The story of UPSC isn’t just that of an exam but about how India defines merit, opportunity and fairness. Over the last 100 years, its journey has been one of constant churn, reforms and resets.
The new and improved Pratibha Setu portal isn’t just a lifeline for UPSC candidates. It also offers ministries, PSUs, and private companies a database of talented individuals.
Aspirants have come and gone but Pushpendra Shrivastava remains confined in his one-room flat in Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar. His next test is the Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission interview.
Another changing scenario had been, more candidates from various backgrounds aspiring to clear UPSC –even doctors, engineers, scientists and technocrats.
In a span of 15 years, the number of women UPSC applicants has nearly quadrupled, outpacing the growth in total applicants. Women now make up a third of all applicants.
For many families with UPSC aspirants, it takes a village to fulfil the near impossible dream. Loans have to be taken and money must be saved to feed the great Indian coaching factories.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
They (UPSC recruits) are the people who keep killing India with third-rate, puke-worthy socialist schemes to keep their political masters in power. If India wants to become a developed country, then the brainwashing of the recruits with communist mouthpiece ‘The Hindu’ must be stopped. Hence, UPSC should recruit only those who hold views that are the opposite of what ‘The Hindu’ mentions in the newspapers.
What socialist schemes can you please mention? So schemes that can help people become capable and get access to basic services are “puke worthy”? Please describe an alternative to these schemes that can work especially for a country with 90% informal sector. What might they be? How will you implement them? Wait let me guess one such scheme that I have in my mind right now that would give more money to the rich. That would be one scheme right? Stop living in a delusional world and start to understand that schemes are important for the betterment of the society and reducing inequality. Lol when poor get benefits “Ahh Socialist policies it is our tax money” but when rich get tax cuts and their wealth increases ten folds which has happened “Wow such great people”.
They (UPSC recruits) are the people who keep killing India with third-rate, puke-worthy socialist schemes to keep their political masters in power. If India wants to become a developed country, then the brainwashing of the recruits with communist mouthpiece ‘The Hindu’ must be stopped. Hence, UPSC should recruit only those who hold views that are the opposite of what ‘The Hindu’ mentions in the newspapers.
What socialist schemes can you please mention? So schemes that can help people become capable and get access to basic services are “puke worthy”? Please describe an alternative to these schemes that can work especially for a country with 90% informal sector. What might they be? How will you implement them? Wait let me guess one such scheme that I have in my mind right now that would give more money to the rich. That would be one scheme right? Stop living in a delusional world and start to understand that schemes are important for the betterment of the society and reducing inequality. Lol when poor get benefits “Ahh Socialist policies it is our tax money” but when rich get tax cuts and their wealth increases ten folds which has happened “Wow such great people”.