Shivani Mohan @Chevane

Centrist, Dreamer, Storyteller, Yoga lover🧘‍♀️, Tarot, numerology, astrology. Spiritual healer . Loves life & lifestyle.Instagram- @soulaurashivani youtube.com/channel/UC2mL4… India Joined April 2009

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@chad_infi Saif Ali Khan

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@PMOIndia

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First NEET, then CBSE, then CUET, then UPSC prelims paper. This govt is hell bent on slowly turning India’s youth against it. Playing with the future of young aspirants and no solution given, no explanation given!

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Shivani Mohan @Chevane

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They will soon give up and head for foreign shores. India’s Brain drain continues!

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Shivani Mohan @Chevane

3 days ago

@drajaykumar_ias You have just been thrilled, looking forward, excited launching books, attending convocations etc while 8 lakh UPSC aspirants and their families are disheartened, crying! You have shown no empathy ! AI cannot replace human effort & at least AI generated ques should be checked!

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THE X GUY🇺🇸 🌌 @thecoldplaylive

4 days ago

@drajaykumar_ias It's high time someone speaks about UPSC and it's irresponsible way of setting of prelims exam - giving wrong/ non transparent answer keys without any accountability by framing faulty and vague questions & dropping them causing loss of marks & years of life - trauma to aspirants.

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exsecular @ExSecular

5 days ago

This is epic

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Shivani Mohan @Chevane

a week ago

After NEET & CBSE, Now UPSC Prelims 2026 In Controversy! Students Outrag... youtu.be/KJu-8rDkfBk?si… via @YouTube

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Nature Beauty @NatureBeau41816

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Sir, I have a humble request to kindly explain the UPSC Preliminary Examination papers in a more detailed manner. It would increase transparency and help students better understand the direction, scope, and standard of questions for their upcoming attempts.

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Citizen’s Voice🇮🇳 @simran8403

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Once a UPSC panel asked a candidate about the number of working days he has lost preparing while unemployed for years. Now one irresponsible chairman erased 365 × 8 lakh = 29 crore of work days wiped out(8 lakh years) . “I understand” isn’t enough. We want justice, not sympathy.

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Happy @swainhappy49890

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Most expected Prelims question for 2027 😂😂.. Yehi sab ayega abb Upsc main this year ki tarah . The most irrelevant paper ever.

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Shivani Mohan @Chevane

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias You avoided last minute stress but gave them so much stress in the paper. Heard of many children crying and deep breathing in the exam. Were you testing their heart health or logical reasoning?

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Reshma @breshma10

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias I ran AI detector for some questions which were semantically challenging. Here is the result. Again, the paper is not tough. It was psychological assault using AI. You were too busy using AI that you forgot the length of the paper and the fact that the exam is for two hours.

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Adity Arora @ArrushAdityadev

a week ago

Farhan stole Aditya Dhar’s script of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag. Shouldn’t he banned first ?!!

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Kumar Harsh @harsh12860

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Sir, with full respect to UPSC, many aspirants are feeling disappointed because this year the paper was more factual and random than conceptual. We spend years understanding subjects deeply, and not memorising isolated facts. We hope future papers again focus more on concepts.

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Akshay @Akshaydk186

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias With respect, presenting availability of key as a voluntary transparency measure raises an obvious question: if it strengthens fairness today, why was it withheld for decades and implemented only after judicial intervention? While millions of students suffered in black box.

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Shailja Katare @Selza1105

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias When a national-level examination tilts heavily toward luck rather than hard-earned knowledge, it creates an unfortunate parity between those who have spent years in disciplined, exhaustive study and those who appear casually to test their fortune.

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Citizen’s Voice🇮🇳 @simran8403

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Mr Chairman , Today’s PIB alone released 45 press articles! That’s nearly 14,600 press releases per year on PIB ONLY. Let’s not even start on the count of all government websites and ministries’ releases . The volume is staggering.

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AK Arya @Intimating_monk

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Sir, govt releases many things. So you are asking aspirants to mug up everything? This is also from PIB, are you suggesting that next year you will ask calibre and bore of gun? Again in second picture, national technical textile mission, are you suggesting we should mug each..

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PK @PKSpeaks07

a week ago

@drajaykumar_ias Dear UPSC Chairman, The community IS NOT against tough papers. We're against IRRELEVANT papers. Ask us which Gharana a classical singer belonged to - that's trivia, not governance aptitude. Ask us the exact operational years of MINURCAT - that's a database entry, not civil service knowledge. Ask us which specific orchid is a State flower of which two states - that's botany memorization, not administrative ability. Tough questions test DEPTH of understanding. These questions tested LUCK of exposure. There's a fundamental difference between: → A question that's hard because it requires genuine conceptual clarity → A question that's hard because it requires memorizing an obscure footnote from an academic paper CSE 2026 Prelims had too many of the second kind. Future IAS officers govern districts, manage crises, and shape policy. Test THAT ability. Not whether they happened to read one specific paragraph in one specific source that 99% of preparation material doesn't even cover. Difficulty through depth = completely acceptable. Difficulty through obscurity = examination failure. Please don't confuse our outrage with fear of hard questions. We welcome hard questions. We reject meaningless ones. I hope you understand our concern 🙏🏻🙏🏻 #UPSC #CSEPrelims2026