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CDS STRATEGY🔥 Hi...everyone I'm yogesh Nehra cleared CDS 1 2021... Talking straight on the strategy i follwed I want to put your attention on the thing that if you want to clear this exam then the first thing u need to do is to clear the pattern, marking scheme and the syllabus in your mind.. Basically it depends on the background also or your interest specially if I'm talking about GS paper,the real game changer for most of the candidates,if you are from art background then u are clear with the basics of history,polity, geography etc.subjects otherwise if from science or other background start from the basics like you can start on your own get a book like arihant or if u have time go for ncert but for short span arihant is all fine but one thing in mind before starting once read on e or two last year papers so that u get the idea of question's area quality and sections...now first give it a deep reading the whole book.. Read it like to remember forever.. Then have some topic based mocks to do on various online platforms.. Do them regularly .. For science students basically arihant plus your basics of class 10th science are all fine... For current affairs regularly follow any channel on YouTube or you can read paper regularly as I followed Ashish Gautam sir on Adda247 thats fine ...For Static portion Arihant is fine rott down the things from where most questions in last year been asked and also read the others.. ..after finishing up once do full fledged mocks... Then revise ..then mocks and repeat You can score 60+ in GS by this only English... For ENGLISH....grammer portion I followed Neetu Singh mam's Volume 1 that's more then enough plus read Any one English newspaper daily for comprehensive paragraph and rearrangement sentences The Hindu is fine to be followed Here also the same strategy do last year paper first then focus on the core areas in book and do the mocks repeatedly FOR MATHS... In maths paper Practice is the key Start with the last year in this paper you have some areas with your strength and some areas with your weaknesses for example your trigo is good but geometry is not So do the weak one fine or if you want to follow any book then Disha publication is there you can easily get the pdf on telegram For this I personally followed is last year papers some classes on special sector on which I weak on YouTube (you can easily find by putting the name) Then do the mocks chapter by chapter Then after completing sufficient go for full mock and repeat but keep practicing maths you get some time unproductive Some points to be noted.... 1.. Do mocks more and more I did the mocks by time and all together in same exam environment like by fixing the timer and all After the mocks completed match the answer key get the weak areas furnished and repeat. 2..Focus on scoring more in English , Attempts more and more with 100% accuracy in maths do not guess in maths..and for GS focus on accuracy as well as also develop habit of leaving the questions on which u have a doubt.. 3..In preparation keep revising and doing mocks repeatedly you will surely get this exam cleared in very next attempt.. 4.. Make your own notes..for all of them but keep it crisp to revise it in the end easily Jai hind and Good luck to you all... @examground @examground @dailynewscom @dailynewscom @beingafauji @beingafauji STAY TUNED!!

Major Dams in India🇮🇳 Longest: Hirakud Dam (25.8km) State: Odisha River: Mahanadi Highest: Tehri Dam (260.5m) State: Uttarakhand River: Bhagirathi Oldest: Kallanai Dam (100BC-100AD) State: Tamil Nadu River: Kaveri Largest Masonry: Nagarjuna Sagar State: Telangana River: Krishna FOR WRITTEN EXAM @examground @dailynewscom FOR SSB @beingafauji STAY TUNED!!

Ken-Betwa Link Project (KBLP) In the presence of PM and Jal Shakti Minister, the CMs of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh have signed an agreement to implement the Ken Betwa Link Project (KBLP). Must read: Interlinking of rivers: Significance & Challenges What is the Ken Betwa Link Project? The Ken-Betwa Link Project is the first project under the National Perspective Plan for the interlinking of rivers. Under this project, water from the Ken River will be transferred to the Betwa river. Both these rivers are tributaries of the river Yamuna. The project is expected to provide annual irrigation of 10.62 lakh hectares, drinking water supply to about 62 lakh people and also generate 103 MW of hydropower. The Project has two phases: Under Phase-I, one of the components Daudhan dam complex and its appurtenances like Low Level Tunnel, High Level Tunnel, Ken-Betwa link canal and Power houses will be completed. While in the Phase-II, three components Lower Orr dam, Bina complex project and Kotha barrage will be constructed. Regions benefitting from KBLP The project lies in Bundelkhand, a drought-prone region, which spreads across 13 districts of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. It will be of immense benefit to the water-starved region of Bundelkhand, especially in the districts of Panna, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur, Sagar, Damoh, Datia, Vidisha, Shivpuri and Raisen of Madhya Pradesh and Banda, Mahoba, Jhansi and Lalitpur of Uttar Pradesh. It will pave the way for more interlinking of river projects to ensure that scarcity of water does not become an inhibitor to development in the country. What about the Panna tiger reserve? Out of the 6,017 ha of forest area coming under submergence of Daudhan dam of Ken Betwa Link Project, 4,206 ha of the area lies within the core tiger habitat of Panna Tiger Reserve. Previous examples of river-linking In the past, several river linking projects have been taken up. For instance, under the Periyar Project, the transfer of water from the Periyar basin to the Vaigai basin was envisaged. It was commissioned in 1895. Similarly, other projects such as Parambikulam Aliyar, Kurnool Cudappah Canal, Telugu Ganga Project, and Ravi-Beas-Sutlej were undertaken. Recent developments on the interlinking of rivers in India In the 1970s, the idea of transferring surplus water from a river to a water-deficit area was mooted by the then Union Irrigation Minister Dr K L Rao. Rao, who himself was an engineer, suggested the construction of a National Water Grid for transferring water from water-rich areas to water-deficit areas. Similarly, Captain Dinshaw J Dastur proposed the Garland Canal to redistribute water from one area to another. However, the government did not pursue these two ideas further. The National Perspective Plan It was in August, 1980 that the Ministry of Irrigation prepared a National Perspective Plan (NNP) for water resources development envisaging inter-basin water transfer in the country. The NPP comprised two components: (i) Himalayan Rivers Development; and (ii) Peninsular Rivers Development. Based on the NPP, the National Water Development Agency (NWDA) identified 30 river links16 under the Peninsular component and 14 under the Himalayan Component. Later, the river linking idea was revived under the then Vajpayee Government. Ken Betwa Link Project is one of the 16 river linking projects under the Peninsular component. Clearances required for a river-linking project Generally, 4-5 types of clearances are required for the interlinking of river projects. These are Techno-economic (given by the Central Water Commission); Forest Clearance and Environmental clearance (Ministry of Environment & Forests); Resettlement and Rehabilitation (R&R) Plan of Tribal Population (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) and Wildlife clearance (Central Empowered Committee). 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom Join >> @examground

