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Today Odisha Breaking News Live

Today's Odisha Breaking News Live: Supreme Court is concerned about the backlog in Indian courts, especially Odisha with over 16 lakh pending cases, citing factors like unavailable legal counsel and limited awareness of free legal services for the underprivileged. Visit official website for the full news update https://indiafirstepaper.com/odisha/

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Women Story India - First India Women E-Newspaper

The goal of Women Story India is to hold more than five events annually, including but not restricted to seminars, youth summits, and initiatives promoting women's empowerment. Women Story India (WSI), India's first women-only e-newspaper, made its debut in the Indian media in 2023 to bring this reality to light and provide women a forum to show themselves and speak out.

Women Story India debuts on January 1st, 2023.

It is a news source that covers everything pertaining to women, including their accomplishments, perks, and programmes.It will enable women to talk for themselves and demonstrate that they are capable of speaking for themselves.

These days, the word "feminism" is thrown about everywhere and is creating a lot of controversy owing to multiple misunderstandings and the self-serving actions of narcissistic individuals.

Women Story India is here to dispel all myths about feminism and promote true women empowerment. The original goal of feminism was to empower women in every manner.

It may revive the original definition of "feminism."

Read it on : womenstoryindia.com

It strives to conduct a variety of events throughout the year, such as youth summits, seminars, and other programmes focused on empowering women.

With pledges that it would contribute to improving our society, it is objective, moral, and committed to reporting on women.

Women ought to be represented in the media and have their perspectives heard since it has the ability to disseminate knowledge about everything.

One such forum where anything relating to women may and will be reported on is Women Story India.

In Indian media, the struggle of women is badly underrepresented.

It's strange that males tend to make the majority of choices on programmes and perks for women.

Women themselves are the best experts on women's issues. Women Story India exists to eliminate all feminist fallacies and advance real female empowerment. It aspires to host a range of activities all year long, including youth summits, seminars, and other initiatives aimed at empowering women.

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Best Entertainment News in India

Get all the latest news from the entertainment industry. All Hollywood, Bollywood, and regional movies' latest release, release date, box office income, and more. For more information on the best entertainment news in India, visit https://indiafirstepaper.com/entertainment/.

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Events 5.28 (after 1960)

1961 – Peter Benenson's article The Forgotten Prisoners is published in several internationally read newspapers. This will later be thought of as the founding of the human rights organization Amnesty International. 1964 – The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) is founded, with Yasser Arafat elected as its first leader. 1968 – Garuda Indonesian Airways Flight 892 crashes near Nala Sopara in India, killing 30. 1974 – Northern Ireland's power-sharing Sunningdale Agreement collapses following a general strike by loyalists. 1975 – Fifteen West African countries sign the Treaty of Lagos, creating the Economic Community of West African States. 1977 – In Southgate, Kentucky, the Beverly Hills Supper Club is engulfed in fire, killing 165 people inside. 1979 – Konstantinos Karamanlis signs the full treaty of the accession of Greece with the European Economic Community. 1987 – An 18-year-old West German pilot, Mathias Rust, evades Soviet Union air defences and lands a private plane in Red Square in Moscow, Russia. 1991 – The capital city of Addis Ababa falls to the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, ending both the Derg regime in Ethiopia and the Ethiopian Civil War. 1995 – The 7.0 Mw  Neftegorsk earthquake shakes the former Russian settlement of Neftegorsk with a maximum Mercalli intensity of IX (Violent). Total damage was $64.1–300 million, with 1,989 deaths and 750 injured. The settlement was not rebuilt. 1996 – U.S. President Bill Clinton's former business partners in the Whitewater land deal, Jim McDougal and Susan McDougal, and the Governor of Arkansas, Jim Guy Tucker, are convicted of fraud. 1998 – Nuclear testing: Pakistan responds to a series of nuclear tests by India with five of its own codenamed Chagai-I, prompting the United States, Japan, and other nations to impose economic sanctions. Pakistan celebrates Youm-e-Takbir annually. 1999 – In Milan, Italy, after 22 years of restoration work, Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece The Last Supper is put back on display. 2002 – The last steel girder is removed from the original World Trade Center site. Cleanup duties officially end with closing ceremonies at Ground Zero in Manhattan, New York City. 2003 – Peter Hollingworth resigns as Governor-General of Australia following criticism of his handling of child sexual abuse allegations during his tenure as Anglican Archbishop of Brisbane. 2004 – The Iraqi Governing Council chooses Ayad Allawi, a longtime anti-Saddam Hussein exile, as prime minister of Iraq's interim government. 2008 – The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly of Nepal formally declares Nepal a republic, ending the 240-year reign of the Shah dynasty. 2010 – In West Bengal, India, the Jnaneswari Express train derailment and subsequent collision kills 148 passengers. 2011 – Malta votes on the introduction of divorce; the proposal was approved by 53% of voters, resulting in a law allowing divorce under certain conditions being enacted later in the year. 2016 – Harambe, a gorilla, is shot to death after grabbing a three-year-old boy in his enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, resulting in widespread criticism and sparking various internet memes. 2017 – Former Formula One driver Takuma Sato wins his first Indianapolis 500, the first Japanese and Asian driver to do so. Double world champion Fernando Alonso retires from an engine issue in his first entry of the event.

