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Rajasthan Police Recruitment Latest News 2019

Rajasthan Police recruitment will be invited to apply for the notification constable in 2019. If you are interested in this Rajasthan Police Bharti 2019 latest news then you can apply before the last date of application.

Update dated 25.04.2019 Rajasthan Police will recruit 1,000 SI and 11,000 constables in the coming months, an official notification will be issued soon... Check out the details below ... The information related to when this will happen in Rajasthan Police Bharti 2019 is as follows.

Name of the post: Constable number of vacancies: 13142 Pay scale: 14600 / - (Level 05)

When will the Rajasthan Police recruitment be in 2019 (Rajasthan Police Recruitment Latest News) Educational Qualification:

For the driver: Candidates must have passed Secondary or Class 10th grade recognized and valid driving license LMV / HMV.

For GD: Candidates must have passed 10th standard recognized by the Board.

For the operator: Must be passed with the Physics and Mathematics subjects accredited by the 12th (Higher Secondary) Examination Board.

For Dog Squad: Must be 8th.

Age range: 18 to 26 years for men for constable (GD, Operator & Dog Squad); 18 to 28 years for men and 18 to 26 years for men for driver & 18 to 31 years for women

Job Location: Rajasthan

Rajasthan Police Online Form 2019 Selection Process: Selection will be based on written examination and physical standard test.

Application Fee: Normal and OBC candidates will have to pay Rs. 400 / - and for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe candidates in Rajasthan, Rs 350 / - through E-Kiosk or Common Service Center.

Rajasthan Police Online Form 2019 How to Apply: Interested candidates can apply online through RJ Police Bharti website http://police.rajasthan.gov.in.

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What does the UPSC find ? You

Friends, you read, study, and read and read everything that after reading does not escape anything. But unfortunately, success still remains the same. The hand does not come. The question is, why does this happen , to solve the problem of your problem and to answer the question, I have decided to write a long article.

 "What does the UPSC find in you?"

Once you know that you If the recruiter has what you expect, then you will be able to ensure your success. You will still be reading the same, which was studying till now, but the method of your reading will change. That's what it's supposed to do. Being prolonged, I have divided this very important and essential article into two parts. The second and the last part of it will be read in the next issue of this magazine.

So let us go to the IAS Know the secrets of being successful in the UPSC Looks in us There is absolutely no need to remove some solution to find. UPSC Not only, but all the countries of the world have taken measures from themselves to recruit themselves in administrative services, almost all of whom have adopted the method of examination and interview. UPSC Has also accepted the method of taking three-level examination by modifying those methods according to their needs according to their needs. You know about it.

There should be a question in your mind about how this examination will be done by the UPSC. We will be able to find those elements that are necessary for any administrative officer. If this question is coming, then I think that this is auspicious sign that IAS Bee seeds are present. Obviously, if you take history, then after becoming a collector of a district, the government will not ask you to write the history of that district. If you take geography, then D.M. As you will not prepare a map of the district. Your treasure of common sense will not be of special work at the time when you will be in the job. So when all of these are not of any work, then with the UPSC Why do we have such a forehead?

The answer is very straightforward and simple, and it is through these methods that he examines your brain, your thoughts and your character, all these three. This is exactly the way it is, before you buy a new pot, you see it cluttering with your fingers at the top. If you are using UPSC If this pattern of behavior seems useless, then you are requested to allow me to suggest a pattern better than that which is completely flowery and there is no apprehension of any kind of mistake. It is not only difficult but also impossible. UPSC Whatever you are thinking about this method of recruitment, but at the moment, you should focus on this matter, whatever is it, as it is, you have to prove yourself by fighting with this method that 'I am .s. I am capable of becoming. '

I think it would be better that you know that the UPSC What do you want to do in the examinations of these three levels? This will benefit you that you will be able to understand very clearly what he expects from you in the initial examination, what he wants from you in the main exam and what qualities are expected in the end of the interview. This will help you prepare for the exam, do not doubt me anything at all.

Initial examination

Now we see that IAS This entry was posted in UPSC in Exams. What qualities of you during the initial examination examinates? First we take its form to Here are the following facts:

There is a common knowledge paper in it.

There is a C-SAT paper in it.

The second type is of the type of objective type.

The given options are very complicated, are complex and are taller.

