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Image source- by theweek.in Some of you might know that what Nepotism is?? Wikipedia defines it as “favourism granted to relatives” or in simple words we can say that using your power or influence to give unfair advantage to your family, in to your social background and especially giving them jobs which can leads to the jobs are not available for the other candidates and students those who come from other areas and those who are eligible for doing the jobs from Exams. That’s the reason, in our country India there is a high rate of unemployment level which around to be 3.13% currently. Generally, all the rich class people who have proper resources and money to do such kind of activities which leads to a favour of their relatives only without any hindrances because many other rich people who support such kind people for the idea of Nepotism in an economy.  On the other hand, the backward and poor class people suffers a lot to get the job as per their skill and knowledge and al

Examination at a glance: In India, as we all know that every student have some dream for about their successful career and all the students candidates wants to go only for Government jobs and they have need to crack the examinations such as SSC, CHSL, 10th and 12th level basis examination like Group C and Group D level, Banking, and so on , but many students are unable to crack those exams unfortunately due to lack of motivations, improper guidance, unauthentic sources of information about what the candidates needs to do, poor and backward thinking of their parents mind and some other uncertain situations like students do not have proper knowledge about their options and apart from that they join expensive institutes and expensive coaching classes but many students also in confusion that what should I need to do for m success and their money goes waste because many institutes and coaching classes initially they explain good thing about their classes to the candidates and charges a

Image source- by Google images Atmnirbhar Bharat INDIA has faced the COVID-19 situation, a spirit of self reliance (Atmanirbhar Bharat) that is evident in fact from zero production of personal protection equipment before March 2020. On May 12, the Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi , announced a special economic package of Rs. 20 lakh crore (equivalent to 10% GDP) with the aim of making the country independent from export and imports or we can say to break the chain of global supply and also to help in empowering the poor, labourers, migrants who have been adversely affected by COVID-19. The idea of Atmnirbhar Bharat is to develop all the sectors of the Indian Economy in an efficient way and the sectors are primary sector, secondary sector, tertiary sector, industrial sector, commercial sector, etc.  Image source - by Google images The Five pillars of Atmanirbhar Bharat focus on: 1. ECONOMY: Establish that economy that does not bring incremental change but brings

Image source - by google - Michael H. Fisher Introduction of History The study of past is called History. The word history is derived from the Greek word 'HISTORIA' meaning "RESEREACH". The Greek historian Herodotus was the first real historian of the world and the father of history. He wrote only one book 'The Histories'. The German historian Leoplod Von Ranke is known as the father of modern history . Indian History Indian history was divided in three parts: 1.       Ancient India (the beginning-647AD) 2.       Medieval India (647-1757) 3.       Modern India (1757-till date) Ancient India 1.       Pre-Historic period 2.       Indus Civilization 3.       Vedic culture 4.       Mahajanapada period 5.       Maurya period 6.       Post Maurya/Pre-Gupta period 7.       Gupta period 8.       Post-Gupta period/Vardhana Dynasty. Image source - by google Harappan/Indus Civilization Oldest name of Harappan