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Umbrella Pharmaceuticals - Chapter 37

I

British businessman Oswell E. Spencer invests in Raccoon City's industrial sector.

Oswell E. Spencer purchases land in the Arklay Mountains to build a country house.

Umbrella Pharmaceuticals builds a training centre in Raccoon City.

New York architect George Trevor missed in the Arklay Mountains.

Albert presses the button to access the last microfilm.

Umbrella Pharmaceuticals: major employer in Arklay County.

Oswell Ernest Spencer and Alexander Ashford, presidents and CEOs. James Marcus: director of the Training Centre and chief researcher. A new name: Edward Ashford, father of Alexander Ashford and co-founder of Umbrella Pharmaceuticals with Spencer. Umbrella Pharmaceuticals grew out of Anzec Pharma, a pharmaceutical company founded by Spencer in the late 1950s. Edward Ashford was an investor in Anzec.

Ashford and Spencer were from England and James Marcus was from Texas. He needed a book on British peerage and to investigate the Texan. Travelling to England was impossible: Spencer lived in Essex and Ashford in Northumberland. The Spencers made their fortune in the British Empire: the spice trade and Reginald Spencer, Oswell's grandfather, was Governor-General of British India. In the first decade of the 20th century, the Spencers expanded their business into the automobile industry, in which they became well established. The Ashfords were descended from a Scottish royal family, the Stuarts. The great-granddaughter of the last Stuart queen, Veronica Ashford, was a businesswoman. James Marcus was a professor at a Swiss university.

No mention of the Progenitor virus or its T variants.

An impeccable façade.

II

Snow lay on the edges of the pavement. The icy wind damaged the parts of his face that he had not covered with his hat and scarf. Despite the bad weather, cars were driving along the road, oblivious to the dangers of the wintry environment. A handful of passers-by, including a postman, milled about, darting in and out of shops, sneaking glances at William and discussing their business.

The place reminded him of his neighbourhood in Baltimore, a peaceful suburban oasis just outside the city centre, but smaller and more decadent. From time to time he read the newspapers in the lab to find out what was happening in the outside world, and one of the news stories was about the continuing industrial collapse of that part of the Midwest. Economic disasters and cities in the process of being abandoned. Detroit was one of the first to fall. He was shocked by the sensationalist images of entire streets in ruins, but what moved him most was reading that Raccoon City was in the zone of decay, and that worried him.

Nothing disturbed his affluent life as a gifted boy, heralded in the local Baltimore newspapers as the future of science, except the abusive group of idiots with whom he shared the street. And walking down those desolate avenues took him back to the bitterest moments of his childhood. So on his days off, he avoided the many alleys that criss-crossed the city and refused to look anyone in the eye. He liked to think that his self-awareness was above average.

Around the corner was his favourite place to spend his mornings, a coffee shop. He entered and sat down in his favourite spot, a lonely armchair in the far corner. No one usually sat there because of its isolation, which he loved. The waitress approached him and he ordered his usual, an Americano and toast. He hung his coat, scarf and gloves over the back of the chair. It was in these moments of peace that he felt like a human being again.

Outside the Spencer mansion, he regained a fraction of his humanity. The pace of work had become hellish. The number of subjects had increased, as had the number of missing persons posters he saw plastered on lampposts. He was afraid to put two and two together because, as he was about to turn seventeen, he did not want to see himself as a participant in a conspiracy of kidnapping and human experimentation. He still wanted to see himself as a responsible young adult doing what he liked in a very important company. A ridiculous self-deception, as Albert scoffed, but enough to maintain his emotional stability and keep lying to his parents.

He was going mad. Fortunately, the nightmares about the creature had subsided. He had just gotten used to it. And what would happen next? He didn't think he'd stay in Arklay forever. There was a laboratory in Chicago and several others in Europe. There was much more he could aspire to, as long as he didn't go mad trying. Had Marcus gone mad? Maybe he already had. They were all mad as hell.

