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Life battle is a never ending story! Hello all! You all might be so tensed, anxious and also enthusiastic at the same time. These all are the mixed feelings when you are trying something big with serious efforts. This is normal for everyone. You are going to face much more difficult situations in life. Even after becoming an IAS or IPS officer, you will face much more challenging situations. This is the reality of life. You should accept it. You should develop such a mindset where you are no more attached to the results rather focus on what lies ahead. This is what Buddha taught with the concept called Nirvana. You are already fortunate enough to have basic elements of life like food, shelter, etc. which many people don't have. You have to be happy that you are where you are. The result may be anything but if you are a person who give his best in all the tasks, you will win. You should be ready to give equal importance to the failures as you give to the success. Both are possible with equal probability. Always trust the time, process, and the Almighty. Almighty knows better when and what to give you. You just need to be focused. Battles of life will be easier if you have that mindset. All the best. Your friend

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✍MIND 😅 POWER ⚡ Our brain is the biggest wish fulfillment tree. Whatever you ask from him, he will be engaged in fulfilling it. Therefore, never ask anything negative from it and always give place to good thoughts and positivity in your mind. Although thoughts have no power independently, they begin to appear real when we actively focus our attention on them. So be careful what we think. We have so many thoughts in a day that sometimes it feels as if they have taken over our mind. Our unwanted thoughts can have a negative impact on our overall well-being if we do not make an effort to control our thoughts. Nothing can harm us as much as uncontrolled thoughts. Therefore, keep removing weeds from the garden of the mind from time to time and sow healthy thoughts, so that the structure of our life remains green. Remember that the energy of the brain is like the rays of the sun. When these powers are concentrated they shine. Our mind should be creative so that it can do good work for the welfare of human beings and make the purpose of our life meaningful. Such brains discuss ideas while average brains discuss events and small brains discuss people. The less traffic of thoughts in the brain, the easier and more pleasant the journey of life will be. A cool mind and a heart full of energy removes all the complications of life, but when the mind is weak then situations become problems. When the mind is stable, circumstances become favourable. When the mind is strong, circumstances become opportunities.

All Important Environmental related Acts The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 Objective: Provides for the protection and improvement of the environment. Key Features: —> Empowering the central government to take all necessary measures to protect and improve the quality of the environment. —> Coordinating actions of state governments and authorities under this law. —> Laying down standards for emissions and effluents. —> Restricting the location of industries to prevent environmental pollution. —> Handling hazardous substances and ensuring the safety of public health. The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 Objective: Protects wild animals, birds, and plants to ensure the ecological and environmental security of India. Key Features: —> Establishing protected areas such as wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. —> Prohibiting hunting of endangered species. —> Creating a framework for the regulation of hunting, trade, and commerce in wildlife and its products. —> Formation of wildlife advisory boards and appointment of wildlife wardens. The Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 Objective: Prevents deforestation and conserves forests and their resources. Key Features: —> Restricting and regulating the de-reservation of forests or use of forest land for non-forest purposes. —> Mandating prior approval from the central government for any project involving forest land conversion. —> Imposing penalties for violations of the provisions of the Act. The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 Objective: Prevents, controls, and abates air pollution. Key Features: —> Establishing Central and State Pollution Control Boards to monitor air quality. —> Setting air quality standards and regulations for emissions from industrial plants and automobiles. —> Encouraging the use of clean technologies and fuels. —> Penalizing non-compliance with air quality standards. The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 Objective: Prevents and controls water pollution and maintains or restores the wholesomeness of water. Key Features: —> Setting up Central and State Pollution Control Boards. —> Establishing standards for water quality and effluent discharges. —> Regulating discharge of pollutants into water bodies. —> Conducting regular inspections and monitoring of industrial units. —> Penalizing violations related to water pollution. The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 Objective: Establishes the National Green Tribunal for effective and expeditious disposal of cases relating to environmental protection and conservation of forests and other natural resources. Key Features: —> Fast-tracking the resolution of environmental disputes. —> Providing relief and compensation for damages to persons and property. —> Having jurisdiction over all civil cases involving substantial environmental issues. The Biological Diversity Act, 2002 Objective: Conserves biological diversity, promotes sustainable use of its components, and ensures fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the use of biological resources. Key Features: —> Establishing the National Biodiversity Authority (NBA), State Biodiversity Boards (SBBs), and Biodiversity Management Committees (BMCs). —> Regulating access to biological resources and associated knowledge for commercial use. —> Protecting intellectual property rights related to traditional knowledge. The Public Liability Insurance Act, 1991 Objective: Provides immediate relief to persons affected by accidents occurring while handling hazardous substances. Key Features: —> Mandating companies to take insurance policies to cover potential liabilities. —> Setting up an Environment Relief Fund to provide compensation to victims. —> Enforcing strict liability on the owner or occupier of hazardous substances.

