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Took a session on “ Navigating towards IAS” at IIT Delhi.

Know the History of Manipur in the period of Tribal King Khagemba

Untold Story of Khagemba: The Greatest King of Manipur | B. SINGH SIR #manipur #manipurnews Khagemba, ruler of Manipur from 1597 to 1652, is renowned for his victory over Chinese invaders, earning him the title "Khagemba" (conqueror of the Chinese)....

For ESE 2025, the UPSC has made it mandatory for candidates to fill out their department preferences in the Prelims form, instead of during the Detailed Application Form (DAF) stage.
Previously, department preferences were filled before the interview stage.

ESE 2025 Department Preference Guide by B. Singh Sir | UPSC ESE | MADE EASY Preparing for ESE 2025? Join B. Singh Sir as he shares expert guidance on choosing the right department, along with essential details to shape your engineeri...

Current Affairs Value addition ( CA-VA ) Prgram by Mr Dipin Damodaran started today at NEXT IAS Vivekananda House with two full classrooms.
Second classroom had Demo class students who watched live from first classroom. Offline class was also live telecasted directly from classroom on Next IAS App and more than 300 registered students attended the live class through app.
# Quality Teaching by renowned faculty

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Manipur Violence Explained : Analytical Breakdown for UPSC CSE | NEXT IAS The conflict in Manipur has escalated again, with recent incidents of violence and protests adding to the turmoil. Due to the escalation of violence, a curfe...

With a heavy heart, we share our deep empathy for the recent tragic incident at Old Rajendra Nagar on 27th July 2024. The loss of three young and promising lives has profoundly saddened us all. Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences go out to their families and friends during this difficult time. Please know that we stand with you, offering our unwavering support.

While no action can ever truly heal this loss and no financial support can compensate for the loss of their lives. Standing by our commitment towards the student community NEXT IAS family (Management and Faculties) has decided to provide ₹10 lakhs each to the next of kin of the bereaved families of the three students (Shreya Yadav, Tanya Soni and Nevin Dalwin) who lost their lives in this tragic incident. We hope that our efforts can provide some relief during these difficult moments.

We understand the disruption faced by students who have enrolled in the current session at Rau’s IAS institute, whose classes have been hampered due to this tragic incident. NEXT IAS humbly announces to provide classes for the remaining syllabus for such students enrolled in Rau’s IAS current session (GS/Optional Foundation courses). Our motive to teach (without any charges) is just to help and support students affected by this tragic incident. Such students may contact us by visiting our office after 5th August 2024.

We are aware that many CSE Mains 2024 appearing candidates of NEXT IAS (current /previous sessions) are suffering due to the shutdown of many libraries. Considering this, we are converting one of our classrooms into a reading room and this facility can be utilised from 3 PM to 9 PM (timings may be revised depending on circumstances and other factors) starting from 10th August 2024 onwards till 30th September 2024 by all CSE Mains 2024 appearing students of NEXT IAS.

In line with our previous communication sent through email on 28th July 2024 to our students, we are exploring feasibility for our Delhi centre to resume offline & live online classes from 5th August 2024 (subject to the circumstances) in strict adherence to safety measures. We are taking additional safety measures in accordance with government guidelines. The schedule of all classes will be communicated through our official Id to all respective batches.

As part of our continuous support to students, NEXT IAS has decided to establish a dedicated ‘Student Care Cell’ for our students. This initiative aims to provide continuous support for well-being of our students during their preparation journey.

With heartfelt gratitude

B. Singh
CMD, NEXT IAS

Rising Train Accidents in India;
An analysis :

Train accidents in India have been a growing concern in recent years.
Despite being one of the world's largest railway networks, the Indian Railways has faced numerous challenges that have compromised the safety and reliability of its services. Here are some critical factors contributing to the rise in train accidents in India.

1. Old Tracks: One of the primary reasons for the increasing number of train accidents is the reliance on outdated and poorly maintained tracks. The lack of timely maintenance and the enormous backlog of track renewal projects exacerbate this issue, leading to a higher probability of accidents.

2. Lack of Proficient Engineers: The Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS) recruitment process has faced criticism for not recruiting the proficient engineers. The bureaucratic nature of the recruitment process often overlooks the technical expertise required to manage and maintain the vast railway network. This has resulted in a shortage of skilled engineers who are crucial for ensuring the safety and efficiency of railway operations causing the increased risk of accidents.
Previous system of recruitment of Group -A railway engineers through ESE (Prior to IRMS sustem) was still a better solution.

3. Lack of Anti-Collision Technology & Raksha Kavach: Anti-collision devices are great tool for preventing train collisions, but their deployment in India has been limited. The implementation of advanced anti-collision systems has been slow in Indian Railways, leaving many sections of the railway network without this crucial safety feature.
Raksha Kavach, an indigenous train protection and warning system, has not been widely implemented across the Indian Railways. This system is designed to enhance safety by providing automatic braking in case of signal violations or other emergencies.

4. Improper & inefficient Signalling system: Signal failures are another major cause of train accidents in India. The signaling system is responsible for controlling train movements and ensuring that trains operate safely. However, outdated signaling equipment and lack of automatic signals often lead to signal failures, causing accidents. Upgrading the signaling infrastructure and ensuring regular maintenance is crucial to prevent accudents again requires the profficient engineers.

5. Old Boggies and Engines : The use of old and outdated bogies are more prone to mechanical failures and do not provide the same level of safety as modern carriages. The continued use of old bogies increases the risk of derailments and other accidents, highlighting the need for modernization and replacement of the rolling stock.
6. Overcrowding in trains & tracks: The railway network often operates beyond its capacity, leading to overcrowded trains and stations.
7. Human Errors : Human error, including mistakes by train drivers and railway staff, is a common cause of accidents.
8. Rain fall & Weather Conditions : Heavy rains and fog, can also lead to train accidents. Implementing weather monitoring systems and adjusting train operations accordingly can help mitigate these risks.
By B.Singh
CMD, MADE EASY & NEXT IAS

Yesterday’s session at Next IAS Delhi ( started New batch)

सिविल सेवा में जाने के लिए आपका व्यक्तित्व कैसा हो, यह जानकारी इस 10 मिनट के वीडियो में मिल जाएगी ।

कैसी होती है IAS की Personality? | Personality traits of an IAS Officer | NEXT IAS HINDI #bsinghsir आज के इस वीडियो में आप जानेंगे कि IAS officer में कौन से गुण होने चाहिए B Singh Sir (CMD, NEXT IAS) से। UPSC Civil Services परीक्षा के सभी stages में ये pers...