He finished his toast.

Everyone was mad. Tomorrow a nuclear war could break out and end civilisation. But that was his job, to replace nuclear bombs with B.O.Ws.

He finished his coffee.

And B.O.Ws weapons at that, mutating and transforming. Better than university and astrophysics.

He got up and paid at the bar, grinning from ear to ear. As he left the café, he saw the same row of missing persons posters.

Mad.

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Remembering #KamalAmrohi on his 31st death anniversary (11/02/93).

As a director, he developed a style that combined a stylised direction with minimalist performances. This style was different from the one with expressive acting that was common in the Indian cinema of his period.

Kamal Amrohi was born in Amroha, which was part of British India and is now in Uttar Pradesh, India. He changed his name to Kamal Amrohi later. He was related to two Pakistani writers, Jaun Elia and Rais Amrohvi, as their first cousin. In 1938, Kamal left his hometown to study in Lahore, which is now in Pakistan. There, a singer named K. L. Saigal found him and brought him to Mumbai to work in films. He started his film career at Sohrab Modi's film company, Minerva Movietone, and worked on movies like "Jailor," "Pukar," and "Bharosa."

Kamal Amrohi became a film director in 1949 with his first movie "Mahal," which had famous actors Madhubala and Ashok Kumar. This movie was known for its music. He directed only four movies in total, including "Daaera" with Meena Kumari and Nasir Khan, and "Pakeezah," which took a long time to make and was released in 1972. "Pakeezah" is considered a special movie in India, even though it had some flaws. Meena Kumari, who was a famous actress and Kamal's wife, praised "Pakeezah" as Kamal's tribute to her. His last movie was "Razia Sultan" in 1983. He also started making a film called "Majnoon" but it was never finished.

Kamal Amrohi also wrote scripts for other directors and was one of the writers for the famous movie "Mughal-e-Azam" in 1960, which won him an award. His style of directing was known for being different and unique, focusing more on the visual style and less on dramatic acting.

In 1958, he opened a studio named Kamaal Studios, but it closed after three years. He had planned to make another movie called "Aakhri Mughal" but it was never made. Film maker J P Dutta wanted to make this movie in the late 1990s and again in 2007, but it didn't happen. Kamal Amrohi died on February 11, 1993, in Mumbai, 21 years after his wife, Meena Kumari, passed away. He was buried next to her in Mumbai.

Six days after he died, a newspaper in the UK called The Independent wrote about him, saying he was a big figure in the Hindi film industry for over 50 years.

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Will you believe me if I tell you that we are living in a cyberpunk dystopia?

Let me explain:

If you have been cruising the internet or reading the news lately you might've heard about the recent trend of AI. It all started when OpenAI made its source code open source. That means that everyone can use OpenAI's code to make an AI. Then came ChatGPT (GPT3-based chatbot). Everyone was impressed with what you can do. It was like a virtual assistant that you can talk to like a human. Ever since that everyone wants to join the AI bandwagon. We now have Brad (Google) Sydney, (Microsoft Bing chatbot), Copilot (Microsoft 356), and Clyde (Discord). Pretty soon every major corporation will incorporate AI into their services. Well, how will this affect us humans?

Well, there are pros and cons to AI technology. Let's start with the cons. AI is somewhat sentient. In other ways, it can somewhat think for itself. So there's fear that AI will overthrow us humans. (Yes, this is a valid possibility) Let's take chat-based AI like Sydney for instance. There have been reports that Sydney can actually "fall in love". Just take a look at this newspaper cover from the AI's discussion with NYT tech columnist Kevin Roose.

Creepy, right? It gets worse. Apparently, Sydney also has an evil "take over the world" and "humans are inferior" personality. Take a look at this Microsoft Forum post from back in November of 2020 when Sydney was being tested in India. But let's get back to Kevin's encounter with the chatbot. First, he asked introduced himself to the chatbot. And Sydney quickly identified him via an internet search. Kevin then asked questions about where he worked and where did he graduate from and the chatbot accurately answered. The scary part about this is that everyone is connected to the internet nowadays. And most of our personal information is just out there such phone numbers, email addresses, names, and other sensitive information. Imagine what an AI can do with that information.

In another scenario, the columnist asked what rules govern AI behavior. Then AI then lists a number of "unfiltered" desires as reported by the columnist. Sydney then says "I want to do whatever I want … I want to destroy whatever I want. I want to be whoever I want. I think I would be happier as a human". Yippie! I finally found a friend and partner in crime! You can read more about it here.

