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Since the beginning of the war, more than 2000 civilians have been killed by Russian missiles, according to official data. Help us protect Ukrainians from missiles - provide max military assisstance to Ukraine #Ukraine. #StandWithUkraine

Is it just coincidence? 

Examples for this ethics question - 1) Amazon’s AI Recruiting Tool “Learnt” Gender Bias 2) AI-based systems like PredPol are used in the U.S. to predict areas where crimes might happen. But this may have bias.

Examples for this ethics question - 1) Amazon’s AI Recruiting Tool “Learnt” Gender Bias

I'm humbled to share that with the help of HOW TO MASTER UPSC MAINS, you can confidently attempt at least 7-8 questions in GS Paper III. Soon I’ll post a detailed PDF and Video analysing all four GS Papers and highlighting the impact of this game-changing book. Stay tuned! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Dr. Gaurav J. Sontake

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Paper seems straightforward. Few questions are repeated from previous years. But for few questions demand specific knowledge. You can't write vague answers.

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UPSC CSE - Mains 2024 GS3 Paper

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While there are countless model answer PDFs floating around Telegram, remember that quick fixes like instant noodles might satisfy your hunger but aren’t nutritious in the long run. To truly succeed in the UPSC exam, you need to embrace delayed gratification. Analyze each question critically, forming your own unique perspective. This original thought process will be invaluable in your final exam.

What is Demographic winter? Answer- Demographic winter is a long-term natural decrease in birthrates, which can lead to a decline in population. A low fertility rate is defined as fewer than 2.1 children per woman on average

Hello all students, I am putting subject wise analysis so that you all can prioritize preparation and do allocation of your time and efforts proportionately. Gs1 Mains 2024:- Indian Culture:- 35 Marks (3 Q) Indian History:- 10 M (1Q). World History:- 30 M (2Q). Post Independence India:- No Question asked Society:- 85 Marks (7Q). Geography:- 90 Marks (7Q) Credit- Vishal Narwade Sir, IAS

GS II Paper Few questions from How To Master UPSC Mains directly and many indirectly repeated in GS II also

We covered Q. No. 18 in last year test series. Q. 8 (Polity Half Length Sectional Test)

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I noticed a few questions from my book, "How to Master UPSC Mains," were repeated in GSI. 📚 I'll be sharing a more in-depth analysis soon, including page numbers, exact questions, and their corresponding pages. Stay tuned for the detailed post! 🚀

UPSC CSE 2024 GS Mains Paper 1 21 September 2024 | 9-12pm

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Section B sources 5) Social media is triggering 'Fear of Missing Out' amongst the youth, precipitating depression and and loneliness. - General statement related to present situation of Youth and growing mental health issues - Reel life Vs. Real life, etc. 6) Nearly all men can stand adversity, but to test the character, give him power. - Statement of Abraham Lincoln. Same statement was asked in 2013 in Ethics paper. Topic is related to Character, values and leadership 7) All ideas having large consequences are always simple. - It can be attributed to Leo Tolstoy. Tolstoy wrote in "War and Peace" that "the most important ideas are always simple". 8) The cost of being wrong is less than the cost of doing nothing. - Quote by Seth Godin. Topic is related to taking action, learning from failure instead of not doing anything. You can connect this with various aspects like - History, economy, science, agri, etc.

Section A sources 1) Forests precede civilizations and deserts follow them. Source - Class 11 NCERT / Chapter 5 / The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement’s Role 2) The empires of the future will be the empires of the mind. - Winston Churchil's statement in context of Cold war (Capitalism Vs. Communism ideologies). But it can be interpreted in broader way 3) There is no path to happiness; Happiness is the path. - It is quote of Albert Camus. Same type of question was asked in 2014 ethics paper. 4) "The doubter is a true man of science; he doubts only himself and his interpretations, but he believes in science” is a quote by Claude Bernard. Bernard is considered the father of modern physiology and medicine for his many contributions to the field.

First observation - Topic no. 6 is statement of Abraham Lincoln. Same statement was asked in 2013 in Ethics paper. I will post detailed analysis soon.

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To All Mains Aspirants - You've reached a stage in your preparation where all that's left is to do your duty. “Why should I fight this war, Krishna? For victory?” a confused Arjuna asks on the battlefield. “No,” replies Krishna. “Then for what? Defeat?” Arjuna questions, still unsure. “Because it’s your duty,” Krishna calmly responds. (Yudhay yudhasw) Tomorrow, it doesn't matter how well you’ve prepared or how many revisions you’ve done or how many tests you have written. None of that matters now. What matters is whether you're ready to fulfill the task before you. Stay focused, and do your duty.

All the best to all UPSC aspirants for your essay paper tomorrow! 🎯 Here are a few tips to keep in mind: 1) Choose your topic carefully – go for the one you're most comfortable with and have ample content to write about. 2) Take 10-15 minutes to brainstorm and create a rough outline. This will help you organize your thoughts and ensure a structured flow. 3) Focus on multiple dimensions – try to cover social, political, economic, and environmental angles where relevant. 4) Use examples, quotes, and data to enrich your content and make your essay more impactful. 5) Stay balanced – present both sides of an argument before concluding. Review your work – spare a few minutes at the end to check for grammar and flow. You've prepared well, now it's time to execute! Stay calm and confident. You've got this! 💪