971495322
Forwarded from Pib/Aakashwani/AIR/GovtSourcesNews for UPSC PSC Aspirants
📮NOTE:
As winter session of #Parliament is going ,try to take a glance of #pib each day ,during these session days...... because each Ministry releases latest information on all the schemes and present us an authentic data with stuff for #Mains and #Prelims
Thank you!
As winter session of #Parliament is going ,try to take a glance of #pib each day ,during these session days...... because each Ministry releases latest information on all the schemes and present us an authentic data with stuff for #Mains and #Prelims
Thank you!
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Parliament coverage from Bare Act ———
Note : Only for those who has gone through Parliament chapter from Laxmikanth
Parliament coverage from Bare Act ———
Note : Only for those who has gone through Parliament chapter from Laxmikanth
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Parliament (Part 1) Constitutional Provisions Article 79 -122 - Indian Polity - Upsc Prelims & Mains
Parliament (Part 1) - Constitutional Provisions Article 79 to 122 - Indian Polity - Upsc Prelims & Mains
This is a detailed lecture on the provisions of Parliament (Constitutional provisions) and related Judicial judgements
This is Part 1 ( Article 79…
This is a detailed lecture on the provisions of Parliament (Constitutional provisions) and related Judicial judgements
This is Part 1 ( Article 79…
#ColomboSecurityConclave
Colombo Security Conclave also known as CSC is a regional grouping with India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Mauritius and Bangladesh as members and Seychelles as observer
🌎The CSC began in 2020 as a
to forge closer cooperation on maritime and security matters among the three Indian Ocean countries
#prelims
#mains
#IR
#groupings
Colombo Security Conclave also known as CSC is a regional grouping with India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Mauritius and Bangladesh as members and Seychelles as observer
🌎The CSC began in 2020 as a
trilateral grouping of India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives
to forge closer cooperation on maritime and security matters among the three Indian Ocean countries
#prelims
#mains
#IR
#groupings
Climate Change: Fact or myth ??
We all know the facts about Climate Change. Here are the Myths of Climate Change ✅
#EssayWriting
#Mains
#Prelims
We all know the facts about Climate Change. Here are the Myths of Climate Change ✅
#EssayWriting
#Mains
#Prelims
https://x.com/upscwithcsr/status/1936016235759591453?s=46 A thread on “Automatic Stabilizers” in Indian Economy.
👉Mains question :
Q) The role of automatic stabilizers like MGNREGA and the PDS system became crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they provided instant fiscal relief without requiring new legislation. Discuss.
👉Mains question :
Q) The role of automatic stabilizers like MGNREGA and the PDS system became crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic, as they provided instant fiscal relief without requiring new legislation. Discuss.
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☑️ PRELIMS FACT BOOSTER
Topic ; Modern History
✨What is the Round Table Group ?
✨Who is the “Father of Dyarchy” ?
💥Lionel George Curtis
1. British official & Author ; & advocated British Empire Federalism.
2. He is known as the "Father of Dyarchy". ( it's not Montague-Chemsford )
3. His ideas concerning Dyarchy were important in the development of the Government of India Act, 1919.
4. His writings influenced the evolution of the "Commonwealth of Nations" (IR topic)
5. The "Round Table Group" was started by Lionis Curtis and his friends in South Africa after 1906 and it played a very significant part in bringing dyarchy and various elements in the Govt of India Act, 1919.
Curtis requested Sir William Duke who had been the Lt. Governor of Bengal to present his views relating to India. His views were formulated in the "Duke Memorandum", which was a precursor to the Government of India Act, 1919.
#UPSC #Prelims
Topic ; Modern History
✨What is the Round Table Group ?
✨Who is the “Father of Dyarchy” ?
💥Lionel George Curtis
1. British official & Author ; & advocated British Empire Federalism.
2. He is known as the "Father of Dyarchy". ( it's not Montague-Chemsford )
3. His ideas concerning Dyarchy were important in the development of the Government of India Act, 1919.
4. His writings influenced the evolution of the "Commonwealth of Nations" (IR topic)
5. The "Round Table Group" was started by Lionis Curtis and his friends in South Africa after 1906 and it played a very significant part in bringing dyarchy and various elements in the Govt of India Act, 1919.
Curtis requested Sir William Duke who had been the Lt. Governor of Bengal to present his views relating to India. His views were formulated in the "Duke Memorandum", which was a precursor to the Government of India Act, 1919.
#UPSC #Prelims
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☑️PRELIMS FACT BOOSTER
✨what is Cloudburst ?
👉A cloudburst is an extreme amount of rainfall in a short period of time, usually over a small area, leading to flash floods and landslides, especially in hilly or mountainous regions.
👉It is a sudden and very intense rainfall event, typically:
•More than 100 mm (10 cm) of rain in less than an hour
•Over a localized area (e.g., a few square kilometers)
•Often accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds
👉Common in:
•Himalayan states: Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh
•Western Ghats
•Northeast India
👉How Does It Happen?
1.Warm moist air rises rapidly due to convection.
2.It meets colder air in the upper atmosphere.
3.The moisture condenses very quickly, forming cumulonimbus clouds.
4.These clouds fail to move due to wind pattern stagnation.
5.The trapped moisture dumps all at once in one area = Cloudburst.
👉Effects of Cloudburst
•Flash floods
•Landslides
•Soil erosion
•Destruction of roads, bridges, houses
•Loss of life and property
👉Is Cloudburst a Meteorological Term?
