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#RoadToInspiration “Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.” Thomas Edison

From meeting in the streets for discussion when we had online batch to becoming Ex-OTA, AIR 2 in TGC and meeting up in the offline institute. From woking for a drone supplier company to joining the organisation for which the drones are made. The journey has been nothing less than ordinary. Fresh ONLINE and OFFLINE batches starting on 2nd January. To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank Or give us a call at +91 74840 58164

Still struggling to express your thoughts and emotions in the interview? You know the answer—but it doesn’t reflect who you really are. With us, every FEEDBACK is correlated with OLQs— so you understand what to improve, why it matters, and how it reflects your personality. To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank Or give us a call at: +91 74840 58164

What, According to You, is the Most Important Element in a Relationship? Leads: 1. Communication & Trust 2. Conflict Resolution 3. Emotional Connection "A relationship is not held together by love alone — but by trust, understanding, and the courage to talk even when it’s hard." 1. Communication & Trust * Communication is the foundation of every healthy relationship — whether personal or professional. * Open and honest conversations help build clarity, transparency, and emotional safety. * Trust allows individuals to feel ... READ COMPLETE NOTES 👇 https://r2rssb.graphy.com/blog/ssb-gd-topic-notes-most-important-element-in-a-relationship

#lecturette@ssbclear Labour Reforms (with Recent Labour Code Implementation) “Labour reforms succeed when growth and worker welfare move together.” 1. Introduction Labour reforms modernize India’s framework for wages, employment, safety, and social security. To replace outdated and overlapping laws, the government consolidated 29 central labour laws into four labour codes, aiming for ease of doing business, formalisation of jobs, and worker protection in the era of globalization and gig work. 2. Why Reforms Were Needed - Complex laws created compliance burden and discouraged investment. - Nearly 90% of India’s workforce was informal, lacking social security. - Rigid rules limited large-scale manufacturing and job creation. - Gig and platform workers had no legal coverage. 3. The Four Labour Codes - Code on Wages (2019): Minimum wages, timely payment, equal pay. - Industrial Relations Code (2020): Regulates trade unions/strikes; layoff approval threshold raised to 300 workers. - Social Security Code (2020): Extends PF, ESIC, insurance to gig, platform, and unorganised workers. - OSH Code (2020): Improves workplace safety, health, and working conditions. 4. Recent Updates (2023–2025) - Nationwide implementation began in November 2025. - New wage definition: Allowances capped at 50%, boosting PF and gratuity. - Gig workers: Mandatory registration on a national portal; linked to a social security fund. - Digital compliance: Single registration, online filings to reduce inspector raj. - Flexible work hours: Provision for compressed schedules (e.g., 4-day work week) under discussion. 5. Benefits - Simplified laws and compliance. - Greater formalisation of jobs. - Enhanced social security and retirement benefits. - Boost to manufacturing, MSMEs, and foreign investment. - Supports Make in India and China+1 strategy. 6. Concerns - Worker fears of job insecurity. - Trade union resistance to strike restrictions. - Uneven state-level readiness. - Low awareness among workers. 7. Way Forward - Uniform implementation across states. - Strong digital delivery of social security. - Worker awareness and skill development. - Continuous dialogue between government, industry, and unions. 8. Conclusion India’s labour reforms, fully implemented in 2025, aim to balance flexibility with security. If executed effectively, they can boost employment, protect workers, and strengthen India’s global competitiveness — making them a cornerstone of long-term economic growth.

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#ppdt@ssbclear ⚔️PPDT Challenge⚔️ ▹ 30 seconds to observe ▹ 4 minutes to write a story 📝Write & Review! ▹ Drop your story below. ▹ Review at least 2 fellow stories with constructive feedback. Let’s grow together— everyone reviews, everyone gets reviewed. Refine your skills through expression and observation! 💪🔥

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R2R ke saath preparation BrahMos jaisi hai—FIRE AND FORGET. From our experience, this is the time generally required to get recommended when you work with us: • Fresher – 1.5 months • Fresher with poor English – 3 months (including 2 months of English-speaking practice) • Repeater – 15–30 days • Previously recommended – 15 days Exception: Up to 6 months if there is a significant personality flaw. This isn’t theory. Shivam,our OFFLINE batch student,is a simple example. - One previous SSB attempt. - Interview and Psych issues. - Focused introspection, OLQs, and real-life alignment. Recommended within 56 days of joining us. He came to us on 22 Oct, got recommended for NAVY LAW Entry on 18 December. Join us and let us guide you to your recommendation. We are starting our new batch on 2nd January. To enroll, drop a message to @r2r_shashank Or give us a call at 📞 +91 74840 58164

#TAT Actions to Control Pests in Fields 1. Regular Field Monitoring Inspect crops frequently to identify pest infestation at an early stage. Early detection prevents large-scale crop damage. 2. Crop Rotation Avoid growing the same crop repeatedly in the same field. Crop rotation breaks the life cycle of pests and reduces their population. 3. Use of Resistant Varieties Cultivate pest-resistant or tolerant crop varieties to minimize damage and reduce dependency on chemicals. 4. Biological Control Methods Encourage natural predators such as birds, ladybugs, and parasitoids. Use bio-pesticides like neem-based products and beneficial microbes. 5. Mechanical and Physical Control Remove and destroy infected plants manually. Use traps, nets, light traps, and pheromone traps to control insect pests. 6. Proper Field Sanitation Remove crop residues, weeds, and infested plant parts that act as breeding grounds for pests. 7. Balanced Use of Fertilizers Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilizers, as they encourage pest multiplication. Maintain proper soil nutrition. 8. Timely Sowing and Harvesting Follow recommended sowing and harvesting times to escape peak pest infestation periods. 9. Judicious Use of Chemical Pesticides Apply pesticides only when pest levels cross the economic threshold. Use recommended doses and rotate chemicals to prevent resistance. 10. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Adopt a combination of cultural, biological, mechanical, and chemical methods for sustainable and long-term pest control.

India aims to become a fully developed nation by 2047. In your opinion, what would play the most crucial role in achieving this goal? a. Quality Education b. Strong and Visionary Leadership c. Inclusive Economic Growth a. Quality Education Why it is crucial: * Foundation of human capital: A skilled, informed, and innovative population is the backbone of a developed nation. * Promotes scientific temper ... READ COMPLETE NOTES 👇 https://r2rssb.graphy.com/blog/ssb-gd-topic-notes-india-2047-key-pillars-to-become-a-developed-nation