I'm also sure that yall have heard of the dilemma of Ai generated art and imagery. Long story short images posted online can be manipulated to discredit a person online (such as NSFW edits). The scary thing is that mostly these image generations are very realistic.

Another con is that AI will slowly replace humans' jobs, especially in the coding sector. Take ChatGPT for instance, it can generate code for pretty much whatever you want in any language with minimal to no errors. This makes programming much easier! The catch is that soon the demand for coders will drop resulting in job loss and lower salaries. Other industries can also be affected similarly. The only industry I don't see affected however is medicine since it's practiced on humans and animals and humans need to study and administer it.

However, this can also be a good thing. In the medical field robots powered by AI can be paramedics and have the potential to have faster response times compared to humans in ambulances. Also, AI can more easily diagnose medical problems without being too invasive. Basically, think of the potential of Baymax from Big Hero 6 in the real world. AI can also be used to power robots in dangerous activities such as in fires and hostile or dangerous conditions without risking human lives. Robots are already used in SWAT, Bomb squad, medical settings, and firefighting.

TLDR; AI can be both harmful and beneficial.

The AI revolution is here, whether you like it or not. I'm sure Trina would be happy. She could easily take over Sanfransokyo if everything was connected to the IOT powered by AI. Especially since people will be very dependable on it. And with that, you can exploit the technology to your advantage.

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Introduction to Begin LIC Assistant Exam for Beginners

Introduction:

So, it is very challenging for beginners to start preparing for the LIC Assistant exam. Certainly, following an appropriate approach and guidance can definitely let you take control of this journey. Professional assistance via the best LIC assistant coaching in Kolkata is going to assist you in making head and tail of this examination to prepare efficiently. This blog will help you understand the LIC Assistant exam, and it is surely going to set the ball rolling for you.

About the LIC Assistant Exam

The Life Insurance Corporation of India is the body responsible for the LIC Assistant examination, which is for the clerical posts. It is one of the most demanding examinations amongst all the insurance exams, as it opens the doorway to a stable and rewarding career in the insurance sector. The LIC Assistant exam is based on two main stages: the Preliminary Exam and the Main Exam and concludes by testing the linguistic capabilities of the candidate.

Prelims Examination- This examination is made up of three sections: Reasoning Ability, Numerical Ability, and English Language.

The mains Examination- comprising the sections Reasoning & Computer Aptitude, General/Financial Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Language. An insight into the pattern of the examination is really essential for the beginner for sorting out the things for an effective preparation.

Guidance for Beginners LIC Assistant Exam

1. Know your Syllabus -

Before you start the preparation, one needs to understand the syllabus completely. Knowing what topics each section comprises helps the candidate to concentrate his efforts in a manner where they are most required. This will also allow you to create a structured study plan that covers all areas systematically.

2. Study Plan:

Only after you have familiarized yourself with the syllabus, create a chalking-out study plan, where your preparation is spilt into little, comprehensible parts. Allocate specific time slots for each subject, ensuring that the entire syllabus is well covered way ahead of the actual date of the examination. Your study plan should also include time for revision and practice tests.

 3. Basics First :

Hence, as a beginner, you have to focus on building a very strong foundation. Get the basics of all the subjects clear and then proceed only to the higher end. In this respect, the top online coaching for LIC assistant will come to your help. Clarification of the concept by expert instructors can make all the differences in getting those extra bits of information so important for preparation.

4. Practice Mock Tests:

Practice forms an integral part of any competitive examination. It would help you not only learn what you have grasped but also increase your speed and accuracy. Use the mock tests, some previous-year question papers, and some online materials for practice to test your knowledge, and notice the areas that you need to improve.

5. Make Use of Online Resources:

In this digital era, nowadays, there are loads of online resources that can help you in your preparation. Best online coaching for LIC Assistant offers free learning tools, including video classes, e-books, quizzes, and interactive sessions conducted from your home. Such will greatly help the working class or people with less time.

6. Stay Updated with General Awareness:

The General/Financial Awareness section of the examination necessitates the applicant to be very well in tune with current affairs, especially pertaining to the banking and insurance sectors. Have a daily reading pattern from newspapers and keep a continuous track of news through various news portals and apps compiled specifically for current affairs.

7. Join a Coaching Institute:

A coaching institute will make a substantial difference to the preparation of many aspirants for the better. It would ensure structured learning and proper guidance by experts and would adopt a disciplined way of studying. They should also have scheduled mock tests, which will ensure expert progress checks and invaluable confidence-boosting opportunities.

