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National List of intangible cultural heritage sites!
Last year there were 2 questions on UNESCO’s list, it only makes sense to prepare its Indian counterpart!
Will take 20-40 mins (do 3-5 revisions)
Keep following UPSC and Beyondd for more!
Important judgments related to Article 356
Highly relevant for Mains 2025 due to imposition of President’s Rule in Manipur
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➡️SOCIOLOGY OPTIONAL RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS
A. NOTES :
SOCIOLOGY PAPER - 1 COMPLETE NOTES
SOCIOLOGY PAPER - 2 COMPLETE NOTES
VALUE ADDITION
REVISION SHORT NOTES
CURRENT MODULE
IMPORTANT TERMS
DIAGRAMS
B. VIDEO SERIES:
PYQ SERIES
CURRENT SERIES
TERM SERIES
Conclusion Unit 1 to 4
I will highly suggest to check out the sample lexicon document once! (Link in the post)
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Model essays for 2024 Mains Essay Topics. (Planning some essay related activity too ahead)
👉Included quotes, Poems, dimensions, contradiction of topics, and examples.
👉 Very important to write and can just get an idea as to more possible dimensions.
👉collect such quality content especially for topics like forests/deserts, happiness etc which are repeated themes.
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How to tackle Mains Current affairs?
Mains is not about reading a lot, but about implenting and revising a lot. So yes, Mains 365 offers the best Current affairs coverage, but mostly difficult to revise due to its bulky nature. Here is where Mains 365 Summaries comes in. And not just a random suggestion, but a suggestion 30+ rankers trusted in Mains 2025. (Click here to watch AIR 18, AIR 104 talking about it). YOU DO NOT NEED to read original Mains 365 when you do this, just revise and practice probable questions and see Magic!
Now, why us and why not some random Mains 365 summaries? Because in last two years we have given 100+ rankers and 50+ toppers who have used Mains 365 summaries and all of this with affordable courses and quality. Your TIME and YEAR is more important. We are a team of 6+ Interviews and 10+ Mains. We DO NOT MISS a single article from Mains 365, but just serve you exactly the number of best points needed. This year we will also give probable questions from every Mains 365 as list as last year many of our predictions came true!
A sincere initiative to help you all. For details (Click here)
For doubts: @UPSCand_Beyond
(Yours with Love, Shubham Ajmera)
Just 2 pages of roughly 100 days Handwritten CA got this many hits in prelims papers! (8 full, 2+ partial)
This year we will give you 12 months of 2 pagers, most Important MCQs to practice, videos and much more! Read two pages a day and improve your chances! (Helps you stay disciplined)
Course link: https://t.me/essaysandbeyond/813 (Official course name, current affairs made easy)
(It has sample of monthly etc- of 25 pages a month)
Tip: Start giving 5-10 mins for Prelims regularly, it will save you the February anxiety!
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I will once again recommend you to watch the video and learn CUE BASED word MEMORY technique, and you will see UPSC will be a little more doable for you!
The reason for updating about good open tests is that many of you will get to know! And last time I got amazing feedback on this particular institutes open test!
Baki it’s duty of every aspirant to give free tests, check where they stand in competition and increase marks! All the best!
Context: Tamil Nadu-Union of India conflict over stalling of funds under Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan for non implementation of NEP-2020
🚨 DAY 4 : 30 DAYS ETHICS ENRICHMENT SERIES
📚 Topic: Stereotype, Discrimination, and Prejudice
📖 Meaning :
Stereotype : A stereotype is a generalized belief or assumption about a particular group of people. Ethically, stereotypes can be problematic because they reduce individuals to simplistic traits, ignoring their unique characteristics and experiences.
Discrimination : Discrimination involves treating individuals unfairly or unjustly based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, or religion. Ethically, discrimination violates principles of justice and equality.
Prejudice : Prejudice refers to preconceived opinions or judgments about individuals or groups, often based on stereotypes. It can lead to negative attitudes and behaviors that contribute to social injustice. Ethically, prejudice poses significant challenges to social cohesion and the promotion of a just society
The interplay between these concepts highlights ethical dilemmas in social interactions and institutional practices. For instance, stereotypes can lead to prejudicial attitudes, which, in turn, can result in discriminatory behaviors.
Solutions:
1. Self-esteem hypothesis : The self-esteem hypothesis suggests that individuals with higher self-esteem are more likely to engage in positive social behaviors.
2. Direct-contact hypothesis : It posits that direct contact between members of different social groups can reduce prejudice and improve intergroup relations.