About 120 to 80 questions are solved in 120 minutes.

Brain clarity

If you were to use UPSC once (And if not sitting then I request that before reading this article, read the Unsealed Papers one at a time before reading), while solving the questions, you would have thought that 'I Have read it. I know about it But there was a mistake in answering. ' In fact, this is the biggest challenge of the initial examination. You read the question and you think I have read it. It's right to feel like this. But when you read the options, then you start to feel tired about what is right for them. In most cases, this happens that in four options, a little bit of truth is seen. As you go to the options, the clarity of the subject starts fading. Options are given in this way, so that they can create forgetfulness for you.

So the question arises that you will do in such a situation? At the moment, I would just like to say that if your hold on the subject is not very good, it is not very clear, you will feel a lot of trouble reaching the right choice. Obviously, as clear as your brain is about the subject, you will be able to mark it as soon as possible and equally worthwhile. Do not you think the views of the administrator of the mind should be absolutely clear, in whose hands the government has given the reins of society? If there are entanglements in his mind, then how can he take a right and clear decision.

It is related to this - the 'concrete' of the brain. You can also call it the strength of the brain. When you will solve some questions in general knowledge or C-SAT  then at the beginning you will be quite well, but after solving half the questions, you will feel that the brain is moving somewhere and it is also tangled. Given the options given in the brain, such as a knot in the brain, sometimes the strings of wool shells get entangled. The two-hour deadline is certain. His pressure is also on the mind. Half of the questions are still left to solve, but time is less than half left. Its pressure is also on the mind. If your brain is not very strong and strong, then you will get distracted. And if that happens, then be sure that the answers given by you will increase the chances of getting wrong and you will be out of the race in this first contest. You can solve the questions with the right balance.

Speed ​​of brain

As you know, there is a time of 120 minutes and it usually has to solve hundred questions of general study and eight questions of the C-SAT . That is, for a question, one and a half minutes is available from the interview. I feel that even though this is not so applicable on the paper of General Studies, it is fully applicable to the C-SAT paper. The thing is that if these two hours are done for three to four hours, then most students will reach their score one and a half times as before. If they find a little more time to think and calculate, then they will reach the correct answer to a lot of questions.

But if this was done, then how would the selection of a good brain be, because adequate availability of time will bring all the brains to almost the same level. It is obvious that the brain can calculate the answer as soon as possible, the brain is considered as superior. The question that is asked to enter 'Kaun Banega Maha Maharaiparati' is so simple that nine out of ten people give the correct answer. But the selection of them is done by one who gave the answer first.

An administrator has to make big decisions. Sometimes there is a situation that has to make very serious decisions and they too are urgent. She does not have time to think about In such a situation, if the lancet was handed over to the dull mind, then it would be the only thing that 'what is the use of rain after the drying of the crop'?

C-SAT papers contain some math related questions, some questions are about relationships, some questions about the terms, and some questions are about directions. The texture of these questions is such that after reading, the brain revolves in such a way that it is not understandable that we have read and what he is asking is where to find the answer to find the answer. From the top it is very short of time. But there are also such brains, who find their answers with crackers. They know this trick. They know its formula. They reach their answers shortly by applying this trick and formula to the questions asked. It is believed that the brain which can calculate as quickly as possible, the brain is as good as that. Actually, there was also an objective behind implementing the C-SAT

Memorable

The country's memory is recorded in history and the person's memory of his past keeps him in the mind. In this paper of General Studies, it is of paramount importance that how well you hold on your subject and how deep you can understand that topic. That is, by reaching the level of knowledge of the subject and even the level of knowledge, how much you have reached the level of understanding of that subject. But there is also a huge contribution to memory. Almost one-third of the questions are such that if you do not have the ability to remember in your brain, then you will not be able to solve them. This issue applies specifically to questions related to contemporary events.

This memory is also not very normal level memory. There is also some such memory, such as a soccer player who is surrounded by his five opponents, he is the goal scorer, taking out football from them. That is, there is no talk of flat memory. Here, there is such a memory that can see its thing very clearly in the twilight too.

Focus

The questions of unreadable passage are included in the C-SAT paper. In fact, considering the level of civil service, these questions seem to be ridiculous. I have seen many students taking these questions very lightly. But if you take it a bit too seriously, then you will know that the really unreadable scarcity creates a huge challenge in front of your brain. And this is the biggest challenge in that-focus.