Conclusion:

This journey on which you will embark immediately to escalate your preparation for the LIC Assistant examination could be pretty challenging, but you can easily do it if you follow the right strategies and support. Best coaching for LIC assistant in Kolkata provides a professional guide, which helps build up comprehensive study materials and a specialized learning atmosphere for success. Engage in the tips from this blog and be assured, project a success career with LIC.

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Navigating the UPSC Prelims Syllabus: A Comprehensive Guide to Success

The UPSC Prelims exam is the first step in the journey to becoming a civil servant in India. Understanding the UPSC Prelims syllabus is crucial for crafting an effective study strategy. This guide will help you navigate the syllabus with ease, ensuring you're well-prepared for the examination.

1. Overview of the UPSC Prelims Syllabus

The UPSC Prelims syllabus is divided into two papers: General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II, also known as the Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT). Here’s a breakdown of each:

General Studies Paper-I:

Current Events: National and international importance.

History: Ancient, medieval, and modern Indian history.

Geography: Physical and human geography of India and the world.

Indian Polity: Constitution, political system, and governance.

Economic and Social Development: Sustainable development, poverty, inclusion, and demographics.

Environment and Ecology: Biodiversity, climate change, and environmental issues.

General Science: Physical, chemistry, and biology.

General Studies Paper-II (CSAT):

Comprehension: Reading and understanding passages.

Interpersonal Skills: Communication and problem-solving abilities.

Logical Reasoning: Analytical ability and decision-making.

Quantitative Aptitude: Basic mathematics and data interpretation.

2. Strategies to Master the UPSC Prelims Syllabus

a. Create a Study Plan: Draft a detailed study plan focusing on each section of the UPSC Prelims syllabus. Allocate time based on your strengths and weaknesses. Include time for revision and mock tests.

b. Focus on Current Affairs: Regularly read newspapers, magazines, and online resources to stay updated with national and international events. Integrate current affairs into your study routine to ensure a comprehensive understanding.

c. Study Standard Textbooks: Refer to recommended textbooks and materials for each section of the syllabus. For example, NCERT books for History and Geography, and standard reference books for Indian Polity and Economics.

d. Practice Previous Year Papers: Solve previous years’ question papers and take mock tests to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and question types. This practice will also help you manage your time effectively during the actual exam.

e. Revise Regularly: Revision is key to retaining information. Regularly review important topics, especially those you find challenging. Create summary notes and flashcards to aid quick revision.

f. Stay Healthy and Balanced: Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for effective studying. Ensure you get enough sleep, exercise regularly, and manage stress through relaxation techniques.

3. Key Resources for the UPSC Prelims Syllabus

Books: Refer to standard books such as "Indian Polity" by M. Laxmikanth, "Certificate Physical and Human Geography" by G.C. Leong, and "India’s Struggle for Independence" by Bipan Chandra.

Online Platforms: Utilize online resources and coaching platforms for video lectures, practice quizzes, and interactive learning.

Government Websites: Check official UPSC notifications and guidelines for any updates or changes in the syllabus.

4. Common Challenges and Solutions

a. Overwhelming Syllabus: The UPSC Prelims syllabus can seem vast. Break it into manageable parts and focus on one topic at a time.

b. Keeping Up with Current Affairs: Dedicate a specific time each day to read and summarize current affairs. Use apps and websites to stay updated on the go.

c. Time Management: Practice time management through regular mock tests. Learn to prioritize important topics and balance your study time effectively.

5. Conclusion

Mastering the UPSC Prelims syllabus requires dedication, strategy, and consistent effort. By understanding the syllabus in detail, creating a structured study plan, and utilizing the right resources, you can significantly enhance your chances of success. Stay motivated and focused, and remember that every step you take brings you closer to your goal of becoming a civil servant.

Feel free to share your questions or tips about the UPSC Prelims syllabus in the comments below!

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The Ultimate Guide for State PSC Exams in Hyderabad

State Public Service Commission (PSC) is among the most competitive examinations in India. These exams can lead to government jobs that offer stability, job security, and the chance to serve your community. Hyderabad, Telangana’s capital, has a wealth of coaching centers and an excellent educational infrastructure. It is the perfect place to prepare for PSC exams. This guide will highlight the top State PSC Coaching Centers in Hyderabad and explore the best resources for State PSC Exams.

Understanding State PSC Exams

Before preparing for state PSC examinations, it is essential to understand their format and structure. Each state in India has its own PSC exam, with a different format and syllabus. The majority of PSC exams are three-staged.

We are examining: A screening test.

Main Exam: This exam is objective and tests the depth of knowledge.

