Wednesday, 6 July 2016

Download Important books

Here are some of the must read books for UPSC civil services preparations.

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1.India since independence by Bipin chandra

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxkQmyYIKVgAb2JwNnRZWGozV00/view?usp=sharing

2.Makers of Modern india by ram chandra guha

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-7pRR2ueeZTVGJYRDR1anFDc2M/view?usp=sharing

3.India after Gandhi by ram chandra guha

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxkQmyYIKVgAOVJPaFlIS1JHYUk/view?usp=sharing

4. Other important books for civil services preparations.....

https://shashidthakur23.wordpress.com/ebooks/

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Saturday, 2 July 2016

Never give up!


How to never give up?
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1) Stay Alive
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Yes of course! This is the most important thing. There will be a lot of situations which push you down, which make you feel sad, which make you worry and also make you think that life is over. But find a way to stay alive. There will be light in the darkest corner of the sky. Just ensure that you are there to see it. It is very easy to give up and put your hands on your head and say it is all over. You can do that any day. It takes guts to stay alive, it takes guts to believe, it takes guts to stick to your guns when everything around you is falling apart. Success doesn’t lie in never falling, it lies in getting up as soon as possible and STAYING ALIVE

2) Lower your expectations
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It is very optimistic of us to say that we are going to invent a product and the next day there would be a queue of people who would want to buy it no matter what price we quote. I am not here to shatter that dream of yours but I am going to tell you that inventing is just a part of the business. There is marketing, there is sales, there is brand building, there is negotiation, there is compromises and so much more. Though I would like to shoot to the stars, I would also like to know that it is sometimes unreasonable that a star comes in search of you. It takes time, it takes effort but it does come. Over 99.9% of the success has taken time, it has not happened overnight. So.. respect the time and cling on to your belief, it is bound to come with the right approach

3) Don’t be a wimp!
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You are way stronger than you tell yourself and others know you as and infact stronger than you yourself know you as. You are more capable to handle the pain than you think. It is very natural and easy to drown in the glory of self pity and keep feeling sorry for yourself. If you keep feeling sorry about the way things are, you will keep feeling sorry for the rest of your life. So.. Buck up, it is going to be a tough wind out there, brace it. You were not born or raised to be a quitter!

4) Persist!
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We don’t mean to say that you should be stuck in the same loop forever. If plan A doesn’t work, go for plan B and then plan C. You have 26 letters there and if that doesn’t suffice you have A1 to An and then keep going on.. Point is, it depends on how much you believe in the dream, how much you believe in whatever you have put in for it. Nowhere on the birth certificate was it said that you would succeed at everything you put your hands on in life. You are going to miss out on a few things and the reasons might be as simple as a wrong timing or a big trust issue. But you gotta persist, the moment you give up or think of giving up, the dream dies and so does all the effort to get there.

5) Fake it!
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If you are falling short of motivation, FAKE IT! Think of how it will be to succeed. Think of all the dreams you would be realizing, think of how people around you would respond to it. You don’t have to wait for that one final day when success will sweep you off your feet, you can celebrate each day, be motivated by every event and that drives you forward and keeps driving you forward.

6) Don’t compare!
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Your life will always be different compared to your peers. The efforts they have put in and the efforts you have put in are different. There is something very special told about an entrepreneur – success comes to you like an exponential scale, all the effort that you have put in, all the sacrifices you have made will pay you back. You just have to wait till the tipping point where the scale changes. It will never be similar to what your friends or peers have but it will be that much better. So don’t worry about comparing, you are fighting with a bigger target here.

7) The night is the darkest before

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We have heard of a hundred inspirational stories where people have flipped their lives in that one decisive moment the moment where they decided to persist, it may be SONY or KFC or APPLE or MICROSOFT, they have all had those bad days, the days which have made them think whether they should wind up. But what made them stay was that they decided to test the waters a little more and that little more made a hell lot of a difference !

