The harsh reality of the UPSC journey is often hidden behind success stories.

One of my friends started preparing in 2019.
She gave her first attempt in 2020 but couldn’t clear prelims. In 2021, she finally cleared prelims and wrote mains, only to fall short.
Again in 2022, she reached the mains stage and again couldn’t make it to the list.
In 2023 and 2024, she couldn’t clear prelims.
In 2025, her seventh year of preparation, Last attempt, she cleared prelims again with hope in her eyes, but once more, mains slipped away from her hands.

Seven years of discipline, sacrifice, and relentless effort, yet no final result. Today, she is battling depression, anxiety, and the feeling that life is slipping away.

And this isn’t just her story, this is the silent truth of thousands of aspirants. UPSC is not just an exam; it is a test of mental strength, emotional endurance, and the ability to stand up after repeated failures. It demands everything, your time, relationships, health, and peace of mind. But life is bigger than any single exam. No result is worth losing yourself. UPSC can shape your future, but it should never be allowed to break your spirit. Every aspirant must understand that success does not lie only in clearing this exam; sometimes, success means having the courage to rebuild your life, rediscover your worth, and choose yourself over the pressure of a dream.

Nomination of members to Rajya Sabha from which country, bhi yaad krlo dosto

Madvi Hidma, top surviving Maoist leader behind 26 lethal attacks, killed in encounter


https://indianexpress.com/article/india/madvi-hidma-top-surviving-maoist-leader-lethal-attacks-killed-encounter-10371983/

He was NIA most wanted, had a bounty of 1 crore till now.

This event is as big as it sounds.

#BPSC
Total 13,368 candidates qualified for the 71st BPSC Prelims.

Wait for an hour; the PDF will be dropped soon.

Ye kaunsa give away hai jiska bpsc sabko update de de ke bhait krwa rhi hai🥲

the lies we tell to ourselves.

BPSC Pre Result

Mata ni pacchedi
Mata ni Pachhedi tells the journey of the nomadic Vaghari community, who painted their goddess on cloth
when they weren’t allowed into temples.
Each fold carries a prayer, each line a story of resilience.
The original creators of Mata ni Pacchedi were the Devi Pujak who lived along the edges of the Sabarmati River in Gujarat. Translating to ‘behind the Mother Goddess”, these textiles are sacred, wall art pieces used as a backdrop for shrines. The original style only involved using two colors - black and red, made out of natural dyes.
It got GI tag in April 2023.

This world would have been such a terrible place without you ❤️

Happy International Men’s day ❤️🧿