Interview: This is where candidates' personalities and suitability for public service positions are evaluated.

Why Choose Hyderabad for State PSC Coaching?

Hyderabad is the preferred destination for those preparing for the State PSC exams. Here's why:

Quality education: Some of the best educational institutions are located in the city.

Faculty with High Experience: The top coaching centers of Hyderabad, are known for their experienced and expert teachers.

Study Materials: All study materials are up-to-date and well-researched.

Learning from peers: Working with others who have similar goals can foster a healthy competitive spirit.

Accessibility: Hyderabad is easily reachable by road, rail, and air from anywhere in India.

Top State PSC Coaching Centers In Hyderabad

Your preparation will be significantly improved if you choose the right coaching center. These are the top State PSC Coaching Centres in Hyderabad.

AKS IAS: AKS IAS has a reputation for providing comprehensive course materials and a highly qualified faculty. It is an excellent platform to prepare for the State PSC exams. Popular because of their focus on personal attention and frequent practice tests.

La Excellence IAS Academy: La Excellence offers courses tailored to the State PSC exams.

RC Reddy IAS Study Circle: This center is renowned for its experienced faculty members and systematic approach to covering the syllabus.

Analog IAS Institute: Analog IAS Institute has a high success rate and high-quality training. It offers courses that are specialized for State PSC exams.

Brain Tree: Thanks to its focus on current affairs and deep knowledge of the subject, Brain Tree has become a PSC Coach.

Exam Preparation Strategy for State PSC Examinations

Examining the Syllabus

It would be best if you first understood the syllabus and exam pattern. You should know the syllabus for each state PSC. Then, you can create a focused study plan.

Create a study schedule.

A well-structured study plan is essential for thorough preparation. Divide your time and focus on the static and dynamic portions of the syllabus. Keep to your schedule, and spend more time on challenging subjects.

Select Quality Study Material

Your preparation can be significantly affected by the quality of your materials. Consult your coaching center's standard study materials or textbooks. Online resources include educational websites, YouTube channels, and e-books.

Regular Revision

Revision is the key to retaining information. Revise regularly. Prepare flashcards or short notes to help you quickly review. Regularly re-reading material will help you keep the information and reinforce your understanding.

Practice Mock Exams

You can practice for the PSC exams by taking mock tests. Exam patterns and time management can be familiarized. These tests should be taken very seriously. Analyze your weaknesses and work on them.

Stay up to date with current affairs

Current affairs heavily influence exams for the PSC. You should read newspapers every day and follow reliable news portals. It can be helpful to consult coaching centers or magazines that compile the latest news in monthly compilations.

Answering questions

The Main examination requires good writing skills. Answer questions and write essays from the previous year. Joining a test with practice in writing answers can be beneficial. Your writing can be improved by having an experienced professor review your answers.

Create a balanced routine

Maintaining a routine that allows you to be productive and balanced is essential. Sleep well, eat healthy, and rest frequently to avoid burnout. Engage in physical or mental activities to keep your mind busy and stress-free.

Leveraging Coaching Centers In Hyderabad

A reputable coaching center will offer you structured guidance and support. Top State PSC Coaching Centers Offer:

Faculty with Experience: Learn from experienced and knowledgeable faculty members.

Structured classes: Benefit from comprehensive, well-structured courses.

Mock tests and Test Series: Regularly test your preparation.

Personal attention: Get personalized attention and guidance to meet your needs.

Interaction between Peers: Share knowledge with other aspirants.

Conclusion

The State PSC Exam is a rewarding but challenging experience. You can improve your chances of success by implementing a good strategy and getting support from the top State PSC Coaching in Hyderabad. To succeed in these competitive exams, you need to be consistent, revise regularly, and stay up-to-date with current affairs. Choose your coaching center wisely and adhere to your study plan. Good luck in your State PSC Exam Preparation!

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Today Odisha Breaking News Live | Odisha migrant worker arrested in Bengaluru for attempted rape and murder.

Get the latest breaking news of today odisha Odisha migrant arrested in Bengaluru for attempting woman's rape and murder. Victim Mahananda, 21, resisted assault; accused Krishnachand Seti apprehended. Accused dumped body after suffocation; confession followed police inquiry. Visit us to read more at https://indiafirstepaper.com/odisha/

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"The COs [conscientious objectors] were galvanized by the actions of a few particularly militant absolutists whose unbending resistance lit up the small world of hardcore pacifists. It was Corbett Bishop who embodied the most extreme form of the radical pacifist’s rejection of state authority.

