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#BREAKING: Jammu at present is under attack. Drones across the night sky. Blackout has happened across the city. Indian forces neutralising the threat.
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#PostponeUPSCPrelims2025
I strongly support the call for postponing the UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exams scheduled on 25th May 2025, considering the escalating national security situation and widespread uncertainty caused by the ongoing conflict.
Many areas, particularly in states like Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, and Gujarat, are facing disruptions, including blackouts and heightened security alerts. These challenges, coupled with internet restrictions, travel difficulties, and heightened stress levels, are significantly impacting the preparation of thousands of aspirants.
Several universities and colleges have already postponed their exams scheduled for May, acknowledging the need for a conducive environment for academic and competitive evaluations. It is crucial that the same consideration be extended to the UPSC Prelims, given its national importance and the need to ensure a fair and equitable opportunity for all candidates.
In light of these unprecedented circumstances, I earnestly request the #UPSC to postpone the Prelims exams scheduled on 25th May and announce a new date to alleviate the stress and uncertainty faced by aspirants nationwide.
#PostponeUPSCPrelims #UPSC2025
I strongly support the call for postponing the UPSC Civil Services Prelims Exams scheduled on 25th May 2025, considering the escalating national security situation and widespread uncertainty caused by the ongoing conflict.
Many areas, particularly in states like Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, and Gujarat, are facing disruptions, including blackouts and heightened security alerts. These challenges, coupled with internet restrictions, travel difficulties, and heightened stress levels, are significantly impacting the preparation of thousands of aspirants.
Several universities and colleges have already postponed their exams scheduled for May, acknowledging the need for a conducive environment for academic and competitive evaluations. It is crucial that the same consideration be extended to the UPSC Prelims, given its national importance and the need to ensure a fair and equitable opportunity for all candidates.
In light of these unprecedented circumstances, I earnestly request the #UPSC to postpone the Prelims exams scheduled on 25th May and announce a new date to alleviate the stress and uncertainty faced by aspirants nationwide.
#PostponeUPSCPrelims #UPSC2025
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Agreee with Arun Saxena sir.
URGENT APPEAL TO UPSC & GOVERNMENT OF INDIA TO POSTPONE UPSC PRELIMS 2025
UPSC ke kuch teacher hai jinko ye logic Samjh Nahi arahi hai. Bhai agar ek msg support me Nahi Bol skte toh chup raho jyada accha hai.
Baki Postponed ho ya na ho ye toh UPSC ke upar hai. But logic toh Sahi do.
URGENT APPEAL TO UPSC & GOVERNMENT OF INDIA TO POSTPONE UPSC PRELIMS 2025
UPSC ke kuch teacher hai jinko ye logic Samjh Nahi arahi hai. Bhai agar ek msg support me Nahi Bol skte toh chup raho jyada accha hai.
Baki Postponed ho ya na ho ye toh UPSC ke upar hai. But logic toh Sahi do.
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https://x.com/upsc_notes/status/1921146654515662938?s=46
Join the campaign if youβre affected by the current situation and want the UPSC Prelims exam to be postponed.
Retweet as much as possible!
If you are not on twitter then please react on this msg to show your support.
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Join the campaign if youβre affected by the current situation and want the UPSC Prelims exam to be postponed.
Retweet as much as possible!
If you are not on twitter then please react on this msg to show your support.
Thank you π
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π Harappan Sites and Their Significance
π Alamgirpur
β Location: Uttar Pradesh, India
β Significance: Easternmost Harappan site.
π Allahdino
β Location: Pakistan
β Significance: Specialized craft production site.
π Amri
β Location: Sindh, Pakistan
β Significance: Early Harappan phase site, distinct pottery.
π Balakot
β Location: Pakistan
β Significance: Shell bangle production center.
π Banawali
β Location: Haryana, India
β Significance: Defensive fortifications, oval-shaped settlement.
π Bhirrana
β Location: Haryana, India
β Significance: Oldest Harappan site (\~7570 BCE), early settlements.