You read that passage and you are asked three-four questions based on the same passage and their options are given. When you read the options, you have two problems in sorting out the exact options from them. At the first instance, it comes that all the options given are correct. They are also right. The problem is that which of these options is, which you read in the passage. You will be able to catch the right choice only if you are focusing more when reading a passage. If this happened then it is a proof that your brain was completely focused only on the coincidence.

The second challenge is how much control you had on your brain. You will see that the options given are given, many of them are completely correct in terms of general knowledge. Even if it is not mandatory to give it only in the passage, then the answer based on common knowledge will be more accurate. In such a time, while you try to find answers based on mercury, common sense starts to infiltrate your mind. It is a challenge for you to understand how you can overcome this intrusion and maintain control over your mind.

Consensus of mind is a great feature of any major officer's brain. If he will read anything on the file, then understand something, then be certain that such a brain will do something else. Think of it as a collector, you read the note of two pages written on the file. After reading, you have to give this information to your senior officer, commissioner or to the minister or to the chief secretary. Not only is there a need, but it is also to enclose all the information of two pages in a small paragraph. Do you think that such a brain can do this work, which is not the focus.

Decision making capacity

Well, if we try to understand the challenge of being given the right choice from the confusing options of the initial examination as the character, then it can be seen by connecting with the ability to make right decisions. One of the greatest successes of an Administrator depends on how well he decides in his life. However, the success of every person depends on the decisions taken by him. But the decisions taken by the administrator become more important in this regard, because as the effect of the personal person's decision falls on his own life, the decisions taken by an administrator are influenced by the society and the country. Keeping this objective in mind, there are some questions related to decision making in the C-SAT

Look at the options for decision-making related questions, you will not find any option wrong, but that does not mean that all options are correct. One of those options is that which is most correct and the correct answer is also in the true sense. Obviously the best decisions can give the best results.

Anyway, questions related to decision making in the civil services are related to the person's own character, his moral standards, life values, his understanding and many other characteristics of his personality. Any decision has a combination of all these. In such a situation, your answer becomes a way of representing your entire personality in a way.

Alertness

In the initial examination, there are a few questions in common knowledge paper with current affairs , most of which are periods from one year prior to the examination and one month prior to the examination period. The question is, what is the usefulness of this contemporary knowledge, because it does not have any direct involvement of the administrator.

Actually, thinking like this is a wrong thought in itself. It is very important for the administrator to know that he is aware of all these activities. Think of how any administrator can decide anything without considering the nature of its time, its time requirement, and the resources available at that time. If you have to make an economic decision, then you need information about the immediate economy. If you have any decision about development, then you need information about the needs of that society. Also, it should also know how it will be possible. This is the reason that not only in the initial examination but in the main examination, four question papers have been kept related to common knowledge. It will not be wrong to say that general knowledge will be in IAS The spinal cord is to be formed. The whole and deep sense of your time is not only of the administrator but of any educated citizen, it is a huge responsibility. If he is not able to do so, then he is not only doing the IAS. It is impossible to become a person, but he is not entitled to be called an educated and responsible citizen.

There is a second point here. Having good knowledge of common sense proves that your brain is very cautious and very aware. You look at the incident happening around you and your brain receives them. Certainly such a brain will have a lot of information and knowledge that will be used as a raw material when making decisions. Such a brain will surely have a different kind of vision and power. Such a brain will have a lot of ability to make the right decision, which is not alert and aware of its time.

Awareness of your time is the evidence of being constantly active and dynamic somewhere in the brain. It is a psychological truth that the more active and dynamic it is, the greater the ability to analyze events. The truth is that this is such a positive fact that such a brain will be more logical and due to being logical it will be even more visionary. For any good administrator, such a mind is not only mandatory but also its biggest capital.

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We are providing the Current Affairs quiz for its readers. This is a compilation of current questions related to Current Affairs - Indian Election Commission and Cricket World Cup-2015 and many More news.......

