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Sudhanshu sir is talking about the challenges which Indian Air Force has been facing for a long time. He is talking about these challenges which has been identified by our new Air Chief Marshal Vivek Ram Chaudhari and the steps being taken in an effort to resolve those issues
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An out and out performer, Pooja Gupta has done it again. She has kept it simple and clean. As she mentions in the interview, her strategy revolved heavily around NCERTs, solving sufficient numbers of question papers and obtaining timely guidance.
She appeared in UPSC IAS exam twice and aced it on both the occasions. Going through the process of structuring upsc syllabus extensively, she recommends the NCERTs over other sources.
Let us hear out the winner herself for her insights & valuable experiences !
Heartiest congratulations to Pooja Gupta
AIR 42
UPSC Civil Services 2020
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What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.
Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.
So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.
If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?
Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?
Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!
1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?
2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?
3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!
4. What are the important sources for current affairs?
5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?
6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?
At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.
Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.
Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)
Time – 3:00 P.M.
Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.
Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.
What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.
Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.
So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.
If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?
Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?
Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!
1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?
2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?
3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!
4. What are the important sources for current affairs?
5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?
6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?
At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.
Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.
Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)
Time – 3:00 P.M.
Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.
Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.
What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.
Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.
So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.
If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?
Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?
Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!
1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?
2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?
3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!
4. What are the important sources for current affairs?
5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?
6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?
At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.
Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.
Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)
Time – 3:00 P.M.
Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.
Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.
What is that one subject with which you can ace all the 3 stages of UPSC-CSE – Prelims, Mains and Interview? Yes, it’s Current Affairs.
Every year, 30% of the questions in the Prelims exam appear from Current Affairs. With current affairs knowledge, you will know how to answer 60-70% questions in UPSC Mains. And, 80% of the interview questions ask your opinion on the news events of last one year.
So, with every stage the importance of current affairs sees a proportional increase.
If UPSC Civil Services Examination is a bike, then one wheel is GS Static and the other is GS Current Affairs. You can’t have a smooth ride even if one the tyres get punctured. While standard books and NCERTs are enough to cover the static subjects, what about the vast syllabus of Current Affairs?
Even after reading The Hindu and Indian Express are you unable to get desired scores in the daily quiz? Are you aware of the important news but struggle to connect it to the topics in your static portions? Are you not getting time to explore other sources like PIB, Yojana or Kurukshetra?
Don’t get bogged down by the demands of Current Affairs. Attend the webinar conducted by Parth Sir this Sunday to allay all your fears and doubts and stay focused in clearing UPSC CSE!
1. How to finish reading all the sources of current affairs in one hour?
2. How not to approach current affairs for UPSC CSE?
3. Direct and indirect relation of current affairs in recent years with evidence. This will be a reality check for many aspirants!
4. What are the important sources for current affairs?
5. How to make micro notes with topic-wise current affairs?
6. How to answer current affairs questions in a smart and efficient manner?
At the end of the session, Parth Sir will also conduct a Q&A session.
Don’t miss the chance to get value addition inputs to score better in the examination! This webinar is absolutely free. All aspirants are welcome to attend.
Date – 24th October 2021 (Sunday)
Time – 3:00 P.M.
Limited slots are available. Please register immediately.
Our Civilsdaily Mentor, Mr Parth has been mentoring students since 2017. He has an admirable experience of attending UPSC-CSE interview two times. Parth sir has always scored 400+ in all the 4 GS Mains Subjects. The secret of success according to him is consistency and time-management.
India has a long way to go in providing electricity security to its people since its per capita electricity consumption is still only a third of the global average.
The implementation of transition plan will enable India to safeguard its energy security and ensure efficient grid operations with lower water consumption, PM pollution, and CO2 emissions.
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P Srija, AIR 20, UPSC 2020, in conversation with Birendra sir shared her mindset and thought process that helped him crack IAS exam. Srija also gave valuable advice to aspirants for prelims as well as mains.
Srija, is an MBBS graduate and secured rank 20 in her first attempt in UPSC 2020 examination. In this series, she has talked about how a hardwork and a true mentor can change the journey of the aspirants.
After got to know from Anudeep Durishetty Rank 1 in 2017, it is clearly mentioned that she started preparing current affairs from Samachar Manthan where there is a discussion and written test every week on the various important issues. Not only the test series but also Shweta Mam who is among the core mentor in Civilsdaily has helped her to evolve with the art of answer writing and motivated her at every stage of the preperation.
In Civilsdaily, we have a team of such dedicated mentors helping aspirants at every stage of the preparation to understand their weaknesses and approach to overcome them.
To access the answer copies of P Srija and to know how toppers improved over time?: A Case study of 5 toppers:- https://www.civilsdaily.com/25-rankers-in-top-100-78-selections-your-hard-work-our-guidance-success-copy/
Heartiest congratulations to Podishetty Srija
AIR 20
UPSC Civil Services 2020
It is obvious that institutional intermediaries in a representative democracy must themselves be democratic. However, beyond the rhetoric, internal democracy in a political party is less straightforward.
Consider the question “Lack of internal democratic functioning in the political parties has bearing on the overall political functioning of the country. Examine the factors responsible for its lack in India and suggest measures to encourage it.”
The role of democracy is not just to create a framework to negotiate conflict but to ensure that the state is representative of the largest section of the electorate through periodic elections.
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Since the pandemic, there is a growing concern about the pay-out and job-securities of the delivery persons and other gig workers of the e-commerce companies.
The bigger an industry gets, and the more successful it is perceived to be, the more responsible and thoughtful it needs to be in everything it does.
Anyone complaining about the quality of jobs being created by the e-commerce industry probably needs to spend some time understanding the history of job creation in India.
An attractive sector for India’s ‘jobs problem’
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