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Ravi Sir, you asked relevant, contemporary,much needed questions of the day. One more thing, After any question you listened patiently for complete answer without any interruption, Which seemed very good and professional Sir.

Keep posting 👌👌

Sas and navy seals will eat Marcos and paras for breakfast with advanced gadgets and hitech equipments.

Sir please speak in hindi I can't understand

Oh my god Ravi Sir the production quality is next level. The lighting and all. Just WOW !! love it <3

Sir may please comment reading

Marcos is generaly deployed in wular and dal lake as maritime operations is there bread and butter

1)words weren't coming in mouth. 2)Interpersonal communication. 3)This exercise made me realise that though I know the English language, vocabulary but speaking it is a totally different skill. 4)By active listening & improving my narrative skill.

1) Constitution of India has borrowed most of its provision from constitution of various other countries, but it cannot say it is mere patchwork because the framers of Indian constitution has adopted and modified these provision in a way that suited for India's historical context, geographical and cultural diversity, and traditional characteristics make the document unique and original. 2) Fundamental rights are enshrined in Part 3 of a Indian constitution from article 12 to 35. They are fundamental because they are guarantee and protected by constitution they are justiciable and allows person to move court for their enforcement if when they are violated. They are defended and guaranted by supreme court. 3) Constitution of india is neither rigid nor flexible but a synthesis of both. because there are some provisions which can be amended by special procedure like extension of executive power of a union and state, also there are provision which only required simple majority of a parliament like admission or establishment of new States 4) The debate revolves around the conflict between individual rights and state policy directives . According to minerva mills case (1980). indian constitution is founded on the bedrock of balance between fundamental right and directive principle on state policy.They together constitute the core of commitments to social revolution. Present position is that fundamental right enjoy supremacy over directive principal of state policy. But fundamental right under article 14 and article 19 were accepted as subordinate to directive principle specified in article 39b and 39c

Sir continue ur podcasts in English so that it reaches every part of the country

India needs a king a chatrapati

Sie please Converse in english so that it will useful all

This podcast was fully loaded with information there were many things which I had never heard before. Every UPSC aspirant should watch this podcast. Sir, you asked very good questions. Thank you so much, Ravi sir and Sanjeev sir for this classic podcast. 👏

Will it also cover gs subjects?

How is upsc bigger than body building

English subtitles plz

Sir please speak little bit higher 😓

So the bigger aim tht you are referring in the end is UPSC or Bodybuilding, means at the end what is more valuable

Amezing 😊🎉🎉

Thank you.

Only I know is, I can completely watch all your notified podcast with my low energy too. I'm learning from your efforts and will keep learning. Thanks alot both of you for opening the book of experience.

Thanks for your service sir and good discuss the topic sir jay hind jay bharat

Sir can you invite col Rajeev sir or maj Gaurav Arya sir or VIKAS DIVYAKIRTI sir

That's Great

Thanks sir aapke video bahot deeep hai❤

In my syllabus of life I have My Mentor of life. <3 Sir shaping hearts and minds.

Dear Ravi, Our society is a hierarchical society, with status & perks associated with a person's place in the social hierarchy. And therefore, status consciousness amongst citizens here is pronounced. When Recognition needs become the driving force for most young citizens, seeking power & status becomes the goal. In all such cases entering the porrals of LBSNAA, imbibing the public service ethos is a very big challenge. Some of these OTs are able to imbibe that ethos over a period of time, while many others are drunk on power, behaving like masters rather than servants of the public. You must explore this aspect of Indian cultural psychology.

Very informative.

amazing video i like that thumbnail clickbait

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One of the intellectual podcasts I have ever seen on youtube dedicatedly. Keep on updating Mr. Ravi sir !

Very informative sir thanks for making such podcast for us Very rare content you are providing to us

Im in 2nd semster of college sir..and i m stuck btw upsc and sscgl ..plz it will be very helpful for me if u will tell me what i should choose..as i wanna safer side too

Thank you for sharing the great information 🙏🏻

Sir, I'm totally agree with your point of view 💯😇🙏🏻

SIR PLEASE INVITE MAJOR VIVEK JACOB SI IF YOU CAN

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"It's not a terrorist issue but a political issue" Are you bloody chutia that you Are unaware of why Pakistan wants to Terrorise India and why Pakistan came into being at the first place?

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Caste system kab katam ho gaa

LBSNAA is the feeling of the Oneness and feeling of Nationalism with Pride ....

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Where are the views man!

Exactly correct sir

Nice video sir ❤️🙌

Learned a lot of things today. Thanks.