Dear Students,
Second Polity Rapid revision class will be conducted today at 8:30 PM.
Subject:- Polity
Sub topic:-  Fundamentals Rights

Zoom Link for the class will be shared in the group.
https://t.me/+5SmN4Vv1mcFkNTRl

Dear Students,
Third Polity Rapid revision class will be conducted today at 8:30 PM.
Subject:- Polity
Sub topic:-  Directive Principles & Fundamental Duties

Zoom Link for the class will be shared in the group.
https://t.me/+5SmN4Vv1mcFkNTRl

Minerals criticality factor #prelims

Ratapani tiger reserves #prelims #environment #UPSC

All about time management #prelims #upsc@thegameoftoppers

STATIC IS THE KEY 🗝️
DON'T GO BEHIND CURRENT AFFAIRS UNNECESSARILY.
KOI EK COMPILATION KRO THATS IT

Cyber Security #prelims #currentaffairs

Dear Students,
Fourth Polity Rapid revision class will be conducted today at 8:30 PM.
Subject:- Polity
Sub topic:-  Union Executive

Zoom Link for the class will be shared in the group.
https://t.me/+5SmN4Vv1mcFkNTRl

Keep working hard !! 😁

Types of Hydrogen #prelims #environment

Ramsar Convention #environment

Dear Students,
Fourth Polity Rapid revision class will be conducted today at 8:30 PM.
Subject:- Polity
Sub topic:-  Union Executive

Zoom Link for the class will be shared in the group.
https://t.me/+5SmN4Vv1mcFkNTRl

Good Morning 🌅

🔆This article discusses the dangers of rat-hole mining in Meghalaya, India, and the reasons why this hazardous practice continues despite being banned.
Key Points:
✅What is Rat-Hole Mining?: A dangerous and illegal mining practice involving narrow tunnels dug into coal seams. Miners work in cramped spaces, facing risks of asphyxiation, mine collapse, and flooding.
✅Why is Such Mining Banned?: Rat-hole mining is banned due to its high risks, including deaths from asphyxiation, mine collapses, and flooding. It also causes environmental damage, including land degradation, deforestation, and water pollution.
✅Why Does it Continue?:
🔸High demand for coal, especially from industries like brick kilns.
🔸Lack of alternative livelihood options for miners.
🔸Weak enforcement of the ban by authorities.
🔸Political pressure from mining interests.
✅Human Cost: The practice has led to numerous deaths and injuries, with many miners, primarily from Assam, Nepal, and Bangladesh, losing their lives.