1. At  which place did the world's largest aircraft fly successfully? a California b. Mumbai c. Ontario d. Tokyo 2. Recently, which leader has been banned for 72 hours on the basis of demanding a vote on religious basis? a Amit Shah b. Yogi Adityanath c. Manoj Tiwari d. Mahesh Giri 3Which of the following female boxers has won the gold medal in the 54 kg category at Boxing World Cup-2015? a Witness Rohilla b. Aarti Tawatiya c. Meena Kumari d. Orgasm Desai 4 . In which country will the world's largest Artificial Intelligence Conference be held? a India b Spain c. France d. UAE 5. Which party has received the majority in the recent general elections held in Finland? a Green League party b. Nationalist fins party c. Social Democrats Party d. Central Party 6. Which country successfully tested the indigenously built sub-sonic cruise missile 'Nirbhay' from Odisha coast on April 15, 2019? a India b Nepal c. China d. Russia 7. Which language poet? Siva Reddy has been selected for the prestigious Saraswati Samman 2018? a Hindi b Awadh c. Telugu d. Urdu 8. Alice G. Vaidyan was honored with 'Freedom of City of London' to promote insurance relations between India and the country? a China b. Russia c. Japan d. UK 9. According to the report of the United Nations Population Fund, during which year from the year 2010, the population of India has increased from 1.2 average annual rate to 1.36 billion? a 2019b . 2011 c. 2012 d. 2015 ‘

10.In what country will the Indian Cricket Board announce the 15-member team India for ICC World Cup 2019 next month? a England b. China c. Russia d. Pakistan Answer: 1. a. California Details: The world's largest aircraft flew for the first time in California to test. It was tested for about two and a half hours to measure up to the desert.     2. b. Yogi Adityanath Description: Lok Sabha Election 2019 has been banned from circulating on Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on violation of code of conduct. With the Yogi Adityanath as well as Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati, on the basis of religion, the action was taken by the Election Commission on the directive of the Supreme Court.   3. c. Meena Kumari Details: Meena Kumari Masram (54kg) has won the gold medal in the Boxing World Cup-2015 in Cologne, Germany, while the silver medal for Sakshi (57kg) and Pilao Basumatre (64kg) was lost in the finals after silver medal Had to do 4. d. UAE Description: The UAE government is ready to host the world's leading Artificial Intelligence (AI) summit to empower the global dialogue on the future of business and society. The inaugural AIE will be done at Dubai World Trade Center. 5. c. Social Democrats Party Description: After the general elections, the Social Democrats of Finland won 40 seats, while the fundamental right-wing Fins Party got 39 seats. 6. a. India Description: India successfully tested the indigenously built sub-sonic cruise missile 'Nirbhay' from Odisha coast on April 15, 2019. The missile used in all types of weather can distinguish targets up to a distance of 1000 km. 7. c. Telugu Description: The famous poet of Telugu, Dr. K. Shiva Reddy has been declared the 28th Saraswati Honor. Born in 1943 in a farmer family in Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh, Reddy Gat is active in literature for 45 years. 8. d. UK Details: General Insurance Corporation of India Chairman and Managing Director Alice G. Vaidyan has been awarded 'Freedom of the City of London' award. They have been given this honor to strengthen relations between India and the United Kingdom. 9. a. 2019 Description: According to the United Nations Population Fund report, from the year 2010 to the year 2019, the average population of India has increased from 1.2 to 1.36 billion, which is more than double than China's annual growth rate. 10. a. England Description: The Indian Cricket Board has announced 15-man Team India for the ICC World Cup 2019, which will be held next month in England.

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Important International News

In this, we have given important international news of March 2019. This is very important for all competitive examinations like UPSC, SSC, RRB, and all PSC examinations.

International news

UNSC has named Hamza bin Laden under its ban list

The United Nations Security Council has named Hamza bin Laden under its ban list. The son of former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is now under the travel ban, property freeze, and a weapon Embargo.

The US President has asked China to immediately remove all charges on American agricultural products.

US President Donald Trump has asked China to immediately remove all charges on US agricultural products.

The US bans new ban on Venezuela

The US has imposed new sanctions on Venezuela. A day after the sanctions, Russia and China canceled an American and European proposal in the United Nations Security Council, which had called for assistance without assistance.

America wants information on Pakistan's possible misuse of American-made F-16

In the violation of the US-end-user agreement, India is seeking information on possible misuse of US-made F-16 fighter jets against Pakistan.

France reiterated its full solidarity with India in the fight against terrorism

France has reiterated its complete solidarity with India in its fight against terrorism in all its forms.