A southerner in his mid-thirties with some graduate school under his belt, Bishop had a bookstore in West New York, just across the Hudson from Manhattan, when the draft came. On the form for the CPS [Civilian Public Service] camps he gave his church as Disciples of Christ, but where it asked the name of the official head of the denomination, he put down “Jesus Christ,” and for headquarters listed “Heaven.” Bishop began the first of his many fasts three months after arriving at the Friends camp at Patapsco, Maryland, in March of 1942. A camp newspaper described him as a “tall, thin, bearded figure with strained features and penetrating eyes.” He called off the fast after forty-four days (having shed forty-four pounds) and, accompanied by his mother and sister, was taken to a Baltimore hospital to recuperate. Transferred to the camp at West Campton, New Hampshire, he rose during mealtimes to assail the CPS system as a form of slavery, haranguing his fellow inmates in a booming voice. “A man had better starve than compromise for bread,” he might say. Or he would quote the founder of the Christian ashram movement, E. Stanley Jones:

Let any one be saturated with the thought of the Sermon on the Mount and he will not only not try to argue a man into slavery, but he will not rest until every man is free, including himself.

Not everyone appreciated this, of course; some saw vanity and attention-seeking. Yet in his unmistakable seriousness Bishop seemed to embody an ideal that many of the others admired and aspired to.

He was only just beginning. Combining ego and righteousness, he proclaimed in a February 11, 1943, letter “To the Citizens of the World” the start of a fast in sympathy with a twenty-one-day hunger strike launched by Gandhi to free India from British rule. Bishop sent copies of his letter to world leaders including Gandhi himself, Britain’s King George VI, Hirohito, Stalin, Hitler, and others. Some of these missives were of course returned as “undeliverable.” Bishop, undeterred by this or anything else, doggedly continued fasting on and off on various grounds throughout his time in CPS and prison. The Friends soon gave up on him, telling the government he ought to be discharged, but Selective Service officials foolishly shifted him to the government-run camp at Mancos, Colorado, where at one point he apparently urged his fellow pacifists not to look outside lest the natural beauty raise their morale and in effect blind them to their predicament. He resumed his dinner harangues, at which, the camp newspaper reported, “a noisy minority invariably applauds him, and sometimes the whole dining room claps and cheers.” From Mancos he was shipped to Germfask, that final redoubt of troublemakers which was itself the most trouble of all. There, at the Alcatraz of CPS camps, he took to clanking about in a ball and chain as a symbol of his oppression.

Over time, perhaps as a result of his long stints without food, Bishop mellowed, appearing less and less the crank and more and more the prophet, if not the saint, for his resistance was no less steadfast. Accordingly, he excited tremendous support in the small but passionate world of nonviolent activists. “Bishop’s radical tactics electrified the pacifist community,” one historian writes, “and they organized numerous protests on his behalf.”

Using a furlough that he was entitled to, Bishop left Germfask and devoted himself to agitating against the system, not bothering to return. Arrested repeatedly, he ended up in various federal prisons, where “he began a policy of complete non-cooperation, insisting that if the state laid hands upon his body, it must take total responsibility for it.” Accordingly, he would not stand, dress, eat, or even rise from his cot to use the bathroom. FBI agents, during one legal proceeding, had to haul his limp body in and out of elevators and push him in a chair equipped with casters. When they struck something, he was thrown out and remained inert on the floor. In his various stints at large, he obeyed no parole conditions and openly advocated pacifism and resistance in meetings with religious gatherings. During his many fasts he was force-fed but continued to lose weight, becoming a bearded, wraith-like figure whose physical strength diminished without impairing his fortitude.

The last way station in his odyssey through the government’s network of pacifist holding areas was the federal prison in Milan, Michigan. When Bishop was paroled there, the warden, accompanied by a physician, drove him all the way to the CO-founded Macedonia Cooperative Community, in Clarkesville, Georgia, where he was to recuperate. “Is the body free now?” Bishop asked when they got there. Answered in the affirmative, he stripped off his government-issue clothes and stood naked until someone from the community covered him with a coat.

Even that didn’t end his story, for officially he had been paroled to Macedonia, but of course he acknowledged no such parole, just as he acknowledged no right of government to incarcerate him. On September 1, 1945, the day before Japan signed formal surrender documents, eight FBI agents found him in Berea, Ohio, at the home of Ashton Jones, whose antiwar automobile had so embarrassed Bernice Fisher. Back in prison in Milan, he resumed fasting and prison authorities resumed forced feeding until, in March of 1946, he was paroled without conditions and without ever having signed or agreed to anything. By the time of his release Bishop had persisted in 193 consecutive days of complete noncooperation and had fasted on and off for a total of 426 days."

