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| Darbar Move Revived: A Legacy Reborn | | | | Omkar Dattatray
The revival of the historic Darbar Move by the Jammu and Kashmir government marks a momentous development in the region’s administrative and cultural landscape. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah’s decision to restore this age-old practice has reignited a long-standing debate over tradition, governance, and economic practicality. The move, which involves the biannual shifting of the civil secretariat and other government offices between the twin capitals of Srinagar and Jammu, was a defining feature of Jammu and Kashmir’s administrative heritage for nearly a century and a half. It symbolized not only a functional necessity in the bygone era but also a cultural bridge uniting t | |
| | | | Success in UPSC without coaching | | | | Vijay Garg
Passing the UPSC exam is required to join Indian Administrative Service The candidate has to face tough competition in this exam. Some people believe that it takes expensive coaching to clear UPSC but this is not true. Success is also possible with continuous preparation, planned effort and dedication on its own level.
You can pass the UPSC exam successfully without expensive coaching. Just include your knowledge, discipline and persistence in preparation. So you know how to pass prestigious exams like UPSC in a sequential manner without expensive coaching.
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| | | | Lighting Young Minds: What Festivals Teach the Next Generation | | | | NEHA SHARMA
Every year, as the first diya flickers to life before Diwali, something changes in our homes. The air smells ofsweets and fresh paint, laughter fills the rooms, and children run around excitedly, helping in small ways or at least pretending to. To a grown-up, it might look like chaos. But to a child, it’s magic. Festivals have a way of speaking to children long before they can understand their meanings. They don’t hear the sermons or read the scriptures, but they feel what celebrations stand for: warmth, sharing, joy, and togetherness. These early memories, year after year, shape how a young mind learns to love, to give, and to belong.
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