Saturday 30 April 2011

List of Top civil Services Coaching centers IAS RAS in Inida

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List of IAS Coaching Centers

DELHI 

AASTHA IAS TUTORIALS
102-103,jaina House, Mukherjee Nagagr,
New Delhi 110009
Ph: 27651392,9810664003

ABHIDHAM'S IAS STUDUY CENTRE
B-18(Top floor), Commercial Complex,
Mukherjee Nagagr,
New Delhi 110009
Ph: 55788285,9813286076

ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEMS (P) LTD.
B-19, ALS House, Near UTI ATM
Mukherjee Nagagr,
New Delhi 110009
Ph: 27651700, 27651110, 9810312454

AMBITION
2nd Floor, Plot No. 81 Mall Road
Near Kingsway Camp Chowk,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 27119150, 30913949, 9869120458
Email law_at_ambition@hotmail.com

APEX IAS ACADEMY
304/A-37,38,39, Ansal Building
Mukherjee Nagagr,
Delhi 110009
Ph:27652848, 9811367440

ARUN'S IAS
Flat No. 104, A-31/34, Jaina Building Commercial Complex
Mukherjee Nagagr,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 55721000, 9868068521

AXIOM
5 / 46, Shankar Road, Rajendra Nagar,
New Delhi 110060
Ph: 011-30961008, 30980332 Fax: 011-25755768
Email maheshlalwani@rediffmail.com

BHARDWAS CLASSES
105,Jaina House,
Mukherjee Nagagr,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 9873006000, 09829017431, 9213167118
Website www.bhardwasclasses.com

CAREER PATH
Flat No. 304, A / 12, 13
Ansal Building Comm. Complex,
Mukherjee Nagagr, Near Chawla Restaurant
Delhi 110009
Ph 011-30913651, 9891361490

CAREER PLUS
North Delhi
H.O: 302 / A-37, 38, 39, Ansal Building
Commercial Complex, Near Batra Cinema
Dr. Mukherjee Nagar,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 011-27652829, 27654588, 9811069629
Email careerplus@rediffmail.com
Website www.careerplusgroup.com

South Delhi Centre:

28-B/ 4, Jia Sarai, Hauz Khas (Near IIT Main Gate)
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 011-26527448, 26563175, 9891086435
Email careerplus@rediffnail.com

Outer Delhi

D-292 (Behind Oswal Showroom)
Prashant Vihar, Outer Ring Road
Rohini, Delhi 110085
Ph 27568675, 09811441258, 9868145716

CAREER POINT
2590, Hudson Lines (Behind Khalsa College)
Kingsway Camp,
Delhi 110009
Ph 30903518, 27240105, 9811839493


CENTRE FOR COACHING & PLACEMENT
Jamia Millia Islamia
New Delhi 110025
Ph: 26986180 Fax 26980229
Email hydirmsfarooquil2000@yahoo.com

CHANAKYA IAS ACADEMY
H.O (South Delhi):
6, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar
New Delhi 110057
Ph: 26156170, 26156176, 26141570
Fax 011-51662028

North Delhi:

1597, Outram Line, Delhi
Ph: 27650721, 27650096 Fax 011-27110776

CIVIL SERVICES ANALYST
15A, Jia Sarai, Near IIT Gate
Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016
Ph 26861142
Email analystdec@rediffmail.com

CIVIL SERVICES POINT
217, A-1, Parmanand Chowk, Dhakka
Near Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi 110009
Ph: 27650844
Email civilservicespoint@rediffmail.com

CIVIL SERVICES TIMES
25-A (G.F.) Ber Sarai, Opp. Old JNU Campus
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 26856288, 26850381, 26510038
Website www.civilservicestimes.org

CIVILS INDIA
202-203, A / 12-13, Ansal Building
Mukherjee Nagar,
Near Batra Cinema,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 27652921, 27651344, 9810553368, 9818244224

COMPETITIVE LEARNING
19 (IIIrd Floor), Old Rajinder Nagar Market
Opp. Mother Dairy, New Delhi 110060
Ph 25723362, 9810598886, 55721433CSISS
32/4, F.F Ber Sarai, Hauz Khas, Near Jawahar Book Depot
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 26514343, 25284121

DELHI EDUCATION CENTRE
15-A, Jia Sarai, Near IIT Main Gate
Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016
Ph: 9811132045, 26861142

DELHI'S IAS STUDY CIRCLE
E-29, Sarket, Near SBI
New Delhi 110017

DESTINATION IAS ACADEMY
B-12, Commercial Complex
Mukherjee Nagar, New Delhi 110009
Ph 9868080491, 9818329854, 9868338235

DIRECTION
54, Raigher Pura, Arya Samaj Road
Karol Bagh, New Delhi 110005
Ph: 011-25780662, 25861025, 25719862, 25719872, 9810382305
Email direction4ias@yahoo.com Website www.directionias.com

