Saturday, 4 August 2018

What will happen if we take all of Ambani's wealth and give it to poor Indians?

     It looks you are talking about the idea of equality, but the things which looks appealing by redistribution of wealth may not generate fruitful result. As :
  • Shares in Stock exchange will fall suddenly even with such rumours.
  • It will lower the entrepreneurship in Indian youth.
  • MNCs will runaway from India.
  • FDI in all sectors will fall.
  • It will cause setback to Indian GDP as majority of Tax contribution comes from corporate sector.
  • Innovation, scientific research will be lowered.
  • Mass unemployment.
  • Rise in Inflation rate.
  • Banking sector will doom.
  • Other big Industries or corporates like Tata’s, Birla’s, Mahendra’s may packup there business from India.
  • Larges section of County may become again agrarian only.
  • International image of India will be lowered and Credit rating agencies will give poor rating, our ranking in ease of doing business may fall which is still not that good.
  • Redistribution means less investment to other sectors like education, power generation, medical etc. which is again harmful.
  • Meritocracy of people may get reduce.
  • World bank, IMF may treat India as only socialist nation and can create roadblocks in terms of loans for development.
If we analyse carefully it's not only against the market principles but also against principle of governance in a developing economy. If amabni’s are generating wealth then they are also Paying Tax, contributing CSR and playing major role in India's development.
If only consideration is about to make everyone with equal Income then other factors can be considered.
  • Progressive Tax structure.
  • Raise CSR contribution.
  • Universal basic Income.
  • Increase social sector schemes by Government.
  • Reduce corruption, increase transparency and provide Good governance to citizens.
Therefore Redistribution of wealth is not possible in this context and it's a vague concept.
     
How was your civil services preliminary exam 2018?

  It was fantastic.
This time UPSC has prepared a balanced paper. It was both current affairs and static part. However this year current affairs was much less than last year.
UPSC is renowned for its unpredictableness. Last year it was full of current affairs. Lot of sincere candidates who were preparing from many years could not qualify prelims.
This time UPSC has provided a analytical paper. One need to think and analyse carefully over lot of questions. Even one word questions were not directly answerable. This made the difficulty level too high.
Many Newspaper including The Hindu and Indian expressUPSC Civil Services prelims 2018: Paper difficult than last year, fewer questions from current affair termed this year prelims as toughest paper after years.
My experience with exam was awesome. Very few direct questions and lot of analytical questions improved my score. By this UPSC has again proved people preparing for civil services need to be prepare for worst surprises
Overall a good one by UPSC after years. 
Thanks :)post by thakur sonu Aug 4 2018
       
      What is the most basic level to start preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Exam


     As you have asked the basic level, i would first recommend you to go through the upsc syllabus first,then if you are comfortable with the syllabus then prepare your mind for this big task.
as you have asked this question ,i think you are now planning to take up this exam.if you are a beginner then i would recommend you to read some good novels or some intresting topics for atleast 1–2 months, then start with some boring novels or topics for a month ,this is required because you need to have continuos reading habbit you should not stop or get boared of reading .since upsc also contains some boring subjects to study soo you should not break at any momment(if you are a good reader then you can skip this part).
after all this the most important thing is to prepare a study plan,first start with ncert from 6th to 10th.go through the history , geography , economics& polity part .read those subjects for 3–5 times understand the basic concepts n make the notes .another important thing is you need to revise these subjects frequently n never go out of the plan , stick to your timetable firmly.
then comes the ncert 11 & 12 , here also do the same thing but here you do with some precision.
after completing all these then you go with core books which you can select by watching some videos or from articles of reputated institutions or through some good websites, here you need to do the things with most precision n here there are lot of things to work on ……. n here your optionals will also come to play
in all these stages you should not stop reading newspaper n the most important thing is that you should not break down …
all the best….
if there are any questions,suggestions or comments you are most welcomed n thanks for asking hope it have helped you
Post by thakur sonu August 4 2018

Thursday, 26 July 2018

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Friday, 6 July 2018


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General Knowledge for NDA-Updated for 2018-2019 Changes
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Name of the exam: National Defence Academy (NDA)
Age requirement: Minimum 16.5 years, maximum -19 years as on first day of the month the course is due to begin 
Educational qualification: 12th pass for Army and 12th pass with Physics and Mathematics for Navy and Air Force. You can even choose to apply while you are appearing for your 12th exam. That will save you a year.
Marital status: Unmarried
Exam held in the month of: The exam is conducted twice a year - every six months usually in April and August
Preparation time: Start off after your class X (preferred)
Mode of examination: Written test followed by an extensive Intelligence and Personality test
Negative marking: Yes
Classes begin in: July and January

NDA

The NDA is the joint services academy of the Indian Armed Forces. Here, the cadets of the Army, the Navy and the Air Force get trained together before they embark on a pre-commissioning training in respective academies. The first tri-service academy of the world, the NDA is located in Pune, Maharashtra and is ranked among the best academies in the world.


