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Judiciary-Executive Faceoff – Part II : The Overlooked Ep. 3
“Judiciary-Executive Clash Over Supremacy from 1947 till Today – Part II”

In the third episode of The Overlooked Series, Sajal sir and Sudhanshu sir will continue the discussion on the “tussle between Executive and Judiciary since independence.” They will discuss about the origin of the dispute and look into some more specific cases such as:
1. Minerva Mill 1980
2. Concept of Locus Standii ( PIL )
3. Three Judges Case ( 1982, 1993, 1998 )
4. Judicial Activism vs Judicial Adventurism
5. NJAC ( 4th Judges Case 2015 )
6. Global Modals of Judicial Appointments.
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Previous Episodes of The Overlooked:

The Overlooked Ep. 2 || Judiciary-Executive Clash Over Supremacy from 1947 till Today – Part I :-

https://youtu.be/ZWApdNvMIT8

The Overlooked Ep. 1 || Why one country’s villain is another country’s hero :-

https://youtu.be/ZWApdNvMIT8
September 19, 2021
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Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

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Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

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About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

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September 19, 2021
Only a Few Hours Left for Slot Booking || Improve your Prelims score by 30-35 marks with a last-minute FREE session by Arpit sir || Envt. and S&T || For Prelims 2021 and UPSC 2022 aspirants
Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

register here for the free webinar | Limited slots available

About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE
September 19, 2021
Improve your Prelims score by 30-35 marks with last-minute FREE session by Arpit sir | Few Hours Remaining| Envt. and S&T | For Prelims 2021 and UPSC 2022 aspirants
Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

register here for the free webinar | Limited slots available

About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

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September 19, 2021
Streak Daily Compilation of Questions & Videos – Sep 18, 2021
Maintaining consistency is one of the biggest issues faced by IAS Aspirants. Streak’s initiative is to help Aspirants in their day-to-day preparation. You can follow the monthly, weekly, and daily timetables and continue this streak until you find yourself on the final list.

Please register for Streak Initiative (free) through this link:- https://www.civilsdaily.com/course/streak-daily-initiative/

You will get following study material:-
1. Questions (PDF).
2. RSTV/Yojana monthly notes (PDF).
3. Burning issue (PDF).
4. Subject specific (PDF).
5. Mentor’s phone call for support & encouragement.
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Daily Study Plan with Answer Writing Challenge || STREAK FREE INITIATIVE FOR UPSC IAS – by Ravi Ranjan

UPSC PRELIMS-2021 || Current Affairs Based Most Probable Questions on International Relations – by Sukanya Rana

Q1) Consider the following statements with respect to International Labour Conference (ILC)
1. The member States of the International Labour Organization (ILO) meet at the ILC every year in Geneva, Switzerland.
2. Every two years the Conference adopts the ILO’s biennial work programme and budget, which is financed by member States.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
a. 1 only
b. 2 only
c. Both 1 and 2
d. Neither 1 nor 2

Q2) Consider the following statements with respect to UN Economic and Social Council (UN-ECOSOC)

1. India was recently elected to ECOSOC from the Asia-Pacific States category for the 2022-24 term.

2. The ECOSOC, established in 1945 by the 4th Geneva Convention, is one among the six main organs of the United Nations (UN).

3. The council‟s 54 members are elected for three-year terms by the General Assembly based on geographical representation.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

a. 2 only

b. 1 and 2 only

c. 1 and 3 only

d. 1, 2 and 3

Q3) Consider the following statements with respect to East Coast Economic Corridor (ECEC)

1. It stretches from West Bengal to Tamil Nadu and connects India to the production networks of South, Southeast, and East Asia.

2. Asian Development Bank (ADB) is the lead partner of the Government of India in developing East Coast Economic Corridor (ECEC).

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

a. 1 only

b. 2 only

c. Both 1 and 2

d. Neither 1 nor 2

Q4) Which of the following countries are not parts of Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries Plus (OPEC+)?