DISCOVERY
B-14 Basement, Commercial Complex
Beside HDFC Bank, Mukherjee Nagar
New Delhi 110009
Ph:30906050, 9313058532

DISHA IAS ACADEMY
585, Jay Pee Complex
Bank Street, Munirka,
New Delhi 110067
Ph: 55640506 / 7, 9818327090, Fax 51668067
Email the_isa_academy@yahoo.com

DRONACHARYA
A-7, Jai Tower, Near Batra Cinema
Mukherjee Nagar,
New Delhi 110009
Ph: 011-30939653, 9818056018

EKLAVYA IAS ACADEMY
61-C, 1st Floor, Beside Jawahar Book Depot
Ber Sarai (Opp. Old JNU Campus),
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 011-55686923, 9312657243

ENSEMBLE
North Delhi: 2272, Hudson Lines, Kingsway Camp
New Delhi 110009
Ph 011-27418242, 27435822

South Delhi:

28, 3rd floor, Jia Sarai,
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 26568255, 9811506926

EVOLUTION
B-11, 2nd Floor, Commercial Complex
Batra Cinema Road, Mukherjee Nagar,
Delhi 110009
Ph: 30974645, 30974651

GALAXY IAS POINT
30-B, Ber Sarai Behind South Indian Temple
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 26966168, 9818235056, 9818246557, 9350812450

HAMDARD STUDY CIRCLE
Talimabad, Sangam Vihar
New Delhi 110016
Ph: 26048848, Fax 26042030
Email hpsdelhi@ndf.vsnl.net.in

IAS / IES MADE EASY (ENGINEERS INDIA CENTRE)
25-A, Ber Sarai, New Delhi 110016
Ph 26560862, 30931253
Website www.iesmadeeasy.org, www.iesmadeeasy.in

IDP3
Jay Pee Complex, 2nd F


RAJASTHAN 


Jaipur Centre:

BRM Academy
 Address Kumbha Circle, Azad Nagar 
City Bhilwara State/Province Rajasthan
Phone 01482-320501 Web Site
 E-Mail brmeducation@gmail.com



SAHAY IAS ACADEMY

*Address: C-26, Archana Chamber,
Lalkothi Shoping centreCity: JaipurState: Rajasthan
Phone: 0141-4035134/ 9928509134
E-Mail: info@sahayiasacademy.com




Zenith Point

Address: b-100,university marg,bapu nagarCity:
 jaipurState: rajasthan
Phone: 099283-55017, 093148-80810
E-Mail: director.zenith@gmail.com





UNIVERSEKNOWLEDGEFORUM

Address: 420,
SHANTI NAGARCity: JAIPURState: RAJASTHAN
Phone: 9414077086E-
Mail: universeknowledgeforum@gmail.com



SANJEEVANI

 Address 70/33A PATEL MARG , 
MANSAROVAR JAIPUR (RAJ.) City JAIPUR
 State/Province RAJASTHAN
 Phone 9829216750 
E-Mail dr.drpradeepkumar@gmail.com




RAU''S IAS STUDY CIRCLE

Address 701 Apex Mall, Lal Kothi, Tonk RoadCity 
Jaipur State/Province Rajasthan Phone 0141-3226167, 
6450676
Web Site www.rauias.com
 E-Mail contact@rauias.com




IAS Coaching

C-15, Bajaj Nagar,
 Oasis Tower Building,Jaipur
Ph: 0141-2704855, 09414317088




S.M.S. Institute For Professional Development

Shri Rajput Sabha, Bhagwandas Road, 
Jaipur(Rajasthan)
Ph:0141-371766, 361121



Institute Name: Zenith PointAddress: II-floor,

 paliwal-market, gumanpuraCity: kota
State: rajasthan
Phone: 099283-55017, 0744-3290500E-
Mail: director.zenith@gmail.com
     
Udaipur Centre


Nextep acdemy private limited
Address:
IInd floor, M.M. Plaza
Ayad Road, Thokar Chauraha
Udaipur Rajasthan 313001 India
Phone:
917898172031
Email address:
nextepacademy@gmail.com


Jaipur Centre:


GUJARAT 

Ahmedabad:
B-206, Ganesh Plaza
Naurangpura, Ahmedabad
Ph: 079-26441060

RANCHI 

Old Hazaribagh Road, Lalpur
Ranchi (Jharkhand)
Ph: 0651-2531272
Email enquiry@chanakyaiasacademy.com
Website www.chanakyaiasacademy.com
Ph: 9811671844, 9811671845 (for direct enquiry)

BIHAR 

CHAUHAN IAS STUDIES CIRCLE
Room No. 501-3, Ashiana Apartment
Exhibition Road, Patna (Bihar)
Ph: 2670189

