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@ganganarayan arey na re, Prelims pain busy ,ta chada kichi discussion hele sina participate karibi. Kehi kali jhagada v ta lagu nahanti. Ha ha. Au padha padhi kemiti chalichi? Practice karucha ta vision ias ra test series? Explanations guda ki bhala se padha,nischay help kariba exam re.
Han padha padhi thik thak chalichi..mu bipin chandra padhiba loka..sakalu sakalu keteta pila spectrum ru factul jinisa sabu pachari pachari tnsn dei deithile..tenu modern india upare sodha sodhi tike hei jaichi tanka saha..dekha jau upsc kana karuchi
Ohh ho..kaha saha sodha sodhi heicha..mu jani gali..lol
Sorry to derail the conversation, but, where can one inquire about pg accommodations/rental places for aspirants in Bhubaneswar? The official thread is full of delhi/orn availabilities. My senior(female) is headed out to BBSR, we tried magicbricks/99 acres etc, but got call backs from really creepy people.
@ganganarayan arey na re, Prelims pain busy ,ta chada kichi discussion hele sina participate karibi. Kehi kali jhagada v ta lagu nahanti. Ha ha. Au padha padhi kemiti chalichi? Practice karucha ta vision ias ra test series? Explanations guda ki bhala se padha,nischay help kariba exam re.
Han padha padhi thik thak chalichi..mu bipin chandra padhiba loka..sakalu sakalu keteta pila spectrum ru factul jinisa sabu pachari pachari tnsn dei deithile..tenu modern india upare sodha sodhi tike hei jaichi tanka saha..dekha jau upsc kana karuchi
U of upsc stands for unpredictability. U never knw kebe analytical ru factual hei jiba questions. Imo, there's no harm in knowing more. Even I used to read Bipan chandra only.bt last yr spectrum padhili,seita v bhala lagila,i came to knw about new things. So take it positively. Kichi na hele 2 ta imp chapters padhi dei thao sethiru 1. National movement -1919-1939 ( era of mass nationalism ) 2. National movement- towards freedom and participation -1939-1947.
Sorry to derail the conversation, but, where can one inquire about pg accommodations/rental places for aspirants in Bhubaneswar? The official thread is full of delhi/orn availabilities. My senior(female) is headed out to BBSR, we tried magicbricks/99 acres etc, but got call backs from really creepy people.
Requirements and budget kaha..
Female candidate/pg facility/<=5000 for rent. Safety is of course priority.
@jena acha maa'm kahile dekhi..jadi Gandhiji nathante..ama swadhinata sangram ra haal kana heithanta !!..
India was destined to be free on 15th Aug, and Gandhi was just a means to an end and an end in itself. Many factors led to independence and were independent of Gandhi's presence- 1. World war had changed the balance of power,and US and Soviet were big winners and both supported India's . demand for freedom. 2. The conservative party was replaced by Labour party and many of their members supported India's demand. 3. INA's impact on all the three forces, Indian Naval ratings and showed they could no longer be trusted. 4. Labour unrest,Tebhaga struggle, communal riots etc too forced the British to withdraw.
So 19-20 aga pacha hei thanta date,but freedom ta mili thanta. bt other possibilities v sata hei pari thanta, like instead of JL Nehru , Subash Bose or Patel could have been the PM, Kashmir issue hin kichi na thanta, or May be pakistan create hei nathanta and many the like.
Disclaimer- my answer was on a lighter note purely to suit the questioner's tone,and this is not an answer to be written in any examination.
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Kichi na hele 2 ta imp chapters padhi dei thao sethiru
1. National movement -1919-1939 ( era of mass nationalism )
2. National movement- towards freedom and participation -1939-1947.
Many factors led to independence and were independent of Gandhi's presence-
1. World war had changed the balance of power,and US and Soviet were big winners and both supported India's .
demand for freedom.
2. The conservative party was replaced by Labour party and many of their members supported India's demand.
3. INA's impact on all the three forces, Indian Naval ratings and showed they could no longer be trusted.
4. Labour unrest,Tebhaga struggle, communal riots etc too forced the British to withdraw.
So 19-20 aga pacha hei thanta date,but freedom ta mili thanta.
bt other possibilities v sata hei pari thanta, like instead of JL Nehru , Subash Bose or Patel could have been the PM, Kashmir issue hin kichi na thanta, or May be pakistan create hei nathanta and many the like.
Disclaimer- my answer was on a lighter note purely to suit the questioner's tone,and this is not an answer to be written in any examination.