An uncertain pandemic OR a pre-planned biological war ?

When the whole world is going through the deadly side-effects of coronavirus pandemic,China from where the Sars-Cov-2 (Novel Coronavirus) has actually got originated is so stable in terms of cases of infections as well as economic stability.

Did you ever thought what might have been the reasons behind managing covid so well in China? Is China better than other developed countries in terms of medical healthcare facilities? The answer is "NO".

So,how could China being the most populous country in the world controlled the pandemic so well ?

Let's read this story to understand this !

China has prepared a tailor made  SARS-COV-2 in a virology lab in Wuhan as per their plan for a biological war towards countries around the globe.

Virus was deadly for senior citizens because they were not needed in China as the population is way too much so this could kill those not needed in China. Virus did not affect children initially (without mutation) because children are future of China's growth. And then this VIRUS was sent by China to countries around the globe to weaken the economy in these countries in order to become supreme powerful country.

This way one sided war has already done by China but still the perpetrators are roaming scott free because they've portrayed themselves to be a victim of virus too.

They already had formula to make vaccine because they've only made Virus so genetic coding to infect & decoding to cure, both were there with China & thus they could normalize situation in China asap.

And now when the economy of World's best countries have dropped down to record low in numbers,China is growing their business by entering into business of manufacturing and export of medical equipments that are needed to fight with novel coronavirus.

Like me,if you also think this story to be true to large extent then kindly share to support.

© Adv.Manjri Bhosle

  

People in India above 18 years of age are eligible to get vaccines for Covid. Here are the step wise process to register yourselves for getting the vaccine.

 

SOURCE : TIMES OF INDIA

Step by step guide for making registration for COVID vaccination through Co-WIN portal or Arogya Setu App.

As the Indian government has planned to vaccinate Indians in 3 phases, now the work of 2nd phase has started by government. Below are the infographic of step by step guide to register yourself for COVID-19 vaccination. 

 

Self study related guidance & books to refer for Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination.

 

Hello readers,for every civil service aspirant who aims at serving the country and making positive changes the syllabus for "general studies" is common be it UPSC exam or a state PSC exam.It's very important to follow right books in order to be accurate in answering papers.Since the syllabus of civil services exam is vast,it's important to decide the book list and stick to it for the purpose of preparing it aptly.

Below is the list of books suggested by topper of Civil Services Exam ,AKSHAT JAIN,AIR 2 in UPSC CSE 2018.

                 - FOR MAINS EXAM

GS1 - History

* New NCERTs VI-XII

* Freedom Struggle - A brief history of modern India (Spectrum)

* Post-Independence India - Nitin Sangwan Notes

* World History - Vision IAS notes

GS1 - Art and Culture

* NCERT Class XI - An introduction to Indian art.

* Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania

* Old NCERT Class XI - Ancient India by RS SHARMA

* Old NCERT Class XI -  Medieval India by SATISH CHANDRA

GS1 - Geography

* New NCERT Class VI-XII

* Geography Videos by Mr. Rajtanil (Available on Mrunal)

* Certificate Physical and Human Geography by GC Leong

* PMF IAS

* Atlas

GS1 - REMAINING TOPICS

*Indian Society and Diversity of India

*Women, Population, Urbanization, Poverty and Development Issues

*Effects of Globalisation on Indian Society

* Social Empowerment, Communalism, Regionalism and Secularism)

Covered from Vision IAS Current Affairs materials and test series

GS2 - Constitution and Polity

* New NCERT Class VI-XII

* Indian Polity by Laxmikanth

* Current Affairs - Editorials, Vision IAS, PIB and PRS

* 2nd ARC Sixth Report - Local Governance

* Vision IAS notes for topics like Pressure Group and NGOs

GS2 - Governance

* 2nd ARC Reports (From ARC website) - 1st (Report on RTI) ,4th ( Ethics & Governance) ,9th ,10th ,11th & 12th.

* Vision IAS notes (Available Online)

* Current Affairs - Editorials, Vision IAS materials, PIB and PRS.

GS2 - Social Justice

*Government Policies and Intervention 

* Welfare schemes and body constituted for vulnerable section

*Social Sector/Services related to Health, Education and Human Resources

* Issues related to Poverty and Hunger

- Current Affairs - Editorials, Vision IAS material, PIB and PRS

- NITI Aayog - Three-year action agenda

- Budget (Only summaries for the year on which you're appearing for exam)

- Economic survey (Only summaries for the year on which you're appearing for exam)

GS2 - International Relation

- Vision IAS Current Affairs Material

- Editorials

- Ministry of External Affairs Website

GS3 - Economy

- NCERTs IX-XII

- Indian Economy by Sanjeev Verma

- Current Affairs - Editorials, Vision IAS material, PIB and PRS

- Budget and Economic surveys (Summaries)

- Online Websites like Investopedia and Arthapedia

GS3 - Environment

- NCERT Biology Class XII - Last 4 Chapters ( No.13th to no.16th)

- Shankar IAS Environment

- Current Affairs - Editorials, Vision IAS, PIB and PRS

- PMF IAS

GS3 - Internal Security

- Internal Security and Disaster Management by Ashok Kumar and Vipul

- Current Affairs - Vision IAS material, Editorials

GS3 - Disaster Management

- 2nd ARC Third Report - Crisis Management

- NDMA Guidelines (Available Online)

- Current Affairs - Vision IAS material

GS3 - Science and Technology

- Vision IAS material (Only most important topics)

- Editorials

GS4 - Ethics

- 2nd ARC Fourth Report - Ethics in Governance

- 2nd ARC Twelfth report - Citizen Centric Administration

- Lexicon for Ethics, Integrity and Aptitude by Chronicle

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✅ WHENEVER IN NEED FOR ANY CLARIFICATION AND DOUBT CLEARANCE FOLLOW THESE:

1.Google search topic name & write UPSC in end.