Pakistan restores the Samjhauta Express to Delhi

After the suspension of the train due to stressful bilateral relations, Pakistan restored the compromised express services between Lahore and Delhi.

Israel, Russia cooperated with Syria to help foreign powers

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that his country and Russia would form a joint team to investigate the return of foreign powers from Syria.

Syria participates in the first Arab meeting after 2011

After the conflict began in 2011, Syria participated in a meeting of Arab states for the first time. The UAE has already reopened its embassy in Damascus in December.

France reiterates support for India's permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council

France has reiterated its support for India as a permanent member of the UN Security Council (UNSC). France, who assumed the UNSC's March Presidency, reiterated its support as permanent members of an extended council for India, Germany, and Japan.

America officially closes the Jerusalem Consulate

The United States has officially closed its consulate in Jerusalem, changing the status of its main diplomatic mission to Palestinians into the American Embassy in Israel.

Russia suspends participation in the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Treaty with the United States

Russian President Vladimir Putin has officially suspended the country's involvement in a major Cold War-era nuclear weapons-treaty with the United States.

Officials of Nepal Government include INGAF training course in New Delhi

The third group of 22 officers of Nepal's Ministry of Finance joined the training program on the global perspective on public financial management in the Institute of Government Accounts and Finance (INGAF) in New Delhi.

This training is being organized under the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) program of the Ministry of External Affairs.

Washington's decision to remove India from GSP list

Commerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan said that the US decision to withdraw the name from the US General System of Preferences (GSP) list will not have any significant impact on the country's exports of $ 5.6 billion. The economic value of GSP benefits is very moderate.

China decides to expand anti-smug measures

China has decided to expand anti-smog measures for a third consecutive winter to reduce pollution levels. The Ministry of Environment and Environment vowed to eliminate the small coal-based heating boilers in major areas.

Jamaat-ud-Dawa, led by Hafiz Saeed, has been placed in the list of prohibited organizations

Jamaat-ud-Dawa, led by Mastermind Hafiz Saeed of the Mumbai terror attack and his Wing Falah-e-Insaniat Foundation, has been formally listed on the list of organizations prohibited by Pakistan.

Two Nobel Prizes for Literature will be provided this year

The Swedish Academy has said that this year two Nobel Prizes will be given for literature. WHO unveils extensive reforms towards triple billion target

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced the most comprehensive reforms in the organization's history to modernize and strengthen the institution in order to play its role as a public authority on public health more efficiently and efficiently.

These include one billion more people benefiting from universal health coverage (UHC), more than one billion people are better protected from health emergencies, And one billion more people are enjoying better health and welfare.

EU continues to work with Iran to promote peace, stability

The European Union will continue to cooperate with Iran for peace and stability in the Middle East region and around the world. After withdrawing from the United States Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), US sanctions against Tehran were restored in 2018, in return for the promise of peaceful sanctions against Tehran in exchange for a pledge to keep Iran's nuclear program peaceful Was provided for.

The new law allows Russian MPs to penalize online media outlets

Russian lawmakers have approved a law, under which officials will now be able to fix or block online media outlets to publish news that they consider being fake. The lower house of the Russian parliament voted in favor of the bill. Websites that fail to comply will be blocked and the penalty can reach the US $ 22,700 if the violation leads to serious consequences such as death or riot.

OECD cuts forecasts of global growth in the trade breaks uncertainty

The organization for economic co-operation and development, OECD has again cut the forecast of 2019 for global economic growth due to the continued trade tension and breaks uncertainty. The OECD reduced its forecast to 3.3 percent this year, which was below the estimated 3.5 percent in November. It warned that trade tensions, including the brain and political uncertainty, are burdening the world economy.

The OECD, which is a group of the world's top developed economies, revises growth projections in almost all countries of the G20 group of industrial and emerging countries.

The US revises visa policy for Pakistan

The US has amended its policy of decreasing the visa validity for Pakistani nationals from five years to one year. Journalists and media workers will not be allowed to stay in the country for more than three months without renewing the travel permit. Pakistan also issues US journalists three months' visas.

EU veto plans to add Saudi Arabia to refund list

The messengers of the 28 member countries of the European Union unanimously rejected a European Commission proposal to link Saudi Arabia and other countries to the Black Money-Laundering Blacklist.

