UPSC and Beyondd with Shubham Ajmera

Pamir Knot: It is meeting point of multiple mountain ranges in asia like Hindukush, Kirthar, Tian Shan etc (imp)- Located mostly in Tajakistan, but the mountain range Pamir Mountains do have extension to Afganistan and China.

🔠🔠🔠🔠🔠🔠🔠🔠🔠 Regarding Geography💠 Hi everyone, We all know how important are geography ncerts, but then it is difficult to revise them all as there are many (6-12th). So many leave 6-10th, but time and again questions have come from it. Secondly, it is difficult to understand concepts sometimes from geography ncerts alone, right? After working hard for over a month, and using experience of 6 years, me and my collegue Savania Ahmed have come out with a solution. What's that? A single PDF of geography NCERT notes from 6-12th in 121 pages. 📄 - It covers PYQs of last 4 years (Pasted just after respective chapter) ✅ - Covers Youtube link to concepts whereever necessary✅ - Covers diagrams and maps wherever important✅ - Gives a holistic coverage with no important information left out!✅ I am sure you all will love it, and trying to ensure 100% NCERT questions should be able to be solved from them! Will be uploading a short-sample in 10 hours! Thank you for your love!

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Essay Snippet Name of poem: Road not taken The last 4 lines can give an amazing conclusion to essay on diverse range of topics especially when one needs to choose from 2 actions available. Example 1: in a philosophical essay when you need to show how discipline helped you, you can be like when everyone my age was partying etc I was clocking hours of practice for Olympics etc (whichever story, anecdote you make) Even in reality, like when your friends are right now having good corporate jobs, fun-filled parties, you are devoting hours in such a unpredictable exam. Haven't we all also choosen the road less traveled by? Hope like the poem says it makes all the difference. Similarly, it can also be used in topics like environment etc where we have to choose. Amazing? Be creative, you will need less content to score well. Check pinned post for all content available, do join: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

✅ Day 8: Diagramification of your Mains Answer 🏹 Theme: Defence Imports & Defence Production: Internal Security week begins Atmanirbharta in defence, indigenisation, defence exports, GS3 keeps circling back here. Notice what this pair gives you, both sides of the story in one page. 📌Pie 1 is the problem: India alone accounts for 8.2% of global arms imports, among the biggest importers in the world. Pie 2 is the progress: MSMEs already contribute 20% of India's defence output (Ministry of Defence). Open your answer with the first pie (import dependence), close it with the second (indigenisation is real, not just a slogan). Diagram in the intro + diagram in the conclusion = an answer that looks complete even before the examiner reads a word of it. 💡Defence, extremism, cyber, border management: the complete Internal Security diagram set is inside the GS3 Diagram Booklet on Civil Services Compass app ✉️ Follow us for more

🚨 DAY 25: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Kierkegaard's Three Stages of Life 📖 Meaning: Kierkegaard’s Three Stages of Life is a central concept in the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, a 19th-century Danish philosopher known for his work on existentialism and the exploration of human freedom, responsibility, and personal development. Kierkegaard proposed that individuals go through three distinct stages in their journey of personal and moral development. Each stage represents a different approach to life and offers a different understanding of freedom, responsibility, and meaning. 1️⃣ Aesthetic Stage: The aesthetic stage represents a life focused on immediate gratification, pleasure, and the avoidance of responsibility. Example in Governance: A civil servant who acts impulsively without considering the long-term consequences of their decisions, focusing only on personal rewards or momentary gains. Philosophical Implications: Kierkegaard critiques this stage as shallow, as individuals in the aesthetic phase are often trapped in a superficial existence, avoiding deeper reflections on meaning or moral responsibility. 2️⃣ Ethical Stage: The ethical stage marks a transition from hedonism (pleasure-seeking) to a more responsible and moral life. People in the ethical stage focus on duty, commitment, and responsibility. Example in Governance: A civil servant who approaches their work with integrity, prioritizing public service and ethical considerations over personal gain. They hold themselves accountable for their actions and decisions, ensuring that they align with justice and public interest. Philosophical Implications: The ethical stage represents a mature understanding of personal responsibility. 3️⃣Religious Stage: The religious stage is the highest level of development in Kierkegaard’s model. It represents an absolute commitment to faith, where individuals embrace a relationship with the divine and make a leap of faith beyond rational understanding. Example in Governance: A civil servant in the religious stage would likely make decisions based on their faith in higher values, moral integrity, and a sense of duty to both God and society. Philosophical Implications: Kierkegaard believed that the religious stage represents the ultimate form of authenticity. It reflects a person’s deepest commitment and faith that transcends human limitations, guided by divine will or higher moral purpose 💬 Key Quote: "Faith is the highest passion in a human being. It is the most powerful force in life." — Søren Kierkegaard 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Use this concept in questions related to Duty, Responsibility, Administration and Values. 2️⃣ This concept is extremely useful in Case Studies. Justify your action by citing Kierkegaard's Stage of Life. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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Indian express article on Nagara style temple architecture. (Article is imp, as in news dew to Ram mandir)

🚨 DAY 22: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development 📖 Meaning: it describe how individuals progress through different levels of moral reasoning, influencing their ethical decisions. The theory is divided into three levels with six stages: 1. Pre-conventional Level (Ages 4-10) Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Moral decisions are based on avoiding punishment. Stage 2: Individualism and Exchange Actions are guided by self-interest and the idea of reciprocal exchange. 2. Conventional Level (Ages 10-16) Stage 3: Interpersonal Relationships Moral choices are made to gain social approval and maintain relationships. Stage 4: Maintaining Social Order Decisions are based on following laws and rules to maintain social order. 3. Post-conventional Level (Adulthood, but not everyone reaches it) Stage 5: Social Contract and Individual Rights Moral decisions are based on the social contract and individual rights, aiming for the greater good. Stage 6: Universal Principles Decisions are guided by abstract principles like justice, equality, and human dignity, even if it goes against laws. 💬 Key Quote: "The development of moral reasoning is a continuous process of change that extends throughout the lifespan." - Kohlberg 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Use this in questions related to Ethics, Morals, Values, etc. 2️⃣ In Case Studies, justify your action by saying that "My decision is based on Post-conventional Stage of Moral Development as explained by Kohlberg." Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

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😄FREE 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES Hello Everyone. A fantastic 30-Day Ethics Enrichment series was started by our very own Prashant Sir. This series has the potential to achieve 125+ marks in GS paper 4 😯 Our community has grown manifolds and hence, a lot of you might have missed the series. So, we are going to start posting it again :) Also, Thank you so so much for the immense love ✨ Please turn on the notifications to never miss a message from the group. ⏱Timing- Every alternate day at 12 pm sharp Study hard warriors 💪 P.S- For those who have done it last year, kindly use it for your revision purpose 📝 ❤️Keep following https://t.me/upscandbeyondd