The Citizenship Act of 1955 prescribed 5 ways of acquiring Citizenship.
Birth, Descent, Registration, Naturalization and incorporation of territory.

How to remember it ?
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N-Naturalization
B-Birth
I-i corporation of territory
R-Registration
D-Descent

"Millets" - Very very important for UPSC CSE 2023.

Where can we utilise Millet in UPSC CSE

History :
It is mentioned in
A. Kalidasa masterpiece "Abhijnan Shankumtalam"
B. Yajur Veda
C. Sushrutas "Samhita"
D. Purandara Dasa's "Ragi thandheera"
Kautilyas Arthashastra
Abul Fazl's Ain-i-Akbari

Environment:
Millets are climate resilient, water efficient crops, it is also helpful for preserving biodiversity.

Health: millets having nutritional value, addition of Millets in Mid Day Meal scheme can be helpful for cognitive and physical development of children..

Agriculture : Millets can be useful for generating economic activities of small and marginal farmers.

Economic
By using a supply chain network and proper Branding it can be helpful to generate lots of employment in rural areas.

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Attempting 50 mcqs/day of UPSC CSE Pre till 1st week of June will help you to improve your UPSC CSE Pree score.

My UPSC CSE Journey so far

2012
Pre : Fail

2013
Main : Fail

2014
Main : Fail

2015
Main : Qualify
Final selection: Missed by 52 marks

2016
Pre : Fail

2017
Pre : Fail

2018
Main : Qualify
Final selection: Missed by 01 mark

2019
Pre : Fail

2020
Main : Qualify
Final selection: Missed by 10 marks

2021
Main : Qualify
Final selection: Missed by 16 marks

2022
Pre : Fail

2023
Main : Qualify
Final selection: Missed by 09 marks

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Virupaksha Temple, Pattadakal

🔸The temple was built by Queen Loka Mahadevi, wife of King Vikramaditya II after the successful military campaigns in Kancheepuram.

🔸The temple has a vast quadrangle surrounded by small cells or shrines.

🔸It has a massive gateway and a small gate behind. At the entrance is a Nandimantapa supported by large pillars.

🔸The great hall of the temple has a roof that rests on 16 massive square columns arranged in 4 rows. These columns have excellently wrought episodes from the Puranas.

🔸 It is believed that the Kailasa Temple at Ellora was built on the model of the Virupaksha Temple.

(Source: Karnataka Tourism website)