Dear Students,

As the darkness fades and the lights of Diwali shine bright, remember that within each of you lies a radiant light, waiting to illuminate the world.

Just like Rama's journey, life's path may twist and turn, but with courage, kindness, and wisdom, you'll conquer every challenge.

May the diyas remind you:

- Knowledge dispels ignorance
- Love conquers fear
- Hope rekindles dreams

Embrace the triumph of light over darkness, and let your inner sparkle shine.

Wishing you a Diwali filled with joy, love, and limitless possibilities.

May your lives be as bright and beautiful as the lights that illuminate this festive night.

Happy Diwali!


@Ancientanchors

There is a lot of uncertainty among the students with regard to what should we do for technology part. Here is the list of topics that you should have an idea about.

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I found this very attractive...!

You should have some idea about the World Heritage Sites of India.

Keep in mind that there are in total 43 WHS in India. The last 3 sites added to the list are very important for this year's exam. I am listing them below.

41st (2023) -- Santiniketan (West Bengal)
42nd (2023) -- Sacred Assemble of Hoyasalas (Karnataka)
43rd (2024) -- Moidams-the mound burial system of Ahom Dynasty (Assam)

Note : Cwg is the climate region of Bihar according to Koppen's Climatic Classification. (Very important fact from BPSC perspective).

Very important. Should have them on your fingertips.

Also, notice that *marked sites are recognized by the UNESCOs Man & Biosphere Reserve Programme.

Easy way to remember : Firstly remember all the 18 sites. 6 of them are not recognized by UNESCO. (3 Eastern Most sites, The western most site & The Northern Most Sites are 5 of them. So you can remember that sites that are on the extreme end are not a part of UNESCO.

Additionally, Seshachalam is also not recognized by UNESCO.

These all peaks are of utmost importance. You should also have an idea which mountain range they belong to.

With 1,106 people per square kilometer, Bihar is India's most densely populated state - almost 3 times the national average.

This map presents the distribution of the population in Bihar. Have a look at it. I found it interesting.

Review this, and you'll understand which area you should focus on first.

Students, the break is over, and we’ll resume our work starting tomorrow. As promised, the Bihar Geography session will be held from November 18th to 20th. Additionally, we’ll conduct sectional tests for Polity, History, Geography, Science, and Economics, with one final test planned before the BPSC exam.

Importance of Geography

Hello guys, I am working on Bihar modern history notes. If you haven't done it till now. Be rest assured, the document that I will provide will suffice the demand of the exam.

I will try to upload it by tonight.

Notes of bihar modern history part 1.Don't forget to share your reviews.