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  From class 10 to IIT And Then IAS, Aamir-ul-Shafi Khan always performed his best.His idol to join Civil Services is 2009 civil services topper shah faesal from Kashmir as well. When asked about why Civil Services , Athar Aamir-ul-Shafi Khan said "Civil services give us the opportunity to work very closely
  Our society has an ambivalent attitude towards the protection of architectural heritage. On the one hand we are justifiably proud of the diverse and abundant evidence of our ancient civilisation, on the other we often prevaricate unjustifiably when it comes to protecting it. The most common rationalisation against conservation pits
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  On Sunday, April 24, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a grand panchayati raj sammelan in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leaders Deepak Birua, Shashi Bhushan Samad, Niral Purty, and Mangal Singh Bobonga were held in preventive custody, while another JMM leader Champai Soren was kept under house arrest. Reason:
  As focus shifts to fixing Brazil economy, its political problems are set to endure (IR ,GS 2 )
  Dilma Rousseff, Brazil's first woman head of state, has cleared her office at the Palácio do Planalto after a special Senate session voted to put her on an impeachment trial. Although Rousseff and the Workers' Party (PT) have tried everything in their arsenal to stay in power, Brazil now has
  Shashank Manohar's resignation as the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India has come at an inopportune moment for the sport in this country. Conversely, his re-election as the chairman of the International Cricket Council is a fillip to the game's apex body. In his recent stint
  The economy in the recent past has shown that it has the resilience to do so. But to overcome the current phase of declining investment rate, political and social cohesion is imperative. The Indian economy is currently passing through a phase of relatively slow growth. However, this should not cloud
  The Supreme Court verdict upholding the provisions of the Indian Penal Code that make defamation a criminal offence is retrograde and out of tune with the times. Many countries, including neighbouring Sri Lanka, have decriminalised defamation, which should be a civil offence alone. The court has unfortunately accepted the self-serving