#Polity

[divinewarp]

I’m so tired. But Polity is very fun

Btw is there any UPSC community on Tumblr?

[dazai-wastelandbaby]

The real chaotic academia is Binge watching too many classes on economy and thinking how you can rule country better than the current govt.

[economy-and-ethics]

Hey y'all, I have recently taken an Interest in Political Economy and I'm reading the book

A Brief History of Neoliberalism, by David Harvey

I will be blogging about it on here , follow along if that interests you ! :)

[worst-dolphin]

I've been so lucky because I went to a book store and randomly found a book with a cool cover and turned out to be book 8 in a series that has so far been my favorite thing I've ever read!!!!!! Please read the polity series by Neal Asher and talk to me about them because they aren't very popular but they should be!!!!! If you like sci Fi and you like creatures and you like books then it's perfect for you!!!!!

[khanncert]

Importance of NCERT books for UPSC

1.  Importance of NCERT books for UPSC:

Foundation: NCERT books provide a solid foundation for basic concepts across various subjects.

Accuracy: The information in these books is accurate and aligned with the UPSC syllabus.

Simple language: The content is presented in clear, concise language, making it easier to understand complex topics.

Cost-effective: These books are affordable compared to other study materials.

2. Recommended NCERT books for UPSC:

History: Class 6 to 12 NCERT History books

Geography: Class 6 to 12 NCERT Geography books

Polity: Class 9 to 12 NCERT Political Science books

Economics: Class 9 to 12 NCERT Economics books

Science: Class 6 to 10 NCERT Science books

3. How to use NCERT books for UPSC preparation:

Read thoroughly: Go through the books multiple times to grasp the concepts well.

Make notes: Create concise notes while reading to aid revision.

Practice questions: Solve the questions given at the end of each chapter.

Connect topics: Try to establish connections between different subjects and topics.

Use as a base: Build upon the NCERT knowledge with more advanced study materials.

4. Additional tips:

Focus on NCERT books of classes 6 to 12 for a comprehensive understanding.

Pay special attention to maps, diagrams, and tables in these books.

Use NCERT books in conjunction with the UPSC syllabus to ensure complete coverage.

[warren-a-la-carte]

“Conservatism is only as good as what it conserves”

Friedrich Hayek

[yourexamguide]

Exploring the Potential of Community Resources Under Article 39 (b)

The Supreme Court has convened a 9-judge Constitution Bench to determine the parameters of 'community resources' as outlined in Article 39 (b) of the Constitution. The bench's objective is to clarify whether the definition of community resources extends to encompass private assets or remains restricted to public resources.

In conclusion, Article 39 (b) underscores the state's obligation to formulate policies ensuring the equitable distribution of material resources within the community to serve the collective welfare. As the Supreme Court deliberates on the interpretation of 'community resources,' it endeavours to uphold this fundamental principle enshrined in the Constitution.

The outcome of this judicial scrutiny holds the potential to shape governance, economics, and societal well-being, reinforcing the essence of justice and equity in resource allocation for the common good.

Read More - Scope of Community Resources under Article 39 (b) of the Constitution

[chatteringstory]

Silent features of Indian constitution.

Discuss the silent features of Indian constitution. Abstract A strong dedication to secularism, federalism, democratic government, and fundamental rights is embodied in the Indian Constitution. Its key characteristics guarantee inclusive, responsive, and legally-based governance, which embodies the country’s goals for unity in diversity. The Constitution upholds individual liberty, advances…

[sunbeamedskies]

The left SUCKS at recruiting people. And so many of you are part of the problem.

The talk about centrists and moderates being the literal devil I see constantly in online leftist spaces is one great example of the left's failure. Yes, it sucks when the people don't see how horrible the right is. But centrists are some of the most open people to discussion- and some already lean left!!

You can't demonize moderates to such an extent that you close yourself off to them and then wonder why you're losing swing states.

Centrists aren't even always people with all the privileges- you will find plenty of people who are part of marginalized groups who are concerned about politicians on all sides.

You can be a smol radical leftist bean all you want who only talks to other smol socialist and communist beans, but you're never going to make the difference you want to in the world that way. It's the cold, hard truth. It doesn't mean you have to engage in discourse with everyone- some people have no real hope of changing and are emotionally draining- just more than your bubble.

I am tired of the left eating itself alive and deranged people like Trump winning.

[therileyandkimmyshow]

Video Escape With The Riley and Kimmy Show

[divinewarp]

Nothing screams “Prelims is approaching” louder than a semi-messy desk and perpetually undercharged electronic devices. I have only one plug near my desk so it’s always a fight between whether my laptop gets charged, my iPad, or the heater stays on (the heater mostly wins because it’s too cold for me).

🎵: Kolesom by Molchat Doma

[esperimentox]

Gaza: Possiamo parlare di GENOCIDIO?

[botanicallyinclinednerd]

Polites died believing that the world is kind, and yet his death contributes to Odysseus deciding to become a monster. Absolutely devastating

[nhykoo]

My litte pony x Epic: the musical

Mi autismo me gano y hice todo un universo sobre ésto