Nadaprabhu Kempegowda
born in 1513 in village near Yelahanka.
chieftain under the Vijayanagara Empire of the 16th century.
iconic figure among Vokkaligas, Karnataka’s second most dominant community after Lingayats.
Education:
He studied for nine years in a GuruKula near Aigondapura (present day Hessaraghatta) where he learnt statecraft and martial skills.
Achievements:
He is widely acknowledged as the founder of Bengaluru, Karnataka.
It is said that he conceived the idea of a new city while hunting with his minister, and later marked its territory by erecting towers in four corners of the proposed city.
He is also credited with having developed around 1,000 lakes in the city to cater to its drinking and agricultural needs.
Kempegowda has been credited for abolishing the practice of cutting the fingers of the left hand of an unmarried woman during a custom known as ‘Bandi Devaru’, an important custom of Morasu Vokkaligas.
died in 1569, ruled for about 56 years.
State governments have dedicated important landmarks after him – the Kempegowda International Airport, the Kempegowda Bus Stand, and the Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Metro Station
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born in 1513 in village near Yelahanka.
chieftain under the Vijayanagara Empire of the 16th century.
iconic figure among Vokkaligas, Karnataka’s second most dominant community after Lingayats.
Education:
He studied for nine years in a GuruKula near Aigondapura (present day Hessaraghatta) where he learnt statecraft and martial skills.
Achievements:
He is widely acknowledged as the founder of Bengaluru, Karnataka.
It is said that he conceived the idea of a new city while hunting with his minister, and later marked its territory by erecting towers in four corners of the proposed city.
He is also credited with having developed around 1,000 lakes in the city to cater to its drinking and agricultural needs.
Kempegowda has been credited for abolishing the practice of cutting the fingers of the left hand of an unmarried woman during a custom known as ‘Bandi Devaru’, an important custom of Morasu Vokkaligas.
died in 1569, ruled for about 56 years.
State governments have dedicated important landmarks after him – the Kempegowda International Airport, the Kempegowda Bus Stand, and the Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Metro Station
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1940 - 23 March - Lahore Resolution
1940- 8 August - August offer 1940
1942 - late March - Cripps' mission
1942 August - Quit India Movement
1944 - Subhas Chandra Bose calls Mahatma Gandhi the Father of the Nation.
1945 - 18 August - Subhas Chandra Bose death in plane crash at Taiwan.
1945 - Wavell Plan, Simla Conference
1946 - February - Royal Indian Navy mutiny
1946 - March - Cabinet Mission
1946 - 16 August - Direct Action Day/Great Calcutta Killings
1946 - October–November - Noakhali riots
1947 - July - Indian Independence Act 1947 by British Raj
1947 - Partition of India and Pakistan becomes an independent state on 14 August 1947
#history
1940- 8 August - August offer 1940
1942 - late March - Cripps' mission
1942 August - Quit India Movement
1944 - Subhas Chandra Bose calls Mahatma Gandhi the Father of the Nation.
1945 - 18 August - Subhas Chandra Bose death in plane crash at Taiwan.
1945 - Wavell Plan, Simla Conference
1946 - February - Royal Indian Navy mutiny
1946 - March - Cabinet Mission
1946 - 16 August - Direct Action Day/Great Calcutta Killings
1946 - October–November - Noakhali riots
1947 - July - Indian Independence Act 1947 by British Raj
1947 - Partition of India and Pakistan becomes an independent state on 14 August 1947
#history
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THOUGHT OF THE DAY 🤝🌼
Depression is normal, Anxiety is normal.
Being dragged is normal, Distractions're normal.
Keep one thing in your mind i.e; you have to carv your own path.
Not everyone is your guardian who is gonna support you. People will always drag you down.
Take all these feelings as your fuel to speed you up not that fuel which burn you into ashes.
Depression is normal, Anxiety is normal.
Being dragged is normal, Distractions're normal.
Keep one thing in your mind i.e; you have to carv your own path.
Not everyone is your guardian who is gonna support you. People will always drag you down.
Take all these feelings as your fuel to speed you up not that fuel which burn you into ashes.
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THOUGHT OF THE DAY🦋
Anything that costs you your peace, is too expensive.
Anything that costs you your peace, is too expensive.
