The cases of corrupt IAS officers being exposed are increasing lately.
In the 15 years of my teaching life, I've never seen an aspirant taking up civil service preparation with a vision of doing corruption.
Everyone begins with the best of intentions.
However, once they become part of the system, you'll see many corrupt officers.
So who's at fault? An individual or an entire system?
Dear General Category brothers and sisters,
If anyone files a false SC/ST Act case against you, do not be afraid. Stand your ground, challenge it in court, and follow the legal process confidently. Connect with us we will support you in every possible way. We also have strong and experienced voices who can guide and assist you, such as @kalisenachief@highcourtadvo@neha_laldas@Shubham_fd@Shubhamshuklamp@Sanjay_Dixit@Adv_Anil_Mishra and many others.
“In many ways gig workers are becoming the backbone of China’s manufacturing sector.” @donweinland tells “The Intelligence” about a 200m-strong pool of flexible labour https://t.co/oU49i6iyNn
Dear @nitin_gadkari
We need a public website that shows:
> Which contractor built road
> Which babu approved it
> Total cost & ministers involved
> Firm responsible for maintenance
Contractors are becoming billionaires while people die on roads
Bring real accountability now!
Government approves extension of Life Cycle 75 (LC 75) and Balanced Life Cycle (BLC) options to Central Government Employees under #NPS and #UPS Scheme
This is in line with the continued demand from Central Government employees for a broader range of investment options similar to those available to non-government subscribers
Under NPS and UPS, the Central Government employees can now choose from a range of investment options:
➡️ Default option: A ‘default pattern’ of investment defined by Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) from time to time
➡️ Scheme G: 100% investment in Government securities for low-risk, fixed returns
➡️ LC-25: Maximum equity allocation of 25%, tapering gradually from age 35 to 55. (refer to Annex)
➡️ LC-50: Maximum equity allocation of 50%, tapering gradually from age 35 to 55. (refer to Annex)
Read here: https://t.co/d4FmFc1sTR
@FinMinIndia
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Published in WSJ today.
Before you hit the bed tonight, make a sincere attempt to answer these questions & only once done, check the accuracy of your answers. ( Answers provided at the end).
We are CEOs & CFOs of our financial life & it's important that we are doing a good job
RBI says transmission of Repo rate cuts has been strong!!
RBI has reduced the policy rate (Repo rate) by 100 bps since February this year. This is supposed to ease the liquidity (ie increase money supply) in the economy. But that will happen only if the Banks (remember they are the ones who create credit) pass on the benefit of reduced rates to people like you and me. Has the at happened? RBI says, yes!!
1. According to latest monthly update of RBI, pass through of repo rate cuts has been strong, especially for fresh loans.
2. The weighted average lending rate (WALR) on loans given by commercial banks has declined by 79 bps for fresh loans and by 31 bps for outstanding loans.
3. Full transmission of 100 bps has been seen in case of external benchmark (ie Repo rate) linked lending rate (EBLR).
4. In case of loans linked to MCLR (marginal cost of funds based lending rate) the transmission (pass through) has been slower, since it is linked to other factors like bank's cost of funds, operating costs and internal balance sheet considerations.
5. Overall transmission is generally slower in case of bank credit as compared to bond market, where the yields adjust almost instantly to policy announcements.
(There are some technical terms in this post. Having a broad idea of the terms used is good enough)
#upsc #UPSCPrelims2026 #UPSCExam #upsc2026
Potential Job Losses: Potential job losses in sectors affected by global tariffs could impact consumer sentiment and discretionary spending in the future.
Fiscal Policy and Economic Development: Government investment in scientific .
Global factors and potential risks
Global Slowdown and Trade Tensions: Despite resilient domestic demand, India faces headwinds from the global slowdown and rising trade tensions.