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Keep 45 minutes time and try to attempt at least 20 plus questions in recent Csat pyq paper( attempt toughest csat papers if possible like 2023)

Women's Quota & LS Expansion — Key Points

1) Govt plans 543 → 816 LS seats; 273 reserved for women post-delimitation
2) Based on 2011 Census — triggers constitutional issues
3) Articles 81 & 82 — "one person, one vote, one value" principle may be violated
4) Delimitation frozen till first census after 2026; needs fresh Delimitation Act
5) Article 14 (equality) challenge likely
6) Southern states disadvantaged — Article 81(1)(a) limits LS to 550; needs amendment first
7) Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam 2023 linked to this proposal

Prelims Quick Revision

FCRA = Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010

✓Regulates foreign funds received by
NGOs, religious bodies, media, etc.
✓Administered by MHA
✓Prevents foreign interference in India's internal affairs
✓Violations → MHA can cancel registration
✓Politicians, judges, govt servants barred from receiving foreign funds
✓Amended in 2016, 2018, 2020 (progressively stricter)

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Hello everyone,

My name is Jaswanth Jeenu. I am from Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh.

I did my graduation from IIT Kanpur in Computer Science. After that, I worked at Samsung R&D, Bengaluru, where I got a job offer but always had my heart set on Civil Services.

My UPSC Journey has been a long and persistent one:
• 2021 – Indian Postal Service (IPoS)
• 2022 – IRMS & IFoS
• 2023 – IPS
• 2024 – Rank secured (Service not upgraded)
• 2025 – IAS, AIR 23

I took Chemistry Optional, and scored 308 Marks in this attempt.

I am now proud to be a part of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS). Every attempt taught me something new, and I’m glad that perseverance paid off.

I’ll be happy to come on a Live Session with my dear friend Rajinikanth and interact with you all. Looking forward to it!

A small message from my friend Jaswanth for our channel members.

Some top movie heroes are actually society’s villains.

They are increasing their remuneration to crores and asking the government to increase ticket prices. They earn hundreds of crores and live a luxurious life, but still want youth to fight for their movie tickets and do all kinds of nonsense in theatres.

I request the youth, please focus on your careers and consider these heroes as entertainers, nothing more.

Those who are failing in Mains please note

One of the Major Reasons for Scoring low marks in GS papers is lack of Examples or substantiation for the Points they write.
You can write these kinds of real life examples in your Answers.

Don't just depend on books to write Examples.
Observe multiple sources especially government sources including Social media to get such examples

IPL Season has begun
Try to stay away from any kind of Betting.
I have seen my own family members destroying their lives because of IPL betting.
It always starts with a small amount but ends with the amount you will never ever imagine.

https://www.youtube.com/live/KUbl0VbGUv4?si=9fyENAMx6dE90ARr

Tomorrow live at 8pm
So much to learn from Jaswanth Chandra UPSC journey.

Don’t forget that it takes strong will and effort to bring such toppers to live sessions. Many of my ranker friends who have appeared in these sessions are undergoing hectic training, Even Jaswant Chandra is undergoing IPS training at NPA, yet they always make time to attend my live sessions for the benefit of the student community.
So please try to take these live sessions seriously and learn from the lives of toppers. It will be very beneficial for all of you.

With reference to Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), consider the following statements:

1) ETFs are traded on stock exchanges like shares.
2) ETFs are actively managed funds aiming to outperform the market.
3) ETFs generally have lower expense ratios than mutual funds.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
(a) 1 and 2 only
(b) 1 and 3 only
(c) 2 and 3 only
(d) 1, 2 and 3

Types of Voting

In-person voting – Voters go to polling booth and vote using EVM
Example: General elections in India

Postal ballot – Vote sent through post
Example: Army personnel, election duty staff

Home voting – Officials visit home for voting
Example: 85+ senior citizens & PwD (as in recent EC initiative)

Proxy voting – Another person votes on your behalf
Example: Service voters in armed forces.

E-voting – Voting through internet/digital system
Example: Used in some countries/organizations

Chala Mandi Rankers tho English lo discussion chesam
E sari Ranker Jaswanth Chandra tho Telugu lo matladukundam.

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