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Veer Gokula Jat Balidan Diwas is observed annually on January 1st to commemorate the supreme sacrifice and martyrdom of the 1
Veer Gokula Jat Balidan Diwas is observed annually on January 1st to commemorate the supreme sacrifice and martyrdom of the 17th-century Jat chieftain, Gokula Singh Jat.  Today, January 1, 2026, marks the 356th Balidan Diwas.  Significance and History Legacy of Resistance: Gokula Jat led one of the first major agrarian revolts against the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in the 1660s, protesting against religious persecution, forced conversions, and the heavy Jizya tax. The Battle of Tilpat: In 1669, Gokula led an army of approximately 20,000 peasants against a much larger Mughal force of 300,000 soldiers. Despite being outnumbered, his forces fought for three days, causing significant casualties to the Mughal army. Martyrdom: Gokula and his uncle, Uday Singh, were eventually captured and brought to Agra. On January 1, 1670, Aurangzeb offered to spare their lives if they converted to Islam. Upon their refusal, Gokula was brutally executed at the site of the Old Kotwali in Agra (now known as Phubbara Chowk). 

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UPPSC_APO_Pre_&_Mains_Solved_Paper_&_BARE_ACTS_QUI_230730_154459.pdf7.63 MB

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मुझे पता है कुछ लोग मेरा विरोध करेंगे लेकिन सच्चाई यही है हमारे ऊपर अंग्रेजों के त्यौहार थोप दिए गए। जय हिंद इंकलाब जिंदाबाद 🇮🇳🇮🇳भारत माता की जय

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UPSC EPAPER DELHI 31.12.2025.pdf21.37 MB

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Karnataka High Court Wakf Board & Not Managing Committee Has Power To Remove Any Member Of Committee: Karnataka High Court The petitioner approached the Karnataka High Court with the grievance that the Badariya Jumma Masjid had removed the petitioners from the Managing Committee without any authority. ByTulip Kanth|28 Dec 2025 11:30 AM Justice Suraj Govindaraj, Karnataka High Court  The Karnataka High Court has held that, as per the provisions of the Wakf Act, 1995, only the Wakf Board can remove any member of the Managing Committee, and the Managing Committee has no such power. The petitioner approached the High Court with the grievance that the Badariya Jumma Masjid (third respondent) had removed the petitioners from the Managing Committee without any authority. The Single Bench of Justice Suraj Govindaraj held, “Neither Section 64 nor Rule 58 makes a mention of the Managing Committee. When all these three provisions are read together, it is clear that the Managing Committee has no power to remove any member of the Managing Committee; it is only the WAKF Board which has the power to do so.” https://www.verdictum.in/court-updates/high-courts/karnataka-high-court/abdul-sattar-v-karnataka-state-board-of-waqf-2025khc45657-wakf-board-managing-committee-remove-member-1602590

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Telangana State Judicial Services invites online application for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) for Direct Recruit
Telangana State Judicial Services invites online application for the post of Civil Judge (Junior Division) for Direct Recruitment and Recruitment by Transfer. Name of the Post: Civil Judge (Junior Division) No. of Post: 66 (Sixty-Six)

UPSC EPAPER-2 DELHI 27.12.2025.pdf7.09 MB

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