π Chanhudaro
β Location: Sindh, Pakistan
β Significance: Bead-making factory, no citadel.
π Daimabad
β Location: Maharashtra, India
β Significance: Southernmost Harappan site, bronze artifacts.
π Desalpur
β Location: Gujarat, India
β Significance: Stone fortifications, small settlement.
π Dholavira
β Location: Gujarat, India
β Significance: Water conservation system, three-part city, stone inscriptions.
π Alamgirpur
β Location: Uttar Pradesh, India
β Significance: Easternmost Harappan site.
π Allahdino
β Location: Pakistan
β Significance: Specialized craft production site.
π Amri
β Location: Sindh, Pakistan
β Significance: Early Harappan phase site, distinct pottery.
π Balakot
β Location: Pakistan
β Significance: Shell bangle production center.
π Banawali
β Location: Haryana, India
β Significance: Defensive fortifications, oval-shaped settlement.
π Bhirrana
β Location: Haryana, India
β Significance: Oldest Harappan site (\~7570 BCE), early settlements.
π Chanhudaro
β Location: Sindh, Pakistan
β Significance: Bead-making factory, no citadel.
π Daimabad
β Location: Maharashtra, India
β Significance: Southernmost Harappan site, bronze artifacts.
π Desalpur
β Location: Gujarat, India
β Significance: Stone fortifications, small settlement.
π Dholavira
β Location: Gujarat, India
β Significance: Water conservation system, three-part city, stone inscriptions.
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Forwarded from UPSC MAP
Indus River System, showing the main river and its major tributaries along with their lengths (within India where applicable) and origin points:
River Length (in India) Total Length (Approx.) Origin Joins
Indus 1,114 km 3,180 km Lake Mansarovar, Tibet Arabian Sea
Jhelum ~725 km ~725 km Verinag, Jammu & Kashmir Chenab
Chenab ~960 km ~1,200 km Bara Lacha Pass, Himachal Pradesh Indus
Ravi ~720 km ~720 km Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh Chenab (in Pak)
Beas ~470 km ~470 km Beas Kund, Himachal Pradesh Sutlej
Sutlej ~1,050 km ~1,450 km Rakshastal Lake, Tibet Indus
Notes:
All these rivers are part of the Indus Basin, flowing mainly through northern India and Pakistan.
The Indus Waters Treaty (1960) allocates eastern rivers (Ravi, Beas, Sutlej) to India and western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab) primarily to Pakistan.
River Length (in India) Total Length (Approx.) Origin Joins
Indus 1,114 km 3,180 km Lake Mansarovar, Tibet Arabian Sea
Jhelum ~725 km ~725 km Verinag, Jammu & Kashmir Chenab
Chenab ~960 km ~1,200 km Bara Lacha Pass, Himachal Pradesh Indus
Ravi ~720 km ~720 km Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh Chenab (in Pak)
Beas ~470 km ~470 km Beas Kund, Himachal Pradesh Sutlej
Sutlej ~1,050 km ~1,450 km Rakshastal Lake, Tibet Indus
Notes:
All these rivers are part of the Indus Basin, flowing mainly through northern India and Pakistan.
The Indus Waters Treaty (1960) allocates eastern rivers (Ravi, Beas, Sutlej) to India and western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab) primarily to Pakistan.
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Test cricket won't be the same without this man on the field.π₯Ήπ
Winning Test matches in SENA countries was never easy, but Kohli made it possible. Defeating Australia in their own backyard twice in a row β Test cricket will never be the same again.
Will miss you King π
#ViratKohliπ΅
Winning Test matches in SENA countries was never easy, but Kohli made it possible. Defeating Australia in their own backyard twice in a row β Test cricket will never be the same again.
Will miss you King π
#ViratKohliπ΅
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UPSC CSE (Civil Services Examination) 2025 Prelims Admit Card Out
https://upsconline.gov.in/eadmitcard/admitcard_csp_2025/admit_card.php#hhh1
https://upsconline.gov.in/eadmitcard/admitcard_csp_2025/admit_card.php#hhh1
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