11th May 2026 Morung Express Newspaper Analysis for NPSC and NSSB exam

Added: 2026-05-11

[00:00:02]Good evening future officers. Welcome back once again to topers academy morong express newspaper analysis for the 11th of May 2026. I hope you all are doing well and preparing with consistency and determination.

[00:00:16]Each day you sit down with the newspaper. You are training yourself to think like an administrator. Remember that civil services preparation is not just about clearing this exam. It is also about building judgments, clarity and responsibility as we analyze today's important news.

[00:00:33]Keep these points in mind. Firstly, always identify the background of the issue. Most current developments are not isolated events, but they are part of an ongoing policy debate or structural challenge.

[00:00:48]Second, focus on the constitutional and governance angle and ask yourself which article, scheme or institution is involved. What are the implementation challenges? How does it impact citizens at the grassroot levels? Third, try to frame a balanced conclusion. A good answer in the exam must acknowledge challenges but also suggest practical and realistic solution. As a as a civil servant, as an administrator, you should also be an solutionoriented officer.

[00:01:23]Today, pay special attention to government initiative and public welfare measures, administrative accountability, economic or developmental concerns relevant to the Northeast and the Netherland, social harmony and community participation. Also revise at least some of your static topics connected to today's news. Linking static and current affairs is the hallmark of a serious aspirant and a serious preparation.

[00:01:50]Remember the success is not achieved in one night. Success is not achieved in a traumatic moment but it is built through discipline and daily effort. Stay consistent, stay focused. And so now let us begin today's analysis.

[00:02:04]Before proceeding uh with our analysis for the day, I would like to highlight and mention that today's uh analysis might not be long enough. It might be a very short analysis only.

[00:02:23]So sometimes it might be a lengthy analysis, sometimes it will be short. So today as per the news uh we'll be covering only some topics and maybe some other days we will also take up some geopolitical issues. Today's news I think there's no such important geopolitical news though there's certain things that I would like to cover up though it might not be directly reflected from your very news article.

[00:02:50]I'll try to connect your studies with your GS or static portion and I'll let you know what you should study and how do you connect uh the newspaper analysis with your static portion.

[00:03:07]Joseph Vijay takes out over takes over as Dame Ladu chief minister. He pledges to begin a new era of justice. Before proceeding any further with our analysis, I would like to mention some few things that you can keep in mind when you're studying about or so when you're trying to connect the thoughts with this very news uh with this very news article that is regarding the chief minister chief minister of Tamil Ladu.

[00:03:40]So pay pay close attention to this. All right.

[00:03:46]The political party from formed by Joseph VJ right the political party from which political party is he from?

[00:03:59]So it is TV. So now DVK you have to find the full form right you have to study this.

[00:04:08]Second thing since it's talking about politics now the next thing that was in the news regarding the very political issue was the number of seats okay the total number of seats what is the majority that is needed to form the government.

[00:04:31]So when we are going through the news I will tell you what is the number of the seeds and what was the maturity date.

[00:04:36]Okay. So before studying try to ask certain questions now so that when you're reading through the news or new through the analysis you will tend to focus on those areas that uh need some attentions. So the maturity that is needed in order to form the government who administers the oath of to the office of the project minister and role of the governor And when you're looking at the role of the governor, you have to study about the constitutional provisions article.

[00:05:50]provisions or articles, right? So, articles to 163 164. So, it close you should do that. That is important.

[00:06:05]The relationship between governor of a state and the chief minister and the chief minister. Again, this is something that you should say. So when you're studying about the relationship you have to look into the uh their their good sides and also the uh conflicting sides right so you have also you also have to study about the conflicts okay conflicts that arises and what are some of the recommendations of certain committees what are the recommendations like commission recommendation so this is how you should go about while you're studying So when you're studying this one, you should also study this one which will be which will be uh what was that in relation to article 371A.

[00:07:34]That is one question. And another question in relation to in relation to uh what was that FNTA? Okay.