1. India

2. Russia

3. Malaysia

4. Australia

5. South Sudan

Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

a. All except 1

b. 1 and 4 only

c. 1, 3 and 4 only

d. 2, 3 and 5 only

Q5) Fit for 55 Package is a proposal of which of the following organizations?

a. World Health Organization (WHO)

b. UN-Developmental Program (UNDP)

c. World Trade Organization (WTO)

d. European Union (EU)
September 18, 2021
Improve your Prelims score by 30-35 marks with last-minute FREE session by Arpit sir | Envt. and S&T | For Prelims 2021 and UPSC 2022 aspirants | Limited slots available
Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

register here for the free webinar | Limited slots available

About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE
September 18, 2021

Foreign Travelers in Ancient and Medieval India

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Travellers Visited India	Contemporary Rulers	Contribution.
Deimachos Period: (320-273 BC) Who: Greek Ambassador	Came India in the reign of Bindusara.	–
Megasthenes Period: (302-298 B.C.) Who: Greek ethnographer & ambassador.	Ambassador of Seleucus Nicator, who visited in the court of Chandragupta Maurya.	Wrote an interesting book Indica.
Ptolemy Period: 130 A.D. Who: From Greece and Geographer.	–	Wrote “Geography of India” which gives the description of Ancient India.
Fa-Hien Period: (405-411 A.D.) Who: Chinese Buddhist Monk	Came to India in the reign of Chandragupta II Vikramaditya.	– Visited the birth place of Buddha, Lumbini. – His Travelogue “Records of Buddhist Kingdoms”. – Wrote Fo-Kyo-Ki.
Hiuen-Tsang Period: (630-645 A.D.) Who: Chinese Buddhist Monk	Visited India during the reign of Harshavardhana.	– Came through Tashkent and Swat Valley. – Book is “Si-Yu-Ki or the records of western world”.
I-tsing Period: ( 671- 695 A.D.) Who: Chinese traveller	Visited India in connection with Buddhism.	– His works are Biographies of Eminent Monks. – Gives useful information about the social, religious and cultural life of the people of this country.
Al-Masudi Period: (957 A.D.) Who: Arab Traveller	–	Gives an extensive account of India in his work “Muruj-ul-Zahab”.
Al- Beruni or Abu Rehan Mahamud Period: (1024-1030 A.D.) Who: Muslim Scholar and Polymath	Came along with Mahmud Ghazni during one of his Indian raids.	– First Muslim Scholar to study India also known as founder of Indology. – Wrote “ Tahqiq-i-Hind/Kitab-ul-Hind.
Marco Polo Period: (1292-1294 AD) Who: Venetian Traveller	Visited South India in 1294 A.D during the reign of Pandyan ruler of Madurai, Madverman, Kulshekhara (1272-1311)	His work “The Book of Sir Marco Polo” which gives an invaluable account of the economic history of India.
Ibn Batuta Period: (1333-1347 A.D.) Who: Morrish traveller	Visited India during the reign of Muhammad-Bin-Tughlaq.	His book “ Rehla” (the travelogue)
Shihabuddin al-Umari Period: (1348 A.D.) Who: Came from Damascus	–	He gives a vivid account of India in his book “ Masalik albsar fi-mamalik al-amsar”
