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The sacred relic known as the Mu-i- Mubarak believed to be the hair of Prophet Mohammad himself- was purchased by a Kashmiri merchant Khwaja Nuruddin in Bijapur near Hyderabad in 1699. it was transported to Srinagar later. On December 27, 1963, it disappeared from the Hazratbal Mosque. Thousands ofRead more
The sacred relic known as the Mu-i- Mubarak believed to be the hair of Prophet Mohammad himself- was purchased by a Kashmiri merchant Khwaja Nuruddin in Bijapur near Hyderabad in 1699. it was transported to Srinagar later. On December 27, 1963, it disappeared from the Hazratbal Mosque. Thousands of people took out black flag procession. Schools, colleges and shops pulled down their shutters and vehicles vanished from the streets.
there were public meetings in which Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs alike took part, there were some incidents of rioting and a curfew was imposed in all these areas. The government blamed these attacks as ‘anti-national elements’.
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The Congress Working Committee authorised Gandhiji with full powers to launch Civil Disobedience Movement when they found no positive responsse is coming from the Government on their demands. 11 demands were presented by Gandhiji to the Government before starting the CDM and an ultimatum of 30th JAnRead more
The Congress Working Committee authorised Gandhiji with full powers to launch Civil Disobedience Movement when they found no positive responsse is coming from the Government on their demands.
11 demands were presented by Gandhiji to the Government before starting the CDM and an ultimatum of 30th JAnuary, 1930 was given to respond to their demands.
- 50% reduction in the expenditure on army and civil services
- total prohibition should be introduced
- reforms in the Criminal Investigation Department should be carried out.
- the issue of firearms license should be allowed by changing the Arms Act.
- political prisoners should be released.
- Postal Reservation Bill should be accepted.
- Rupee pound sterling exchange ratio should be reduced.
- textile protection should be introduced.
- for Indians, coastal shipping should be reserved.
- 50% reduction in land revenue.
- Government’s salt monopoly and salt tax should be abolished.
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The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.Read more
The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation. However, different examinations have different preparation strategy. The UPSC is conducted in three stages:
Preparation strategy:
Lastly, one needs to work hard, be mentally and physically fit as well as stay positive as the road to success is always full of adventure and failures as well. Because Failures are the pillars of success.
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The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.Read more
The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation. However, different examinations have different preparation strategy. The UPSC is conducted in three stages:
Preparation strategy:
Lastly, one needs to work hard, be mentally and physically fit as well as stay positive as the road to success is always full of adventure and failures as well. Because Failures are the pillars of success.
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The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.Read more
The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation. However, different examinations have different preparation strategy. The UPSC is conducted in three stages:
Preparation strategy:
Lastly, one needs to work hard, be mentally and physically fit as well as stay positive as the road to success is always full of adventure and failures as well. Because Failures are the pillars of success.
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The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees' Provident Fund Organisation.Read more
The Union Public Service Commission is one of the toughest examinations in India recruiting candidates in the Indian Administrative Service(IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and so on. It also conducts exams to recruit candidates in Indian Forest Services and Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation. However, different examinations have different preparation strategy. The UPSC is conducted in three stages:
Preparation strategy:
Lastly, one needs to work hard, be mentally and physically fit as well as stay positive as the road to success is always full of adventure and failures as well. Because Faliures are the pillars of success.
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