[00:07:48]frontier naka territorial authority. So these are some of the areas you try to focus on and the next thing that I would like to discuss as a separate topic will be the role of a governor in or during hung assembly. Okay.

[00:08:12]Hung assembly.

[00:08:17]So you have to write and study this one for 10 to 20 marks. We like we we'll try to discuss a little bit on this one uh when we uh when we discuss the article.

[00:08:30]Okay. So let's keep this aside for now.

[00:08:33]Try to focus on these areas. All right.

[00:08:36]You try to pause them and slow them down and try to focus on those points that I've mentioned. All right.

[00:08:45]slowly.

[00:08:47]So this will be the one.

[00:08:50]Now let's discuss the news.

[00:08:53]Joseph Vijay takes over the Tamil Ladu chief minister. He pledges to begin a new era of justice. Now when you're discussing this one, let's try to study what are the what are the positive versus negative impact of free pe culture. Okay, free peace.

[00:09:25]Free peace. All right, that is also something that I want you to ponder upon.

[00:09:31]The cheered and heralded by sea of delirious supporters, C Joseph Vijay takes odd as a chief minister of Dame Ladu on Sunday with a pledge that a new era of real secular social justice starts from now.

[00:09:47]Ahead of his speech, he also signed three orders. So what were these three orders? 200 units of free electricity, a task force for women's safety and a task force to tackle the truck menace.

[00:10:06]So the menladu have a total assembly seats of 234, right? So 234 and the majority to form the government was 118.

[00:10:18]Okay?

[00:10:22]So you should keep in mind how many seats even last year during the Bihar's state general election they have asked about how many seats there is there in the Bihar legislative assembly. So you should study this.

[00:10:36]Now let's discuss a little bit on the Hung assembly.

[00:10:49]Then then we can say that a hung assembly or a hung parliament is a situation when there is no single party with a majority to form the government.

[00:11:24]from the government.

[00:11:32]So it is a situation where >> so it is also a situation where a majority of the form the common is also a situation where one symbol one party did not get that maturity to form the government pre-pool alliance did not secure maturity.

[00:12:14]Okay.

[00:12:16]So the governor steps in in this situation as a key constitutional officer to decide who gets the first invitation to form the government. So during this time we have this in the exercise of the governor the governor may invite the party that has the people's mandate and state at claim to form the common. So the government called the governor sorry the governor then fixes a time to administer the oath of the office to the chief minister designate and then so the first instance is where the governor the governor can call upon the first preference okay the first preference is that they can call upon for a preool majority right alliance majority with majority.

[00:13:05]So this is the recommendation of the Sakaria Commission.

[00:13:10]So the Sakaria Commission has recommended that the governor should first invite a bull alliance that has secured a clear majority in the assembly. The principle has also been received judicial support. So as per the Sagar Commission's recommendation, it is say that if there's not if a political party does not secure a clear polit a clear majority to form the government, then the first preference that the governor should take is to call the people alliance. Okay. Election majority form they will be called upon to form the government.

[00:13:47]Second preference is that The single largest party though the single largest party.

[00:14:01]The single largest party though they did not secure the majority.

[00:14:05]The governor may invite the single largest party which means the party which have won the maximum number of seats in the uh in the assembly election. They will be called upon by the governor or they will be invited by the governor to form the uh government.

[00:14:19]However, they have to have a floor test where they have to prove their majority or say at least they should have that alliance or pecking from the other legislators to show that they have reached the uh majority that is let's take the example of Tamil Ladu then they have reached 118 seats.

[00:14:37]So here the Supreme Court uh of India also clarify that constitution does not require the ruling party to independently hold a majority. However, what matters is whether the government enjoys the confidence of legislative assembly or not.