Part A: English

The English test is for 200 marks and covers topics like vocabulary, grammar and usage and comprehension. This test evaluates the basic command a person has on the language. To prepare for this test, read English newspaper daily, learn new words, go back to basic grammar and learn the rules thoroughly. Try to solve as many English tests as possible. There are many English tests available online as well. Try to attempt them as much as possible.

Part B: General Knowledge (GK)

The GK test is for 400 marks and will check a candidates general understanding and his insight into the Current Affairs within the country and outside. The test will comprise six sections: General Science, Indian history, Physics, Geography, Chemistry and Current Events. To prepare for this test, follow the news updates regularly, be aware of the latest happenings in the field of sports, arts, literature, and the like. Read about the current economic scenario in the country, the recent and past policy changes and such other topics that are directly related to India and its neighbouring countries.

Preparing for Intelligence and Personality test

For this test, concentrate on developing your personality. The test usually assesses the candidates for officer-like qualities, which includes sense of responsibility, reacting to situations, social adaptability, team work, etc. To prepare for this test, you can start practicing psychological tests that enable you to know yourself. The better you know yourself, the better you will be able to control your reactions and groom yourself to develop officer-like qualities.

Generic tips on how to prepare for NDA exam
  • Fix your goal and start preparing early, as early as after your Class X exam. This will give you an edge over other students.
  • Understand the syllabus thoroughly and make a firm routine so that you cover all the subjects
  • Go back to your basics, even if that means referring to your Class VI, VII, VIII, books for certain subjects.
  • Improve your English. Start reading a newspaper daily and make it a regular habit to watch news on TV. Also brush up your Grammar skills.
  • Refer to the past years question papers so that you have a fair idea of what to expect.
  • Solve as many mock question papers and past question papers as possible.
  • Identify your weak subjects and start working on 

Saturday, 7 April 2018

1600 World and Physical Geography Multiple Choice Objective Type Practice Questions (MCQs) with Answers for All Competitive Exams – PDF Free Download

 

