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| 2 | Centre wanted 2 years to implement OBC creamy layer ruling. Court says no
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| 3 | WR-CSM-2026-Engl-NameList-05112026.pdf
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| 4 | Amid OBC creamy layer row, why 958 new UPSC civil servants are in limbo
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| 7 | TNSDC/Nan Mudhalvan Exam - Need for Transparent Answers!!
👉The reported removal of a candidate's name from the final selection list raises serious questions about transparency, accountability and examination integrity.
Serious Questions on Transparency and Fair Conduct of the Exam:
1. Why the candidate's name was removed?
2. The candidate's name was removed as per which rule or regulation or procedure?
3. By removing the name, does the TN Skills Corporation accept that he had indulged in malpractice?
4. If yes, how has that malpractice been found or established? Under what due process?
5. If that malpractice has been proven, how did it happen?
6. Who are the authorities/staffs/members who helped this happen?
7. How did the candidate evade much institutional checks to mock a government backed scholarship examination to score a nearly impossible mark?
8. Aren't the institutions and the checks-balances not robust enough? If yes what actions have been taken to strengthen them?
9. Has the candidate been identified and proper explanation memo seeking clarification been issued?
10. Just by eliminating the name of the candidate in the final list without any transparent statements from the team, does the TN Skills Corporation want to sweep this serious issue under the rug?
11. Are the investigations going on? What is the status?
12. Any interim or final decisions been made?
13. Real culprits are found or the team has planned to just scapegoat a few to desensitise-dilute-divert this issue to hide/escape some one?
Each of the questions, when dug deeper, will lead to its own branches of multiple questions.
With these questions unanswered, the notice of conduction of counselling is highly condemnable.
We are posting this here in our channel to elevate the issues in the larger interest of the UPSC aspirant community.
Let us Ask!! Let us Demand Answers from the Authorities!!! | 792 |
| 8 |  Source: The Hindu
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| 9 | Removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) & Election Commissioners
👉 Article 324 – Election Commission of India
The Election Commission of India consists of:
🔹Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)
🔹Such number of other Election Commissioners (ECs) as the President may from time to time fix.
🔹The President may also appoint Regional Commissioners after consultation with the Election Commission.
👉 Removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)
🔸The Chief Election Commissioner can be removed from office only in the same manner and on the same grounds as a Judge of the Supreme Court.
🔸 Accordingly, the CEC can be removed by the President of India only after an address by both Houses of Parliament.
🔸The grounds for removal are proved misbehaviour or incapacity.
👉 Parliamentary Procedure for Removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC)
🔸Since the CEC is removable in the same manner and on the same grounds as a Judge of the Supreme Court, as per the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968, the following procedures are evident.
🔸A motion for presenting an address to the President for removal must be signed by:
🔹Lok Sabha → At least 100 members
🔹Rajya Sabha → At least 50 members
🔸The Speaker of Lok Sabha/Chairman of Rajya Sabha may admit the motion or refuse to admit it after considering the available material and consulting such persons as he/she thinks fit.
🔸If admitted, the address must be supported by special majority such as:
🔹Majority of the total membership of that House, and
🔹Two-thirds majority of members present and voting.
🔸Once passed by the required majority, the recommendation to be forwarded to the President for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner and the President must act upon the recommendation by the Parliament in the matter.
📌 Important Note - The President cannot remove the CEC merely on his/her own discretion.
👉 Removal of Other Election Commissioners (ECs)
🔸The Constitution provides different protection to Election Commissioners other than the CEC.
🔸An Election Commissioner cannot be removed by the President except on the recommendation of the CEC.
🔸 Therefore, removal of CEC → Removal like Supreme Court Judge
🔸 Removal of other ECs → Removal by President only on CEC's recommendation
📌 Important Note - The other Election Commissioners do not enjoy the same constitutional protection as the CEC.
👉 Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners Act, 2023
🔸It provides the statutory framework concerning the appointment, conditions of service and term of office of the CEC and other ECs.
🔸The President appoints the CEC and other Election Commissioners by warrant under his hand and seal.
🔸The appointment is made on the recommendation of the Selection Committee consists of
🔹Prime Minister - Chairperson
🔹Union Cabinet Minister nominated by the Prime Minister
🔹Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha (If there is no recognised Leader of Opposition, the leader of the largest opposition party in the Lok Sabha is included).
🔸A separate Search Committee prepares a panel of persons for consideration by the Selection Committee. The Search Committee consists of
🔹Cabinet Secretary - Chairperson
🔹Two other members, not below the rank of Secretary to the Government of India.
🔸The Search Committee prepares a panel of five persons for consideration by the Selection Committee.