Ken-Betwa Link Project (KBLP) In the presence of PM and Jal Shakti Minister, the CMs of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh have signed an agreement to implement the Ken Betwa Link Project (KBLP). Must read: Interlinking of rivers: Significance & Challenges What is the Ken Betwa Link Project? The Ken-Betwa Link Project is the first project under the National Perspective Plan for the interlinking of rivers. Under this project, water from the Ken River will be transferred to the Betwa river. Both these rivers are tributaries of the river Yamuna. The project is expected to provide annual irrigation of 10.62 lakh hectares, drinking water supply to about 62 lakh people and also generate 103 MW of hydropower. The Project has two phases: Under Phase-I, one of the components Daudhan dam complex and its appurtenances like Low Level Tunnel, High Level Tunnel, Ken-Betwa link canal and Power houses will be completed. While in the Phase-II, three components Lower Orr dam, Bina complex project and Kotha barrage will be constructed. Regions benefitting from KBLP The project lies in Bundelkhand, a drought-prone region, which spreads across 13 districts of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. It will be of immense benefit to the water-starved region of Bundelkhand, especially in the districts of Panna, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur, Sagar, Damoh, Datia, Vidisha, Shivpuri and Raisen of Madhya Pradesh and Banda, Mahoba, Jhansi and Lalitpur of Uttar Pradesh. It will pave the way for more interlinking of river projects to ensure that scarcity of water does not become an inhibitor to development in the country. What about the Panna tiger reserve? Out of the 6,017 ha of forest area coming under submergence of Daudhan dam of Ken Betwa Link Project, 4,206 ha of the area lies within the core tiger habitat of Panna Tiger Reserve. Previous examples of river-linking In the past, several river linking projects have been taken up. For instance, under the Periyar Project, the transfer of water from the Periyar basin to the Vaigai basin was envisaged. It was commissioned in 1895. Similarly, other projects such as Parambikulam Aliyar, Kurnool Cudappah Canal, Telugu Ganga Project, and Ravi-Beas-Sutlej were undertaken. Recent developments on the interlinking of rivers in India In the 1970s, the idea of transferring surplus water from a river to a water-deficit area was mooted by the then Union Irrigation Minister Dr K L Rao. Rao, who himself was an engineer, suggested the construction of a National Water Grid for transferring water from water-rich areas to water-deficit areas. Similarly, Captain Dinshaw J Dastur proposed the Garland Canal to redistribute water from one area to another. However, the government did not pursue these two ideas further. The National Perspective Plan It was in August, 1980 that the Ministry of Irrigation prepared a National Perspective Plan (NNP) for water resources development envisaging inter-basin water transfer in the country. The NPP comprised two components: (i) Himalayan Rivers Development; and (ii) Peninsular Rivers Development. Based on the NPP, the National Water Development Agency (NWDA) identified 30 river links16 under the Peninsular component and 14 under the Himalayan Component. Later, the river linking idea was revived under the then Vajpayee Government. Ken Betwa Link Project is one of the 16 river linking projects under the Peninsular component. Clearances required for a river-linking project Generally, 4-5 types of clearances are required for the interlinking of river projects. These are Techno-economic (given by the Central Water Commission); Forest Clearance and Environmental clearance (Ministry of Environment & Forests); Resettlement and Rehabilitation (R&R) Plan of Tribal Population (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) and Wildlife clearance (Central Empowered Committee). 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom @examground

