Because of the corona virus issue? If it does not happen then worst affected will be people whose interview is stuck, around 600-700 such people I think are yet to appear for their interview.
@neyawn sir and others, what is your take?
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It would be dropped. We just lost one confirmed question due to absurd translation.
Wait..i am compiling the most likely answers for Reading comprehension...went Through all articles again
economic liberalisation C for first and D for secondlabour RC is Dright to privacy Awetland Casset Afinancial investment volatility Briver interlinking Aeconomic freedom Curban body first A, second B85% agriculture first part C and second Dspanish ship Dmonsoon Flood dam Dmalnutrition Bcredit bank Csolid waste management Cgenome editing Creligious freedom Bbiotechnology regulation first B and second Cgas economy RC first part C and second Apusa arhar CAll the best
Although I have many questions with ur key...but in all likelihood..ur answer key with official key will have max 1 or 2 different answers...I personally feel...all 25 answer given by w.r.t RC is 100% correct...thnx for ur hardwork ..u calmed my anxiety and nerves...
I doubt the answers provided by almost all the institutes of the question about minimum number of days the Parliament is required to meet.
The constitution does mention that there should'nt be more than 6 months gap between each session, and that does imply that minimum number should be 2. Idk why anybody is not discussing about this.
Because ultimately to attempt the questions of polity, one must refer to the constitution for clarity. We can't get answers if some news article or website mention it verbatim.
I doubt the answers provided by almost all the institutes of the question about minimum number of days the Parliament is required to meet.
The constitution does mention that there should'nt be more than 6 months gap between each session, and that does imply that minimum number should be 2. Idk why anybody is not discussing about this.
Let upsc know abt the ambiguity of this qus and how you think there can be two answer for this in their representation portal . If u u listen to me upsc never go that far
what we require is a good lawyer who can force UPSC to declare answer key. what kind of transparency is this. all major exams jee neet even declare omr, this exam makes bureaucrats and they hide under secrecy which they also do after they become one.
they have zero respect for people who prepare, prime of their life is destroyed and all the anxiety and BP killed students...
We should really look for a good lawyer.
what we require is a good lawyer who can force UPSC to declare answer key. what kind of transparency is this. all major exams jee neet even declare omr, this exam makes bureaucrats and they hide under secrecy which they also do after they become one.
they have zero respect for people who prepare, prime of their life is destroyed and all the anxiety and BP killed students...
We should really look for a good lawyer.
Bhai even state pscs are declaring keys these days in 2 3 days post exam. Transparency, my foot
Article 85(1) of the Constitution empowers the President tosummon each House of Parliament to meet at such time and placeas he thinks fit, but six months shall not intervene between itslast sitting in one Session and the date appointed for its firstsitting in the next Session. [Notwithstanding outer limit laid downin article 85, the Parliament may have to be called before 31 Marchin order to pass at least a Vote on Account to carry on theadministration as no money can be withdrawn from theConsolidated Fund of India except under appropriation madeby law passed in accordance with article 114(3). Besides, articles352(4 &8), article 356(3) and article 360(2)(c) lay down certaintime limits for summoning the Houses of Parliament.] ThePresident exercises the power to summon the Houses on therecommendation of the Prime Minister or the Cabinet.Normally, three Sessions, namely the Budget, Monsoon andWinter Sessions, are held in a calendar year. The question ofhaving more or less fixed dates for the commencement of thethree Sessions was considered by the General Purpose Committeeof the Lok Sabha at their sitting held on 22 April, 1955, and theyrecommended the following time-table for the three Sessions:I doubt the answers provided by almost all the institutes of the question about minimum number of days the Parliament is required to meet.
The constitution does mention that there should'nt be more than 6 months gap between each session, and that does imply that minimum number should be 2. Idk why anybody is not discussing about this.