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The fact is that making notes is not just filling up the scattered facts in one place, but there is a lot more to it than before. If someone is making notes in the right way, then he should believe that he will have to go through a tremendous ideological stimulation while making. While making notes, we do not just read, but also read and study them as well. At first, we read different books. After reading, consider them which of these facts is important, which fact is not in the other. Those who are in it, mark them on the basis that we have to take this material in their notes. Suppose that you are reading with four books, then after reading all four, you think in mind about these four books together, so that they can mix together and create a structure in your mind, its one Texture can be prepared. Then there is an introduction to writing and going somewhere. When it comes to writing, then your mental crisis also increases. They are moments of ideological stimulation, and ...

So far, public health services were going on in those schemes in India, where the benefit was short-lived, but their emotional impact was high. Ayushman India has changed the system and strengthened it in budget and infrastructure. Simultaneously, the process of getting health facilities has been simplified and altogether altruistic. This is very much the same, as it is better to be relieved before people are expected to improve the complex and deteriorating system during a disaster. Tertiary level health facilities of this scheme are indeed proven to provide interim relief. Whatever the health plan, some common questions related to it always appear on the head. Do our government hospitals need a plan to provide equal health facilities to the citizens? If it is, then what will happen to those poor people, who are deprived of availing this scheme, or cannot come under its purview? If you go to find answers to all these questions, then some doubts about the huge health plan like Ayush...

Recently Modi Government has announced to give 10% reservation to the poor. Under this, any person coming in the general category, whose income is Rs 8 lakh Less than a year, the benefits of reservation in government colleges and jobs will be given. This announcement of the government gives rise to many kinds of contradictions. On the one hand, it is compulsory to pay income tax to those above the annual income of 5 lakhs, on the other hand, the income of Rs 8 lakh is considered poor. Apart from this, how much vacancies are available in additional seats and jobs in colleges. Recently, 2.5 million applications have been received for 90,000 vacancies of Railways. Where will the fund come from to fulfill the conditions of this new announcement of reservation? What will happen to the fiscal deficit due to these welfare schemes? Not only this announcement of the government, but other schemes have also been such that the curse is being created for the public exchequer. An example of ...

Civil Services Examination: Simple or Tough If I ask you if the civil service exam is big or small, then I know that not only you, but almost everyone will have the same answer - "big".  Yes, if I hear this answer again, then why should I ask why it is big? '  So its answers will not be the same.  Some will even wonder what they say.  Let's think a little bit about this situation. Generally, when we answer most of the questions, then the answers come out of our own perceptions.  And the toughest thing is that those whom we call "my belief", "my thoughts" and even "my experience" are not mine.  They belong to others.  That is, belong to the group, belong to the society, belong to the society.  I keep winning those traditional beliefs in my life as a 'myth' throughout life, in which there is no 'I'. Now, let me consider this matter by applying the questions you asked about the Civil Services Exam at the above...

Keep Big Ideas for the Big Test (Based on the merit of Civil Service) Eventually, the day is about to come, many of you are very eagerly waiting.  IAS  As the advertisement for the exam comes, many young people in the country start filling up the form, which I welcome.  Since 2012, there has been a tremendous surge in the number of test takers in the Civil Services Examination.  In 2012, the number which was close to five and a half lakhs has increased to just eight in eight years in 2013 and about 12 lakh in 2017.  The shocking thing is that the percentage of those who sit among them is half of those who apply almost every year.  Clearly, the remaining youth had just filled the form in a sudden demolition. This increasing number of examiners in the civil service is certainly a very good proof of this service being democratic.  It is also proof that the people living in remote villages and common-scale students are now thinking of becoming a ...