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See we always connect newspaper snippets with PYQs too! This is something which one can miss when doing by themselves! (And yes Better India bhi cover karengay ab) For entire newspaper snippet: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd/2581

India-Pakistan (Day 7) Introduction/Conclusion Quotes 1. Vajpayee - We can choose our friends but can't choose our neighbours, We can change history but we can't change geography. This marred reality with pakistan. 2. Stephen P Cohen- India-Pak conflict as mutually hurting Stalement and a solution will benefit entire sub-continent. 3. Kautilya's Dictum of neighbour being natural enemy fits apt in India-Pakistan relations. 4. Dileep Hiro: It is a story of fatal miscalculations, Antagonism & Mutual Paranoia of the Elites. Scholar's views 1. M.K. Narayan - Calls India's policy towards Pak as YO-YO Diplomacy ( Constant Up-downs). India should explore the option of cyber war and must evolve a new Counter- force Doctrine. 2. Pratap Bhanu Mehta - Since Pakistan is not a normal but a rogue state , Strategic restraint is not the weakness rather a measured response. 3. Shashi Tharoor in 'Pax Indica' - Proposes Back Channel Diplomacy . Reaching to the countries which has a leverage on Pakistan. Key words/examples/Negatives/positives 1. Bleed India through “1000 Cuts” policy of pakistan 2. Escalate the costs for Pakistan- Balakot strikes after Pulwama. 3. Pakistan's newly launched National security Policy (tries to improve its economic security) 4. MFN status withdrawn, Pakistan never gave. 5. Issues: Terrorism, Drug traffiking, Article 370, Road and Belt initiative passing through POK DATA 1. In 2018-19, bilateral trade between India and Pakistan was valued at $2.5 billion. In this period, India’s exports to Pakistan accounted for $2.06 billion and imports from Pakistan were at $495 million. (Thus stopping trade may cost India more) 2. SInce 2019 trade has had a full stop after article 370 issue. Now illegal trade is estimated to be around 2 billion dollars, through countries via dubai etc, increasing the cost of Indian exports. For more newspaper snippets and entire series check the pinned post of: https://t.me/Internationalrelationsforcse (Do give reactions as feedback if you like it, so that we continue the series)

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⭐️⭐️Viksit Panchayats for Viksit Bharat⭐️⭐️ Data📈: More than 18.13 lakh Panchayat Development Plans have been uploaded from 2019–2025. 🪣People’s Plan Campaign 2025–26: ✔️The Ministry of Panchayati Raj launched the People’s Plan Campaign (PPC) 2025–26: “Sabki Yojana, Sabka Vikas”👥 Abhiyaan on 2nd October 2025 across all States and Union Territories, thereby initiating the nationwide process for preparing Panchayat Development Plans (PDPs) for the Financial Year 2026–27. ✔️Under this initiative, Gram Sabhas are tasked with reviewing earlier Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDPs) using digital platforms such as eGramSwaraj, Meri Panchayat App, and Panchayat NIRNAY. ✔️The planning process will be guided by the Panchayat Advancement Index (PAI), while tools like SabhaSaar will be encouraged to make deliberations more effective. ✔️Efforts will also focus on improving Panchayats’ Own Source Revenue (OSR) and ensuring deeper community involvement in decision-making. ✔️A special emphasis of the campaign is on tribal empowerment, with focused activities under the Adi Karmayogi Abhiyaan. ✔️By ensuring the active participation of Panchayat representatives, line department officials, community members, Self Help Groups (SHGs), and frontline workers, the campaign aims to further deepen transparency, convergence, and accountability in grassroots planning. ✔️It is expected to pave the way➡️ for stronger service delivery mechanisms, inclusive development, and improved outcomes for rural communities across India.🇮🇳 🥇🏅Achievement Since its launch in 2018, the People’s Plan Campaign has helped Panchayats prepare evidence-based and inclusive development plans that reflect local needs while aligning with national priorities.🇮🇳 🔥Conclusion The People’s Plan Campaign👥 has emerged as a transformative initiative for strengthening grassroots democracy and ensuring inclusive development. For more such amazing content.. follow us on: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

📣🆕Global peace Index 2025: released by the Institute for Economics and peace( IEP)-INDIA ranks 115.🇮🇳🇮🇳 🔥Global peace indicators is an index which uses 23 indicators to analyse the peace across three domains. ✔️Societal safety and security. ✔️On going domestic and international conflict. ✔️Degree of militarisation. 🔥Most peaceful countries: ⭐Rank 1. Iceland- GPI SCORE: 1.095 ⭐Rank 2. Ireland - GPI SCORE: 1.260 ⭐Rank 3. New Zealand - GPI SCORE: 1.282 🔥Least peaceful Countries: ⭐Rank 163 : Russia - GPI SCORE 3.441 ⭐Rank 162 : Ukraine - GPI SCORE 3.434 ⭐Rank 161: Sudan- GPI SCORE 3.323 Hit ❤️ to appreciate and follow us for more such amazing content on: https://t.me/upscandbeyondd

🚨 DAY 6 : 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES 📚 Topic: Foundational Values for Civil Servants- Objectivity 📖 Meaning : Objectivity refers to the ability to judge fairly, without bias or external influence. It has the following features: 1. Merit-based decision-making 2. Being fair and impartial in conduct 3. Reasoned and well-informed decision 4. Not ignoring inconvenient facts 5. Seeking professional advice if needed However, having too much objectivity is a robotic sin. Add this diagram to your notes. ✏️ Examples: 1️⃣ While drafting the Indian Constitution, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar exemplified objectivity by prioritizing equality and justice over his own experiences as a member of the marginalized community. 2️⃣ Archaeological Survey of India undertook excavations in search of gold based on a dream of a baba in Unnao. By doing so, it did not demonstrate objective behavior. 💬 Key Quote : "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” Aristotle 👉 PYQs where the topic can be applied : 1️⃣ Case studies related to evacuation during disaster (2015), riot management, and public service delivery. 2️⃣ It has a huge probability of being asked directly in the exam since it is mentioned explicitly in the syllabus. Hit ❤️ if you found this useful. 📎 Stay Updated : @upscandbeyondd