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Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Reports published by organization

Names of Reports published by Organisation
        Reports---------------------organization
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1.Asian Development Outlook >ADB (Asian Development bank)
2.Global Financial System Report >BIS (Bank for International Settlements)
3.Global Money Laundering Report >FATF (Financial Action Task Force)
4.India State of Forest Report >Forest Survey of India
5.Change the World List Data> Fortune
6.Technical Cooperation Report> IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency)
7.Nuclear Technology Review> IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency)
8.Ease of Doing Business> IBRD (World Bank)
9.World Development Report >IBRD (World Bank)
10.Safety Reports> ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization)
11.Global Hunger Index report> IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Institute)
12.World Social Protection Report >ILO (International Labour Organization)
13.World Employment and Social Outlook >ILO (International Labour Organization)
14.World of Work Report> ILO (International Labour Organization)
15.Global Wage Report >ILO (International Labour Organization)
16.Global Financial Stability Report> IMF (International Monetary Fund)
17.World Economic Outlook> IMF (International Monetary Fund)
18.Global Innovation Index >Cornell University INSEAD and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
19.World Energy Outlook> (WEO)International Energy Agency
20.Southeast Asia Energy Outlook .>International Energy Agency
21.OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report >OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries)
22.World Oil Outlook >OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries)
23.World Happiness Report >Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN)
24.Global Corruption Report (GCR) >Transparency International
25.Levels and Trends in Child Mortality Report >UN Inter-agency Group
26.World Investment Report >UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development)
27.Actions on Air Quality >UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme )
28.Global Environment Outlook >UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme )
29.The Rise of Environmental Crime >UNEP & INTERPOL
30.Global education monitoring Report >UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
31.State of world population >UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund)
32.World Cities Report >UN-Habitat
33.The Global Report >UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees)
34.Report on Regular Resources >UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund )
35.The State of the World’s Children reports >UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund )
36.Reports on Counterfeiting and Organized Crime >UNICRI (United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute)
37.Industrial Development Report >UNIDO(United Nations Industrial Development Organization)
38.Global Assessment Report >UNISDR (United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction)
39.Global Report on Trafficking in Persons >UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)
40.World Drug Report >UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)
41.World Wildlife Crime Report >UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime)
42.Global Information Technology Report >WEF (World Economic Forum)
43.Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report >WEF (World Economic Forum)
44.Global Competitiveness Report (GCR) >WEF (World Economic Forum)
45.World Intellectual Property Report (WIPR) >WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization)
46.The Energy Report & Living Planet Report >WWF (World Wildlife Fund)

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Tuesday, 21 June 2016

How to read N.C.E.R.T. books for C.S.E ?

How to Read NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam?
NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam are important because many questions in the Preliminary Exam, are directly or indirectly asked from them. NCERT books are the best for the UPSCCivil Services Exam as it develops a strong base in any subject. Download NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam:
http//.ncert.nic.in

Why only NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exam?
This question might havecome in your mind. Why everyone says read NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exam before going to read high level books. Its 100% sure you must have heard this line by someone: may be by IAS toppers, IAS aspirants, IAS Coaching Institutes, Seniors (preparing for IAS) and from others.Why they only stress on NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exam. Why they do not suggest other books for UPSC preparation. There is a concrete reason behind it.Reason behind choosing NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam is that NCERT text books are written in a very simple and lucid manner as you can quickly grasp difficult topics and concepts. It is always advised to start from standard 6 NCERT texts and read upto standard 12 texts for all relevant subjects.

Simple Language NCERT books are written in simple and lucid language so it is easy to understand. They are easy to study, and also helps to save a lot of time.Extensive ResearchNCERT books are written and published by reputable persons and institutions after great research. Mistakes are rarely found any and checked numbers of time before its publication. NCERT books are written by experts in their respective fields after many research.Basics and Fundamental NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam covers all topics which are important and its basic concepts are crystal clear. This books contains standard questions and most of exams questions come from NCERT books. Source of information of NCERT books are genuine and informations are provided by government agency and institutions. NCERT books covers topics in well framed manner. NCERT books start with basics then they go to advanced level.Knowing what to read and how to read are two different things. Same goes with NCERT books. All UPSC Aspirants know that NCERT books are necessary for IAS preparation but most of them don’t know how to read NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exam.If you don’t know how to read NCERT books for IAS preparation, then you are wasting your precious time because you are not going to make any progress, you will not gain anything.
There are two ways to read NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exams.

