100 mts sprint after a long time

As you all know We have launched Mains test series with mentorship two months ago but we took limited students because of mentorship constraints.

However those who want to write our SAMIKSHA Test series Without Mentorship may message to this number 93118 40789 whatsapp.

The fees is 8000 for 14tests.

Previously also mentioned I myself and other ranker worked for more than one month to design the test series questions. We also took help of other rankers for the review of questions so that we provide good test series to students.

How to Study GS4 ETHICS PAPER ?

Many students read basic syllabus points but they don’t understand how to link it to current affairs or they are unable to understand how it is dynamic.

Let me ask few questions:
1. Are hybrid seeds good or bad?
2. Are live-in relationships good or bad?
3. Is firing crackers when pollution is high right or wrong?
4. Is artificial intelligence in governance good or bad?
5. Are encounter killings justified or unethical?
6. Are internet shutdowns during protests right or wrong?
7. Is whistleblowing ethical if it violates official secrecy?
8. Are preventive detention laws ethical in a democracy?
9. Is reservation in promotions ethical or unfair?
10. Is use of facial recognition and surveillance good or bad?
11. Are deepfakes and misinformation an ethical failure of technology?
12. Is refusing vaccination a personal right or ethical irresponsibility?
13. Is population control through incentives ethical or coercive?

Most of the ethics questions and case studies are based on Current ethical dilemmas.
So don’t think ethics paper is different from GS papers.
Every paper is interlinked.

Another important news for GS2 International relations-
India is trying to maintain good relations beyond traditional countries which will help to counter China and US and increase its influence in International trade.

Even a retired IPS is a victim of financial cyber fraud.
Please be aware of such crimes and don’t fall prey to such fraudulent activities.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WvTsQZLZnHM?si=3Vgkh_nTjr8WpSTF

Hello everyone,
I am going to conduct another important live session covering Prelims, Mains, and Anthropology with one of my good friends, K. Aswin, IPS, who has cleared the UPSC CSE twice, including CSE 2023. He was earlier selected for the IRS and later secured a place in the IPS.

I am hoping that you will greatly benefit from his insights, strategies, and practical suggestions.

This Saturday 27th Dec at 8pm.

My experiences and thoughts

Some people are so open minded, liberal, and tolerant that, even after knowing that certain religions strongly oppose the gods and cultural practices of other faiths, they still celebrate their festivals.

At least in the 21st century, followers of those religions should learn to respect every other faith and its practices, and refrain from spreading hatred toward other gods and traditions, so that people can live with greater harmony and happiness.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WvTsQZLZnHM?si=3Vgkh_nTjr8WpSTF

Today at 8pm

https://www.youtube.com/live/WvTsQZLZnHM?si=xJ0bg7WfnLpYS6pN

Recorded session

Make it a habit to attend live sessions they offer better clarity and insights when you listen to toppers while they are explaining concepts live.

Important for History optional Map

How to use this?

As an example while answering questions on digital governance
• In case studies / analysis on policy implementation delays
• To show role of technology in improving public service delivery
• As a best practice under Good Governance initiatives

Hello everyone,

After many turns in life, I started mentoring students about a year ago. During this journey, I observed a few common challenges faced by aspirants preparing for competitive exams most importantly, the lack of the right guidance and the difficulty in finding verified and credible mentors. At the same time, many mentors who have appeared for Mains and Interview and are willing to guide students often struggle to find a suitable platform to do so.

To bridge this gap, we have designed a mentor–mentee aggregator platform, similar in concept to platforms like Uber or Flipkart, aimed at connecting the right mentors with the right students.

We believe this initiative will benefit both mentors and mentees, and ultimately help build a reliable and impactful mentorship ecosystem.

Before launching the platform for students, we are currently onboarding mentors. Candidates who have written the Mains examination and appeared for the interview may check the eligibility criteria on our website and register as mentors.

If you’re interested, please DM me I’ll share the website link with you.

@rajinikanthramareddipeta

Thank you.

All the mentors
One small update

In the eligibility criteria for CSAT it was written 80marks
But it has to be 70 plus as recent years papers were very tough and even toppers cannot score more than 75 marks.
So if you are scoring more than 70 also you can register there.
We are working on the website and fix that change quickly
However you can continue to register on the website.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DP_v2w3kXvM/?igsh=ZTFwMHBjOGE0b3Bj

UPSC may pick Prelims questions from such reels also 😀

You can use this example for Gs2 pressure groups

Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and common sense.
- The Lord Buddha

One of the influential quotes in my life.

History behind New Year from January 1st

• In ancient Rome, the year originally began in March (that’s why September–December still mean 7th–10th).
• January is named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, endings, and transitions—perfect symbolism for a new year.
• In 46 BCE, Julius Caesar reformed the calendar (the Julian Calendar) and officially fixed January 1 as the start of the year, aligning it with administrative and political cycles.

Just as interesting facts.