CHRONICLE CIVIL SERVICES ACADEMY
Patna West Centre: 2nd Floor, Sumati Place,
Opp.Alankar Place, Boring Road, Patna

CIVIL SERVICE CENTRE
Deep Ganga Complex (1st Floor)
Ashok Rajpath, Patna 800004
Ph: 2684818

THE LEGEND
319, Asian Tower, Exhibition Road,
Patna
Ph: 2685876, 9833298200

MAHARASHTRA 

CHETANA UNIQUE ACADEMY
Chetana College, 1st Floor, New Building
Govt. Colony, Bandra East, Mumbai 400051
Ph: 022-56285235, 9819225640

ELITE ACADEMY
84, Janmabhoomi Marg, 2nd Floor, Fort
Mumbai
Maharastra
Ph: 022-56331313, 22837771, Fax 022-56331398
Email info@elite-academy.com
Website www.elite-academy.com

KERALA 

NATIONAL ACADEMY FOR CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATIONS
Trivandrum 695009
Kerala
Ph: 464221, 460095, Fax 0471-462206

JAMMU & KASHMIR 

Jammu Branch: 32 B/C Gandhi Nagar,
Jammu
Ph: 2456098


RADIAN ACADEMY ****
Address: 711 PH Road
City: Chennai
State: Tamil Nadu
Phone: 9840400825/9840433955
E-Mail: mailtoradian@yahoo.co.in


MANIDHANAEYAM *****
Address: No 28, First Main Road,
City: C I T Nagar West
State: Chennai – 600 035
Phone: 044-24358373


P.L.RAJ MEMORIAL IAS IPS *****
Address 1/171,MULLAI COLONY,4th AVENUE,12thMAIN ROAD,ANNA NAGAR
City CHENNAI
State/Province TAMIL NADU
Phone 9444803620
E-Mail plrajmemorial@gmail.com


SYNERGY *****
Address 36,Jagadambigai St, Thiruvalleeswarar nagar,Thirumangalam,Annanagar (West)
City Chennai
State/Province Tamilnadu
Phone 9941386837,9382833504
E-Mail synergyias@yahoo.com

Team IAS IPS Academy *****
Address AP 871, 2nd St..,H-Block,12th Main Road, Anna Nagar West, Chennai-40
City Chennai
State/Province Tamil Nadu
Phone 098843 37792
E-Mail teamias@yahoo.co.in

SARAVANAN\''S IAS*****
Address 339/1,New sunshine Apartments,2nd Avenue,Anna nagar West
City Chennai
State/Province Tamilnadu
Phone 9884169007
E-Mail saravanansias@yahoo.co.in

ALTIUS IAS Stuidy Circle *****
Address 63 ELDAMS ROAD
City CHENNAI
State/Province TAMILNADU
Phone 9941009768
E-Mail lokesh_int@yahoo.com

Shankar IAS Academy *****
Address ap-2241,2nd floor ,4th avenue,anna nagar
City chennai-40
State/Province tamil nadu
Phone 044-64597222, 944166435
E-Mail shankariasacademy@gmail.com

Crescent IAS Centre****
Address CEC Campus, GST Road, Vandalur.
City Chennai
State/Province TN
Phone 04422751155

Focus IAS Academy
Address 3rd Floor - T.N.S.C.B.(J.J) Complex, Thirumangalam, Chennai - 600 040 City Chennai
State/Province Tamil Nadu
Phone 044 - 32000809, 26288686

NICE-IAS ****
Address: No.8 Chandran Nagar 5th Cross Street, Chrompet
City: CHENNAI
State/Province Tamil Nadu
Phone 98408 83877


Prabha IAS IPS Coaching Academy ****
776,Poonamalle Highroad (Opposite To Chennai Ford)
Arumbakkam (Nsk Nagar)
Chennai 106
site : www.iasipscoaching.com
Phone-044- 52026575



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Institute Name: PARADIGM IAS ACADEMY * 

E-Mail: contactus@paradigmiasacademy.com
City: Mumbai
Phone: 0-9822549687


Institute Name: DHRUV ACADEMY *** 

Address: RIMZIM BUNGLOW, TARA SOCIETY COMPOUND, NEAR AMBA BHAWANI TEMPLE, KOPAR ROAD
City: DOMBIVLI Dist. THANE
Phone: 09819773970
E-Mail: dhruv.ias@gmail.com

Institute Name: Lakshya IAS Academy***** 
Address: 21/b, om swati manor chs. j k sawant marg dadar, west, mumbai 40028 opp Shivaji Natymandir
City: mumbai
State: maharashtra
Phone: 9223209699,9820971345
E-Mail: ajitpadwal@gmail.com