Indian envoys returned to Islamabad in Pakistan

Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has said, India's High Commissioner to India Ajay Bisaria will return to Islamabad.

Sri Lankan government has introduced plans for women coaches in trains

The Sri Lankan Government launched a scheme for special dedicated women coaches in trains to mark the International Women's Day. Women are the only purpose of 'coaches' with the aim of preventing sexual harassment and difficulty by women using public transport.

According to a study conducted by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), 90 percent of women and girls in Sri Lanka have suffered sexual harassment at least once during their lifetime in public buses and trains. However, only four percent of the affected people reported the incident to the police.

Finland government resigns on failed reforms

Finnish Prime Minister Juhoe Sipila's Center-Government resigned just five weeks before parliamentary elections. The resignation came after the government failed to push through a major social and health care reform package.

116-year-old Japanese woman officially named the oldest person

116-year-old Japanese woman Ken Tanaka has been honored as the world's oldest living person by Guinness World Records. The oldest living person was also a Japanese woman, Chio Miyako, who died in July last year, whose age was 117 years.

North Korea preparing missile launch, will recommend satellite image

In North Korea, satellite images of a facility near Pyongyang show that the country is preparing to launch a missile or a satellite.

China opposes American criticism of policies on religion

China opposed the United States to criticize Beijing's politics of Muslims and Tibetan Buddhist minorities and said that the country was in war with confidence.

China, US reach consensus on many major issues

China and the United States have reached consensus on several key issues including exchange rates during the latest round of talks to negotiate a comprehensive trade deal in Washington.

North Korean voted to elect the rubber-stamp parliament

North Korean people are voting today to elect the country's rubber-stamp parliament, Kim Jong-ho is the second election after coming to power.

Voting is mandatory for the Supreme People's Assembly and candidates have no choice. Polling is always close to 100 percent and approval for the governing coalition is unanimous. On election day, the entire population of 17 years or more should vote out and vote.

After Ethiopian Airlines crash, Britain became the latest to ban Boeing 737 Max 8 Jet

After the United Kingdom Ethiopian plane crash, Boeing 737 Max 8 has become the latest country to operate or operate in the national airspace. In the grounding of the aircraft, the UK has joined the growing list of countries including Malaysia, Singapore, China, Australia, and Ethiopia.

United Nations warns Bangladesh of a new crisis on Rohingya rehabilitation scheme

The UN has warned Bangladesh of a new crisis if the country moves forward with a plan to save 23,000 Rohingyas from four cyclones along with a desert island next month. More than seven lakh Rohingya are in captivity in crowded camps in Bangladesh.

America will withdraw its remaining diplomatic staff from the Embassy in Caracas

The United States has decided to withdraw its remaining diplomatic staff from the Embassy in Caracas as the crisis in Venezuela is increasing.

UN urges Sri Lanka to set up a Hybrid Court

The United Nations has requested Sri Lanka to set up a hybrid court comprising international judges, lawyers, and investigators to investigate allegations of war crimes during the three-decade-long LTTE war.

India and US are asking Pakistan to take action to eliminate the terrorist infrastructure

India and the United States have agreed that there is a need to take concrete action to eliminate Pakistan's terrorist structure and to deprive all terrorist groups operating in its area from safe havens.

New Zealand banned Boeing 737 Max planes

New Zealand has announced grounding of its Boeing 737 Max aircraft from its airspace in the wake of a fatal plane crash in Ethiopia. The country's civil aviation authority (CAA) said it was making a temporary suspension after consultation with other regulators.

India provided 200 Golden Jubilee scholarships

Indian Embassy in Nepal honored 200 Golden Jubilee scholarships by meritorious Nepali students for continuing various graduate courses in colleges and universities. These scholarships are part of efforts to support human resource development in Nepal for the overall socio-economic development of the Himalayan nation and its people.

The United States will set up six nuclear power plants in India

India and the United States are committed to strengthening bilateral security and civil nuclear cooperation, including the establishment of six US nuclear power plants in India.

US Senate voted to end support for Yemen war

The US Senate voted Donald Trump's foreign policy and his alliance with Riyadh to end support for a bloody Saudi-led war in Yemen.

