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Doubt Clearance Thread: UPSC 2021

"When in doubt, observe and ask questions. When certain, observe at length and ask many more questions."

Created this thread as a one stop solution for all members so that all the doubts wherein any conceptual clarification is required can be solved here. 

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Biryanisaid

Does buddhism believe in transmigration of soul?

kindly answer,i have been encountered with 2 contrasting statements in vision pt test

just to add to the discussion , Buddhism did not get involved into the question of soul 

moreover they focused on liberation from the rebirth cycle . 

Attaching for your reference : 


Biryani,sjerngal
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@RAGNAROKtax buoyancy = dy/dx . x/y When you only take difference you are neglecting the x/y factor 

This is what I understand

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@Biryani Buddhism does not believe in the concept of soul. However, as per Buddhism, due to trishna, an individual is trapped in the Karmic cycle of Birth and Rebirth. However, it is not the soul which transmigrates, rather it is the individual's endless desires fuelled by Trishna which ultimately translates into his desire for taking rebirth, which ultimately manifests itself in reality. 


Dionysus,Biryani
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Rashmirathisaid

@Shailputri Gram is chana and when you wash it and breaks it ( into two) it becomes chana dal ( as we do it at home)


bro there is a debate here many a times as botany as subject i see chick pea = chana ( brown and only chickpea for kala chna and safed respectively ) and gram means moong but when generally we use gram for chna also XDD

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Is fishing cat vulnerable or endangered?
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@necromancer  Kindly correct me on this if I'm wrong :)
Then why does it show Endangered even on WWF website ? 
https://www.wwfindia.org/about_wwf/priority_species/lesser_known_species/fishing_cat/#:~:text=The%20fishing%20cat%20is%20listed,international%20trade%20in%20this%20species.


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@necromancer I checked again. Thank you !


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Someone please tell me , Where were the Tripitaks finally compiled? In which buddhist council and at which place?
upsc2020,
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under permanent settlement who were the real owners of land-zamindars or britishers
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Jurgen_kloppsaid

under permanent settlement who were the real owners of land-zamindars or britishers

zamindars

Jurgen_klopp,
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sjerngalsaid

Someone please tell me , Where were the Tripitaks finally compiled? In which buddhist council and at which place?

Third Buddhist Council at Patliputra.

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Can someone please tell me where can I find topics like Sautantrika, Sammitiya, Sarvastivadin (buddhist sects ) and Sthanakvasi etc sects of Jainism?

I can not find them in any NCERT and not even in Nitin Singhania. Yet, I find it asked in almost every test series. 

This is giving me a different sort of anxiety now.. 

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is it correct, does organic farming requires the elimination of all synthetic inputs? also tell difference between znbf and organic farming from mcq point of view [1-2 distinguishing point]

thanks in advance

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Abhee123said

is it correct, does organic farming requires the elimination of all synthetic inputs? also tell difference between znbf and organic farming from mcq point of view [1-2 distinguishing point]

thanks in advance

Hope it helps 


Abhee123,
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Abhee123said

is it correct, does organic farming requires the elimination of all synthetic inputs? also tell difference between znbf and organic farming from mcq point of view [1-2 distinguishing point]

thanks in advance

zbnf means farming without chemicals (natural) and without taking any credit or spending any money on inputs. zbnf is basically intended to end debt cycle. In organic farming, farming is done without chemicals but farmer may take credit and spend money on inputs.

Abhee123,Shailputri
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Why are collegium recommendations sent to law ministry for clearance? Shouldn't they be sent to president who should act accordingly as he has no discretion and is bound by decision of collegium? Is it because of memorandum of procedure?



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D503said

Why are collegium recommendations sent to law ministry for clearance? Shouldn't they be sent to president who should act accordingly as he has no discretion and is bound by decision of collegium? Is it because of memorandum of procedure?



They can send the recommendations back for reconsideration and if the Collegium still sticks to the recommendation then it is binding.

Dionysus,Shailputri
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