Institute Name: Academy of Competitive Examinations***** 
Address: 401, Upkram CHS, Plot no. 45, RSC 48, Near Status Hotel, Gorai II, Rajyog Rd. Borivli West.
City: Mumbai
State: Maharashtra
Phone: 9820242924
E-Mail: aceacademy07@gmail.com

Institute Name: Academy of Competitive Examinations (ACE) 
Address:401 Upkram CHS plot no 45 RSC 48
Gorai II Borivli West
City: Mumbai
State: Maharashtra
Phone: 9322254149
E-Mail: aceacademy@gmail.com

Institute Name: Lakshya Academy **** 
Contact Person: Mr Ajit Padwal
Building: 21/B 3rd Flr Om Swati Manor Co Op Hou So
Street: J K Sawant Marg
Area: Dadar W - Pin: 400028
Mobile: 9223209699,9820971345

Institute Name: Study Circle Institute Of Management & Admin 
Contact Person: Dr Anand Patil
Building: Grd Flr,6/A,Shardashram Vidya Mandir
Street: Bhavani Shankar Road
Area: Dadar W - Pin: 400028
Tel.: 24362656,24322868,56015084
Fax.: 24325827

Institute Name: Government of Maharashtra
State Institute for Administrative Careers
Hazarimal Somani Marg,
Opposite V.T. Station,
Mumbai -400 001.

Institute Name: Netaji IAS Academy Trust
1, Deepal Apartments, Gupte Road,
Jai Hind Colony
Dombivli West,
Mumbai 421202

Institute Name: Chetana Unique Academy
Chetana College, 1st Floor, New Building
Govt. Colony, Bandra East, Mumbai 400051
Ph: 022-56285235, 9819225640

Chintamanrao Deshmukh Institute of Administrative Careers,
Dadoji Kondeo Stadium,
Thane Municipal Corporation,
Thane.

Competitive Examination Centre
University of Poona
Pune-411 007

National I.A.S. Academy
National School of Banking ,
Ash Lane, (Babrekar Marg),
Off. Gokhale Road (North), Dadar (W),
Mumbai-400 028.
Gives free training for those wishing to appear for Civil Services examination.

Ravi Classes,
Next to Shanmukhananda Hall,
King’s Circle,
Mumbai -400022.

S.G.Barve Administrative Training Centre,
Tilak Nagar,
Shikshan Prasarak Mandal,
Dombivali,
District- Thane.

Study Circle
B S R D Post Office,
Dadar,
Maharashtra,
Phone - 24362656

Jai Bharat
303 Lokandhawala Andheri East,
Maharastra
PH: 09322033142
Email: shrivastava230278@rediffmail.com

Study Circle
IAS Coaching Class
B.S.R.D post office
DADAR (WESTERN) - 400028
Phone: 24362656