‼️Very Important‼️ ➡️Terms only mentioned but not defined 1. Public Interest 2. Reasonable Restrictions 3. Socialist 4. secular 5. Minority 6. Domicile 7. Martial Law 8. Violation of the Constitution 9. Contempt of Court 10. Scheduled Caste 11. Proved Misbehavior 12. Office of Profit ➡️Terms Mentioned and Defined 1. Misbehaviour 2. Anglo Indians 3. Cabinet ➡️Not explicitly mentioned 1. Basic Structure 2. Judicial Review ➡️Not Mentioned 1. Federation 2. Budget 3. Leader of Opposition 4. Leader of the House 5. PM will be leader of majority party ➡️Neither Mentioned in Constitution nor in Rules of Procedure 1. Zero Hour 2. Question Hour 3. Whip

✍TRUE ✅ CONDUCT 🥸 Human should perform puja, yagya and rituals to regularize, organize and control his life and not for any miracle. Many people are heard saying that they have been doing religious work for a long time, so that God can appear and by telling them their problem, they can get the boon of its solution. Whereas when nothing like this happens, there is disappointment and disbelief in the power and belief of God begins. Chanting and penance removes negativity and strengthens self-confidence. Truth be told, self-confidence is God. Self-confidence is possible only through truthful conduct. Whereas wrong actions create fear. Fear makes a person so weak that he always remains doubtful and confused. In this situation the mind remains in a wavering state. Then no work gets done smoothly. Even worship is done reluctantly. Lifestyle is disrupted. Just as the sun that is surrounded by clouds does not provide light, in the same way energetic thoughts do not arise from a mind that is surrounded by bad qualities. When the resolution is weak then the work will be weak in the same way as a building cannot be built strong if its foundation is weak. While worshiping God, emphasis should be laid on adopting those virtues which will take one on the path of converting a human being into a deity. If we look deeply, divine blessings are continuously showering. It needs to be felt and assimilated. Instead of cursing life and circumstances, a person should always spend time laughing and smiling, taking inspiration from the life of Lord Ram, because in a crying state the work will get worse instead of getting better. Far from supporting people in miserable situations, they just make fun of them. The meaning of 'Veer Bhogya Vasundhara' is that the one who is skilled in facing adversities, achieves every kind of achievement on earth.

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✍CLIMB 🧗‍♂️ - DECENT The literal meaning of ascending and descending is to go up and descend. These words are often associated with musical genres. All the melodies and harmonies of music depend on these. It is natural to have ups and downs in life. Even when no two moments are the same, it is natural to have ups and downs from moment to moment in life. Just as the ascents and descents of music create a beautiful raga, let us also try to make our lives happy by weaving together the ups and downs of our actions and thoughts i.e. sorrow and ups and downs i.e. happiness by maintaining equanimity in every situation. People in a family definitely have expectations from each other. If they are not fulfilled, it does not take long for frustration and pain to come in life. Those who take the adverse circumstances of life as a challenge and move forward, one day they move towards success. Such people continue to do their assigned work sooner or later, despite facing ups and downs of happiness and sorrow. In the journey of life, there is a mixture of raga, rhythm and rhythm in us. Instills confidence. Effort is essential to achieve the goal. The seriousness of Raga Bhairavi, the playfulness of Raga Basant and the warmth of Raga Deepak create beautiful feelings in the mind of the devotee with their precise ascents and descents. Their time is also fixed. Similarly, we should understand that the coming and going of happiness and sorrow is also certain. These have to happen at the appointed time, but it is also true that when the path of life wavers due to sorrow, then God is the only refuge. Life is all about arranging dissonant ascents and descents and striking a new tune by harmonizing it with rhythm. Linking spiritual thinking with behavior is the only way to adapt to all the ups and downs of happiness and sorrow.