Nicolo Conti Period: (1420-1421 A.D.) Who: Venetian traveller	Came during the rule of Devraya I of Sangam Dynasty of Vijayanagar empire.	Given a graphic account of Vijayanagaras capital.
Abdur Razzaq Period: (1443-1444 A.D.) Who: Persian traveller, Ambassador of Shahrukh of Timurid dynasty.	– Came during the rule of Devraya II of Sangam dynasty of Vijaynagar Empire. – Came in India at Zamorin’s Calicut.	Given a brief account of this countryside, in his Matla us Saddin wa Majuma ul Baharain.
Athanasius Nikitin Period: (1470- 1474 A.D.) Who: Russian merchant	Visited South India in 1470.	-He describes the condition of the Bahmani kingdom under Muhammad III (1463-82). – His narrative “ The journey beyond 3 seas”
Duarte Barbosa Period: (1500-1516 A.D.) Who: Portuguese traveller	–	He has given a brief description of the government and the people of Vijayanagar Empire.
Domingo Paes Period: (1520-1522 A.D.) Who: Portuguese traveller	Visited the court of Krishnadeva Raya of Vijayanagar Empire.	–
Fernao Nuniz Period: (1535-1537 A.D.) Who: Portuguese merchant	Came during the rule of Achyutdeva Raya of Tuluv dynasty of vijayanagar Empire.	Wrote history of the empire from its earliest times of the closing years of Achyutdeva Raya’s reign.
John Hughen Von Linschotten Period: (1583 A.D.) Who: Dutch traveller	–	Given a valuable account of the social and economic life of South India.
William Hawkins Period: (1608-1611 A.D.) Who: Ambassador of James I, king of England.	Came in India at the reign of Jahangir,the great Mughal Emperor. William finch came with him.	–
Sir Thomas Roe Period: (1615-1619 A.D.) Who: Ambassador of James I, king of England.	Came in India at the reign of Jahangir,the great Mughal Emperor.	–
Edward Terry Period: (1616 A.D.) Who: Ambassador of Thomas Roe.	–	Describe about Indian social (Gujarat) behaviour.
Franciso Palsaert Period: (1620-1627 A.D.) Who: Dutch traveller stayed at Agra.	–	Gave a vivid account of the flourishing trade at Surat, Ahmadabad, Broach, Cambay, Lahore, Multan etc.
Peter Mundy Period: (1630-34 A.D.) Who: Italian traveller	Came in the reign of the Mughal Emperor, Shahjahan.	Gives valuable information about the living standard of the common people in the Mughal Empire.
John Albert de Mandesto Period: (1638 A.D.) Who: German traveller	Reached Surat in 1638 A.D.	–
Jeen Baptiste Tavernier Period: (1638-1663 A.D.) Who: French traveller	Visited India 6 times in the reign of Shahjahan and Aurangzeb.	–
Nicolao Manucci Period: (1653-1708 A.D.) Who: Italian traveller	He got service at the court of Dara Shikoh.	–
Francois Bernier Period: (1656- 1717 A.D.) Who: French physician and Philosopher.	Danishamand Khan, a noble of Aurangzeb was his patron.	–
Jean de Thevenot Period: (1666 A.D.) Who: French traveller	–	Given an account of cities like Ahmadabad, Cambay, Aurangabad and Golconda.
John Fryer Period: (1672-1681 A.D.) Who: English traveller		Given a vivid account of Surat and Bombay.
Gemelli Careri Period: (1695 A.D.) Who: Italian traveller who landed at Daman.	–	His remarks on the Mughal emperor’s military organisation and administration are important.