Thursday 28 April 2011

Indian Current Affairs

Politics & the Nation
  • Government to go ahead with Jaitapur nuclear park
    • The Centre will go ahead with the 9,900 MW Jaitapur nuclear power park in Maharashtra. A high-level meeting convened by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday decided to set up an autonomous Nuclear Authority of India to address people’s safety concerns.  
    • The proposed Nuclear Regulatory Authority will be an autonomous body answerable to Parliament. It will subsume the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board. The government will introduce a Bill to this effect in the monsoon session of Parliament.
    • The meeting also decided to provide a higher compensation for displaced people.
    • Following the Fukushima disaster, there have been apprehensions about the safety of nuclear plants and this added fuel to protests in Jaitapur. The meeting acknowledged the need for better safety standards and decided to put each of the six reactors at Jaitapur under their own operations system. Government leaders said the operational safety review team of the International Atomic Energy Agency will be invited to conduct safety reviews and audit of all nuclear plants.
    • At present, India operates 20 small nuclear reactors at six sites with a capacity of 4,780 MW, or 3% of total power capacity. It hopes to increase nuclear capacity to 7,280 MW by next year, more than 20,000 MW by 2020 and 63,000 MW by 2032, adding nearly 30 reactors.
  • Justice PD Dinakaran moves SC to stay probe against him
    • Sikkim High Court Chief Justice PD Dinakaran has asked the Supreme Court to stay an inquiry against him by a Parliament-appointed panel.
    • The panel, appointed by the Rajya Sabha chairperson Hamid Ansari after the House initiated impeachment motion against him, had asked Dinakaran to respond to the 16 charges framed against him. The panel is examining charges of corruption, land grabbing, abuse of judicial office and amassing wealth disproportionate to known sources of income against Dinakaran. The three-member panel headed by Justice Aftab Alam of the SC, Karnataka High Court Chief Justice JS Khehar and senior advocate PP Rao had rejected Dinakaran’s plea seeking stay on proceedings till he is supplied with all documents being looked into.
    • Dinakaran sought quashing of the panel’s order, which rejected his appeal, seeking recusal of PP Rao alleging that he was biased. Dinakaran had said he apprehended that there was likelihood of bias in the proceedings as Rao had earlier campaigned against him when his elevation to the SC was under consideration.
    • Charges against Justice Dinakaran, who is due to retire on May 9, 2012, were levelled when he was Chief Justice of the Karnataka HC. He was subsequently transferred to the Sikkim High Court.
  • The only Indian Prince who has been invited to the Prince William and Kate wedding
    • Raghav Raj Singh, the current maharajsahib of Shivrati, a jagir in the former princely state of Udaipur, is the only Indian aristocrat to be invited to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in London on Friday.
    • He is a good friend of Prince William.  Singh, a Sisodia Rajput, has played with William at the famed Cirencester Park Polo Club and Windsor Polo Club, both favourites of the Wales brothers.
    • Wearing a resplendent traditional Mewari sherwani and colourful headgear, he will stand out among the grey morning suit clad men in the congregation. His wife, Shelja Kumari, from the thikana of Umaidnagar in Jodhpur, draped in a classic sari favoured by Indian nobility and heirloom family jewellery is equally likely to stand out.
    • An alumnus of Mayo College, Ajmer and St Stephen’s, Delhi, Singh did a stint at Cheltenham College in Gloucestershire as an exchange , which should come in handy for his future foray into healthcare and wellness segment in Rajasthan and Delhi.
Finance & Economy
  • Is it the right time to allow export of food grains?
    • Yes, argues today's ET editorial.  Look at its reasoning:
    • First, India’s stockpile of foodgrains is now around 45 million tonnes, double the buffer stock that is mandated for food security. A bumper harvest is forecast, after which the government will add another 25 million tonnes to this pile.
    • Second, the government and its main procuring and stocking arm, the Food Corporation of India (FCI), have proved that they cannot handle such large food stocks. In many places, grains are piled high under plastic sheets, exposed to the weather and rodents. Even after distributing rice for as low as Rs. 1 or Rs. 2 per kilogramme in states like Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, stocks stubbornly refuse to run down. It is likely that by the time the government decides to do something about this food mountain, worth around Rs. 40,000 crore, much of it would have become dinner for rats.
    • Three, food inflation is not being driven by foodgrains, but by the spiralling prices of vegetables, edible oil, pulses and milk. Exports of foodgrains will not add to food price inflation at home; indeed, it might help to increase farmers’ incomes.
    • Finally, the most compelling argument is about prices. The glut has pushed market prices of wheat to below the minimum support price (MSP) of Rs. 1,170 per quintal. Indeed, in states like Uttar Pradesh, wheat is being sold for Rs. 1,050 per quintal, a substantial discount to the MSP. In global markets, wheat is being traded at around Rs. 1,530 per quintal. So, if India lifts its export curbs on foodgrains, imposed after the food price scare last year, exporters can make a nifty profit, storage costs would come down and farmers’ incomes would go up, yielding some incentive to invest in technologies to boost productivity.
  • RBI fines 19 banks for selling complex derivatives to corporates
    • State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, Citibank and Axis Bank are among 19 lenders penalised by the Reserve Bank of India for violating currency derivatives norms and selling products to companies which did not understand them. This ends a three-year dispute between banks and small companies burnt by derivatives.
    • The penalty may be small, ranging from 5 lakh to 15 lakh. But the ruling was a blow to banks since it vindicated the claims of tiny companies that claimed banks sold meaningless contracts to earn fees to boost earnings.
    • The RBI has been scanning the derivative books of banks for more than a year and had sought information from 22 lenders about these transactions.
    • The RBI order vindicates the stand of corporates, some of whom had sued banks on grounds of misselling. Others had claimed that some of the contracts were contrary to law, particularly the FEMA.  Already, most matters had been settled out of court with banks picking up 25-50% of the losses. This order will hasten the settlement of remaining disputes.
    • Banks had sold currency derivatives to allow corporates to either improve the earnings on their exports, lower the outgo on imports, or cut the interest and repayment cost on loans.  The better exchange rates that such swaps and options offered always came with risks that most corporates either ignored or thought were academic — eventualities that are unlikely to materialise.
    • Several bets backfired when currencies like euro, swiss franc and yen surged in 2007. By late 2007 and early 2008, when corporates were asked to pay up after the markets moved against them, there was a hue and cry. Private lenders, including ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, ABN Amro (now RBS), Axis and Kotak were sued by companies. Most cases were settled out of court.
    • Amid court feuds between banks and corporates, the RBI appointed an inter-departmental group to inspect the trades. The group spotted transactions where the underlier was inadequate while in some cases multiple transactions were done against photocopies of the same document that served as an underlier. In such situations derivative deals are no longer hedges, but pure currency bets.
    • In some cases, documents on a company’s past export performance that is used to arrive at a hedging limit was not certified by the auditor. The RBI decision will be followed by parties in the case pending before the SC.
International
  • Compulsory sectoral talks not acceptable, says India
    • India is examining the latest draft proposals circulated by the World Trade Organisation to bring to life the deadlocked Doha round of global trade talks, but will continue to oppose the US move to make participation in sectoral talks compulsory.
    • Disagreement between the US and large developing countries, including India, China and Brazil, over sectoral negotiations to eliminate duties on select industrial goods has been identified by WTO director general Pascal Lamy as the biggest issue blocking the progress of the round.
    • The US has been insisting that large developing countries should agree to eliminate tariffs on some industrial goods through compulsory participation in sectoral negotiations while the opposing countries maintain that it is outside the mandate of the Doha round.
  • US charges 4 Pakistan based LeT men for 26/11 attack
    • The US federal prosecutors have charged four Pakistanis — Sajid Mir, Abu Qahafa, Mazhar Iqbal (also known as Abu al Qama) and ‘Major Iqbal’, all from the Lashker-e-Taiba — as conspirators in the 26/11 attacks on Mumbai. The charges filed before an Illinois court on Tuesday mentions an unnamed individual, ‘Lashker member D,’ as co-conspirator.
    • The accused face six counts of aiding and abetting the murder of US citizens in India, and three of the conspirators named in the indictment —Mir, Qahafa and Mazhar Iqbal — have been charged with conspiracy to bomb public places in India.
    • The charges against the four LeT men carry a maximum statutory penalty of life imprisonment or death.