[00:14:52]The third uh preferences was that or the third preference actually postp alliance. Post pull alliance after the elections results are declared. Maybe the next option is a post election alliance formed after results are declared. Such coalitions are constitutionally valid if they can demonstrate majority support in the house just like it happened in the Tamil Lu right Tamil Latu this time where DVK have secured about 108 seats but they need 118 so there was a shortage of 10 to 11 seats because Vijay won two seats so he have to give up one so it's just say they were in need of 100 uh 10 to 11 seats they were need in of that so what they did was during the election process they did not have alliance with the Congress, okay, with the INC international congress. However, after the elections results were declared, the DVK also formed an alliance postpull alliance with the Indian National Congress, thus securing plus five vote, which means it was taking their total to 112. So the the more that they uh the rest of the vote from where they got was from the other like CPI or or I forgot to mention the crew but there were some small parties where they had like two seats two seats two seats finally he have reached the magic number of 118 and then he was able to form the government. If okay that is one, two and third preferences. But if okay if at all if no party can form the government or if alliance fail or if they cannot secure an alliance to form the government. Then what can happen in the worst case scenario is that it may lead to dissolution of the house or in a way like uh what we call that president's rule. Yes, president's rule are declared in the state and then there will be fresh re-election but this is the worst case scenario because here you are going to lo uh lose a lot of resources and wealth okay in the electionary process.

[00:17:27]So that is the worst case scenario but luckily we did not reach this extent but uh we we can see that this was not successful single uh and then sorry this was not there. So the single largest party that was chest party was DVK party was called upon or invited by the governor and then they had this they were they took the third preferences which was the boostful alliance where they had an alliance with all these other small parties to form the government finally. Okay. So these are some of the ways but one thing that I would like to uh emphasize upon and also let you all know that is even though the DVK and its alliance have formed the government today it is very fragile. Okay, it is very fragile. If tomorrow some of the alliance 2 plus 2 plus 2 + 5 any of the alliance leave their party or say they do not offer they do not offer their support then the DVK will fail.

[00:18:30]That is one scenario. Second scenario is during a confidence vote, confidence motion though the DVK through their whip. I know for sure we know for sure that they will get at least that 107 seats for sure and maybe the Congress might support them. So it will come to 112.

[00:18:49]But if DMK and AIMK they come up with a uh good offer and they offer to this group. Okay. very good positions. Now, if in the confidence motion, if TA do not vote in favor of DVK and NVJ, there's a high chance that the government might fail even before reaching its full duration.

[00:19:13]So, we need to be very uh watchful about this one. We never know what might happen. Okay? Because the government that is at the center is not in alliance, the TVK is not in alliance with the government at the center. So throughout history in India that the government in the state when it is not in good uh relationship or alliance with those who are ruling at the center then know state smooth functioning.

[00:19:40]Okay. So we must be watchful about that and we never know in politics anything can happen right. So if we say these two are enemies for so long or if these two's ideology is quite different, we never know if tomorrow if power is offered they might come together as one in order to feed a common enemy. Okay.

[00:19:59]So we never know in the days to come anything might happen.

[00:20:04]So that is one of the short discussion even me I did not prepare for that.

[00:20:13]So maybe I'll also try to know revise a little bit on those topics and help you guys in the coming days if any situation arises on this regard. So Vijay took out as the 14th chief minister of Tamil Ladu. So his party name is Tamilaga Vetri Kazakam. Okay don't forget his name Damilaga Vetric Kazakam. I don't know about how they will function. All right, that is that is one one thing that I I'm I'm thinking of. Though I'm optimistic, I'm not very pessimistic about it. But one thing that I like about the new cabinet under the Vijay's DVK parties government is most of the cabinet ministers are very well educated.

[00:20:54]Okay, very well educated. Some are engineers, some are doctors, some are educians.

