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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 12 213 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 07 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 321 over the last 30 days and by -1 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Post reach: On average, each post receives 4 683 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 2 278 views.
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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“We lost the last channel ‘Just ethics’ to copyright strikes.
We reiterate our commitment towards aspirants and sharing relevant content with no intention to claim what’s not ours. The intellectual property belongs to OG owners of content.”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 08 September, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Education category.
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
High time to post it again, now that mains is done.
Kindly fill it honestly✨🌻
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
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Repost from Peeyush Kumar_UPSC
Quick Tips for Tomorrow`s ethics paper
1. Don't compromise Section A for case studies , both are equally important. If questions are lengthy and multiple statement based, break them into parts and assign weight as per the actual “questions/sub parts asked”
2. UPSC may throw suprises with terms (e.g. moral intuition vs moral reasoning etc)..don't be discouraged by such questions. They are equally tough for everyone. Just apply your presence of mind ( like you do in prelims paper, there also similar questions come )..break the term, think around it's constituents, nature, strength/weaknesses, application, relevance, examples etc and you will have a decent answer.
3. Don't waste time over any quote based questions/case studies which you don't understand properly.
4. Don't just dump examples and definitions, especially in analytical/argumentative questions. As far as possible give reasoning (need not write full sentences if you can convey the meaning)
5. If the case studies are of similar nature, try to connect keywords/arguments with the subject matter of the case study to make it specific. (this should be done generally also but more so in the similar case studies.
6. Read questions very very carefully & identify its various parts, especially if the question is very lengthy (even at the cost of writing a lesser number of points). You will not get marks if you don't address the demand of the question.
7. Try to write examples at least for the initial few points/arguments of every section/subsection of the question.
8. Easy questions are the most difficult to score as differentiation becomes difficult. Please do ensure value addition (case studies, current examples & diagrams ) and depth in dimensions .
Best Wishes!
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Repost from Ethics - नीतिशास्त्र
Try to generate some pointers on the difference and similarities between
An Influencer and A Leader.
As Influencer is much popping up word in SM these days.
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Auto-rickshaw driver from Vizag wins accolades for offering free transport service to pregnant women
Read full article: https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Visakhapatnam/auto-rickshaw-driver-from-vizag-wins-accolades-for-offering-free-transport-service-to-pregnant-women/article71352857.ece
For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. https://bit.ly/THNewsApp
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
Self-doubts creeping in
With a few days left for CSM 2026, one doubts his/her capabilities.
Whether the syllabus is completed, what if I’m not able to write anything at all, what if there’s a brain fade, what if i fail to complete the paper, what if, what if!
I won’t give you any false impressions, i won’t even fill you with false positivity, i would like you to assess just these things-
“Given the time you had, did you become a better candidate?”
“Did you give your level best and atleast tried to cover all the grounds?”
If the answer is yes, then it doesn’t matter what happens next!
The answers will pour from your mental reason, you’ll be able to complete the paper decently.
Wrote a bad answer, move ahead, don’t let it spill on the next one! Wrote a mediocre Gs paper? let it be, next one is waiting for you.
You won’t be having time to repent for the loss (if there is any at the first place).
Our mind brings out the worst parts and subdues the good parts when you get anxious. Don’t let that happen. It’s a part of the process. For next few days, don’t think that you’ll score this much or will get a top rank. Do what’s needed out of you: Give your honest attempt! Be your best self.
“Let go of control you think you have in first place.”
Hojayega, khayal rakho! ✨🌻
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Repost from Compilations by Dheeraj Panchal
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Repost from N/a
Ethics Mains365 in less than 25 pages🔥!!
No need to waste time on Note making. Can be used for 2026 and 2027 mains
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Security Mains365 notes in 15 pages
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UPSC Ethics Simplified | CJP protest: Why responses to protests are an ethics case study
https://indianexpress.com/article/upsc-current-affairs/upsc-essentials/upsc-ethics-case-study-cjp-protest-response-10804366/
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Repost from CSE Blueprint
#GS4 Ethical perspective:
Environmental sustainability over economic development, keywords to support it.
1. Nature has its intrinsic Value
2. Intergenerational justice
3. Sustainability
4. Stewardship- humans are custodian
5. Principle of non-Maleficence,
6. Principle of justice + equitable distribution
7.precautionary principal+ deep ecology
8. Community owned ( Arun Kumar Bansal committee)
9. Land degradation and watershed management- B.B Vohra committee
Need-
Free prior informed consent+ ethical oversight+ distributive justice+ environment prudence.
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Repost from Essay कैसे
There is one short story somewhat connected to this, titled "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" by Leo Tolstoy.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/tolstoy/1886/how-much-land-does-a-man-need.html
A simple summary is to show how the human tendency towards greed works. The story complements the quote by Gandhi: "The world has enough for everyone's need, but not enough for everyone's greed."
This can connect to both the environmental impacts of large river interlinking projects or share more insights on sustainable resource management.
The common theme is the critique of unbridled accumulation and the tragic realization of how human greed deprives vulnerable communities of their fundamental right to survival.
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Repost from The UPSC Coach
This is the best Terminology Bank for Ethics. It covers 73 key terms, each with a clear Definition, Relevant Quotes, and Personal, National, and International Examples which you can use straight in your ethics answers and even in your essays.
Because at the end of the day, ethics isn't about knowing the theory. It's about how well you can substantiate it with real life examples. This pdf will serve as your go to source for ethics.
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