🔆Hindustan Republican Association
✅ Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
✅Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
✅ Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhi’s non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
✅ Manifesto : Krantikari (Revolutionary) was released in 1925.
✅ Objective : To establish a federal Republic of United States of India with universal suffrage and socialist principles by an organized and armed revolution.
✅ Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
✅Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
✅ Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhi’s non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
✅ Manifesto : Krantikari (Revolutionary) was released in 1925.
✅ Objective : To establish a federal Republic of United States of India with universal suffrage and socialist principles by an organized and armed revolution.
🚨Dear friends.
We are at war against a rogue terrorist state. Everyone has to do their bit.
Don’t share location of any military equipments, location of defence system, movement of forces or any other critical platform on any SM platforms.
We are at war against a rogue terrorist state. Everyone has to do their bit.
Don’t share location of any military equipments, location of defence system, movement of forces or any other critical platform on any SM platforms.
Whole day of rigorous study is not possible now.
Well i can totally understand that but something practical i want to convey
By breaking your day into few slots of atleast 6hrs dedicatedly study.
Your constantly peeking into your phones won't serve the higher purpose.
Remember one thing
You are preparing for UPSC CSE exam where resilience and balance is most needed.
When Armed forces are fighting the battle for us on borders, inside whole system is being taken care of by high level officers.
So when you want to become part of the system.
Show your mental strength too.
I know it's tough
Espc if we have any family members on borders or nearby area.
But rn there is no credible source to get exact on time information.
So for now focus on your studies atleast 5..6 hrs.
When exam is just 15 days.
BALANCE ✅
You will always have to make tough decisions when you want to achieve something big.🔥💯
Well i can totally understand that but something practical i want to convey
By breaking your day into few slots of atleast 6hrs dedicatedly study.
Your constantly peeking into your phones won't serve the higher purpose.
Remember one thing
You are preparing for UPSC CSE exam where resilience and balance is most needed.
When Armed forces are fighting the battle for us on borders, inside whole system is being taken care of by high level officers.
So when you want to become part of the system.
Show your mental strength too.
I know it's tough
Espc if we have any family members on borders or nearby area.
But rn there is no credible source to get exact on time information.
So for now focus on your studies atleast 5..6 hrs.
When exam is just 15 days.
BALANCE ✅
You will always have to make tough decisions when you want to achieve something big.🔥💯
"तेरा सबसे बड़ा शत्रु तेरा संदेह है,
और सबसे बड़ा मित्र तेरा आत्म-विश्वास।"
जब सारे notes बिखर जाएं,
jab mind blank ho jaye test ke samay,
tab yaad rakh
तू कोई सामान्य परीक्षार्थी नहीं है।
तू एक साधक है।
हर सुबह जो तू उठता है,
हर बार जब तू revise karta hai,
हर बार जब तू haar se ladta hai
तू ek silent warrior hai.
और सबसे बड़ा मित्र तेरा आत्म-विश्वास।"
जब सारे notes बिखर जाएं,
jab mind blank ho jaye test ke samay,
tab yaad rakh
तू कोई सामान्य परीक्षार्थी नहीं है।
तू एक साधक है।
हर सुबह जो तू उठता है,
हर बार जब तू revise karta hai,
हर बार जब तू haar se ladta hai
तू ek silent warrior hai.
P̶r̶e̶l̶i̶m̶s̶ p̶o̶s̶t̶p̶o̶n̶e̶d̶ d̶u̶e̶ t̶o̶ w̶a̶r̶❌
War postponed due to upsc prelims ✅😂😂😂😂
War postponed due to upsc prelims ✅😂😂😂😂
STRATEGY FOR LAST 2 WEEKS
1. Freeze Your Sources - Avoid any new study material at this stage
2. Revision is the key - Give multiple revisions to your existing notes
3. Subject Prioritisation
High Priority:
✓ Economy (Conceptual clarity is the key)
✓ Polity
✓ Geography
✓ Environment
✓ History
4. PYQ Practice - Continue solving previous yr questions daily, if possible in simulated environment
5. Test Strategy - No tests, revise the test already attempted
6. Mindset Management - Stay calm & release exam anxiety.
Trust your preparation & respect your hard work.
You have fought a protracted battle now it’s time to swiftly move towards victory!!