[00:21:02]So educated cabinet somewhat like when we look at Nepal's cabinet but you know when we look at the when we look at the administration you know all it is also quite true that politicians thought they might not be very much educated. They might lack some educational knowledge but it is that they have been through it. They've been in the politics for the past 20 years, 30 years. They have come from the crown grassroot level and they have reached a certain position that they know a lot about how a country functions, how a state functions and how to take the country and all how to take care of the country or the state. But if at all you are a very fresher until unless you have a very good team of advisors and good team of uh bureaucracy and secretaries, it will be a little bit of no hurdle or a difficulty and a challenge for for the new cabinet even if you're educated in so let's see how it will go but then we are hoping for the best that finally an educated cabinet we are getting from Tamil Nadu Himanda Biswas Sharma has been appointed as the chief minister of Assam he will take out on 12th of May that is tomorrow Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Achara on Sunday appointed BGB Lady Himman Davidwasarm as the chief minister of the state Under which article? Under article 164 clause one of the constitution of the India official have said no. The notification stated that the governor in exercise of the powers that is vested in him under clause one of the article 164 of the Indian constitution was pleased to appoint Dr. Himandabisw the chief minister of Assam.

[00:22:48]Officially Nagalin remains corruption free again in 2024. Wow. We say is corrupted. corrupted corruption.

[00:22:57]They thus are saying that Nagal is corruption free. Okay. And I think this is the this is the most unrealistic joke for today. But das are showing that only. So we should accept it. All right.

[00:23:16]Try to swallow it down your throat. But Nalin is corruption free. Okay? If tomorrow onwards if any one of you say Nagalen is corrupted I'll just show you these numbers. All right.

[00:23:28]Officially Nagalan remained largely corruption free in 2024 with a state reporting as zero fresh graft cases during the year. According to the latest crime in India 2024 report released by the National Crime Records Bureau. The data pertained to offenses registered under the prevention of corruption act 1988 and related provisions of the Indian panel court.

[00:23:54]This is the second time in the last 3 years that Nagalan has reported no new corruption cases after similar zero in 2022. The state has reported just one case in 2023. See 2022 zero case 2023 one case 2024 zero case when it comes to corruption.

[00:24:10]Now but the problem here is Kim registered as a against corruption that is the thing okay maybe in a there's many corruption cases going on you know I know but we are going hand in hand with them maybe and then we are not reporting it maybe that is the reason why when we look into the datas we don't have this corruption cases so after recording 11 cases in 2014 that is more than a dec decade ago it declined to two the next year that is 215 before increasing to 12 once again in 2017 and the as big to 16. That was the peak of corruption cases that was registered uh from Nland in 2018 before decreasing drastically to near zero since the except five cases in 2020. There were none in 2022 and 2024. So which means Nakalan is corruption free. Meanwhile, the latest NCB data shows that Nakalan enter 2024 with 19 corruption cases pending investigation from previous years. Now during the year, three final reports were submitted. However, no case were charged with it, leaving 16 cases still under investigation at the end of the year. As per the report, no fresh cases were registered at the state anti-corruption bureau of vigilance or loca during 2024. National status then what is the national status?

[00:25:25]In contrast, the anti-corruption enforcement remained active nationally.

[00:25:28]According to NCB, a total of 453 corruption cases were registered in 2024 by the state anti-corruption bureau across India.

[00:25:36]Okay. So in India that is the rate but then in nate we have zero cases registered under this corruption act has been launched to strengthen the livestock farming. Very important. Okay.

[00:25:47]It might come for your MCQ.

[00:25:51]A move aimed at strengthening livestock farming and digital livestock extension service in the northeast. The mobile application C AU1 or IU sati sati means assistance.

[00:26:05]Just remember that it has something to do with the assistance or AI assistance and all. So we have this pashu sati was launched during the 8th college extension advisory committee meeting held at the college of veterinary science and animal husbandry chaloki under the central agriculture university on May 8th. According to a press release, the Caui Pashu SATi app has been designed as a digital support platform for bakery and poultry farmers in the northeast with particular emphasis on farming communities in Aland. The initiative seeks to provide scientific livestock management practices, disease prevention guidance, nutrition related information and improve access to veterinary sorry veterinary advisory services through the userfriendly digital interface.

[00:27:00]Kua Science College concludes 3-day agentic AI suction workshop.