Ken-Betwa Link Project (KBLP)  In the presence of PM and Jal Shakti Minister, the CMs of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh have signed an agreement to implement the Ken Betwa Link Project (KBLP). Must read: Interlinking of rivers: Significance & Challenges What is the Ken Betwa Link Project? The Ken-Betwa Link Project is the first project under the National Perspective Plan for the interlinking of rivers. Under this project, water from the Ken River will be transferred to the Betwa river. Both these rivers are tributaries of the river Yamuna. The project is expected to provide annual irrigation of 10.62 lakh hectares, drinking water supply to about 62 lakh people and also generate 103 MW of hydropower. The Project has two phases: Under Phase-I, one of the components Daudhan dam complex and its appurtenances like Low Level Tunnel, High Level Tunnel, Ken-Betwa link canal and Power houses will be completed. While in the Phase-II, three components Lower Orr dam, Bina complex project and Kotha barrage will be constructed. Regions benefitting from KBLP The project lies in Bundelkhand, a drought-prone region, which spreads across 13 districts of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. It will be of immense benefit to the water-starved region of Bundelkhand, especially in the districts of Panna, Tikamgarh, Chhatarpur, Sagar, Damoh, Datia, Vidisha, Shivpuri and Raisen of Madhya Pradesh and Banda, Mahoba, Jhansi and Lalitpur of Uttar Pradesh. It will pave the way for more interlinking of river projects to ensure that scarcity of water does not become an inhibitor to development in the country. What about the Panna tiger reserve? Out of the 6,017 ha of forest area coming under submergence of Daudhan dam of Ken Betwa Link Project, 4,206 ha of the area lies within the core tiger habitat of Panna Tiger Reserve. Previous examples of river-linking In the past, several river linking projects have been taken up. For instance, under the Periyar Project, the transfer of water from the Periyar basin to the Vaigai basin was envisaged. It was commissioned in 1895. Similarly, other projects such as Parambikulam Aliyar, Kurnool Cudappah Canal, Telugu Ganga Project, and Ravi-Beas-Sutlej were undertaken. Recent developments on the interlinking of rivers in India In the 1970s, the idea of transferring surplus water from a river to a water-deficit area was mooted by the then Union Irrigation Minister Dr K L Rao. Rao, who himself was an engineer, suggested the construction of a National Water Grid for transferring water from water-rich areas to water-deficit areas. Similarly, Captain Dinshaw J Dastur proposed the Garland Canal to redistribute water from one area to another. However, the government did not pursue these two ideas further. The National Perspective Plan It was in August, 1980 that the Ministry of Irrigation prepared a National Perspective Plan (NNP) for water resources development envisaging inter-basin water transfer in the country. The NPP comprised two components: (i) Himalayan Rivers Development; and (ii) Peninsular Rivers Development. Based on the NPP, the National Water Development Agency (NWDA) identified 30 river links16 under the Peninsular component and 14 under the Himalayan Component. Later, the river linking idea was revived under the then Vajpayee Government. Ken Betwa Link Project is one of the 16 river linking projects under the Peninsular component. Clearances required for a river-linking project Generally, 4-5 types of clearances are required for the interlinking of river projects. These are Techno-economic (given by the Central Water Commission); Forest Clearance and Environmental clearance (Ministry of Environment & Forests); Resettlement and Rehabilitation (R&R) Plan of Tribal Population (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) and Wildlife clearance (Central Empowered Committee). 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom

Gandhi Peace Prize The Culture Ministry has announced that Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the late Sultan of Oman, Qaboos bin Said Al Said, would be awarded the Gandhi Peace Prize for 2020 and 2019 respectively. Note the features of the award such as prize, the composition of jury etc. Gandhi Peace Prize The International Gandhi Peace Prize, named after Mahatma Gandhi, is awarded annually by the Government of India. As a tribute to the ideals espoused by Gandhi, the GoI launched the International Gandhi Peace Prize in 1995 on the occasion of the 125th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. This is an annual award given to individuals and institutions for their contributions towards social, economic and political transformation through non-violence and other Gandhian methods. Its features The award carries 1 crore (US$140,000) in cash, convertible in any currency in the world, a plaque and a citation. It is open to all persons regardless of nationality, race, creed or gender. A jury consisting of the PM of India, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, the Chief Justice of India, Speaker of the Lok Sabha and one other eminent person decides the awardees each year. Ordinarily, only proposals coming from competent persons invited to nominate are considered. However, a proposal is not taken as invalid for consideration by the jury merely on the ground of not having emanated from competent persons. Information about the awardees (1) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1920-1975) The Prize recognizes the immense and unparalleled contribution of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in inspiring the liberation of Bangladesh. It acknowledges the contribution in bringing stability to a nation born out of strife, laying the foundation for the close and fraternal relations between India and Bangladesh and promoting peace and non-violence in the Indian subcontinent. (2)Sultan Qaboos Bin Said (1940-2020) Sultan Qaboos was a visionary leader whose twin policy of moderation and mediation in addressing international issues won him praise and respect across the globe. He played an important role in supporting peace efforts in various regional disputes and conflicts. H.M. Sultan Qaboos was the architect of the special ties between India and Oman. He had studied in India and always maintained a special relationship with India. Under his leadership, India and Oman became strategic partners and our mutually beneficial, comprehensive partnership strengthened and scaled newer heights. 🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁 Join >> @dailynewscom Join @examground

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