Article 22 ( Important For Prelims )

Protection against Arrest & Detention

Art. 22(1): Right to know grounds of arrest + right to consult and be defended by a lawyer.

Art. 22(2): Must be produced before nearest Magistrate within 24 hours; further detention requires magistrate’s authority.

Exceptions [22(3)]: Enemy aliens and persons under preventive detention.

Preventive detention: Detention to prevent a person from committing a potential future offence.

Art. 22(4): Detention beyond 3 months generally requires Advisory Board approval, subject to constitutional/statutory provisions.

Art. 22(5): Grounds of preventive detention must be communicated + earliest opportunity to make representation.

Art. 22(6): Certain facts may be withheld in public interest.

Art. 22(7): Parliament can prescribe circumstances, maximum period and procedure for preventive detention.

For Prelims Static Part plays a Major Role.
For Mains Both Static and Current Affairs are important.

However Prelims and Mains have different requirements.
Please do understand this.

Just because we are emotional we won't be able to clear any stage unless and until you meet the demand of that stage of the exam.

Beginner aspirants and some even senior Aspirants are generally afraid to ask about the qualifications of UPSC mentors and faculty. Taking advantage of this, many offline and online mentors and faculty who have never cleared even Prelims, and some who don't even have enough knowledge of the exam, are using digital marketing to promote themselves as top mentors and faculty with many years of experience.

My dear students, don't fall into the trap of such people who are playing with students' careers for money. Wherever you join, please ask for their credibility.

Just by seeing captions like “5 or 10 years of experience” or “guided hundreds of rankers,” don't waste your money.

This is a competitive exam. Not academics.

I scored 265 marks in History Optional in the 2022 Mains and 267 marks in History in the 2023 Mains. Along with that, I have a Graduation and Post Graduation in History. I also have UGC NET.

Even after that, I didn't start History Optional guidance or classes because History Optional is very lengthy and difficult to score in, even after putting in a lot of effort. So, I advised students to take other subjects instead.

If I really wanted to earn money, I would have started History Optional classes and earned some lakhs of rupees.

I keep students and the public welfare above my personal welfare. That is the difference.

https://www.youtube.com/live/nqYw4VLL2fM?si=iuMlh7Sq9iJa3tbA

Live Session on 27th, Sunday at 12pm.

Competitive exam kosam History ni koncham smart ga chadavali
Ledante Nelala paatu Chaduvutune untam and marchipothune untam.
E Live session chusaka miku manchi clarity vastadi.

I am very happy to see that students are eagerly waiting for our offline centre. I feel blessed to receive so much love and respect from students. I don't think any other IAS institute has received such huge support even before its actual establishment.

I would like to update you that the work is progressing at full pace. Most probably, we will start by Mid October.

Once we start, the doors of QualifyIAS will always be open for students to come and learn at our institute.

Remember, this is our institute. You should always feel comfortable and free to visit us and approach us with any doubts.

Weekly one day rest teesukondi
1 day rest valla miku next 6 days productivity untadi
Chadive prati hour count cheyyandi
Miru competitive exam kosam chaduvutunnarena vishayam eppudu marchipokandi. Miru migata vaala kante better ga chadavadaniki try cheyyandi.

Take one day of rest every week. One day of rest will help you stay productive for the next six days.

Make every hour of study count.

Never forget that you are preparing for a competitive examination. Always strive to study better and more effectively than others.

All those aspirants who are expecting an interview call for CSE this year should start reading the newspaper every day.
You can also work on your Communication skills.

"The early bird catches the worm."

Today at 12 Pm

https://www.youtube.com/live/nqYw4VLL2fM?si=k9ONldGoOjoiLn97

The session is over
Missing ayina vaalu you can watch it in your free time.

Work in progress...