[00:27:07]So I think we have already covered this a few days ago but let's just uh go through since it has concluded maybe there are some winners so we'll try to know about their names and their works.

[00:27:17]So a three-day workshop was held to where it was held that is important that was in Kohima science college in collaboration with whom again that is one thing that you should keep in mind and while you are studying a three-day workshop come ecaton on the agendic AI suction was held from May 7 to 9th at kohima science college concluded with an active participation from the students faculty members uh scholars and resource persons. The program organized in partnership with Chapel. Oh yes, this is one not Chapel. Okay. Capal capable in chapel. So sorry. So capable in aimed to introduce participants to emerging trends in artificial intelligence and provide hands-on exposure to practical AI tools and applications.

[00:28:01]So uh participants also showcased several AI based projects developed during the workshop which were inclusive of uh including the mind sync AI that was one project a platform designed to monitor student mental wellness as well as projects such as from story to animation and wellness at home. So these were some of the projects that they have done.

[00:28:23]The second okay so the winners can be price name or who are the winners that is going to be important for your MCQ time right so let's just try to uh uh let's just try to read it through the lines the first prize was awarded to the corollary okay to the corollary to what is this corollar it was an AI powered study engine application which was developed by master of science second semester mathematics students his his or her name will Rangeni Tenti Jamir and Ren Chung Jamir. Ren Chung Jamir and Nitesh Defnut and Assari Chach.

[00:29:03]The second prize went to Ton Posco Secondary School class 11 student Sensu Yantan for creating heel alert. So what is this hill alert and it is a landslide reporting application intended for use in Nland. Very important application.

[00:29:18]All right. So a class 11 student being able to create a uh such an application is something that uh we should all be proud of and also encourage more. The third prize was awarded to MSE Master of Science fourth semester anthropology student Cindi Kaba and Amos Lalian Zot for designing Anitex.

[00:29:42]Andex is an AI integrated wildlife encyclopedia capable of identifying animals through image scanning and providing related informations. So it was very good. I think the the event have been very fruitful. Nedm conducts enterprise readiness workshop in long leng. So when you become an ESC you're going to be a part of such an workshops also and you're going to be speaking there or say organizing such a workshop.

[00:30:08]So let's get through the lines because we have a very famous name that is coming up in this very news.

[00:30:15]The nakalan skill and entrepreneurship development mission you study is for 10 marks contribution or say the achievement the goals the targets the challenges of this nm in nagalen and what they have done so far under the investment and development authority of nagalan so the nm is under the investment development authority of nagal itan conducted the enterprise readiness support workshop 2.0 O which is actually a two-tier program that was held from 8th of May to 9th of May at the uh VCC and VTP association complex in Long Lang.

[00:30:50]I think this is village council chairmans and VTP village development program uh sorry village development port association complex in long lang.

[00:30:58]So the workshop was organized by to strengthen the enterprise capabilities among micro business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs in the district. So delivering the opening remarks by inong Naglao, the ESC extra assistant commissioner LL emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship as a pathway for economic growth and encourage participants to build confidence in pursuing enterprise opportunities.

[00:31:24]So participants to build confidence in pursuing enterprise opportunities. She also stressed the importance of changing one's mindset and being more open-minded. So I'll further urge participants to take initiative by stepping forward, seeking opportunities and becoming more proactive and aware in improving their future prospect. So regarding this, I want you to study on this one.

[00:31:51]job seekers from job seekers to job creators.

[00:32:02]This is one thing I want you to focus on. Okay?

[00:32:06]You also have to study about uh it is very controversial but just to test your your uh your approach they might even ask government jobs versus private jobs or sorry entrepreneurship.

[00:32:31]Okay, this is something they might ask.

[00:32:34]You also have to prepare a note on chief minister's micro finance initiative for up to 10 marks. Okay.

[00:32:45]Have any lessons been learned from US failure in the Iran war? So far, the US has lost two AWCS aircraft and three F-15 fighter jets while failing to spot an Iranian jet that went on to wreck havoc. While the US military had made many achievements in the uh Iran conflict, it is far from costfree. Okay.

