UPSC and Beyondd with Shubham Ajmera

I highly suggest each one of you to do this activity, you will see magic in one year! Infact, go ahead comment your list on video, send me the screenshot in dm @sidiswel (will reply to all after 21st November, and trust me it will help you be accountable!)

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🚨 DAY 12: 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Marshmellow Experiment 📖 Meaning: The Marshmallow Experiment was a famous psychological study conducted by Walter Mischel in the 1960s at Stanford University. It tested children's ability to delay gratification, which is the ability to resist the temptation of an immediate reward in order to receive a larger, delayed reward. 📖 Key Points: 1. The Setup: Children were given a choice to eat one marshmallow immediately or wait for about 15-20 minutes and receive two marshmallows as a reward for waiting. 2. Outcome: Some children ate the marshmallow right away, while others resisted the temptation and waited. 3. Long-Term Findings: The study found that children who were able to wait tended to have better life outcomes later on, such as higher academic achievement, better health, and greater success in life, suggesting that self-control and the ability to delay gratification are linked to success. 💡 Conclusion The Marshmallow Experiment demonstrated the importance of self-control and delayed gratification in decision-making and future success. 💬 Key Quote: “The future belongs to those who can delay gratification.” — James Clear, author of Atomic Habits 👉 Application: 1️⃣ Use this concepts in questions related to self-restraint, self-control. There's no need to explain it. Simply mention the name and 2-4 words related to self-control, delayed gratification. 2️⃣ In Case Studies, justify your action by citing Marshmellow Experiment. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd

Weekly Update : 30 Days Ethics Enrichment Series 📚 Topics that have been covered so far : Day 8: Role Of Society In Inculcating Ethics Day 9: Four Cardinal Virtues Day 10: IQ vs EQ Day 11: Doctrine of Double Effect Day 12: Marshmellow Experiment Day 13: Pavlovian Experiment Stay updated: @upscandbeyondd

If everyone is betting against you in UPSC, do this few basic things: https://youtube.com/shorts/fmhkHApfhc4?si=YY_-u28wD8fSFKVb (1 min)

Hi everyone, our sociology channel is launched and it will soon get amazing content posted! https://t.me/sociologytopper https://t.me/sociologytopper

📢📢⭐️📣📣 Few important statements used by Hon'ble Prime Minister on the Eve of Independence Day which could be used in MAINS answers in various contexts❗️❗️ ✔️That generation sacrificed for SWATANTRA BHARAT🇮🇳. Now, this generation should take bold steps for SAMRUDDHA BHARAT.🇮🇳 ✔️This grand festival of Independence( can be replaced with other phrase..for instance, launch of new space missions is eg)is a festival of 140 crore resolutions, a festival of our shared achievements and pride🥇. ✔️A new middle class👥👤 has emerged.Together with the existing middle class💰,it will be a powerful force to take the nation forward.🇮🇳 ✔️The past decade has been one of Reform,Perform and Transform🏅🏅. ✔️Earlier more than 125 districts were affected by Maoism, and today we have reduced it to just 20.The regions once known as Red Corridor are now becoming Green Corridors.We have hoisted the flag of constitution📖, the law⚖,&development there, paying a true tribute to Bhagwan Birsa Munda. ✔️India has decided that it will no longer tolerate nuclear blackmail-the long standing era of nuclear blackmail is over. India has resolved that blood and water will not flow together.🌊 ✔️Decision was made to launch a High-Powered Demographic Mission👥, to address the challenge posed by infiltrators. Hit❤️ to appreciate and follow us for more such amazing content on : https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

Ouch, Found this while Packing. A Gift I had given to myself after failing 2022 mains. 2 years down the line, sometimes somethings do not work out the way we wanted. Like once we go to war we never come back the same, i could never be the same after 6 attempts. Lots memories while i permanently pack my bags from Delhi. But this T-Shirt will surely be relatable to many.

Hi friends, Today I am sharing a toppers Telegram channel, not a general topper channel, but a channel which i opened and made me cry! What makes this channel special is that it wasn’t created after success. It was created during the struggle. Back in 2022, when he was just another aspirant sitting in libraries, worrying about cutoffs, waiting for results, dealing with failures, hoping for interview calls, and trying to convince himself to continue one more year, he kept posting his thoughts and emotions on that channel. This is the channel of Siddharth, who secured AIR 3 in the Indian Forest Service Examination this year. Not polished hindsight. Not “How I got AIR 3” wisdom. Just a real human being documenting his journey while living through it. You can literally scroll through years of: • Exam anxiety before papers • The happiness of small milestones • Interview calls • Disappointments and failures, Self-doubt • Hope returning again • One more attempt And then, after all those years of uncertainty, you eventually reach the posts where the same person becomes AIR 3. When I went through those messages, I wasn’t thinking about rank or strategy. I was thinking about every aspirant who is sitting alone tonight wondering, “Will my story ever work out?” Most topper stories begin from success and look backward. This one begins from struggle and walks forward. And somehow, that makes it feel incredibly personal. If you are feeling lost, If you are tired, If you need proof that today’s failure is not necessarily the end of the story. Spend 15 minutes on this channel. You may not find a strategy. You may find something rarer: Hope that feels real. And who knows…Maybe a few years from now, someone will scroll through your journey the same way. Channel Link: https://t.me/siddharath03 https://t.me/siddharath03

this term was there in today's paper. Aise random terms (like AerialDNA 2023) are asked.

News: Important due to current happenings! 🚨🚨 Antidefection law vs Merging 🚨🚨 ✔️Introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1985. ✔️Added the Tenth Schedule to the Constitution. ✔️Aim: Curb political defections driven by office/benefits (“Aaya Ram Gaya Ram” politics). 🔥🔥Grounds for Disqualification : ✅Voluntarily gives up party membership. ✅ Not just resignation; even actions/statements indicating loyalty shift count Votes/abstains against party whip without prior permission. ✅ Applies to both Parliament & State Legislatures. Decision Authority: ⭐Decided by the Speaker/Chairman of the House. ⭐Subject to judicial review (Kihotohollahan Case). 📣91st Constitutional Amendment Act, 2003 : Removed protection for split (1/3rd members). Only merger provision retained and it doesn't come under Defection. ✅Merging: At least 2/3rd of legislators of a party agree to merge with another party.It is considered as a collective, legitimate political shift. Hit ❤️ to appreciate and follow us for more such content on https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

🔔The REAL Instructions every UPSC aspirants needs to know! 🔔Read instruction 8 twice. 🔔Send this to someone who needs to know, sorry if it made you cry or laugh! @essaysandbeyond

Everyone joined? Newspapers here will be posted freely! Deleting (due to copytight issues)