Wednesday 27 April 2011

RECOMMENDED BOOKS FOR RAS


RECOMMENDED BOOKS FOR RAS

1.ANTHROPOLOGY
Beattie other cultures.
@ Beals & Hoijer / An Introduction to Anthrology
@ Haviland . An introduction to Anthropology .
@ U. S. Mishra . An introduction to Social – Cultural Anthropology ( in hindi ).
Mishra & Hasnain, Unifying Anthropolog
Honigman the World of man .
@ Herskovits cultural Anthropology.
Majumdar & Madan . An introduction to Social Anthropology
Sgar preet . Basic concepts in Sociology and Anthropology .
Abhik ghosh , Meeting with the other ( on Fieldwork techniques )
Gaya and pandev , cultural Anthropology .
Harrison et, Al. Human Biology .
Shukla & Rastogi. Physical . Anthropology & Human Genetics .
Stein &Rowe , An introduction to physical Anthropology
Vaid & pandey . Jaivik Manavshastra ( in hindi )
B janusch origins of man
Virender kumar . Evolution of Genus Homo
Surender nath. Forensic Anthropology
Surender nath nutritional Anthropology
M. Harris . Rise of Anthropologycal theory
U. S. Misra. Anthripologycal thought ( in hindi )
Herskovits cultural Anthropology .
NCERT.Indian Society social change .
Bhattacharya D. K. An Outline of Indian prehistory .
Srinivas caste in India & other Essays
Srinivas, Social change in Modern India
Y. Singh Modernisation of Indian Tradition
Vidyarthi & Rai Tribal cultures of India.
N. Hasnain Indian Anthropology
N. Hasnain tribal India
R. C. Verma, Indian tribal
A. L. Basham . the wonder that was India .
G. S. Bhatt Bharatiya samajik vichar 9 in hindi


2.GENERAL STUDIES
A. Indian History and Culture :
@ NCERT Books : Ancient, Medieval & Modern Indian History
@ Freedom Struggle : Bipin Chandra (NBT)
@ Wonder that was India : A.L. Basham
B. Polity Constitution :
@ Indian Constitution : D.D. Basu
@ Our Parliament : Subhash Kashyap
C. Geography :
@ India Year Book of Current Year
@ NCERT Books of Geography
@ Latest Population Report
@ Good ATLAS
D. Indian Economy :
@ Indian Economy : Dutta & Sundaram
@ Indian Economy : Mishra & Puri
@ Economic Survey
E. Issues of Social Importance :
@ Various Magazines : Yojana, Kurushetra, Frontline etc.
@ Social Welfare : A magazine of Minister of Social Welfare
F. India & the World :
@ News papers : The Hindu, Times of India
@ Magazines : Front line, World Focus, Indiatoday, outlook etc.
@ International Organisations : Any basic & concise book
G. Science & Technology :
@ NCERT Books on Science & Technology
@ Science & Technology : Chronicle publication
@ Science Reporter
@ Science Articles in Yojana and Frontline
H. Statistics : A basic book like by S.C. Gupta
I. Newspapers & Magazines :
@ Frontline,
@ Science Reporter,
@ Economic & Political Weekly
@ The Hindu,
@ Yojana,
@ Kurukshetra, 
@ C.S. Chronicle,
@ Pratiyogita Darpan etc.
J. Others Books :
@ Practice Book for Mathematical skills
@ Practice Book for Mental Ability
@ Year Book for G.K. & Current affairs.