Boeing 737 Max recommends a temporary suspension of the entire fleet of its fleet

One of the largest global aircraft manufacturer Boeing has recommended the temporary suspension of its entire fleet of 737 Max aircraft.

This move came after several countries including India, China, European Union, and the United States, who banned the use of the aircraft in the wake of the Ethiopian Airlines crash, killing all 157 people..

The United States pulls China out of its human rights violations

The United States blamed China for violating human rights in the country.

To continue the efforts of India, Masood Azhar will be listed under the United Nations 1267 sanctions

New Delhi will continue to make concerted efforts to ensure that JM chief Masood Azhar is listed under the United Nations 1267 sanctions. Of the 15, 14 members of the UN Security Council are supporting India to list Masood Azhar as a global terrorist.

Open the door to bring serious trade proposals to India: the US

The United States has said that if India is prepared to bring a serious proposal to address issues related to trade and market access, then the door is open.

2019 Slovakia presidential election

The presidential election of Slovakia is going to be held in two rounds on March 16 and 30, 2019. This is the fifth direct election of the president in the history of Slovakia.

Russia has its officials against the new Western sanctions imposed

Russia has rejected new Western sanctions against its officials over its role in a naval collision with Ukraine last year. The United States, Canada, and the European Union put new restrictions on more than a dozen Russian officials and businesses in Moscow in response to Moscow's alleged offensive in Ukraine.

Cyclone IdiI affects more than 1.5 million people in three South African countries

Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi have been hit by a vicious cycle, in which about 150 people have been killed, hundreds are missing and trapped in tens.

According to the United Nations and government officials, cyclone Idai has affected over 1.5 million people in three South African countries.

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United Nations patent data shows a boom in Asia innovations

The United Nations said that more than half of all international patent applications filed last year came from Asia, another sign of innovation was shifting from west to east.

The US remains a leading private country for applications in 2018. India registered the biggest innovation jump of any country last year. In 2017, patent applications from 1,583 to 2,013 leaped more than 27 percent.

China declares Mumbai terrorist attacks as the most notorious

China has described the Mumbai attacks in 2008 by Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) as one of the most notorious terrorist attacks in the terrorist attacks.

Jagmeet of Indian origin created history, entered Canadian Parliament

Jagmeet Singh of Indian origin has made history in Canada when he debuted as the first non-white leader of the country's main opposition party in the House of Commons.

The President of Kazakhstan resigned after almost 30 years in power

Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev has announced his resignation after nearly 30 years in power. The 78-year-old leader had ruled the country since the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s.

Name of Kazakhstan to change the name of the country's capital, Astana, to keep the nurses

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Kazakhstan's new interim President Cassim-Jomart Tokayov proposed to change the name of the capital. In 1997, Astana changed Kazakhstan's biggest city to Almaty as the capital.

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The European Union agrees to postpone Brexit from March 29

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US-backed Syrian force announces victory over Islamic State

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Inauguration of India-funded Educational Complex in Nepal

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French 'yellow vest' protesters

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Polling ends in Thailand's first general election

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PM Christchurch orders a top-level judicial inquiry into mosque attacks

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5.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Japan

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Syria asks the United Nations Security Council to hold a meeting on Golan Heights

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Comoros chairman Azali Asayamani was re-elected with over 60% votes

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European Parliament adopts controversial copyright reforms

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India, Bangladesh to start cruise service

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US surrenders draft resolution in UNSC to blackmail JeM chief Masood Azhar

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China saves terrorist groups from UN sanctions

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Oman allowed the United States to use its ports while signing the agreement

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Germany submits six months to Saudi arms export ban

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United Nations Council passes the resolution to deal with terrorist financing

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Juan Guado of Venezuela banned public posts for 15 years

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India, US urged Pakistan to take action against terrorism

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China, USA resume trade talks

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Zuzana Capetova is ready to be the first woman president of Slovakia

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UAE to issue counter for all Indian Degrees

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Understand the Challenge of Current Affairs

General Knowledge Papers of Civil Services Examination Papers in both Pre and Men's, Even in the interview, the weight of the curative Affairs is increasing. And this is also good for you, especially for those who have landed new ones on this field. Even in other competitive examinations, its rolls are increasing. But my purpose here is to empower you about PRE. I will discuss the challenges related to examining current news from you in this article. And right in the next article 

about 

how you will deal with those challenges? 

