Commerce And Accountancy Optional for UPSC IAS by Diademy IAS

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Commerce & Accountancy Optional DAW Cum Subject Wise & Full Length Test with Mentorship Program 2027-2028 Features 700 Plus Questions in DAW, Subject Wise & Full Length Tests Daily Answer Writing for 4 Months Questions on Pre-defined Micro Syllabus Question Cum Answer Booklet Model Answers & Solutions (for Numerical) Mentorship at Fingertips with Faculty Answer Writing Strategy Videos PYQ Trend Analyzer for Each Subject 10 Subject Wise Tests 4 Full Length Tests X Factor Notes Most Probable Topics Micro list For DAW 2 additional self practice questions and answer Weekly Live Mentorship Session Fresh Batch Starts From 14th September 2026 Sample Notes: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CxYM1_BC0EJz4jMui7IXCS8m-NRwHRH-?usp=sharing For Enrollment Process Please Call us at 9811599537

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8 PM live today Reminder 2026 PYQ Paper 2 discussion By Topper Akriti Single (AIR 122) She got 138 Marks in Paper 2 in CSE 2025 Join at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/3673734262?pwd=NzlPTmlxY2hrY2RNaE5WcGZzTnFadz09

Urgent announcement- Dr Anurag Agarwal from Lucknow will be available today at DIADEMY IAS offline center from 12 pm onward He is an excellent faculty for UPSC ESSAYS His students secured AIR 8 and 6 more tanks in CSE 2025 You can directly come to ORN Center of DIADEMY IAS Call at +91 8910340902 for information that you are coming to attend his session Center address is Diademy IAS, 57/12, Third Floor, Near Grover Mithaiwala, Bada Bazar Road, Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi - 110060 Google map location https://maps.google.com/?q=28.641874,77.185799

🎙 Announcement 🎙 10th September 2026 (Thursday) - PYQ 2026 Discussion Session at 8 PM by Ms. Aakriti Singla (AIR - 122, UPSC CSE 2025) Zoom Link will be shared in due course

From Rs 1 lac on Day 1 to Rs 8.5 Cr on Day 26…full of ups & Downs Thats how the real life works

HANUMAN ANSH Box-office turnaround story Made on a ₹2 crore budget, the film’s India net collection crossed ₹50–54 crore (gross ~₹64 crore), i.e., roughly 2400%+ return. After a very weak start (Day 1 ~₹1 lakh; Week 1 ~₹1 crore; Week 2 down to ~₹40 lakh), it saw a dramatic revival in Week 3 with collections jumping to ~₹10.5 crore for that week. On 1 September, it collected ~₹8.5 crore in a single day, beating big releases like Toxic (~₹8.2 crore that day) and even surpassing the Day-26 collection of Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan. Screen count grew from about 25 screens at launch to around 1,200 as demand surged. Why it worked: content + connect The film is based on the life and spiritual legacy of Neem Karoli Baba (Neem Karori Baba), a 20th-century saint and devotee of Hanuman, with his Kainchi Dham ashram as a key reference point. Success drivers highlighted: Emotional connect: beyond spirituality, it shows family, relationships, and human values that resonate with audiences. Word-of-mouth: viewers recommending it to friends/family and sharing reels/posts drove footfalls. Smart, low-cost promotion: ground-level outreach focused on the right audience instead of expensive ad campaigns. Grassroots marketing as a case study The team did temple visits and ground promotions in Gujarat and Rajasthan (e.g., Surat, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Rajkot; Jodhpur, Jaipur, Udaipur), speaking to devotees and organizing bhandaras to spread awareness. A devotional song (“Maine Tere Hi Bharose…”) by Sunil Lodhi (a visually impaired singer from Bundelkhand) went viral and acted like a “hit song” for a devotional film, boosting visibility. It is a “Vocal for Local” style case study: indigenous story (Kainchi Dham/Neem Karoli Baba), local talent, Indian cultural texture in music and messaging, and unconventional marketing. Bigger context Neem Karoli Baba’s global connect is noted (visits by figures like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Julia Roberts, Virat Kohli–Anushka Sharma), underlining the built-in devotee base worldwide. 1975 devotional hit “Jai Santoshi Maa”, which had a small budget, no big stars, and became a record-breaking sleeper hit.