[00:33:06]Though they have achieved a lot of things, they have won certain uh uh certain battles. Iran conducted an extensive retaliatory strike targeting high value US bases. So according to the international report and satellite data, the damage to aircraft rator and communication system throughout February and March was more significant than initially reported. In all, 16 US military sites in eight different countries across the Middle East were hit and some of them sustained enough damage to be unusable.

[00:33:36]Did the US learn any lessons as much from the failures as from the successes?

[00:33:41]The US clearly made some major blunders despite far superior air defense and sophisticated command and control system. Most particularly, the US lost two AWS aircrafts, one totally destroyed and the other possibly unrepairable and three F-15 fighter jets down by friendly fire.

[00:34:00]The US also missed an Iranian jet that did substantial damage to camp uh Buring in Kuwait. So this is not actually uh particularly relevant for your exam perspective but I just try to mention this very article because of an because I want to highlight a very interesting thing about the art of war. Okay. When we say art of war today in the international arena there's a lot of uh there's a lot of proxy wars happening proxy wars so this is one thing that is happening but now I want to focus not on the proxy wars but one thing that I would like to highlight is but the art of asymmetric warfare Okay.

[00:35:07]Asmmetric warfare or asatic strategy where a very strong and powerful country versus a small or less powerful country.

[00:35:23]This is called asymmetric warfare.

[00:35:25]Symmetric means both are very strong.

[00:35:27]Okay? Like for instance, if a war happens between China and USA or say Russia and USA, this is an symmetric warfare. But this is an asymmetric warfare where Iran is on a smaller or lesser powerful side when it comes to the capabilities and military powers and the economy. And when we look at the US and the uh and the and the Israel, we can see that there's a strong and powerful nation on one side. So there's an asymmetric warfare. Even not only the country but the weapons that they use are quite asymmetric where there it led to a cost curve. Okay.

[00:36:02]cost curve where the lower cost Iranian okay lower cost Iranian Iranian systems challenge the expensive expensive USIsraeli and Gulf assets. All right. What so what happened during this conflict? If US attacks, okay, with one missile or say with one rocket or one drone, this drone was worth say 300 million. Just taking an example, okay? But Iran made use of a drone that is worth $100,000, okay, to destroy this 300 million. So look at the de uh look at the cost, look at the cost curve, right? So how much the US have cost to make this one missile or say one rocket and Iran when they're spending $100,000 US is spending $300 million US. So in a way though in this battle US must have made more damages to the towards the Iranian side but when we look at the cost we can see that it was the US who have suffered more losses. Okay. So this is an asymmetric warfare and Indian asymmetric warfare. It is always that those country who are more powerful and who have superior weapons they used to suffer much more economic losses. All right. So militarily they might be successful but economically when we look at things uh their expenses are not uh you know not symmetric. All right. So this there this is called asymmetric warfare.

[00:37:58]rupees 1,700 cr a day. the cost of shielding India from the global energy shock to my viewers also that once the election is over just look at the news and just look at the central government that they're going to declare certain things and also no create some shock waves create some shock waves where they might say we have less oil now we with less gas now there will be an increase in the prices.

[00:38:34]Okay. So before the general elections important states central government will burn their capital or burn their reserves in order to keep the prices stable. Okay. But once this election is over and once they get what they aspire for once things gets uh no once the election gets over they're going to declare certain things and that's going to create a shock waves that was one thing that I was predicting and it seems that it is coming true slowly so about rupees 1,600 to 1,700 crores per day over rupes 1 lakh crores was spent in the past 10 weeks in order to maintain the cost stability So that's the cost that the stateowned oil firms incur for insulating Indian consumers from the global energy shock.

[00:39:29]But ever widening losses are now raising questions on how long they can continue pairing the cost without financial uh cap cap uh capitulating.