First method – Read all NCERT books class wise. In this method you have to read all books from specific class and after completing them then proceed to next class and in same way to next class.Example-Start from class 6 NCERT books then read and complete all subjects history,geography,civics(political science) and science after completing all subjects move to next class (class 7)and again read all subjects of class 7 ncert books.

Second method –Read NCERT books subject wise. In this method you have to first complete any one subject from any class then move to next class and read same subject which you have read in previous class.Example-Start from class 6 take any subject for example science then complete it and after reading science book move to next class 7 and read same subject (Science) and after completing it move to next class and again choose science subject. After completing whole NCERT science book read, another subject in same way.Second method is best way to read NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Exam, so read NCERT books subject wise.Read NCERT books subject wise for exam preparation so you will swim with flow. If you read NCERT books subject wise you will understand subject easily and your basic knowledge gets more stronger in any subject. In contrast if you read NCERT books by first method that is class wise you will get less knowledge because this method create gap between the same subject .To understand the above question, understand the simple logic:
*.More time (more gaps between the same subject) =more memory loss (in first method) and
*.Less time (No gap between same subject)=more memory(in second method)
If you read history,geography,political science,and science then you have to read around 40 to 44 NCERT Books for UPSC Civil Services Exam preparation.If you read NCERT books with full concentration then you will cover it in two to three months(2-3 months).If not with much focus and concentration it will take too much of time may be 4-6 months (four to six months). It will take two months to three months not one month because you have to read around 44 NCERT books even if you complete one book in one day it will take more than one month.Time depends on your hard work, concentration and caliber.NCERT Books All IAS aspirants know that NCERT books are necessary for UPSC preparation but most of them often do not know which NCERT books for UPSC Civil Services Examination they have to read.Read NCERT books with free mind. Take interest while reading and enjoy the chapter. Don’t read them by giving time shedule like 2 hrs, 3 hrs. Instead, read them till your mind absorb the subject matter without any stress. This way you can complete NCERT book with minimum time and maximum output. When completed, again revise the chapters of your interest within 3-4 days. Revision is the key, so keep revising them very frequently. This method will definitely work.

10 Must Read Books for UPSC Aspirants –

History
*.(Old textbooks for XI and XII)*.Modern India: Bipan Chandra
*.Medieval India: Satish Chandra
*.Ancient India: RS Sharma
*.An Introduction to Indian Art (New book for XI th)General Science
All Science Textbooks from Std. VI to Std. X
Geography*.All Geography Books (Old editions): From Std. VI to Std. X*.New edition for Std X: Contemporary India*.New edition Geography books:
For Std. XI, XIIIndian Economy
*.Understanding Economic Development (X th)
*.Indian Economic Development (XI th)
*.Macroeconomics (XII th)
Indian Polity
*.Indian Constitution at Work (XI th)
*.Politics in India since Independence
Indian Society
*.Indian Society (XII th)
*.Social Change in India (XII th)First of all, learn to see the books as your only ally in your battle of dreams.They are your friends not your foes.Take interest in reading the books , learning about new things. History is a magnificent record of how our ancestors used to live, their lifestyles, their eating habits, their culture, their superstitions, their beliefs, their vagaries, their futile battles. Visualize yourself going through the streets of a town from Indus valley civilization .Immerse yourself in the book you are reading & you will never forget a thing .

