Vikrant Kumbhar

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ए हिंद तेरी सदा ही जय 🇮🇳🎖️

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@krishna_tupe And what about 2026 prelims GS paper ? We considered pyqs as a backbone of questions framing, but GS paper comes with complete "stupid" surprise. What's your take on it ? In case of prelims, Can we still consider PYQs ?

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@433 @forcabarca_ar Why ur giving him this much attention, fuckk off man,

[PK @PKSpeaks07]

@drajaykumar_ias

Dear UPSC Chairman,

The community IS NOT against tough papers.

We're against IRRELEVANT papers.

Ask us which Gharana a classical singer belonged to - that's trivia, not governance aptitude.

Ask us the exact operational years of MINURCAT - that's a database entry, not civil service knowledge.

Ask us which specific orchid is a State flower of which two states - that's botany memorization, not administrative ability.

Tough questions test DEPTH of understanding.

These questions tested LUCK of exposure.

There's a fundamental difference between:
→ A question that's hard because it requires genuine conceptual clarity
→ A question that's hard because it requires memorizing an obscure footnote from an academic paper

CSE 2026 Prelims had too many of the second kind.

Future IAS officers govern districts, manage crises, and shape policy.

Test THAT ability.

Not whether they happened to read one specific paragraph in one specific source that 99% of preparation material doesn't even cover.

Difficulty through depth = completely acceptable.

Difficulty through obscurity = examination failure.

Please don't confuse our outrage with fear of hard questions.

We welcome hard questions.
We reject meaningless ones.

I hope you understand our concern 🙏🏻🙏🏻

#UPSC #CSEPrelims2026

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@PIB_India Tell that bloody institution to release the syllabus of prelims exams too.
Most Irrelevant, unfair and untrustable institution of India is UPSX

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@LTrossard Love you Leooo ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@MatchDCentral We don't need him 😏😏

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@pierohincapie My boyyy ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@433 Portugal and ARSENAL ♥️

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@Khamenei_fa @grok translate it

[AdvaitaVani @AdvaitaVani]

💞The Lord declares that each individual should lift himself up by his own effort. The Sastras and the Guru point the way. Each one has to tread the path himself. He has to see with his own eyes, walk with his own legs, and satisfy his hunger by feeding himself. Man is the architect of his own destiny, the pilot of his own fate. God helps those who help themselves. To think that God would take the people to the land of peace while they live a life of idleness and sensuality is utterly wrong. So also, no teacher however great he might be can take a person to freedom if he does not show grace to himself. They cannot give him a passport to immortality if he does not strive to purify himself and live the life of godliness. One has to pay the price even for a small article in the market. Thus we can imagine what price a man has to pay to obtain eternal joy and peace. Will idleness purchase this immortal blessing? How much effort, struggle, and striving is needed to attain freedom? So let each man work diligently by carrying out the instructions of the Sastras and the Guru. Finally, it is the self that realises the Self. The Lord makes it clear to all seekers that they should not expect any sudden transformation from one state to another by any sort of miracle or jugglery. It is a hard struggle from first to last. One should be prepared for it if he wants the highest reward of life.

When one sees a Mahatma he wishes to be like him untouched by a woe, beyond all trouble and turmoil. But let us understand how he reached that state, what intense ‘tapas’ he did, what rigours of discipline he underwent, What devotion and dispassion he practised, how long and hard he fought the battle against the inner enemies of lust and greed, and how finally he attained the position of the Jivanmukta. The effort was done all by the man himself with the grace of God and Guru. Maharshi Vasishta tells Sri Rama that the Guru’s teaching to the disciple is a Vedic tradition only. All the actual work is to be done by oneself. The sick man should take the medicine himself if he should be cured. No one else can swallow the medicine and bring him relief.
The Lord gives the warning that man should not degrade himself. ‘Do not let yourself go down’ is the Lord’s command. Ascent is difficult, descent is easy. Whenever the lower instincts are provoked, man descends to the level of the beast. Reason and rational judgment seem to be powerless before the raging passions of animality. And yet, there is no man who does not believe that he is made for nobler and higher things than to live and die like a beast. It is this inner urge that should be kept up, strengthened, and brought to the foreground of man’s consciousness. The aspiration to rise to a higher plane should turn bright in the heart of man. And then begins the ascent. 

The human mind is a battlefield of conflicting forces – good (Dharma) and evil (Adhrama). The mind is thus split into two hostile camps. With diligent perseverance, man should hold on to Dharma. The mind should be saturated with noble aims and ideals. The lives of great men should be read and one should identify himself with their noble achievements. The good in man is thus vitalised, and the evil gradually loses its mental grip over him. That is why the Lord here says that the mind is both a friend and foe. The impure mind is the foe, and the pure mind is the friend. The mind is but a series of thoughts coming and going like the waves of the ocean. The mind is good when a good thought comes, it is evil when a bad thought comes. So one should generate as many good thoughts as possible continuously and cling to them at all costs.

The Lord throws the whole responsibility on oneself for his salvation or domination. “Ascend, do not go down, your fate is in your own hands, strive and succeed.” This is the Lord’s inspiring call to mankind.

🕉 #BhagavadGita 6.5💞

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

गुरुविण न मिळे ज्ञान, ज्ञानाविण न होई जगी सन्मान,
जीवन भवसागर तराया, चला वंदु गुरूराया,
जे जे आपणासी ठावे, ते दुसऱ्यासी देई,
शहाणे करून सोडी, सकळ जना|
तो ची गुरू खरा, आधी चरण तयाचे धरा|
माझे गुरुवर्य आदरणीय धर्माधिकारी सरांना गुरुपौर्णिमेच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा!
@ABDharmadhikari

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@omkar2121 Congratulations Sir !!!

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

लहरे इन्तजार कर रही है धरती चुमने के लिये,
सूरज इन्तजार कर रहा है डूबने के लिये,
बिजली की बारात खडी है विद्रोह के लिये,
किस्मत भी काप रही है .... 🔥

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

Universe doesn't exist in black and white. Everything over here is Gray.
Stay Gray.

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

Your desire is just like a small fish. But this small fish grows into a Whale. Even after catching the whale, you still want another small fish...
Idiots, control this desires.

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@manujjindalIAS Thank You So Much Sir for your Valuable Guidence 💐 Keep Supporting 💐

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

Self is always shining forth like the sun. The cloud of ignorance has only veiled it. Remove the cloud and the sun will manifest.
- Swami Vivekananda ✨

[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

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[Vikrant Kumbhar @vikrantk2002]

@niraj_db_17 @imVkohli Absolutely Shocking 😥