In notifications of upsc it is written if any contradiction between hindi and english then english will be considered as final. So no question will be dropped because of translation problem.
@@TheIASLab thnx sir , I was panicking after deleting my unacceptable comments as I was unable to find your video , I was thinking how can I be so stupid . I will learn to restrain myself and think before speaking
For those looking for explanation of INDIAN FLYING FOX: First Explanation Simple answer, yes Fruit Bat/Indian Flying Fox is added in the vermin category Now, time for long answer: Previous Status: The Indian flying fox was initially considered vermin and placed in Schedule V of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 Why ? Because " Article 34 of original act- “vermin” means any wild animal specified in Schedule V; Now, being added to "schedule V" means that Flying Fox is under declaration (notification period) i.e., unless de-notified it will continue to be considered as vermin. Why ? Because article 62 of original act says- "Declaration of certain wild animals to be vermin.-1[The Central Government]may, by notification, declare any wild animal other than those specified in Schedule I and Part II of Schedule II to be vermin for any area and for such period as may be specified therein and so long as such notification is in force, such wild animal shall be deemed to have been included in Schedule V. " Point to note from above " So long as such notification is in force" Now where is this notification ? it is the same notification which enacted the WPA 1972 because it was added during the preparation of the act. [Now, this is my intuition ["I MAY BE WRONG"] because there is no amendment notification in the act itself] Present status: After WPA 1972 (Amendment 2022) [(34) “vermin” means any wild animal notified under section 62;] --> Under section 62 62. Declaration of certain wild animals to be vermin.-7[The Central Government] may, by notification, declare any wild animal 8[specified in Schedule II] to be vermin for any area and for such period as may be specified therein and so long as such notification is in force, such wild animal shall be 9[deemed not to be included in Schedule II for such area and for such period as specified in the notification]. Again what to note- "so long as such notification is in force" [ since it was never de-notified Therefore it still has the status of Vermin Category] Hope this answers your doubt !! If you find any error please let me know. Thankyou !! Second Explanation Notification has not been released separately it was mentioned in the act itself when the act was enacted then the schedule V also got enforced which contained the vermin category as per section 34. Therefore, it is still in force unless a separate notification is released to de-notify it. Now after amendment it is placed under schedule II but since earlier it was declared (mentioned in schedule v) a vermin now the protection of schedule ii does not apply to it unless it is de-notified by a notification. As far as name is concerned it was mentioned as Fruit Bat in WPA 1972 and Indian Flying Fox after 2022 amendment in schedule II. If you are still not convinced then this will clear your doubt-- In 2018 in Parliament (Lok Sabha) question was asked which animals are included in vermin category and the MINISTER replied " The animals placed in the category of vermin under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 include (i) common crow (ii) fruits bats (iii) mice and (iv) rats." you can read this document for confirmation. shorturl.at/50jN7 For more explanations you can refer to: www.cleariasclasses.com/consider-the-following-statements-statement-i-the-indian-flying-fox-is-placed-under-the-vermin-category-in-the-wild-life-protection-act-1972/ www.drishtiias.com/daily-updates/daily-news-analysis/indian-flying-fox-bat-pteropus-giganteus visionias.in/resources/material/?id=1290&type=prelims_sol
@@Dexyrobinuse Bro this is my 5th attempt and cleared last two prelims. Pta nhi ki abhi bhi bachha hu 😁. Aise questions me upsc bare act ko sahi maanti hai. Mark my words 70th question drop nhi hone waal.
@@Dexyrobinuse ek baar upsc ka notification padh le achhe se clearly likha hua hai ki agar translation ke koi problem hua toh english ko final maana jaayega.
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In notifications of upsc it is written if any contradiction between hindi and english then english will be considered as final. So no question will be dropped because of translation problem.
Yes
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Hi sir i am really sorry for doubting your knowledge , i hope you forgive me
As I said we all are learning here so nothing to apologise for. Stay connected !! 🙂
@@TheIASLab thnx sir , I was panicking after deleting my unacceptable comments as I was unable to find your video , I was thinking how can I be so stupid . I will learn to restrain myself and think before speaking
Nothing to worry about . We are good 👍
Best of luck 🤞
For those looking for explanation of INDIAN FLYING FOX:
First Explanation
Simple answer, yes Fruit Bat/Indian Flying Fox is added in the vermin category Now, time for long answer: Previous Status: The Indian flying fox was initially considered vermin and placed in Schedule V of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 Why ?
Because " Article 34 of original act- “vermin” means any wild animal specified in Schedule V; Now, being added to "schedule V" means that Flying Fox is under declaration (notification period) i.e., unless de-notified it will continue to be considered as vermin. Why ?
Because article 62 of original act says- "Declaration of certain wild animals to be vermin.-1[The Central Government]may, by notification, declare any wild animal other than those specified in Schedule I and Part II of Schedule II to be vermin for any area and for such period as may be specified therein and so long as such notification is in force, such wild animal shall be deemed to have been included in Schedule V. "
Point to note from above " So long as such notification is in force" Now where is this notification ? it is the same notification which enacted the WPA 1972 because it was added during the preparation of the act. [Now, this is my intuition ["I MAY BE WRONG"] because there is no amendment notification in the act itself]
Present status: After WPA 1972 (Amendment 2022) [(34) “vermin” means any wild animal notified under section 62;] --> Under section 62 62. Declaration of certain wild animals to be vermin.-7[The Central Government] may, by notification, declare any wild animal 8[specified in Schedule II] to be vermin for any area and for such period as may be specified therein and so long as such notification is in force, such wild animal shall be 9[deemed not to be included in Schedule II for such area and for such period as specified in the notification].
Again what to note- "so long as such notification is in force" [ since it was never de-notified Therefore it still has the status of Vermin Category] Hope this answers your doubt !! If you find any error please let me know. Thankyou !!
Second Explanation
Notification has not been released separately it was mentioned in the act itself when the act was enacted then the schedule V also got enforced which contained the vermin category as per section 34. Therefore, it is still in force unless a separate notification is released to de-notify it. Now after amendment it is placed under schedule II but since earlier it was declared (mentioned in schedule v) a vermin now the protection of schedule ii does not apply to it unless it is de-notified by a notification. As far as name is concerned it was mentioned as Fruit Bat in WPA 1972 and Indian Flying Fox after 2022 amendment in schedule II. If you are still not convinced then this will clear your doubt-- In 2018 in Parliament (Lok Sabha) question was asked which animals are included in vermin category and the MINISTER replied " The animals placed in the category of vermin under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 include (i) common crow (ii) fruits bats (iii) mice and (iv) rats." you can read this document for confirmation. shorturl.at/50jN7
For more explanations you can refer to: www.cleariasclasses.com/consider-the-following-statements-statement-i-the-indian-flying-fox-is-placed-under-the-vermin-category-in-the-wild-life-protection-act-1972/ www.drishtiias.com/daily-updates/daily-news-analysis/indian-flying-fox-bat-pteropus-giganteus visionias.in/resources/material/?id=1290&type=prelims_sol
Q.70 would be drop by UPSC for sure
Hope for the best. Let's see what happens 🤞
I don't think so.
@@mrinal12354 bchaa he tu avi...2021 me NCM ka glt hindi translation tha...dekhlo jaake
@@Dexyrobinuse Bro this is my 5th attempt and cleared last two prelims. Pta nhi ki abhi bhi bachha hu 😁. Aise questions me upsc bare act ko sahi maanti hai. Mark my words 70th question drop nhi hone waal.
@@Dexyrobinuse ek baar upsc ka notification padh le achhe se clearly likha hua hai ki agar translation ke koi problem hua toh english ko final maana jaayega.