I gave this exam everything.
Four attempts. Years of discipline.
Optional done by November.
Answer writing done.
PYQs, newspapers, standard books, revisions — checked every box they told us to check.
And still, the result shattered me.
This is the so called "Berlin heart", a simple air driven pump which works as Ventricular Assist Device, replacing one or both sides of a pediatric patient's heart.
[📹 M. Abbas Hazem]
Delhi deserves better.
Just 1.5 days of rain, and this sewer chamber is overflowing near the former Mayor's residence in Patel Nagar. The roads are badly damaged, creating a serious risk of accidents, while multiple overflowing/open chambers pose potential public health hazards
Somewhere along the way, this examination stopped feeling like a test of administrators and started feeling like survival by randomness.
Dear UPSC,if unpredictability itself is the criteria,then perhaps just draw lots and save millions of young people the slow heartbreak.
How are people supposed to survive Delhi’s heatwave with long power cuts at 3 AM? Entire localities are suffering in dangerous temperatures with no electricity, no cooling, and uncertain restoration time. Students have their UPSC exam on 24th. What are we supposed to do?