VK IAS by Vikas kanukollu (VK)

⚠️WHY DID I ASK YOU GUYS TO RECONSIDER SPECTRUM FOR MODERN INDIA?- CLICK HERE FOR Learnings from CSP 2021

🔰Military under the British-from spectrum is about what happened AFTER 1857- when the company no longer exists. You may generate content from different chapters but why do that when you have a precise answer else where

➡️Now read the other picture- from sekhar bandopadhyay- Under the heading "army"- I hope now you know WHY!

➡️Read the question asked in mains 2022 paper and compare that for yourself from above pictures-read it carefully I do not have the power to influence you before the event - but I can prove after it happens- you can cross verify for other questions and decide for yourself

🅾️You are still free to disagree with me but use your reason-You are the master of your fate, you are the captain of your soul.

🔶P.s. will post the analysis soon for all papers- as and when i get some time- do not text me regarding the same- will surely do the post exam audit

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