[00:39:40]Now, since the war broke out in the Middle East 10 weeks ago, state-owned oil marketing companies, OMC's have ensured uninterrupted supplies of petrol, diesel and cooking gas LPG at the rates that were way below their cost. Unlike many global energy system that imposed rationing or pass through steep prices increase. Now this has resulted in the three oil marketing companies, the Indian oil corporations, the Parat Petroleum Corporations and the Hindustan Petroleum Corporations Limited running record high under recoveries.

[00:40:11]Two sources with direct knowledge of the matters have said now the combined under recovery on petrol, diesel and cooking gas LPG is rupees 1,600 crores, rupees 1,700 crores daily. They said adding a total under recovery for 10 weeks is now well over one lakh crores. Despite a 50% surge in input crude oil prices, petrol and diesel continue to be priced at 2-year old rate at 94.77 a liter. So though the cost okay though the cost that is incurred in producing the oil and petroleum like petroleum, diesel and all like not only producing but uh no to acquire and all. However, the rate of the petrol remain petrol and diesel remains almost the same at around uh 94 rupees so and 87 rupees respectively.

[00:40:58]Domestic cooking gas LPG prices were raised in March by rupees 60 only per cylinder but they are still way lower than the actual cost that is that they're incurring in order to manufacture that or say to pro procure that. Now titiki why all of a sudden once the election is over they started mentioning about how much the companies are struggling in order to know in order to produce such oil and all election even in one of the event I think last week or I think last week or Saturday our honorable prime minister I think it's one it was in Hyderabad in a speech he said that uh try to Try to work from home. Okay. Try to work from home as much as you can so that fuel prices.

[00:41:52]Now, why would he tell the public to make use of to make use of uh stay at home or say work from home in order to save fuel? When he goes on saying and when the government goes on saying that there's no shortage of fuel, there's no shortage of cases then why why is the government why is the our honorable prime minister telling the public to encourage for work from home instead of traveling. He also encouraged uh the public in the country not to go for foreign trips foreign trips because when you go for foreign trips he also told the people not to buy gold.

[00:42:41]Okay.

[00:42:44]Because India turn a balance of payment while buying purchasing gold. Now see he used to travel around the world takes money when the people want to go on a vacation after saving up for seven six years with their family. Now the government is telling them not to go instead of the free peace, corrupt practices, mismanagement of fun people and then see in the near future if a day comes the people to not stop going for their trips. No, maybe maybe it might not happen but just as a joke maybe the government will go on and say saying the government might go on saying that those people who will travel to outside of this country are called desro they are the uh uh they are the enemies of this country they're nonpriotic but I don't think that might not happen but just as a joke all right so don't take it seriously I think our news analysis is coming to an end with that so I don't have any resentment against uh the current government also there's a lot of uh development that is going on in a rapid pace but no matter what government comes to power there is always something that we will have to say about them and there will always be something that we will complain about and that's how our country used to be held accountable uh and transparent through that cautioning only. So it's not against uh any political party or against any ruden government but just some cautions and just some uh reality checks. Okay.

[00:44:51]Now I will try to go through some of your comment section though I did not raise any question. uh let's see if you have commented anything since and if you have raised any question then I would like to reply with one two words so we have this uh health code 1704 grateful for your effort it made a difference you're most welcome and I'm much more happier than than doing this okay so I'm very much happy that it is helping you in any way possible lu at gi Thank you sir for always enriching us with your insightful knowledge through your daily analysis news analysis you're most welcome okay always keep supporting keep watching keep learning rov thank you so much sir just one question sir if the NPS introduces a new syllabus will it be challenging to face and deal with it for the freshest parent who just started his coaching 5 months ago see regarding this in a way I used to feel like those veterans will suffer the as compared to those who are starting off now because veterans they are habituated to give that old three paper exam and the MCQ type exams and also only one GS2 exam but they have been doing that for the past 7 8 years. So it will be a bit difficult for them to uh adapt to the new drastic changes. So maybe it will be difficult for them uh to view things differently to view things from a broader perspective to view things from a very descriptive manner. Okay. Especially like history and all. It will be difficult for them to view in that way. And like veterans who are in service because once the new syllabus comes maybe it will so for some it might take one two years to adapt to the new changes and understand the new syllabusy. Okay. If the syllabus is so vague then if the syllabus is specific then okay it is fine for everyone but if the syllabus just like today it is so vague no syllabus is one of the most vague that I used to say they don't specify which portion to focus they just say Indian polity Indian economy like that but when you look in the other states syllabus you will see that Indian economian polity focus mention direct Indian polity So vastly is so vast what what are we going to focus on still it will be difficult for every one of us but if they come up with the syllabus where they have specified like the NSS syllabus subject it might be helpful for all of us and then we they can stick to the syllabus and we can also stick to the syllabus and prepare accordingly and those who are starting off now I think it is an advantage to you for you instead of being a disadvantage. Okay?

