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[plutusiasdelhi]

MALARIA VACCINE

The Government of India has set a target to eliminate malaria in India by 2027.

It has developed a National Framework for Malaria Elimination (2016-2030) and a National Strategic Plan for Malaria Elimination for five years.

India shifted its focus from malaria control to elimination.

A roadmap was established to eliminate malaria in 571 out of India’s total 678 districts by 2022. 

The Malaria Elimination Research Alliance-India (MERA-India) was formed under the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).

The subject of "Malaria Vaccine" is covered in this article's coverage of "Daily Current Affairs". The Science and Technology segment of the UPSC CSE test has applicability for this topic. Rishabh has researched and written the article. Additionally, our faculty has reviewed this article. Click the “Malaria Vaccine” link to see the story's original version.

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The importance of everyday current affairs cannot be overstated if you wish to succeed in competitive tests like Civil Services. On its website, Plutus IAS includes a separate section for current affairs.

[mim1026]

I'll be starting a study blog on here, more like a 100 days of productivity challenge. This is simply a way to keep myself accountable, at least as accountable as possible. My goal is just to finish my tasks and hit a minimum 7 hour study goal so I honestly hope I can do it. I'll post every night before bed. This is my time to take it seriously and I can feel it in my bones that I'm not putting in the effort in my preparation as I need to. I hope I make myself proud, as soon as possible.

~ Mim

[abhikeshtarwan]

Many people have issues and quarries how to stay motivated during exam time?

Staying motivated during exams can be a challenge, but with the right strategies, you can maintain focus and drive. Here are some tips to help you stay motivated:

Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve in your exams. Having clear goals will give you a sense of purpose and direction, which can boost your motivation.

Break It Down: Divide your study material into smaller, manageable chunks. This prevents overwhelming feelings and gives you a sense of accomplishment as you complete each section.

Create a Study Schedule: Establish a structured study routine that includes breaks. A schedule helps you allocate time for different subjects and prevents procrastination.

Use Positive Reinforcement: Reward yourself after completing study sessions or reaching milestones. This could be something as simple as enjoying a favorite snack or taking a short walk.

Visualize Success: Imagine yourself performing well in the exam and reaping the rewards of your hard work. Visualizing success can boost your confidence and motivation.

Stay Organized: Keep your study area clean and organized. A clutter-free space can help reduce distractions and improve your focus.

Mix Up Your Study Methods: Incorporate a variety of study techniques, such as reading, summarizing, quizzing, and teaching the material to someone else. This keeps things interesting and helps you retain information better.

Stay Healthy: Maintain a balanced diet, get regular exercise, and ensure you're getting enough sleep. A healthy body supports a focused mind.

Avoid Comparisons: Don't compare your progress to others'. Everyone has their own pace and style of studying. Focus on your own improvement.

Stay Positive: Replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations. Believe in your abilities and remind yourself of your past successes.

Stay Connected: Study with friends or join study groups. Sharing ideas and discussing concepts can make studying more enjoyable and engaging.

Take Breaks: Breaks are essential for recharging your brain. Short breaks during study sessions and longer breaks between study sessions can prevent burnout.

Review Progress: Regularly review what you've learned to reinforce your memory and boost confidence. Seeing your progress can motivate you to keep going.

Eliminate Distractions: Identify and minimize distractions in your study environment. Turn off notifications, put your phone in a different room, and create a focused atmosphere.

Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness techniques can help you stay present and focused. Techniques like deep breathing or meditation can reduce stress and improve concentration.

Remember that motivation can fluctuate, but building a consistent study routine and implementing these strategies can help you maintain your focus and determination throughout the exam period.

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Sınav haftası başlamıştırrrr

[echelorn]

I just passed the civil service exam. I am now open to public use. 

[cooldefendortidalwave]

Best MPSC Courses in Pune- Chanakya Mandal Pariwar

We conduct separate and comprehensive courses for the preparation of these exams. The duration, eligibility, course fees for these MPSC Classes in Pune are different. The candidates must secure admission after a thorough understanding of all these. Consider all the alternatives including the courses mentioned here, graduate and postgraduate courses in Public Services and the Abhyas Mahotsav held twice a year. Our Batches are One of the best MPSC Classes in Pune Sadashiv Peth.

Each one is suggested to choose an option best suited to him/her depending on the available time, priority, educational qualification, etc. But once you have taken a particular option, we insist that you do it with full devotion. Prelims and Mains having 3 hours of daily input. In addition to this, we organize 7 days residential camp in January every year, for the preparation of prelims. Page 31 contains more information about the camp. The interview preparation program is held after the result of the main examination.

This course provides combined guidance for Prelim exam and Main exam. Guidance is also provided for all 4 papers of General Studies, compulsory English, and Marathi.

The guidance for CSAT is included in the Prelims part. The year-long course starts in June and a short batch of 4 months for Prelims in the month of December every year. Generally, we focus on guidance (this is designed as per new syllabi) for the Main exam first and then turn towards Prelim exam. If MPSC exams are announced in between, necessary changes are made in the guidance programme immediately. Thus, this is a flexible course. Our Batches are One of the best upsc & mpsc Classes in Pune Sadashiv Peth.

[caffeinated-student-18]

Here’s to hoping my grades will be as bright as the sun outside.

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Jharkhand के 10 युवाओं को UPSC सिविल सर्विस परीक्षा में मिली शानदार सफलता

Ranchi : संघ लोक सेवा आयोग (यूपीएससी) की सिविल सर्विस परीक्षा में झारखंड के अभ्यर्थियों ने शानदार कामयाबी हासिल की है। अब तक मिली सूचना के अनुसार, राज्य के 10 युवाओं ने मेरिट लिस्ट में जगह बनाई है। जमशेदपुर की रहने वाली स्वाति शर्मा को टॉपर्स की लिस्ट में 17वां स्थान हासिल हुआ है। स्वाति जमशेदपुर में मानगो इलाके के कालिका नगर निवासी पूर्व सैनिक संजय शर्मा की पुत्री हैं। उन्होंने जमशेदपुर वीमेंस…

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[mim1026]

Day 3/100

Finished all my tasks today and I didn't have to use my distraction sheet. 9 hours today. (One day I'll get to 10, one day)

Also very very moody because periods.

Did my budgeting for the coming month today (shaken to the core)

P.S. Dairy is my biggest enemy and this is the lowest human evolution has dragged us to.

[real-life-umaru]

April 15th

Another late entry. Ugh. I told myself last night that I'd journal before I go to bed but I fell asleep without knowing. The good thing is, I'm starting to gradually transition my sleeping schedule to 10 pm. Unlike before, my sleeping schedule was at 1 am and I would only get 3-4 hours of sleep and wake up at 5 am. Hopefully, I get to keep it this way so I don't have to struggle with sleeping and getting ready for the next day.

What an overwhelming monday it was. Can you believe that despite of feeling lazy, I was able to actually do some work and be productive? I hope today goes well too and I get to finish more tasks and workloads that have piling up. I also filled out an application form yesterday for the civil service exam here in our country for august, but the filling of applications are not 'til may. It's just better to be prepared with everything especially the requirements needed so I don't have much to worry about once the application dates are open. I pray I get shortlisted to be qualified to take the exam and that I actually pass. It's been something I wanted to do for so long but never got the chance to do because I wasn't too invested into taking it or being serious about it like I do now.

I might start another new course this week but I'm still indecisive as to what kind of topic I should get started on. I guess I'll just have to find out. Gotta go now, I have a workout sesh at 5:30 am.

[pramodk9775]

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