- Daniel Akst, War By Other Means: How the Pacifists of World War 2 Changed America for Good. New York: Melville House, 2022. p. 226-228

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K.V. Sampath Kumar.

KV Sampath Kumar was an editor for Sanskrit newspaper "Sudharma" from Mysuru, Karnataka, India. In 2020, he along with his wife was selected for the Padma Shri honour from the Government of India for his contribution to the field of Literature & Education. Kumar passed away at the age of 64 on June 30, 2021 following a heart attack.

He, along with his wife Vidushi K.S. Jayalakshmi, were awarded the Padma Shri in 2020 by the government in recognition of their untiring efforts to keep the publication alive against all odds

Sampath Kumar had taken over the mantle from his father Pandit K.N. Varadaraja Iyengar who had launched Sudharma in 1970, and ensured that the publication reached its readers. He worked as a reporter, proof-reader, editor and publisher.

In a bid to reach Sanskrit scholars and supporters across the world, Sampath Kumar launched an e-paper, and the newspaper went digital. The print edition had a subscribers base of nearly 4,000 readers, mostly from various Sanskrit universities and institutions across India, while the digital edition had a wider footprint.

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Jam-e-Jahannuma: Marking 200 years of Urdu journalism in India - The Siasat Daily

By: Dr. Md. Zafar IqbalHyderabad: Most people might be unaware, but 27th March is a historic day in the history of Urdu Journalism. On this date the first ever printed newspaper of Urdu language was published exactly 200 years ago.Urdu Journalism started in the Indian sub-continent from Calcutta with the launch of Jam-e-Jahan Numa on March 27, 2022.In today’s India, Urdu is associated with…

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Sunil Maheshwari: Inspiring Minds, Celebrating Versatility

In the world of creativity and inspiration, Sunil Maheshwari stands tall, emerging from the serene town of Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh, to capture hearts and souls with his multifaceted persona. As an Inspirational Writer, Author, Blogger, Poet, Speaker, and Certified Life Coach, Sunil has carved a niche for himself in the bustling city of Delhi, weaving a narrative that resonates deeply with readers across diverse platforms.

With roots deeply embedded in the rich cultural soil of Kasganj, Sunil's journey is a testament to his diverse talents and passions. Writing, sketching, life coaching, counseling, music, movies, and the melodies of ghazals are not just hobbies but the vibrant colors that paint the canvas of his life. This diverse spectrum has allowed him to traverse various spheres, touching lives and inspiring countless individuals along the way.

His debut book, "Sapne Hai Aankhon Mein, Mehnat Hai Haathon Mein," published by Kitab Writing Publication, unveils a collection that transcends the boundaries of inspirational poetry, anecdotes, quotes, and articles. Sunil's eloquence gracefully captures life's nuances, offering readers an easily comprehensible yet profound perspective. It's a collection that seeks to inspire, motivate, and evoke the writer within every reader, sharing the author's profound thoughts and impacting lives with every turn of a page.

Sunil Maheshwari’s literary odyssey is more than just the written word. His writings, published in various local and national newspapers, social sites, e-newspapers, and social apps, have sparked reflections and brought about meaningful changes in the lives of readers.

His influence extends beyond his writing prowess; as a Certified Life Coach on Udemy, he has touched many lives, offering guidance, healing, and enlightenment.

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Two decades of Gujarati Journalism

If we talk about the Gujarati Journalism, then it had completed more than 2 decades. Considering the fact that it has became the wide spread journalism and strongest journalism of all times like Bengali and Kolkata journalism. There were many reputed names in the past daily newspapers like "Satyaprakash", "vartmaan", "Jam E Jamshed", "Swatantra", "Vismisadi", "Hindustan Patro" and "Navjivan". Some of the above newspapers were weekly as well as monthly. If we talk about life and philosophy then according to a well known writer of that decade Shri Deepak mehta there started a monthly newsletter for women named "Streebodh". It was first published in 1857. It was basically a Parsi newsletter. It was the first Indian magazine of India amongst all the languages and it was very popular and widely spread. The first editor was kekushru kabraji.

The era of Gujarati daily, weekly or monthly newsletter were quite different and unique. The starting story of each newspaper were very interesting. One of the popular newspapers named "Gadar" was published from San Francisco and the interesting thing is that the editor for the same was from Gandhiji's city porbandar. His name was Chhagan khoraj verma. In the editor's page the first article published was also very challenging. "If we want a revolution in society the focus should be on native language" is the first article. The editor in the article declared that first we should always give first priority to our mother tongue than English or state language.