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Tuesday, 14 June 2016

How can one use INSIGHTS effectivly for IAS EXAM

I think Insight is doing a great job. Keeping in mind that the current trend of UPSC demands lot of contemporary knowledge and its application to real societal issues . Forums like Insights are really helpful in preparation of UPSC. Especially people preparing on their own can make the most of it.
1. Insight Current EventsThey are very good especially for prelims. Reason - say DRDO developed xyz missile. It will explain DRDO and then the features of missile developed. Like thisvery good factual info on government plans, schemes, organisations, institutions, scientific developments , personalities etc you will find. Make notes of it.Also there daily quiz are good for learning and revision
2. Insight Secure Initiative ( very helpful for mains)
*.They post questions related to GS-1 to 4 topics on a daily basis and people write answers. so a platform to write answers and get evaluated. Though time consuming
*.More importantly a good repository of Information. I would daily scan the questions and look for questions which were of high relevance or those where Ihave little info. I would read best answer to get some points or value addition and note them down in my own notes. eg : Question is issues with cyber policies in India.Now someone would have researched on current cyber policy, issues and challenges and also looked into solutions and best practices. Now all this info I can get in one place in the answer.This is researched, refined and most concrete and simple way to collect fodder information of multiple topics and issues.
*.Good for GS4 especially. Read answers on general ethical questions and case study. One good repository.
*.Good place to read others essay and write own’s own on sunday’s3. Insight Plans of self preparationsPeople who can not afford coaching, they can make the most of insights self preparation mode. They set a time table, give targets and put up tests both for prelims and mains. A little tough timetable but good if u are unable to make one for yourself. You can follow directions of Insights self preparation plan.
4. Insight Test series I feel it is very good for prelims. One of the best in terms of questions. Over all 33so a lil bulky to solve. All available on photocopy shops in delhi, some people have uploaded on google drive as well
5. Editorials analysis, TV discussions analysis, Mind maps and articles all very informative and helpful.
6. It also gives lot of information , downloadable stuff, links, preparation strategyof toppers etc.Overall a very good source for UPSC preparation and a very reliable one. I personally gained a lot out of it.
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Answered by-
Chandra Mohan Garg.
Air-25, CSE 2015

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How can one use INSIGHTS effectivly for IAS EXAM

I think Insight is doing a great job. Keeping in mind that the current trend of UPSC demands lot of contemporary knowledge and its application to real societal issues . Forums like Insights are really helpful in preparation of UPSC. Especially people preparing on their own can make the most of it.
1. Insight Current EventsThey are very good especially for prelims. Reason - say DRDO developed xyz missile. It will explain DRDO and then the features of missile developed. Like thisvery good factual info on government plans, schemes, organisations, institutions, scientific developments , personalities etc you will find. Make notes of it.Also there daily quiz are good for learning and revision
2. Insight Secure Initiative ( very helpful for mains)
*.They post questions related to GS-1 to 4 topics on a daily basis and people write answers. so a platform to write answers and get evaluated. Though time consuming
*.More importantly a good repository of Information. I would daily scan the questions and look for questions which were of high relevance or those where Ihave little info. I would read best answer to get some points or value addition and note them down in my own notes. eg : Question is issues with cyber policies in India.Now someone would have researched on current cyber policy, issues and challenges and also looked into solutions and best practices. Now all this info I can get in one place in the answer.This is researched, refined and most concrete and simple way to collect fodder information of multiple topics and issues.
*.Good for GS4 especially. Read answers on general ethical questions and case study. One good repository.
*.Good place to read others essay and write own’s own on sunday’s3. Insight Plans of self preparationsPeople who can not afford coaching, they can make the most of insights self preparation mode. They set a time table, give targets and put up tests both for prelims and mains. A little tough timetable but good if u are unable to make one for yourself. You can follow directions of Insights self preparation plan.
4. Insight Test series I feel it is very good for prelims. One of the best in terms of questions. Over all 33so a lil bulky to solve. All available on photocopy shops in delhi, some people have uploaded on google drive as well
5. Editorials analysis, TV discussions analysis, Mind maps and articles all very informative and helpful.
6. It also gives lot of information , downloadable stuff, links, preparation strategyof toppers etc.Overall a very good source for UPSC preparation and a very reliable one. I personally gained a lot out of it.
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Answered by-
Chandra Mohan Garg.
Air-25, CSE 2015

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