👉 Eligibility / Qualifications
🔸The CEC and other ECs shall be appointed from among persons who:
🔹are holding or have held a post equivalent to the rank of Secretary to the Government of India.
🔹are persons of integrity
🔹have knowledge of and experience in management and conduct of elections.
👉 Term of Office - 6 years or 65 years of age
👉 Reappointment
🔸Not eligible for re-appointment.
🔸However, an Election Commissioner may be appointed as the CEC subject to the overall statutory limit.
👉 Conditions of Service - Salary and conditions are linked to those applicable to the Cabinet Secretary.
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| 10 | Election & Voting Rights
👉Article 325 – One General Electoral Roll
🔸There shall be one general electoral roll for every territorial constituency for elections to Lok Sabha and Legislative Assembly of a State.
🔸No person can be excluded from an electoral roll or claim inclusion in a separate electoral roll solely on the grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or any of them.
In a way, Article 325 embodies the principle of non-discrimination in electoral rolls and rejects separate communal electorates.
👉Article 326 – Elections Based on Adult Suffrage
🔸Elections to the Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies of States shall be based on adult suffrage.
🔸A person is entitled to be registered as a voter if he/she:
🔹is a citizen of India;
🔹not less than 18 years of age (prior to March 28, 1989, it was 21 years - changed by 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1988)
🔹not disqualified under the Constitution or a law made by the appropriate legislature.
👉Grounds for disqualification may include
🔹Non-residence
🔹Unsoundness of mind
🔹Crime
🔹Corrupt or illegal practice
🔹Other grounds provided by law.
Important Note - The 61st Amendment reduced the voting age, not the age of eligibility to contest elections.
Key Takeaways:
👉Women and Right to Vote in India
🔸India adopted universal adult suffrage from the beginning of the Constitution.
🔸The Constitution did not make voting rights dependent on sex, caste, religion, or property ownership.
🔸Thus, Indian women had the right to vote from the first general elections (1951–52) on the same basis as men.
Important Note - The Government of India Act, 1919 introduced a limited franchise to Indian Women subject to qualifications such as property, education, taxation, etc , but did not provide women with universal suffrage.
Other Key Takeaways:
👉New Zealand – 1893 - first self-governing country to grant women the right to vote in national elections.
👉United Kingdom – 1918 - Women over 30 meeting certain conditions obtained voting rights. Equal voting terms with men came in 1928.
👉United States – 1920 - 19th Amendment gave women constitutional protection of voting rights.
👉Switzerland – 1971 - Women obtained federal voting rights relatively late.
👉France – 1944 - Women obtained the right to vote and then first voted in 1945.
👉Pre-Independence India - Franchise
🔸Under British rule, the franchise was not universal.
🔸Voting rights were restricted by conditions such as property, income/taxation, education and other qualifications.
🔸Only around 13% of Indians had the right to vote before Independence.
Whether Right to Vote is a Fundamental/Constitutional/Statutory Right?
👉The Supreme Court has treated the right to vote as a constitutional right rather than a fundamental right.
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| 11 | IE UPSC Essentials Sep 2026.pdf | 502 |
| 12 | “My life is my message.” - Mahatma Gandhi
On 2 October, let us remember Mahatma Gandhi not merely as a leader of India's freedom struggle, but as a thinker whose philosophy offers enduring lessons in ethics, integrity, public service, social justice and responsible leadership.
Important Gandhian Quotes and its Relevant for UPSC Exams:
👉“Even a little untruth ruins a man, as a drop of poison ruins milk.” - Truth and Integrity
👉“You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” - Leadership
👉“Means and end are convertible terms in my philosophy of life.” - Ethical Means
👉“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” - Compassion and Public Service
👉“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.” - Forgiveness and Non-violence
👉“Non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind.” - Peace and Non-violence
👉“Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” - Happiness
👉“I do not want to think that an individual or a nation is incapable of rising from its errors.” - Social Justice
👉“The future depends on what you do today.” - Sustainability
👉"A nation's progress must be measured not merely by its wealth, but by its moral values." - Morality
👉"The true measure of a society lies in how it treats its most vulnerable members." - Social Justice and Harmony
Wishing everyone a very Happy Gandhi Jayanti!!
May the ideals of Truth, Non-violence, Simplicity and Selfless Service continue to inspire us to build a more ethical, inclusive and compassionate India!!!
Regards
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| 13 | On 1 October 2026, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) completes one hundred years. | 4 606 |
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| 15 | Proposed bank strike deferred after talks between bank body and unions - The Times of India
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| 18 | D booklet Tamil Nadu skill development (Naan mudhalvan )2026 booklet D | 970 |
| 19 | PFRDA Grade A Notification Out !! | 936 |
| 20 | Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2026 Official papers uploaded.
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