#Ethics
βοΈβοΈATTITUDE AND APTITUDEβοΈβοΈ
βοΈAttitude is the manner, disposition,feeling, position,etc with regard to a person or thing...It is the way you think about any particular person or thing...
βοΈAptitude is a capability or talent innate or acquired for performing some particular task...
βοΈAttitude has to do with the character and character is relatively permanent...
βοΈAptitude has to do with competence and aptitude can be changed and developed...
πIn public administration, the difference may be understood by the following example : An administrator may be very good in problem solving (βοΈAptitude part) but may have the tendency to procrastinate the decisions (βοΈAttitude part)...
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βοΈβοΈATTITUDE AND APTITUDEβοΈβοΈ
βοΈAttitude is the manner, disposition,feeling, position,etc with regard to a person or thing...It is the way you think about any particular person or thing...
βοΈAptitude is a capability or talent innate or acquired for performing some particular task...
βοΈAttitude has to do with the character and character is relatively permanent...
βοΈAptitude has to do with competence and aptitude can be changed and developed...
πIn public administration, the difference may be understood by the following example : An administrator may be very good in problem solving (βοΈAptitude part) but may have the tendency to procrastinate the decisions (βοΈAttitude part)...
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#GK
Northeast is the βInner-Peace of India with unrevealed secretsβ.
π Assam- Worldβs largest βTea Producerβ
π Manipur- βJewel of Indiaβ
π Nagaland- Being a dry state it is famous for Monβs βEthnicityβ.
π Arunachal Pradesh - it is the βLand of Rising Sunβ
π Meghalaya- βScotland of Indiaβ
π Tripura- the most βLiterateβ in the Northeast around 95% Literacy rate.
π Mizoram- βMolasses Basinβ
π Sikkim- Sparsely Populated, the only brother state having worldβs largest βKanchenjunga Mountainβ.
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Northeast is the βInner-Peace of India with unrevealed secretsβ.
π Assam- Worldβs largest βTea Producerβ
π Manipur- βJewel of Indiaβ
π Nagaland- Being a dry state it is famous for Monβs βEthnicityβ.
π Arunachal Pradesh - it is the βLand of Rising Sunβ
π Meghalaya- βScotland of Indiaβ
π Tripura- the most βLiterateβ in the Northeast around 95% Literacy rate.
π Mizoram- βMolasses Basinβ
π Sikkim- Sparsely Populated, the only brother state having worldβs largest βKanchenjunga Mountainβ.
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#Polity
πββSIR GEORGE BARLOW(1805-1807)πββ
βοΈVellore Mutiny(1806)...
πββLORD MINTO 1(1807-1813)πββ
βοΈTreaty of Amritsar with Ranjit Singh(1809)
πββLord Hastings(1813-1823)πββ
βοΈAnglo Nepal War(1814-16) and the Treaty of Sagauli,1816...
βοΈThird Maratha War(1817-19) and dissolution of Maratha Confederacy;creation of Bombay Presidency(1818)
βοΈStrife with Pindaris (1817-1818)
βοΈTreaty with Sindhia(1817)
βοΈEstablishment of Ryotwari System by Thomas Munro,governor of Madras(1820)
#Governor_Generals
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πββSIR GEORGE BARLOW(1805-1807)πββ
βοΈVellore Mutiny(1806)...
πββLORD MINTO 1(1807-1813)πββ
βοΈTreaty of Amritsar with Ranjit Singh(1809)
πββLord Hastings(1813-1823)πββ
βοΈAnglo Nepal War(1814-16) and the Treaty of Sagauli,1816...
βοΈThird Maratha War(1817-19) and dissolution of Maratha Confederacy;creation of Bombay Presidency(1818)
βοΈStrife with Pindaris (1817-1818)
βοΈTreaty with Sindhia(1817)
βοΈEstablishment of Ryotwari System by Thomas Munro,governor of Madras(1820)
#Governor_Generals
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#Polity
πββLORD AMHERST (1823-1828)πββ
βοΈFirst Burmese War (1824-1826)...
βοΈCapture of Bharatpur (1826)...
πββLORD WILLIAM BENTINCK(1828-1835)πββ
βοΈAbolition of sati and other cruel rites (1829)...
βοΈSuppression of thugi (1830)...
βοΈCharter Act of 1833...
βοΈResolution of 1835, and educational reforms and introduction of English as the official language...
βοΈAnnexation of Mysore (1831), Coorg (1834) and Central Cachar (1834)...
βοΈTreaty of βperpetual friendshipβ with Ranjeet Singh...
βοΈAbolition of the provincial courts of appeal and circuit set up by Cornwallis,appointment of commissioners of revenue and circuit...
πββLord Metcalfe(1835-1836)πββ
βοΈNew press law removing restrictions on the press in India...
πββLord Auckland(1836-1842)πββ
βοΈFirst Afghan War (1838-42)...
βοΈDeath of Ranjit Singh (1839)...
πββLord Ellenborough(1842-1844)πββ
βοΈAnnexation of Sindh (1843)...
βοΈWar with Gwalior (1843)...
πββLord Hardinge I(1844-1848)πββ
βοΈFirst Anglo-Sikh War (1845-46) and the Treaty of Lahore (1846)...
βοΈSocial reforms including abolition of female infanticide and human sacrifice...
#Governor_generals
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πββLORD AMHERST (1823-1828)πββ
βοΈFirst Burmese War (1824-1826)...
βοΈCapture of Bharatpur (1826)...
πββLORD WILLIAM BENTINCK(1828-1835)πββ
βοΈAbolition of sati and other cruel rites (1829)...
βοΈSuppression of thugi (1830)...
βοΈCharter Act of 1833...