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Nice article on Inflation
Reasons behind inflation:
1) Russia-Ukraine war ==> Commodity prices⬆️
2) Generalization of inflation across formal and informal sector
∆ Rental Inflation:
-- Landlord ⬆️ rents for compensating loss during Pandemic
3) Supply side disruptions due to Pandemic... Risk averse behavior by consumer and restrictions on high contact intensive sectors
4) RBI's monetary tightening policy ==> greater market concentration creates conditions for greater pricing power
5) Wage-Price Spiral:
-- Wage growth in the large informal rural economy has been lower than inflation -- hence lower purchasing power
#Economy
Reasons behind inflation:
1) Russia-Ukraine war ==> Commodity prices⬆️
2) Generalization of inflation across formal and informal sector
∆ Rental Inflation:
-- Landlord ⬆️ rents for compensating loss during Pandemic
3) Supply side disruptions due to Pandemic... Risk averse behavior by consumer and restrictions on high contact intensive sectors
4) RBI's monetary tightening policy ==> greater market concentration creates conditions for greater pricing power
5) Wage-Price Spiral:
-- Wage growth in the large informal rural economy has been lower than inflation -- hence lower purchasing power
#Economy
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🔥ATTENTION!!
Guys, we will resume 9pm Vision IAS October month CA session from Sunday. Please join. Everyone is requested to come prepared for an interactive and fruitful session.
Thank you.
https://t.me/studyUpscChannel/6972
Guys, we will resume 9pm Vision IAS October month CA session from Sunday. Please join. Everyone is requested to come prepared for an interactive and fruitful session.
Thank you.
https://t.me/studyUpscChannel/6972
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Short story of each of us at least happened once in a Lifetime..
Bahut time h, kal se pdhunga
Time kam h yar
Thoda time aur chahiye
Kash thoda time aur hota
During exam, Sir 5 minutes more plz
After exam, time kam pd gya yaar
After result, time khrab chl rha h
Kash time waste nhi krta
Kash wo time waps aa skta
Time Time Time
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"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst." - William Penn
Bahut time h, kal se pdhunga
Time kam h yar
Thoda time aur chahiye
Kash thoda time aur hota
During exam, Sir 5 minutes more plz
After exam, time kam pd gya yaar
After result, time khrab chl rha h
Kash time waste nhi krta
Kash wo time waps aa skta
Time Time Time
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"Time is what we want most, but what we use worst." - William Penn
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Forwarded from Preeti Kumari: UPSC CSE & Beyond
A note for the month of December:
1. Wrap up your preparation for Mains. Especially focus on optional and those subjects that you won’t touch in the next few months starting Jan, for eg- Internal Security/ World History/ Disaster Management etc.
2. Make notes for them, write a test for a sense of finality.
3. Those in North India, it’s the time of extreme winters. I remember most friends would complain how much they struggled to study in the winters. Complacency and laziness sets in, both in equal measures.
4. I used to do a few things to keep myself active and productive, which are:
a. Get some exercise, early morning.
b. Eat healthy, no sugar. Stay hydrated.
c. Wear socks and shoes throughout the day. Will keep you warm, active, away from the bed of comfort.
d. Invest in a heater. Don’t try and save money over a heater while splurging somewhere else and wasting the precious few months that are infront of you.
e. Wrap yourself in a thinner blanket but sit on your chair and table when it gets too cold. (I would do it for early morning slots)
Further,
5. Mission mode me finish things.
6. Make time for friends and family but it shouldn’t become weeklong celebrations.
7. Take a day off on Christmas and one on 31st.
End the year content, determined and focused. Count your blessings, send notes of gratitude to those who made the year worth it for you.
And this winter study so hard and prepare so well that when the ‘summer of prelims’ arrives, you’re ready! So ready that there’s no force stopping you.
Love & Best wishes
1. Wrap up your preparation for Mains. Especially focus on optional and those subjects that you won’t touch in the next few months starting Jan, for eg- Internal Security/ World History/ Disaster Management etc.
2. Make notes for them, write a test for a sense of finality.
3. Those in North India, it’s the time of extreme winters. I remember most friends would complain how much they struggled to study in the winters. Complacency and laziness sets in, both in equal measures.
4. I used to do a few things to keep myself active and productive, which are:
a. Get some exercise, early morning.
b. Eat healthy, no sugar. Stay hydrated.
c. Wear socks and shoes throughout the day. Will keep you warm, active, away from the bed of comfort.
d. Invest in a heater. Don’t try and save money over a heater while splurging somewhere else and wasting the precious few months that are infront of you.
e. Wrap yourself in a thinner blanket but sit on your chair and table when it gets too cold. (I would do it for early morning slots)
Further,
5. Mission mode me finish things.
6. Make time for friends and family but it shouldn’t become weeklong celebrations.
7. Take a day off on Christmas and one on 31st.
End the year content, determined and focused. Count your blessings, send notes of gratitude to those who made the year worth it for you.
And this winter study so hard and prepare so well that when the ‘summer of prelims’ arrives, you’re ready! So ready that there’s no force stopping you.
Love & Best wishes
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