2. Newspapers (preferably Editorial page of The Hindu.Indian Express etc),PIB, PRS

3.Unacademy

4.Insights on India

5. Mrunal.org

6.Clear IAS

7. PMF IAS

8.Investopedia

9.Arthapedia

10.Videos on YouTube.

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For Prelims Exam - 

- Basic books stated above for Mains exam remains the same.

- PT 365 of Vision IAS.

- Any compilation of Government Scheme( e.g. Insight Compilation).

- Previous Year Papers.

How do you define achievement?

 

Achievement's meaning for me is to make a positive impact and better change in lives of unfortunate people who are unpriviledged by fate. If we continue to do our bit towards those unfortunate ones then only the gap between poor and rich in a country like India will got narrowed and finally get eliminated too. 

In all developed western countries, equal pay for  all kinds of work be it skillful,semi-skillful or unskilled work is the thing that has lowered down poverty rate in those countries and increased quality of lives of it's citizens.

Also they don't need to steal, rob or do illegal stuff to earn money because they get well paid for whatever they do legally.

Right to equality is a constitutional right to Indians but are we really equal?

Mostly in our country, achievements are measured by ranks,marks,grades and degrees. 

And when a youth wants to pursue something that's not related to elite class of jobs like working in a cafe,delivering food or riding an app cab then they're criticized and told to sit at home rather than doing such so called "odd jobs". 

Is financial independence better for them or their ego dominated by society as a "odd" job worker ? 

Do the degrees and white collar jobs only define meaning of achievement or a satisfied stress free life defines it ? 

-Adv. Manjri Bhosle ✍

Highlights of reformed education policy,2020 in India.

The much needed reform in Indian education system has finally arrived.

New Education Policy 2020 has got  announced. Below are the highlights of it.

1. 10+2 board structure has been dropped.

2. New school structure will be 5+3+3+4.

3. Upto 5 pre school, 6 to 8 Mid School, 8 to 11 High School  & 12 onwards Graduation.

4. Any Degree will be of 4 years.

5. 6th std onwards vocational courses will be  available.

6. From 8th to 11th, students can choose subjects.

7. All graduation course will have major and minor.

Example - science student can have Physics as Major and Music as minor also. Any combination  can be chosen as per likeness.

8. All higher education will be governed by only one authority. 

9. UGC AICTE will be merged.

10. All University government, private, Open, Deemed, Vocational etc. will have same grading and other rules.

11. New Teacher Training board will be setup for all kinds of teachers in country & no state can change it.

12. Same level of accreditation to any collage , based on it's rating college will get autonomous rights and funds.

13. New Basic learning program will be created by government for parents to teach children upto 3 years in home and for pre school 3 to 6.

14. Multiple entry and exit from any course.

15. Credit system for graduation for each year student will get some credits which he can utilize if he takes break in course and come back again to complete course.

16. All school's exams will be semester wise twice an year.

17. The syllabus will be reduced to core knowledge of any particular subject only.

18. More focus on student practical and application knowledge, less on theory.

19. For any graduation course if student complete only one year he will get a basic certificate, if he complete two years then he will get diploma certificate and if he complete full course then he will get degree certificate. So no year of any student will get wasted if he/she break the course in between.

20.All the graduation course feed of all universities will be governed by single authority with capping on each course.

21. E-learning course in regional languages. 

22. Coding to be taught from class 6th onwards.

23. Now IITs will also teach arts & humanities. 

Now we can hope our education system will be at par with other developed countries and future of our children will be bright.

Growth is directly related to change.India needs to change.

In western countries it's like earn while you learn.This doesn't only helps youngsters to fund their education but also helps them to get practical job experience as soon as they step outside school.They get a chance to groom themselves early in life without the need to deep dive into books. Real world is way too different from bookish world.

However,in India companies set so much benchmarks to recruit a person that by the time they grab a job,they've already wasted so many years for hunting a decent job.

Additionally,education loans burden them so much that even after securing job they have to invest so many years to repay such loan.Half of their life end up getting messed up with hunting for jobs & paying loans.

This also affects the GDP growth of india because inspite of being capable to work,youngsters end up investing time in getting degrees which ultimately doesn't get that valued because most company look to recruit experienced people.

We see highly talented people are working in low salaries,talented people getting laid off,unequal payment for skilled and unskilled or semi-skilled people. All these force many indians to leave India in search of  better life in western countries.

Unskilled/semi-skilled people often end up doing crimes to feed their families. Statistics in India has shown that poverty has been most prominent reason for crimes in India. 

When actually we will see a positive change in our country ? Can our next generation feel the change which we couldn't feel ? 

With such questions in mind all I can do is just to wait for change to happen. 

Share if you agree to it.

#india2020