βοΈResolution of 1835, and educational reforms and introduction of English as the official language...
βοΈAnnexation of Mysore (1831), Coorg (1834) and Central Cachar (1834)...
βοΈTreaty of βperpetual friendshipβ with Ranjeet Singh...
βοΈAbolition of the provincial courts of appeal and circuit set up by Cornwallis,appointment of commissioners of revenue and circuit...
πββLord Metcalfe(1835-1836)πββ
βοΈNew press law removing restrictions on the press in India...
πββLord Auckland(1836-1842)πββ
βοΈFirst Afghan War (1838-42)...
βοΈDeath of Ranjit Singh (1839)...
πββLord Ellenborough(1842-1844)πββ
βοΈAnnexation of Sindh (1843)...
βοΈWar with Gwalior (1843)...
πββLord Hardinge I(1844-1848)πββ
βοΈFirst Anglo-Sikh War (1845-46) and the Treaty of Lahore (1846)...
βοΈSocial reforms including abolition of female infanticide and human sacrifice...
#Governor_generals
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#Polity
πββLord Dalhousie (1848-1856)πββ
βοΈSecond Anglo-Sikh War (1848-49) and annexation of Punjab (1849)...
βοΈAnnexation of Lower Burma or Pegu (1852)...
βοΈIntroduction of the Doctrine of Lapse and annexation of Satara (1848), Jaitpur and Sambhalpur (1849), Udaipur (1852), Jhansi (1853), Nagpur (1854) and Awadh (1856)...
βοΈβWoodβs (Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control) Educational Despatchβ of 1854 and opening of Anglo-vernacular schools and government colleges...
βοΈRailway Minute of 1853; and laying down of first railway line connecting Bombay and Thane in 1853...
βοΈTelegraph (4000 miles of telegraph lines to connect Calcutta with Bombay, Madras and Peshawar) and postal (Post Office Act, 1854) reforms...
βοΈGanges Canal declared open (1854); establishment of separate public works department in every province...
βοΈWidow Remarriage Act (1856)...
πββLord Canning (1856-1857)πββ
βοΈEstablishment of three universities at Calcutta, Madras and Bombay in 1857...
βοΈRevolt of 1857...
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πββLord Dalhousie (1848-1856)πββ
βοΈSecond Anglo-Sikh War (1848-49) and annexation of Punjab (1849)...
βοΈAnnexation of Lower Burma or Pegu (1852)...
βοΈIntroduction of the Doctrine of Lapse and annexation of Satara (1848), Jaitpur and Sambhalpur (1849), Udaipur (1852), Jhansi (1853), Nagpur (1854) and Awadh (1856)...
βοΈβWoodβs (Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control) Educational Despatchβ of 1854 and opening of Anglo-vernacular schools and government colleges...
βοΈRailway Minute of 1853; and laying down of first railway line connecting Bombay and Thane in 1853...
βοΈTelegraph (4000 miles of telegraph lines to connect Calcutta with Bombay, Madras and Peshawar) and postal (Post Office Act, 1854) reforms...
βοΈGanges Canal declared open (1854); establishment of separate public works department in every province...
βοΈWidow Remarriage Act (1856)...
πββLord Canning (1856-1857)πββ
βοΈEstablishment of three universities at Calcutta, Madras and Bombay in 1857...
βοΈRevolt of 1857...
πWe have completed all the Governor Generals and will start with Viceroys from now on...
πMake sure that U revise the Governor generals before U start the Viceroys...
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#Polity
πββπββVICEROYSπββπββ
πββLORD CANNING (1858-1862)πββ
βTransfer of control from East India Company to the Crown, the Government of India Act, 1858...
ββWhite Mutinyβ by European troops in 1859...
βIndian Councils Act of 1861...
πββLORD ELGIN I (1862-1863)πββ
βWahabi Movement...
πββLORD JOHN LAWRENCE (1864-1869)
βBhutan War (1865)...
βSetting up of the High Courts at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras (1865)...
πββLORD MAYO(1869-1872)
βOpening of the Rajkot College in Kathiawar and the Mayo College at Ajmer for political training of Indian princes...
βEstablishment of Statistical Survey of India...
βEstablishment of Department of Agriculture and Commerce...
βIntroduction of state railways...
πββLORD NORTHBROOK (1872-1876)πββ
βVisit of Prince of Wales in 1875...
βTrial of Gaekwar of Baroda...
βKuka Movement in Punjab...
#Viceroys
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πββπββVICEROYSπββπββ
πββLORD CANNING (1858-1862)πββ
βTransfer of control from East India Company to the Crown, the Government of India Act, 1858...
ββWhite Mutinyβ by European troops in 1859...
βIndian Councils Act of 1861...
πββLORD ELGIN I (1862-1863)πββ
βWahabi Movement...
πββLORD JOHN LAWRENCE (1864-1869)
βBhutan War (1865)...
βSetting up of the High Courts at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras (1865)...
πββLORD MAYO(1869-1872)
βOpening of the Rajkot College in Kathiawar and the Mayo College at Ajmer for political training of Indian princes...
βEstablishment of Statistical Survey of India...
βEstablishment of Department of Agriculture and Commerce...
βIntroduction of state railways...
πββLORD NORTHBROOK (1872-1876)πββ
βVisit of Prince of Wales in 1875...
βTrial of Gaekwar of Baroda...
βKuka Movement in Punjab...
#Viceroys
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Hajong lake a unique tortoise habitat situated in the Langting-Mupa reserve forest in North Cachar Hills district of Assam. It is the only natural tortoise habitat in Assam. On bank of the Hajong lake Tortoise Festival was organised every year. This festival aims to create awareness among the villagers surrounding villages of Hajong Lake about the safety of the endangered tortoise species available in the area
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