Defence Blog

ONLY FOR THIS DAY   There a re a bunch of tales circulating out there regarding the life of an defence  aspirant, especially about the toppers. Please keep in mind that truth is often different. When someone says that an UPSC DEFENCE  aspirant has to study 16 hours a day to crack this exam or that one aspirant just glanced through the textbooks and reproduced the facts to clear the exam, rest assured, these statements are highly wrong. No defence aspirant, in fact, no human being can continuously study for 16 hours a day without exhaustion engulfing him/her. Nor can anyone clear the exam by just reproducing the textbooks. Each aspirant is built differently, and hence, the study hours will vary from person to person. But, there will be few commonalities in every defence  aspirant’s life. These traits are what creates a topper out of an aspirant.  Start his day when other are sleeping .   Every day of an defence aspirant should consist of reading the new...

A MEMORABLE PICTURE TAKING THE SIGN OF VICTORY It all started when  military confrontation between India and Pakistan  that occurred during the Bangladesh liberation war   in East Pakistan  from 3 December 1971 to the fall of Dhaka   on 16 December 1971. The war began with Operation Chengiz Khan  's preemptive aerial strikes on 11 Indian Air Station  , which led to the commencement of hostilities with Pakistan and Indian entry into the war for independence in East Pakistan on the side of Bengali Nationalist Forces  , expanding the existing conflict with Indian and Pakistani forces engaging on both eastern and western fronts.  13 days after the war started, India achieved a clear upper hand, the Eastern Command   of the Pakistan  signed the instrument of surrender   on 16 December 1971 in Dhaka, marking the formation   as the new nation of Bangladesh. On that time our chief of army staff is Gen...

As when the new unmerciful terrorist group has take over  as the govt of Afghanistan , then a statement given by   Taliban leader Sher Mohammed Abbas Stanekzai has said the group wants to continue Afghanistan’s political, economic and cultural ties with India, the first time a member of the Taliban’s top hierarchy has spoken on the issue since the takeover of Kabul.  so having a relationship  with Afghanistan Taliban govt. is good for our country regarding the security purposes ?     NO, To give the answer of this thing let me tell you some statements given by Sher Mohammed Abbas is that " Trade with India through Pakistan is very important for us. With India, trade through air corridors will also remain open,” he said, outlining the Taliban’s plans for trade in the region." However, he didn’t say whether trade via India should be two-way. Pakistan has allowed Afghan traders to ship their goods to India through its t...

                                              SLOVENIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM  The school system in Slovenia is divided into three sections of education: primary, secondary and tertiary Primary education is provided by public and private kindergartens, basic schools, basic schools with an adapted education programmer, music schools and educational institutions for children with special educational needs. Secondary education is provided by upper secondary schools and secondary schools. It is classified as general or vocational technical and secondary professional or technical education. The third segment of education, tertiary education , is provided by both public and private institutions. It consists of higher post-secondary vocational education and higher education. Higher post-secondary vocational education is provided by higher vocational colleges, while higher educ...

  Here i want to share 2 beautiful place of my district which i visited many times and very close to my heart .   Sitting as one of the most idyllic holiday destinations in lap of Himachal, Mandi is a hill retreat blessed with a unique blend of rustic landscapes, cultural extravaganza and culinary delight. The town is indeed a traveler's paradise hiding in its store, an array of activities and religious sites that leave them with an unforgettable holiday experience to cherish for life. REWALSAR LAKE : Considered as one of the most sacred lakes of Himachal Pradesh, Rewalsar Lake is revered by the people of different religions- Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist. Tibetan Buddhist calls it by the name of Tso-Pema, the lotus lake. Legend has it that the king of Mandi tried to kill Guru Padmasambhava when he got to know that his daughter Mandarava is running off with him. The king tried to ruin their love by cursing them to die in a fire. By using his supernatural powers, Padmasambhava tra...