3. Cooperation hypothesis : It highlights that cooperative interactions(towards a common goal) between individuals or groups can lead to improved relationships, reduced prejudice, and enhanced problem-solving abilities.
4. Legal Hypothesis : It says that specific legal frameworks, policies, or interventions can effectively decrease bias and discrimination in society.
Add this diagram to your notes.
✏️ Examples :
1️⃣ Stereotype : The assumption that all wealthy people are corrupt.
2️⃣ Discrimination: In a government school in Uttarakhand, children of upper-caste refused to eat food cooked by a Dalit women.
3️⃣ Prejudice : The frequent imposition of internet shutdowns in regions like Jammu and Kashmir, particularly following political unrest, has been criticized as a form of administrative prejudice.
💬 Introduction/Conclusion :
"The fight against discrimination must also dismantle the stereotypes and prejudices that fuel it."
👉 PYQs where the topic can be applied :
1️⃣ Discrimination and Preferential Treatment (2015)
2️⃣ Case Studies: Use the Solutions when asked about your Course of Action. Write in the following way : As DM, I will apply Cooperation Hypothesis which states that cooperation towards a common goal will help reduce prejudice between different castes(or religion or any other community).
Hit ❤️ if you found this useful.
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Hi everyone, Shubham here!
We all know how important topper copies are (and how every topper swears by it)! Still to list out a few benefits
1. Learning to structure
2. Some unique content
3. Learning representation
4. Understanding how different toppers had different writing styles yet topped
But at the same time in last 5 years there are 5000+ rank holders, so sheer number of topper copies is huge!
Over it not every topper writes 20 amazing answers, (assuming you get the list of best scorers for every GS)! Some toppers are better in IR some in governance and so on! Plus no topper copies are available syllabus wise!
To help you out with this issue what if I told you we can get you only the best set of topper copies arranged syllabus wise and cover every topic of syllabus?
We have already launched such an initiative for (GS2- click here for sample). And GS4 (click here for the same)
Soon we will be launching for GS1, segregated into 3 documents - History, Geography and Society and further divided into every subject heading! Eg- World history, post independence etc!
Yours, always!
Note: Anyone who buys GS2 or GS4 will find discounted link for GS1 in their group
All these questions could be fully answered by our current affairs made easy (only 250 pages a year, yet most effective way to study current affairs)
Other than this there are more 8-10 partial hits too! Experience speaks!
If anyone is struggling with CA try current affairs made easy compilations (atleast read defence, security and schemes from it, that will alone give you 4-5 hits and it’s all just for 299!)
1. Hezbollah - Lebonan
2. HAMAS - west bank
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Here is the Newspaper Snippets which you will get FREE along with IGP course. You can check the quality and judge it yourself.
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💫 For IGP, our batch starts tomorrow, Lets try and give our best foot-Forward, Extra marks in Interview can make a big difference in Rank!
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India-Japan (DAY 5)
Possible Introductions/Conclusions- (Can also be used as points)
1. India-Japan relationship is described as “Cherry Blossom Phase” as a good friendship is timeless and sees no borders.
2. Ex-Japanese PM Abe (Book: Towards the beautiful country) — It would not be surprising if in coming years, India Japan relations will overtake Japan-USA or Japan-China.
3. India and Japan need to ensure against the wide oscillations in USA's policy. As China's neighbour they have stakes in Co - Op relations with China As well as to temper China's Unilateralism. - C Raja Mohan
4. Kautilya's Dictum of Neighbour being enemy (China) and Neighbour's Neighbour being a natural ally fits apt in trajectory of Indo-Japan Relations.
5. Japan India Co-operation is an insurance against Unipolar Asia- Sumit Ganguly
DATA: India - Japan trade is anguishing at - $15 BN vs $ 300 BN [ Japan - China ]
Examples/Positives/Negatives
1. There is a perfect coherence between India's ACT EAST POLICY and FREE AND OPEN INDO PACIFIC of Japan.
2. Japan was the only country to extend public support to India during DOKLAM CRISIS.
3. India remained the largest recipient of Japan's official development Grants
4. Japan is the only country permitted by India to develop infrastructure in the sensitive NR Region.
5. QUAD, Asia Africa growth corridor etc
6. Civil Nuclear agreement concluded despite Japan's Historic sensitivity to nuclear issue.
7. Slow pace of project implementation is major issue (Bullet train and many such projects pending)
Keep following the series at: https://t.me/Internationalrelationsforcse
In my six years of prep, I can surely say content wise this PYQ book gives a better option as it covers the entire static part of question asked! For example if Question is on President, a lot of additional information is given on president! So doing this will help you cover many major repeating chunks of static!
(Check out the sample for yourself)