[00:47:50]Because from now on you can start preparing like uh the new syllabus itself that you don't have to worry about the old habits old habits.

[00:48:07]So it might take time for them to adapt to the new changes. But since you are just starting off now I think it will be much me much more easier for you to transition from the uh towards the new syllabus. Right.

[00:48:21]Savage 3 Savage W3I sir it's not about wasting our time rather it is about widening our understanding of intep matters or happening of our state and giving us a glimpse of the outside world as well which we aren't really aware of.

[00:48:34]Personally one core reason which interests me regarding this newspaper analysis is because you share a lot of knowledge beyond our content sometimes and it's helping me a lot lately. Thank you sir. You are most welcome. Though I know so little the little that I know that I'm sharing with you if it actually helps you even for a like I say a drop in your mighty ocean then I will be ever ready and happy to do that. Savage W3I you keep watching keep learning. All right. Uh Aichi if the NPC introduce new syllabus it will come into effect in the next session right or else it will be too late for this session. See at this present session laga main's result bean main's result might be out around July and the viva will finish by August. So what can happen in this scenario is like technical exam last year question paper trend declare within three to four months they conducted the exam in the new trend. Okay. So there are high chances that if at all they're going to declare the new syllabus by this year. I think by this year's prelims itself they're going to affect the new syllabus or if they do not affect by this year syllabus maybe they will affect by this year's mains. Okay. And the prelims will start from next year. But I'm expecting that they won't wait for that long. I think they're straight away going to start with this year's prelims itself.

[00:50:03]But it is not out in the official casi. It is not out in the official website. So let's just wait for the uh new notification to come out. Don't be so anxious about anything. Your only job now for now is uh to keep continuing preparation or but this time try to study more intensely more deeper with better understanding and not only as an MCQ but study as if you're going to write an descriptive for 10 20 marks.

[00:50:30]Okay.

[00:50:31]practice.

[00:50:33]Later on when the syllabus is out, we'll try to sort out at least something out of that. Okay, with that being said, I think we can end our session here tonight. Comment section.

[00:50:43]Even tonight, I did not ask any question. I just gave some extra information. So, if there's any question that you like to raise, you can ask. No personal questions of course, but then if there's things that you can you want to raise, you can raise or questions that you want to ask, you can ask. and also uh give suggestions or not suggestions but al also if there's any topic uh any topic that has been repeated in the news and then if there's anything that is uh that is of interest for you to share now regarding the repeated news in the uh rep repeated topics in the news you can always share by doing that okay and if there's something that you really like to highlight from this article just to give in the comment section also you're always ready to do that okay in one two sentences also just to give our comment section active so let's do that maybe in the other sessions I'll try to ask some questions where you can uh answer in the comment section there are some news articles where there's no question needed there are some articles where there's a lot of questions needed so next time maybe by tomorrow I'll try to come up with some questions and I'll ask you all right so I'll end our session here tonight uh may you all have a very productive and a successful and a pleasant evening. I'll see you all tomorrow. Thank you and have a very good night. Bye-bye.