@cse_aspirantss [A] Channa
Channa was the charioteer of Prince Siddhartha (Buddha). He accompanied Siddhartha when he left the palace for the “Great Renunciation” to seek enlightenment.
Choose Your Room — Choose Your Vibe 🔥
Room 1 : Discipline — The room of winners.
Room 2 : Focus — The room of dreamers turned doers.
Room 3 : Consistency — The room where habits create history.
Room 4 : Growth — The room where every day, you level up.
Which one would you enter today, Warrior?
1. When I realized hard work alone isn’t enough — it needs strategy + consistency.
2. When I failed a mock test badly after weeks of effort — it broke me but rebuilt my focus.
3. When I saw friends move ahead in life while I was still fighting with the syllabus.
But you know what?
Each “worst moment” made me stronger, sharper, and more disciplined.
Because UPSC doesn’t just test knowledge — it tests character.
Every setback is just a plot twist before your breakthrough.
Keep this fire alive — UPSC is not about luck, it’s about legacy
@DailyGkzone (C) 25–28
Articles 25 to 28 of the Indian Constitution guarantee the Right to Freedom of Religion ensuring every individual’s right to freely profess, practice, and propagate religion.
@UPSCLifepedia Cracking a government exam isn’t some mythical achievement — it’s just one of the many paths to build a stable career. The real goal should be growth, purpose, and contribution not glorified exhaustion.
@kunalrv Lucknow’s cuisine isn’t just food — it’s culture served on a plate.
From kebabs that melt in your mouth to biryanis that define royalty — every dish tells a story of art, patience, and perfection.
It truly deserves a place on every Indian table
@kiratsinhjadeja@upscnetwork4 UPSC isn’t a race to finish books it’s a process to build clarity, connection, and command.
Those who focus on concept + consolidation + consistency early…
end up saving years and gaining ranks.
Smart preparation > Endless preparation.
@UpscRepublicX (c) Hasan Nizami
The Taj-ul-Ma'asir is the first official history of the Delhi Sultanate, written by Hasan Nizami.
It describes the reign of Qutb-ud-din Aibak, the founder of the Slave Dynasty.
This work provides valuable details about the early years of Muslim rule in India.
(C) Both of these
To be recognised as a National Party, a political party must:
1. Secure at least 6% of valid votes in Lok Sabha or Assembly elections in four or more states, and
2. Win at least 4 seats in the Lok Sabha.
A true CSE aspirant knows — facts matter more than opinions!
@NalinisKitchen That’s Gujarat’s true identity — growth with grace, business with balance, and progress with peace.
A land where karma speaks louder than slogans!
@modernhistory Pamela Anderson at 58 proves that grace, confidence, and self-love are the real secrets to timeless beauty.
Aging isn’t losing your charm it’s mastering your elegance.
(C) Certiorari
‘Certiorari’ is a writ issued by a higher court (like the Supreme Court or High Court) to a lower court or tribunal, asking it to transfer a case or record for proper review.
It is mainly used when the lower authority has acted beyond its jurisdiction or violated the principles of natural justice.
@NalinisKitchen@EduMinOfIndia Sex education is not a taboo it’s true education.
When we teach values, consent, and awareness, we build a safer, wiser, and more respectful generation.
India once led the world in knowledge it’s time to lead again. 🇮🇳
@MohiniWealth भक्ति और सेवा जब एक साथ आती हैं, तो त्योहार और भी पवित्र बन जाते हैं।
मोती डूंगरी मंदिर में पुलिस द्वारा मेहंदी बाँटना सिर्फ परंपरा नहीं, जनसेवा की भावना का प्रतीक है। 🙏
(b) Not binding but usually accepted
Article 143 empowers the President to seek the advisory opinion of the Supreme Court on questions of law or fact of public importance.
However, this opinion is not binding on the President — it’s advisory in nature.
Yet, due to the Supreme Court’s constitutional wisdom and moral authority, it is usually respected and followed in practice.
@cse_aspirantss (a) Atmaram Panduranga
‘Prarthana Samaj’ was founded in 1867 in Bombay (Mumbai) by Atmaram Panduranga with the help of Keshab Chandra Sen.
Its main aim was to reform Hindu society — promoting monotheism, women’s education, widow remarriage, and removal of caste discrimination.