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September 18, 2021

Improve your Prelims score by 30-35 marks with last-minute FREE session by Arpit sir | Envt. and S&T | For Prelims 2021 and UPSC 2022 aspirants | Limited slots available
Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

register here for the free webinar | Limited slots available

About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE
September 18, 2021
Streak Daily Compilation of Questions & Videos – Sep 17, 2021
Maintaining consistency is one of the biggest issues faced by IAS Aspirants. Streak’s initiative is to help Aspirants in their day-to-day preparation. You can follow the monthly, weekly, and daily timetables and continue this streak until you find yourself on the final list.

Please register for Streak Initiative (free) through this link:- https://www.civilsdaily.com/course/streak-daily-initiative/

You will get following study material:-
1. Questions (PDF).
2. RSTV/Yojana monthly notes (PDF).
3. Burning issue (PDF).
4. Subject specific (PDF).
5. Mentor’s phone call for support & encouragement.
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Daily Study Plan with Answer Writing Challenge || STREAK FREE INITIATIVE FOR UPSC IAS – by Ravi Ranjan

UPSC PRELIMS-2021 || Current Affairs Based Most Probable Questions on International Relations – by Sukanya Rana

Q1) Supply Chain Resilience Initiative (SCRI) which aims to build resilient supply chains in the Indo-Pacific region was launched by which of the following countries?

1. India

2. China

3. Australia

4. Sri Lanka

5. New Zealand

Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

a. 1 and 3 only

b. 1, 2 and 4 only

c. 1, 2 and 4 only

d. All of the above

Q2) Global EV Outlook 2021 is published by which of the following organisations?

a. International Energy Agency

b. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

c. International Atomic Energy Agency

d. International Renewable Energy Agency

Q3) With respect to India-UK bilateral relations, consider the following statements:

1. India and the United Kingdom have enjoyed a Strategic Partnership since 2004.

2. The UK is the 3rd largest inward investor in India, after Mauritius, and Singapore.

3. Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) was jointly initiated by India and the United Kingdom.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

a. 1 and 2 only

b. 1 and 3 only

c. 2 and 3 only

d. 1, 2 and 3

Q4) With respect to One Health, sometimes seen in the news recently, consider the following statements:

1. It is a high-level expert panel formed by the World Health Organization (WHO).

2. It will study the emergence and spread of zoonotic diseases and advise global agencies on how future outbreaks, especially due to zoonotic diseases, can be averted.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

a. 1 only

b. 2 only

c. Both 1 and 2

d. Neither 1 nor 2

Q5) Consider the following statements with respective to Open Skies Treaty Arms Control Pact

1. Under the treaty, a member state can “spy” on any part of the host nation, with the latter’s consent.

2. Both the U.S and India are members of the treaty and Russia is not a member of the treaty.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

a. 1 only

b. 2 only

c. Both 1 and 2

d. Neither 1 nor 2
September 17, 2021
How to Prepare Environment and S&T holistically| Free Session by Arpit sir | For Prelims 2021 and UPSC 2022 aspirants | Limited slots available
Dear aspirants,

In the past few years, UPSC has been asking a number of questions from subjects like – Environment and Science, and Technology consistently in both Preliminary and Main Exam. This Webinar has very clear objectives to streamline your preparation in these subjects if you have started it, and to guide you if you are going to start now.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE

Why is this session important?

Environment and S&T make up 20% of the paper. You cannot afford to miss a single question.

What can you learn in this webinar?
1. The contour of syllabus: What to read – implicit and explicit decoding of the syllabus (for both static and current affairs).
2. Confidence Building in subjects – Environment and S&T for Prelims 2021/22. This is essential for those done with at least one reading of the basic material.
3. Process Orientation: The right methodology to reach to a logical conclusion while solving MCQs in Environment and S&T questions.
4. Integration: Static + Dynamic And Knowledge + Reasoning
5. Answer Writing: Outlining the importance and approach towards answer writing in these subjects.
6. Managing With Work: Discussion on approach towards the exam for working professionals to utilise their time better.
Dedicated Q&A session for specific queries.

This live webinar is going to be one of the best ways to start or rejuvenate your preparation in these subjects.

Overall, this is the first step to rationalize your preparation and maximize the probability of cracking UPSC CSE.

The webinar is absolutely free.

Date: 19/9/21 (Sunday)

Time: 7:00 P.M.

register here for the free webinar | Limited slots available

About your Mentor – Arpit Verma
Arpit is an Engineer by qualification and a teacher by inclination. He has experience in all the stages of UPSC and is in the coaching industry for about 8 years with diverse exposure. For him, the process is more important than instant gratification as once learned, it is the process that will ensure exam outcome.

REGISTER HERE FOR THE FREE WEBINAR | LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE
September 17, 2021

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18th Sept 2021

Samanvaya: Free 1-to-1 mentorship for UPSC IAS

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