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UPSC FULL SYLLABUS /Book list for upsc

  For UPSC preparation, consider the following essential books: "Indian Polity" by M. Laxmikanth, "A Brief History of Modern India" by Rajiv Ahir, and "Certificate Physical and Human Geography" by Goh Cheng Leong.  Essential Books for UPSC Preparation General Studies Paper I: History, Art & Culture, Society, Geography History: "India's Ancient Past" by R.S. Sharma "A Brief History of Modern India" by Rajiv Ahir "Themes in Indian History" (NCERT Class XII) Art & Culture: "Indian Art and Culture" by Nitin Singhania Society: "Indian Society" by Ram Ahuja Geography: "Certificate Physical and Human Geography" by G.C. Leong "Oxford School Atlas" General Studies Paper II: Polity, Governance, International Relations Polity: "Indian Polity" by M. Laxmikanth "Introduction to the Constitution of India" by D.D. Basu Governance: "Governance in India" by M. La...
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1-Year UPSC Study Plan – Crack the Civil Services Exam in Your First Attempt!/ 1 year strategy for beginners /how to crack upsc in 1 year

  1-Year UPSC Study Plan (Month-Wise)👊👊 Month 1–2: Foundation Building Goal: Understand the exam pattern, syllabus & start with NCERTs What to study: Polity: Class 9–12 NCERT + Start Laxmikant History: NCERTs 6–12 (Ancient to Modern) Geography: NCERTs 6–12 + Map practice Economics: Class 9–12 NCERTs + Basic concepts Science & Tech: NCERTs Class 6–10 Environment: Class 12 Biology + Shankar IAS (optional) Current Affairs: Start The Hindu / Indian Express + Monthly Magazine (like Vision IAS) Tasks: Read and revise NCERTs Make short notes Watch UPSC orientation videos (Unacademy, StudyIQ, Drishti IAS, etc.) Month 3–5: Standard Books + Optional Subject GS Subjects: Polity: Complete Laxmikant Modern History: Spectrum Geography: GC Leong + NCERT revision Economy: Ramesh Singh or Mrunal Notes Environment: Shankar IAS Art & Culture: Nitin Singhania Optional Subject: Select your optional (e.g., Geog...

The buddh dharm and buddh religion

Gautam buddh found the buddh dharm. These are also called the Jyoti Pankh (Lights of Wyndwar) of Asia. Gautam Buddha was born in 6th BC at a place called Lumbini in Kapilvastu. Father- Shuddhoban Mother - Mayadevi His mother died on the seventh day of his birth and he was brought up by his step mother Prajapati Gautami. His childhood name was Siddhartha. Spirituality Gautama was inclined towards spirituality since childhood. He was married to Yashodhara at the age of 16. His son's name was Rahul. During his travels in his empire, he saw 4 stages of human life after which he developed a feeling of detachment in his mind: old person sick person Rao : Sanyasi Troubled by worldly problems, Siddhaya left home at the age of 21, which is also known as Mahābhiniṣkramaṇa in Buddhism. He kept wandering here and there in search of knowledge, then he met Alaikalam who became his first guru. He learnt Sakhya Pani from Alaakalam. After this Mahatma Buddha along with his friends went to Sarnath f...

The jain religion and Jainism

The founder and first Tirthankar of jain religion was Rishavdev. Tarthakar: "Those who attain self-knowledge through their own form and those who create the tartha that helps them cross the ocean of the world are called Tirthakar." : Major Jain Tirthankaras and their symbols. There have been a total of 24 Tirthankaras in Jainism. [Row]. [ Name]. [Symbol].      First. Rishavdev. Bull twenty-third. Parshvanath. Snake hod Twenty -fourth. Mahaveer swami. Lion Jain religion: Parshvanath (Rauwen) Parshvanath was the Tirthankar of Jainism and he attained enlightenment at Sammed Shikhar in Jharkhand. After imparting knowledge, he told 4 rules which were called Chaturanaya Dharma: - 1) Do not commit violence 2) always tell the truth 3) don't steal 4) Do not Own properties  Parshvanath was born around 250 years before Mahavira Swami. Mahavir Swami: Mahaveeraya Swami, the 24th and last Tirthankara of Jainism, h...

What is UPSC? FULL details.

. What is UPSC? UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) is a constitutional body in India that conducts exams to recruit candidates for top government posts in civil services and other central services. It was established on 26th January 1950 under Article 315 of the Indian Constitution. 2. Exams Conducted by UPSC: UPSC conducts several important exams, including: Civil Services Examination (CSE) -for IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, etc. Indian Forest Service (IFOS) Engineering Services Examination (ESE) Combined Defence Services (CDS) National Defence Academy (NDA) CAPF (Central Armed Police Forces) And others... But the Civil Services Exam (CSE) is the most prestigious and competitive. 3. Purpose of the Civil Services Exam (CSE): UPSC CSE recruits officers for All India Services and Group A Central Services, such as: IAS - Indian Administrative Service IPS - Indian Police Service IFS - Indian Foreign Service IRS - Indian Revenue Service These officers hold powerful positions in administration, la...