3.GEOGRAPHY
@ Physical Geography : Savindra Singh
@ The Earth's Dynamic Surface : K. Siddhartha
@ Human Geography : Majid Hussain
@ Evolution of Geographical Thoughts : Majid Hussain
@ Economic Geography : Theories, Processor & Pattern : K. Siddhartha
@ Oceonography for Geographers : R.C.Sharma & M. Vatal
@ India : a comprehensive geography : D.R. Khullar
@ City Urbanisation & Urban System : K. Siddhartha & S. Mukherjee
@ Geography : Spectrum Series
@ Atlas : 1.Orient Longman 2.Oxford 3.Ttk@ Climatography : D.S. Nan
@ India's Cultural Setting : Bansal & Chandana
@ India's Agriculture : Majid Hussain
@ Annual Report of Govt. (For Regional Planning)


4.HISTORY
1. Ancient History :
@ NCERT : R.S. Sharma 11th class
@ Ancient India : Romila Thappar
@ Early India 400 to 1300 A.D. : Romila Thappar
@ Ancient Indian History : Jha & Shrimali
@ Wonder that was India : A.L. Basham
@ Indian Feudalism : R.S. Sharma
2. Medieval History :
@ NCERT : Satish Chandra 11th Class
@ Satish Chandra Part I & II (From Delhi Sultanate to Mughal)
@ Wonder that was India : A.L. Basham
@ N.C. Verma Book or Irfan Habib Part 1 to 6.
3. Modern History :
@ Bipin Chandra : Modern India
@ Bipin Chandra : 12th class
@ Modern India : Yashpal Grover
@ Modern India : Sumit Sarkar
@ V.D. Mahajan's Book.
4. World History :
@ NCERT 12th Class : Contemporary World
@ David Thompsom's Book : From Napoleon to World Wars
@ Burh & Lee : I & IInd Volume
@ Mukerjee's Book : Ist and IInd volume
5.LAW
Constitutional Low of India
V .N . Shukla
S. K. Kapoor
J. N. Pandey
M . P . Jain
H. M . Seervai
Sarkaria Commission Report
Topics of Admin Low : I . P. Massey
International Law
S. K. Verma
J. G. Starke
Malcolir Sharma Merchantile Law
By R. K. Bangia
Avatar Singh
Pollack and Mulla
Cases & Material –V. Kesava Rao
Law of Torts
By P.S. A. Pillai
Ratan lal Dhiraj lal
R. K. Bangia
Winfield & Ramaswamy iyers
Indian Penal Court
By A. Pillai
Ratan lal Dhiraj lal
S. N. Mishra
H. S. Gour Juris Prudence
By P. K. Tripathi
S. Dias
S. R. Myneni
N.V. Paranjpe


6.PHILOSOPHY
Indian Pilosophy 
Introduction to Indian philosophy : Dutta & chatterjee.
Introduction of Indian philosophy : C. D. Sharma.
Indian philosophy : Dr. Deoraj.
Book of Dr Hiriyanna
Book of Dr Radha Krishnan .
Western Philosophy
A history of philosophy : Frankena thilly .
Western philosophy : Dr y. masiaha .
Western philosophy : Dr Dayakrishna .
Contemporany western philosophy : Dr, B, K, Lal .
Book of Dr C. D. Sharma
Books of Dr Lakshmi Saxena
Contemporany western philosophy : D . M. Dutta.Philosophy of Religion
Introduction to Religions philosophy : Dr . Y. Masiaha .
Philosophy of Religion : Galloway .
Book of John Hick
Book of Dr V. P, Verma .Socio – Political philosophy
Political theories : O. P . Ganba .
Routledge Encyclopedia of philosophy ( for social topics )
Book of Dr J. P. Sood ( vol. 4 )
NCERT Books .
Book of Dr, Shiv Bhanu Singh .
A Inroduction to political theory : Andrew Heywood .

