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MLAs skip mnisters’ functions
All is not well within @JKNC . Two of its MLAs abstained from a function chaired by the Minister for Finance & Agriculture Production Department on Sunday at Pampore.
And today, at Minister Mir Saifullah’s welcome function, MLAs Qaiser Jamsheed Lone and Javid Ahmad Mirchal were absent.
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The ‘Orientation towards Rural Governance for CEO, Zila Parishads’ was held from 17th to 21st Aug 2026 at Institute of Management in Government (IMG), Kerala. It was conducted by LBSNAA’s BN Yugandhar Centre for Rural Studies in association with IMG, with support of @mopr_goi .
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The 21st Round of the Mid-Career Training Programme (MCTP) Phase-IV commenced at LBSNAA on 15th June 2026. The programme aims to equip senior civil servants with contemporary knowledge, strategic perspectives, & leadership capabilities to address emerging governance challenges.
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The Assistant Secretary Programme (ASP) for IAS Officer Trainees (OTs) of the 2024 Batch commenced in New Delhi on 04th May 2026, with the aim of enabling officers to gain a broader macro perspective and an understanding of inter-sectoral coordination and de-siloed governance.
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Dr. T. V. Somanathan, Cabinet Secretary of India, delivered the Valedictory Address to Officer Trainees (OTs) of the IAS Professional Course – Phase I (2025 Batch) at LBSNAA on 16th April 2026, ahead of their transition to district training after the 20-week course.
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UPSC is never meant for the lower middle class. It's always game for the high class and the poor class.
Rich can afford years of preparation because they have financial support Poor take the risk because they feel they have nothing to lose. But lower middle class is stuck in the middle they have responsibilities, financial pressure and less time to keep trying if they fail. So risk of preparing for UPSC is much bigger.
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Merin Joseph is a perfect example of women empowerment.
- At the age of 22, she cleared the UPSC exam in her first attempt with AIR 188.
- She joined the IPS under the Kerala cadre.
- In 2017, a 13 year old girl was raped by a man who later fled to Saudi Arabia.
- In 2019, this lady officer personally traveled to Saudi Arabia and worked with local authorities to get him arrested.
She says that cases related to women and children are very close to her heart. She takes special interest in solving them.
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A one-week Training Programme for IAS Officer Trainees of the North-East and AGMUT cadres (2024 Batch) commenced on 1st Feb 2026 at Shillong, in collaboration with the @MATI793018, focusing on governance frameworks in India’s North-Eastern region.
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This winter, the journey becomes part of the story. With helicopter experiences resuming in Gulmarg, travellers can take in Kashmir’s alpine beauty from above. Snow-laden peaks, pristine slopes and a winter landscape that feels untouched.
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The 24th Round of the Mid-Career Training Programme for IAS Officers-Phase III began on 5th Jan 2026 at LBSNAA, with the objective of strengthening administrative competencies and facilitating a structured transition from district administration to departmental leadership roles.
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While metros struggle with 800+ AQI, Kashmir continues to breathe purity at 18 AQI. 🤍 Experience wellness in the valley of dreams. Private chauffeurs, boutique stays, snow adventures and serene mornings by the mountains 🏔️ 📍Your winter wellness journey starts here. CALL/DM us
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The 5-day In-Service Training (IST) Programme on Procurement and Contract Management commenced on 15th Dec 2025 at LBSNAA. The programme aims to strengthen capacity in public procurement systems by enhancing efficiency, transparency, and accountability in public expenditure.
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If you’re preparing for UPSC 2026, you have roughly 175 study days left.
Here’s how Jeet Nischay students plan them smartly :
The Common Problem aspirants face on a daily basis:
Most aspirants don’t fail because of lack of effort.
They fail because they don’t know what to do, when.
Reading everything → remembering nothing → repeating mistakes.
This is how we @ProxyGyan make things happen:
We don’t chase more books.
We chase better systems. 3 phases of you preparation that are non negotiable:
1️⃣ Foundation.
2️⃣ Consolidation.
3️⃣ Testing & Refinement.
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Hon’ble Defence Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh inaugurated the One District One Product (ODOP) Gallery at LBSNAA on 29th Nov 2025. His 2-day visit also included other formal engagements organised as part of the Valedictory Ceremony of the 100th Common Foundation Course.
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The UPSC preparation landscape is changing.
Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead.
For years, aspirants believed there was only one way to clear UPSC:
❌ Move to Delhi
❌ Spend ₹2–3 Lakhs on coaching
❌ Read 10 books for every subject
❌ Sit in crowded 200-student classes with zero personal feedback
But that model is collapsing.
✅ The new trend?
Personalised, lean, high-impact preparation.
Today’s serious aspirants are:
→ Doing self-study using one good book + NCERTs
→ Reading one newspaper with purpose, not 10 monthly PDFs
→ Choosing 1-on-1 personal mentorship over expensive coaching centers.
→ Building clarity and consistency-not chasing anonymous telegram groups dumps.
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I witnessed the power of discipline today!
It's been 47+ days of writing Daily Mains Questions on @SuperKalam_ App & I have seen 100s of #UPSC students improving daily!
This is the power of Daily Discipline🔥
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After speaking to 50+ UPSC toppers, one trend is clear:
The 2 Lakh rupees ‘GS Foundation Course’ era is over.
Serious aspirants now:
→ Study GS on their own
(They read actual Book).
→ Master NCERTs + standard books
(no more 200 hrs lengthy lectures for each subject).
→ Seek laser-sharp guidance only where stuck.
(A full-faith in their mentor)
- Mentorship > Modules.
- Clarity > Content dumps.
- 1:1 > 1:1000.
That’s the new game.
But here’s the paradox:
Real mentorship can’t scale.
It works only when it’s personal.
Not everyone needs it.
But the ones who do – already know why.
(If you’re one of them, my DMs are open.)
Registration of 1 on 1 Personal Mentorship for 2026 and 2027 batch is open now.
DM to register.
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Most UPSC aspirants waste 2–3 attempts just figuring out how to study.
Truth is: UPSC is not about “covering syllabus.” It’s about consolidation.
1. Start with the BIG 4: Polity, Economy, History, Geography.
2. Do it topic-wise.
3. Gradually move to workbooks & tests.
Intensive. Structured. Result-oriented.
That’s the real mantra.
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Shri Mukesh Puri, CMD, Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Limited, interacted with Officer Trainees (OTs) of the 100th Common Foundation Course on 27th Oct 2025 ahead of the seventh edition of the Aarambh programme, Aarambh 7.0 - Reimagining Governance, at Ekta Nagar, Gujarat.