#upscprep #UPSC #prelims
1. Freeze Your Sources - Avoid any new study material at this stage
2. Revision is the key - Give multiple revisions to your existing notes
3. Subject Prioritisation
High Priority:
✓ Economy (Conceptual clarity is the key)
✓ Polity
✓ Geography
✓ Environment
✓ History
4. PYQ Practice - Continue solving previous yr questions daily, if possible in simulated environment
5. Test Strategy - No tests, revise the test already attempted
6. Mindset Management - Stay calm & release exam anxiety.
Trust your preparation & respect your hard work.
You have fought a protracted battle now it’s time to swiftly move towards victory!!
#upscprep #UPSC #prelims
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Key takeaways on India's National Security Doctrine:
1. Need for a Doctrine: India requires a clear national security doctrine as a flexible guiding framework for evolving threats.
2. Limitations of “No First Use”: The 2003 nuclear policy aligns with ethical values but falls short in addressing terrorism and hybrid warfare.
3. Beyond Operational Readiness: Strong military planning alone is insufficient without a coherent strategic doctrine.
4. Positive Global Influence: A doctrine should promote India’s moral leadership and peaceful influence, not just deterrence.
5. Historical Insights: Incorporate lessons from Krishna, Chanakya, and Ashoka—blending strength with diplomacy and ethics.
6. Two-Front Challenge: A doctrine can better prepare India for threats from both China and Pakistan and regional instability.
7. Updated Deterrence: Shift toward a proactive “Credible Minimum Deterrence” to counter modern threats like cross-border terrorism.
8. Strategic Culture: A doctrine will help institutionalize a strategic mindset combining military, diplomatic, economic, and ideological tools.
1. Need for a Doctrine: India requires a clear national security doctrine as a flexible guiding framework for evolving threats.
2. Limitations of “No First Use”: The 2003 nuclear policy aligns with ethical values but falls short in addressing terrorism and hybrid warfare.
3. Beyond Operational Readiness: Strong military planning alone is insufficient without a coherent strategic doctrine.
4. Positive Global Influence: A doctrine should promote India’s moral leadership and peaceful influence, not just deterrence.
5. Historical Insights: Incorporate lessons from Krishna, Chanakya, and Ashoka—blending strength with diplomacy and ethics.
6. Two-Front Challenge: A doctrine can better prepare India for threats from both China and Pakistan and regional instability.
7. Updated Deterrence: Shift toward a proactive “Credible Minimum Deterrence” to counter modern threats like cross-border terrorism.
8. Strategic Culture: A doctrine will help institutionalize a strategic mindset combining military, diplomatic, economic, and ideological tools.
Nothing will change if you keep replaying a conversation in your mind. You can go over everything and change what you said in your mind, but you can't go back in time to actually have the same conversation again.
This is another way of being lost in mind. And it's the perfect example of having useless thoughts. Sure, it's useful to think about lessons you've learned from certain events, but it's not useful to replay past events in your mind like a broken record.
To avoid wasting your time and energy on useless thoughts, you can observe your mind more
This is another way of being lost in mind. And it's the perfect example of having useless thoughts. Sure, it's useful to think about lessons you've learned from certain events, but it's not useful to replay past events in your mind like a broken record.
To avoid wasting your time and energy on useless thoughts, you can observe your mind more
मन के जीते जीत हे मन के हारे हार
हार गये जो बिन लड़े उनपर हे धिक्कार.
उनपर हे धिक्कार जो देखे ना सपना,
सपनो का अधिकार असल अधिकार हे अपना.
अपनो के खातीर हे करना कुछ आज हमे,
अजर अमर कर देना है स्वराज हमे.
तु माटी का लाल है कोई कंकर या धुल नहीं,
तु समय बदल के रख देगा इतिहास लिखेगा भूल नहीं.
तू भोर का पहला तारा है परिवर्तन का एक नारा है,
यह अंधकार कुछ पल का हे फिर सब कुछ तुम्हारा है.
(Poem from Movie Chhaava)
हार गये जो बिन लड़े उनपर हे धिक्कार.
उनपर हे धिक्कार जो देखे ना सपना,
सपनो का अधिकार असल अधिकार हे अपना.
अपनो के खातीर हे करना कुछ आज हमे,
अजर अमर कर देना है स्वराज हमे.
तु माटी का लाल है कोई कंकर या धुल नहीं,
तु समय बदल के रख देगा इतिहास लिखेगा भूल नहीं.
तू भोर का पहला तारा है परिवर्तन का एक नारा है,
यह अंधकार कुछ पल का हे फिर सब कुछ तुम्हारा है.
(Poem from Movie Chhaava)