8.POLITICAL SCIENCE
@ Political Theory : O.P. Gauba
@ Political Theory : EDDY ASIRVATHAM
@ Indian Constitution : D.D. Basu
@ Indian Foreign Policy : V.P. Dutta/J.N. Dixit, Journals
@ National Movement & Indian Political Thinkers : IGNOU Notes
@ Western Thinkers : Sukhbeer Singh
@ Indian Govt./Politics : B.L. Fadia/Narang
@ Globalizing of the world Politics : Smith & Bailly
@ Journals : World Focus, Mainstream, Strategic Analysis
@ Newspapers : The Hindu
@ Basic NCERT Books
@ Political Theory : Ray & Bhattacharya
@ Modern Political Theory : S.P. Verma
@ Indian Polity : M. Laxmikant
@ Our Parliament : S. Kashyap
@ Bipin Chandra : India's Struggle for Independence

9.PSYCHOLOGY
@ NCET : XI & XII Books .
@ Morgan & king : Introduction to psychology .
@ Baron : Psychology ( Indian reprint 2002 ) .
@ Baron & Baron : Social psychology .
@ Books of Atkinson
@ Eysench : Psychology – Ashrdent & Hand books .
@ Chaplin & kraweik : Systems and theories of psychology .
@ Theories of personality : Hall and Lindxy .
@ Abnormal psychology and modern life : Cokman vead .
@ Community psychology : Pandey.
@ Development psychology : Hurlock .
@ Psychology testing : A. K . singh .
@ Social psychology : Baros & Bryhe.
@ Organisational behaviors : Stephen P. Robbins .
@ Educational psychology : : Mattur .

10.PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
@ Public Administration in Theory & Practice : Sharma & Sadana
@ New Horizons of Public Administration : Mohit Bhattacharya
@ Indian Administration : R.K. Arora & Rajani Goyal
@ Indian Administration : B.L. Fadia
@ Indian Administration : D.D. Basu
@ Our Constitution : Subhash Kashyap
@ Constitution of India : P.M. Bakshi
@ IIPA Journals : for some articles
@ The Hindu Newspaper : For current articles
@ Public Administration : Awasthi & Maheshwari
@ Public Administration & Public Affaris : Nicholas Henry

11.SOCIOLOGY
@ NCERT BOOKS : 11 TH & 12 TH CLASS
@ SOCIOLOGY : INTRODUCTION : BHUSHAN & SACHDEVA
@ MODERNIZATION OF INDIAN TRADITION : Y. SINGH
@ SOCIAL CHANGE IN INDIA : Y. SINGH
@ SOCIAL CHANGE IN MODERN INDIA : MN SRINIVAS
@ INDIAN SOCIETY : DAVID MANDALBAUM
@ SOCIETY IN INDIA : RAM AHUJA
@ SOCIOLOGY : PB BOTTOMORE
@ SOCIOLOGY : HARLAMBOS
@ INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY : MAJUMDAR
@ SOCIAL THEORY : CHARLES LEMERT
@ CAPITALISM & MODERN SOCIAL THEORY : A.GIDDENS
@ IGNOU NOTES : M.A.(SOCIOLOGY)
@ DICTIONARY OF SOCIOLOGY : WILLIAM SCOTT
@ THEORETICAL SOCIOLOGY : COLLINS
@ BOOK OF MCIVER & PAGE
@ THE HINDU NEWSPAPER : TUESDAY PAGE
@ JOURNALS OF SOCIAL ISSUES.

12. ZOOLOGY
@ Invertebrates : R.L. Kotpal
@ Invertebrates : Barnes
@ Vertebrates : R.L. Kotpal
@ Vertebrates : Young
@ Comparative Anatomy : Kent/Weichert
@ Embryology : Verma & Agrawal/Ballinskey/ Rastogi/Gilbert/I.B. Singh/Mazumdar
@ Evolution : Verma & Agrawal
@ Ethology : Reena Mathur/McFarland
@ Economic Zoology : Shukla & Upadhyay/K. Park of SPM (M.B.B.S.)/Khetrapal & Agrawal
@ Ecology : ODUM/P.D. Sharma
@ Genetics : P.K. Gupta/Gardner
@ Physiology : Guyton/Ganong/M.P. Arora/Chatterjee
@ Biostatistics : B.P. Mahajan/P.K. Banerjee
@ Cytology : De Robertis/C.V. Pawar/Gerald Karp
@ Biochemistry : Harper/Lehninger
@ Taxonomy : V.C. Kapoor : Theory & Practice of Animal Taxonomy
@ Bioinstrumentation : Wilson and Walker
@ Basic support from NCERT 11th & 12th Books and Ramesh Gupta's book for Intermediate classes.
                 
MAGAZINES FOR GK
Bharat 2010, Civil Services Chronicle, India Today, Kurukshetra, Out Look
Pratiyogita Darpan, Pratiyogita Darpan-emagazine, Vigyan Pragati
Yojana



NEWS PAPERS FOR GK
1.   All India News papers
2.   Dainik Bhaskar
3.   Hindustan Times
4.   India Press
5.   Indian Express
6.   Online Newspaper
7.   Rajastha
8.   n Patrika
9.   The HinduTimes Of India