Let's start.......

1) Tactical form - this is the most dangerous challenge. Dangerous in this case, if you try to catch the questions of the current affairs in the pre-paper, you will barely get 8-10 questions. But when you want to know their existence by looking at them with a little subtlety, their number will increase by 4-5 times. For example, the number of such direct questions in the years 2017 and 2018 was 6 and 9 respectively. But if we include questions indirectly related to the Current Affairs, then their number is 36 and 32, respectively, which is quite in itself.Here is the meaning of 'indirect', that is, if you ask a question about Indian citizenship, then clearly it is a question of the constitution. But it was asked because the Indian Citizenship Law Amendment Bill (in reference to Assam) was introduced, so this question indirectly linked to Karrent. Thus, reaching the basic subject through the currents is a major challenge.

2) Continuous change - If the meaning of 'current' is contemporary then its meaning also is 'flow'. That is, it is not as constant as the knowledge of any subject. Since it keeps flowing continuously, it also keeps changing constantly. The one who is stable can be found at any time, can be read. But with this dynamic, this technique does not work. In this way, it becomes the next big challenge to come together with step by step. But if you are alerted to it from the beginning and are flowing with the flow, then the challenge is changing in your power. You start to enjoy and this same thing gives you more than others.

3) Selection Crisis - You have a lot to read on the career affairs, there is a lot to read in it too, and that too every day. All this is enough to make you mad by confusing you. Now the challenge to you here is how you make notes by selecting this useful information from you and selecting useful information for you. For this, a different type of vision is needed, which you must have. Indeed, when you start preparing with honesty, then gradually this ability comes automatically.

4) Facts of questions - this is the fourth and final challenge. In the pre-current, straightforward facts are not asked about what is the power of mission. Therefore, you have to keep in mind the other elements related to facts. I think justice cannot be done in the absence of the knowledge of these challenges, with the preparation of curriculum affairs.

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Administrative reforms from competition

The number of employees in the country's education department is the highest. Apart from employees directly involved in teaching, there are many officers and administrators for the operation of this whole department. In view of the size of the department, one thing must be ensured that any improvement made in this area is equally beneficial for its stakeholders. Maybe it is difficult to do this. This is the reason that the programs run by states for the conversion of education often fail. But the state of Haryana has introduced a model that has competed in the administrative departments of the education sector to become 'competent'.

For passing this 'enabled' scheme, the education department has to prove 80 percent or more students to be equally capable.

After many supportive programs, teachers' training and internal assessment, if one block considers itself competent to meet the target of 80 percent, then he can nominate himself for 'capable declaration'.

Thereafter, the block is handed over for evaluation by an independent organization. If he passes, then its officers are appreciated by the Chief Minister himself. In addition to the promotional announcement program, many awards are also given.

In this way, the entire district is declared as 'competent'.

After the successful success of Haryana in 2019, the other states have also decided to adopt this method. The benefits of the model should be seen.

The tendency of working together in the workforce in administrative units increased the trend of working together.

The competition has the success of achieving the goal of learning levels of children on the rear surface.

This changed the mindset of those officers, who considered it impossible to achieve such goals in the education sector.

This model proved that a lot can be achieved on the strength of political will for the development of states.

Policy commission effort

The Commission has prepared 'School Education Quality Index' (SEQI) while pressurizing the states for better performance.

In the index, the states are given scores for their academic achievements. They are made public.

In this index, three data sources like national survey are kept in mind. At the same time, the importance of developing the ability to learn is given to the institutions at the criterion of 33 indicators. There are two levels of ranking in it.

The policy commission has also started the district level program with the view of administrative reforms. There is also an education department in five departments marked in it, which has been valued at 30 percent.

They are ranked by inspecting the actual progress of the districts.

The inspection of each indicator is the responsibility of the Ministry concerned, while the work of the Policy Commission is to collect and expand the data.

More emphasis is placed on spreading successful data of any district to other districts and states, giving local administration a kind of incentive. The competition also develops.

This program is getting immense support. The prime minister himself inspires all partners from time to time to achieve the goal. This proves that the administrative capacity can be increased by giving proper incentives at the right time. With this, the quality of service to be increased multiplied.

In the field of education, the results that are coming out from the incentive programs run in the States will definitely become a partner in the upliftment of India's position on the global platform.