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Wednesday, 14 March 2018

1000 Latest GK Questions For CDS / NDA / AFCAT

. Where did Lord Buddha receive the knowledge? Bodhgaya 
2. Who founded the Arya Samaj? Swami Dayanand 
3. What is the script for Punjabi language? Gurumukhi 
4. What is the southernmost edge of India’s mainland? Kanyakumari 
5. In which state of India first Sun is released? Arunachal Pradesh 
6. Insulin is used in the treatment of which disease? Diabetes 
7. Bihu is the famous festival of which state? Assam 
8. Which vitamins are abundant in Amla? Vitamin C 
9. Who was the first Governor General of India? William Bantric 
10. In which country was the invention of paper? China 
11. What was the name of Gautam Buddha’s childhood? Siddhartha 
12. Who is the supreme commander of the Armed Forces in India? President
13. Which vitamin deficiency is due to lack of vitamins? Vitamin A 
14. Pongal is the festival of which state? Tamil Nadu 
15. Giddha and Bhangra are the folk dances of which state? Punjab 
16. Who invented the television? John Logie Baird 
17. Who was the first female ruler of India? Razia Sultan 
18. With whose help the breath breathes? Gillafar 
19. Who gave the slogan of ‘Inklab Zindabad’? Bhagat Singh 
20. When and where did Jallianwala Bagh massacre? In 1919 AD, Amritsar, 
21. In 1939, after which the Congress left Subhas Chandra Bose founded the party? Forward Block 
22. Who is called ‘Punjab Kesari’? Lala Lajpat Rai 
23. Who killed Sanders? Bhagat Singh 
24. Who gave his sacrifice in the rebellion of 1857 AD? Mangal Pandey
25. Who was the first woman governor of India? Sarojini Naidu 
26. Who was the first woman to climb Mt. Everest twice? Santosh Yadav 
27. ‘Brahma Samaj’ was founded by whom? Raja Rammohan Roy 
28. What was the original name of Swami Dayanand Saraswati? Moolshankar 
29. Who gave the slogan ‘ Lot to the Vedas’? Dayanand Saraswati 
30. Who founded the ‘Ram Krishna Mission’? Swami Vivekananda 
31. When did Vaskodigama come to India? 1498 AD 
32. Where was Waskodigama supposed to live? Portugal 
33. Where is the Hawa Mahal located? Jaipur 
34. Which Sikh guru is the founder of Sikh religion? Guru Nanak 
35. What is the main festival of Sikhs? Baisakhi 
36. What iron man is called ‘Iron Man’? Sardar Patel
37. What great leader is called Netaji? Subhash Chandra Bose 
38. What is the name of Samadhi of Delhi based Lal Bahadur Shastri? Vijay Ghat 
39. Who is the architect of Mahabharata? Maharishi Vedavas 
40. Who wrote a book called economics? Chanakya (Kautilya) 
41. Who gave the slogan ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan’? Lal Bahadur Shastri 
42. Who was the permanent president of the Constituent Assembly? Dr. Rajendra Prasad 
43. Who was the president of the draft constitution committee? Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar 
44. World’s Red Cross Day is celebrated on which date? 8 May
45. ‘Which country is famous for the Sunrise’ s country? Japan 
46. On which date is the International Women’s Day celebrated? 8 March 
47. What is the smallest state in India in terms of area? Goa
48. Onam is the famous festival of which state? Kerala 
49. When Delhi became the capital of India? 1911 
50. What is the brightest planet? Venus 
51. What is the national animal of India? Tiger 
52. What is the national bird of India? Peacock 
53. What is the national water body of India? Ganga Dolphin 
54. What is the national fruit of India? Common 
55. What is the national flower of India? Lotus 
56. What is the National Tree of India? Banyan 
57. What is the national sport of India? NONE 
58. What is the ratio in the length and breadth of India’s national flag? 3: 2 
59. Who wrote the national anthem of India? Rabindranath Tagore 
60. What is the national anthem of India? Jan Gan Man 
61. Who wrote the National Anthem of India? Rabindranath Tagore
62. Who first said Mahatma Gandhi to the Father of the Nation? Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose 
63. What is our national calendar? Saka Samvat 
64. What is the period of national anthem song? 52 seconds 
65. Who discovered the radioactivity? Henry Buckler 
66. Which part of the body is related to Paes Maker? Heart 
67. What is the body of the human body called ‘master granthi’? Piusa gland 
68. What is the most pure form of carbon? Diamond 
69. Who invented X-ray? Rantjan 
70. Which metal was first used by humans? Copper 
71. How does the astronaut appear to have outer air? Black 
72. Who invented the telescope? Galileo 
73. What is the name of Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi in Delhi? Rajghat
74. Where did the first train in India go from? From Mumbai (Current Mumbai) to Thane 
75. In which city was the first metro rail service introduced in India? Kolkata 
76. Which Indian started the railroad in India? 1853 
77. Who were the first Indian astronauts? Squadron Leader Rakesh Sharma, in 1984, 
78. Who was the first woman Chief Minister of India? Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani 
79. Who was the first Chief Minister of Haryana? Pt. Bhagvat Dayal Sharma 
80. When was the United Nations established? 24 October 1945 
81. Where is the UN headquarters located? New York 
82. Who was the first Secretary-General of the United Nations? Trivedi 
83. How many countries are there from the United Nations at this time? 193 
84. How many countries are members of the UN Security Council? 15
85. How many countries are permanent members of the UN Security Council? 5 
86 Where is the international court located? In The Hague, Holland 
87. Who is the current Secretary-General of the United Nations? Ban-Ki-Moon 
88. Who were the Indians who gave speeches in Hindi at the UN General Assembly? Atal Bihari Vajpayee 
89. How many years are the temporary members of the UN Security Council elected? 2 years 
90. What country was the 193rd member of the United Nations? South Sudan 
91. Which vitamin deficiency does not stop the release of blood? Vitamin K 
92. When is Hindi day celebrated? September 14, 
93. Which article of the Constitution was declared Hindi as the national language? Article 343
94. Who is the only Indian to win gold medal in the Olympics? Abhinav Bindra 
95. How many years after the Olympic Games are held? 4 years 
96. Where will the Olympic Games be held in 2016? Rio de Janeiro 
97. International Day of Human Rights is celebrated? 10 December 
98. Which breed of buffalo is famous in Haryana? Murrah 
99. Where is the famous Shitala Mata Temple situated? Gurgaon 
100. Who made the huge Haryana party? Rao Virendra Singh 

Saturday, 10 March 2018



Story by education

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