Yes, but IMD (India Meteorological Department) doesn’t use “cloudburst” as a formal forecasting category due to:
•Suddenness
•Small spatial scale
•Lack of predictability
👉Mitigation & Preparedness
•Early warning systems
•Disaster-resilient infrastructure
•Weather forecasting advancements
•Community awareness & evacuation drills
#upsc #Prelims #uttarkashi #cloudburst
✨what is Cloudburst ?
👉A cloudburst is an extreme amount of rainfall in a short period of time, usually over a small area, leading to flash floods and landslides, especially in hilly or mountainous regions.
👉It is a sudden and very intense rainfall event, typically:
•More than 100 mm (10 cm) of rain in less than an hour
•Over a localized area (e.g., a few square kilometers)
•Often accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds
👉Common in:
•Himalayan states: Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh
•Western Ghats
•Northeast India
👉How Does It Happen?
1.Warm moist air rises rapidly due to convection.
2.It meets colder air in the upper atmosphere.
3.The moisture condenses very quickly, forming cumulonimbus clouds.
4.These clouds fail to move due to wind pattern stagnation.
5.The trapped moisture dumps all at once in one area = Cloudburst.
👉Effects of Cloudburst
•Flash floods
•Landslides
•Soil erosion
•Destruction of roads, bridges, houses
•Loss of life and property
👉Is Cloudburst a Meteorological Term?
Yes, but IMD (India Meteorological Department) doesn’t use “cloudburst” as a formal forecasting category due to:
•Suddenness
•Small spatial scale
•Lack of predictability
👉Mitigation & Preparedness
•Early warning systems
•Disaster-resilient infrastructure
•Weather forecasting advancements
•Community awareness & evacuation drills
#upsc #Prelims #uttarkashi #cloudburst
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💥SEZ vs DTA - Simplified (with examples)
Think of India as 2 parts 👇
1. DTA (Domestic Tariff Area)
= Normal India
= Taxes apply
Example:
A Delhi factory selling goods in India → normal tax rules
2. SEZ (Special Economic Zone)
= “Special export zone”
= Tax benefits + duty-free imports
Example:
An IT company in SEZ exporting software to USA
☑️Movement of goods (MOST IMPORTANT):
👉 DTA → SEZ = Export
Example: Delhi company sells machines to SEZ unit
👉 SEZ → DTA = Import
Example: SEZ unit sells goods in Indian market → customs duty
☑️Why this system?
1. Promote exports
2. Attract investment
3. Protect domestic producers
📚SEZ = Foreign territory for trade (inside India physically, outside legally)
#UPSC #Economy #Prelims
Think of India as 2 parts 👇
1. DTA (Domestic Tariff Area)
= Normal India
= Taxes apply
Example:
A Delhi factory selling goods in India → normal tax rules
2. SEZ (Special Economic Zone)
= “Special export zone”
= Tax benefits + duty-free imports
Example:
An IT company in SEZ exporting software to USA
☑️Movement of goods (MOST IMPORTANT):
👉 DTA → SEZ = Export
Example: Delhi company sells machines to SEZ unit
👉 SEZ → DTA = Import
Example: SEZ unit sells goods in Indian market → customs duty
☑️Why this system?
1. Promote exports
2. Attract investment
3. Protect domestic producers
📚SEZ = Foreign territory for trade (inside India physically, outside legally)
#UPSC #Economy #Prelims
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☑️Reservation restricts candidates, not voters. 1. General (Unreserved) Constituency 👉 Anyone can contest SC candidate ✅ ST candidate ✅ General category candidate ✅ Example: In most constituencies across states, all categories compete together. 2. SC…
Suppose for example :
If SC population = General population (say 50–50)
Then what happens ??
💥That constituency may or may not be reserved
💥It depends on relative comparison with other constituencies in the state
☑️How the decision is actually made
The Delimitation Commission of India follows this logic:
1. First fix total SC seats in the state
Based on proportion of SC population (from Census)
2. Then rank constituencies
Arrange constituencies by SC population (highest → lowest)
3. Top ones get reservation
The constituencies with highest SC concentration become SC reserved
👉 So, if your constituency has 50% SC population -
👉If this is among the highest in the state → it will be SC reserved
👉If other constituencies have 60%, 70% SC population → those will be chosen instead → yours may remain general.
Therefore point to be noted here is : -
✅ Reservation is relative, not absolute
✅ No fixed cutoff like 30%, 40%, 50%
✅ It’s about which areas have the highest concentration
#UPSC #IndianPolity #Prelims
If SC population = General population (say 50–50)
Then what happens ??
💥That constituency may or may not be reserved
💥It depends on relative comparison with other constituencies in the state
☑️How the decision is actually made
The Delimitation Commission of India follows this logic:
1. First fix total SC seats in the state
Based on proportion of SC population (from Census)
2. Then rank constituencies
Arrange constituencies by SC population (highest → lowest)
3. Top ones get reservation
The constituencies with highest SC concentration become SC reserved
👉 So, if your constituency has 50% SC population -
👉If this is among the highest in the state → it will be SC reserved
👉If other constituencies have 60%, 70% SC population → those will be chosen instead → yours may remain general.
Therefore point to be noted here is : -
✅ Reservation is relative, not absolute
✅ No fixed cutoff like 30%, 40%, 50%
✅ It’s about which areas have the highest concentration
#UPSC #IndianPolity #Prelims
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