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recently i watched a us foreign policy seminar where three representatives from china , pak and india spoke about it......... its hot in himalayan and transe himalayan region...
Achha. Haan, Tibet in India sounds ominous.
middle east .has lost the intrest may be becoz of two reasons one alternate sources of energy and other is chaos continues and powers has accepted it as new normal ..china is growing big in the himalayan region .. india has genuine intrests in the region ... usa and its allies are scared of china so whole region from central asia to pacific is hot now ... russia is strenthning the dfence ties with pak and asian countries with india ........
@DrKingSchultz I remember aapne medivial history ache se prepare kiya tha prelims ke liye. Any concise/less time consuming source/notes, so that I can answer 1Q of that subject in IFoS. I skipped it entirely Eg of Q types. 2015, describe the Deccan policy of Aurangzeb with reference to Marathas. 2014, influence of Buddhism in Ashoka decision making 2014, Effort and strategies of Akbar towards social harmony.
@hope16 Bas Mughals ke beginning tak hai. See if it can help.
@DrKingSchultz I remember aapne medivial history ache se prepare kiya tha prelims ke liye. Any concise/less time consuming source/notes, so that I can answer 1Q of that subject in IFoS. I skipped it entirely Eg of Q types. 2015, describe the Deccan policy of Aurangzeb with reference to Marathas. 2014, influence of Buddhism in Ashoka decision making 2014, Effort and strategies of Akbar towards social harmony.
@hope16 Bas Mughals ke beginning tak hai. See if it can help.
@DrKingSchultz sir , can u share world history and post independence india as well.
@kinghood Don't have them, bhai. The above two are the only notes that I've made in my entire life. That too because they were proving to be too tedious to revise before prelims.
@kinghood Don't have them, bhai. The above two are the only notes that I've made in my entire life. That too because they were proving to be too tedious to revise before prelims.
thank u for ur reply , how u r revising optional ? and gs bro, by doing mocks in room or just simply revising?
@DrKingSchultz I remember aapne medivial history ache se prepare kiya tha prelims ke liye. Any concise/less time consuming source/notes, so that I can answer 1Q of that subject in IFoS. I skipped it entirely Eg of Q types. 2015, describe the Deccan policy of Aurangzeb with reference to Marathas. 2014, influence of Buddhism in Ashoka decision making 2014, Effort and strategies of Akbar towards social harmony.
Best source (less time) I think is tamil nadu class 11 textbook....these questions are actually paragraph headings in TN book
@kinghood Don't have them, bhai. The above two are the only notes that I've made in my entire life. That too because they were proving to be too tedious to revise before prelims.
thank u for ur reply , how u r revising optional ? and gs bro, by doing mocks in room or just simply revising?
I'll revise when I finish it once. Still around 35% is left. No answer writing for that. For GS, I'm revising from standard sources and have written a few mocks. Plan to write a few more in the last month, once optional is over and a few answers of that have been written.
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..china is growing big in the himalayan region .. india has genuine intrests in the region ... usa and its allies are scared of china so whole region from central asia to pacific is hot now ... russia is strenthning the dfence ties with pak and asian countries with india ........
Bas Mughals ke beginning tak hai.
See if it can help.
Don't have them, bhai.
The above two are the only notes that I've made in my entire life.
That too because they were proving to be too tedious to revise before prelims.
For GS, I'm revising from standard sources and have written a few mocks. Plan to write a few more in the last month, once optional is over and a few answers of that have been written.
Thanks
I will byheart this 2 times aur question yahi se ayega