AAJ Sabki Aankhein Khul Jayengi 🤯 - Avadh Ojha Sir On India 🇮🇳 & Politics | AJIO Presents TRSH

Apart from hard work, focus, and consistency, what does it take to crack this exam? Avadh Ojha sir shares valuable insights on achieving success in exams.

-To be a good coach, you need to be a lifelong student. -Currently studying the book 'Ramrajya' by Ashutosh Rana, which provides an excellent description of Rama and his character. -Focusing on extracting relevant lessons from figures like Sri Krishna and Lord Rama.

When you work hard and keep losing, the question of why haunts your mind. Those who leave their life to fate don't experience this haunting feeling. They believe that it's not their fault and therefore lack introspection. However, Vivekananda teaches that we are the creators of our own destiny.

"Mehnat का फल" translates to "the fruit of hard work." This concept suggests that even if we don't see immediate results from our efforts, God will eventually reward us for our hard work. The speaker emphasizes that hard work never goes to waste and encourages listeners not to be discouraged by the lack of instant gratification. They use the analogy of going to the gym: even if one doesn't become a bodybuilder, their body still undergoes positive changes through consistent effort. Overall, this chapter highlights the importance and value of putting in dedicated effort.

The Need for a Game Plan The podcast initially focused on self-improvement content, but audience preferences shifted towards knowledge-based content. Indians need to have a game plan for the next 10 years as technology and AI progress globally. The future of UPSC is important to address.

"Past Analysis, Present Priority, and Planning" 'Past analysis' involves studying India's development from 1950 to now in terms of sectors like agriculture, industry, infrastructure, and banking. 'Present priority' means focusing on the current state of these sectors while planning for India's growth as a world power by 2047.

"Applied education" is crucial for a country's success. Just like politics and geopolitics play out at the international stage, personal life also involves similar dynamics. In Mumbai, for example, there are gang wars over control of businesses such as real estate and trade. To understand global events like world wars or conflicts between countries like America and China, we need to study them in depth and analyze their underlying reasons. By learning from successful nations like China, individuals can build their own existence.

"National politics में Interest" discusses the speaker's personal interest in geopolitics and their lack of interest in national politics. They believe that following national politics at a surface level is sufficient, as they view it from a geopolitical perspective. The speaker questions whether this approach is right or wrong, to which the response affirms that understanding and following politics is important because politicians are representatives who work according to the priorities of the people. It emphasizes that studying politics helps individuals comprehend the role of Members of Parliament and not just blindly idolize them."

"Geopolitics can be understood by a person whose geography is very good. A person who only reads History can never understand Geopolitics." Israel is considered a technical place geographically, and its issue involves Muslims and Jews. The control over Israel has shifted from the Roman Empire to the Byzantine Empire, Ottoman Empire, British Empire, and now the American empire with Israel as its representative.

- Indians are showing an increasing interest in geopolitics, with viewers from all over the country. - Despite this, interest in national and state politics is not expected to decrease. - Indians have a unique fascination for conflicts and enjoy watching fights or controversies.

Entrepreneurship and India's Future -To take India forward, we need to focus on entrepreneurship and earning money. -If we only watch entertainment shows like Big Boss instead of educational shows like Shark Tank, India won't progress. -Very few people in India have big dreams or want to do business. Many want to leave the country.

Education, Economy, and Good Governance -We should focus on personality development rather than just academic percentages. -Skill development is important for self-dependency as not everyone can get a job in a country with such a large population. -Creating good governance will make citizens feel valued by the government. -Made in India products should be promoted globally through education reform and economic growth.

The Importance of Basic Explanation Starting at a basic level is crucial for young individuals to understand and be inspired to start something. Personal experiences, like starting a YouTube career with minimal resources, can serve as motivation.

"At-Scale Thinking" Mentality 'At-scale thinking' is prioritized by Americans when starting something new. This mindset focuses on making the venture the biggest it can be. In India, this mentality is lacking in both education and society.

The Role of Emotional Intelligence Emotional intelligence becomes essential as businesses scale up and require effective management of people. Learning emotional intelligence through self-improvement content helps understand psychology and leadership.

Learning from International Content Watching content from other countries exposes Indian children to creativity and design concepts that may not be prevalent in local content consumption.

There is a misconception that you cannot earn money by staying here. However, businesses in India are targeting international markets and attracting foreign investment. It is important for individuals who have gone abroad to invest their earnings back into the country.

The Importance of Indian History - The best thing about Indian history is that it has survived while other civilizations have fallen. - However, India has focused more on romanticism rather than the true essence of its history and greatness. - Avadh Ojha emphasizes the need to revive India's principle of immortality through meditation.

Common Mistakes in UPSC Preparation - Many UPSC aspirants fail because they do not understand the concept of preparation. They memorize facts instead. - Another common mistake is not paying attention to the syllabus and understanding one's career goals within civil services.

Avadh Ojha's Priorities as PM - Avadh Ojha would prioritize changing the education system by making yoga and meditation compulsory subjects. - He believes in empowering women for a stronger society - He aims to unite India-Pakistan and implement Ashoka’s Dhamma Policy for unity in diversity.

Facing Trolls and Accepting Criticism Avadh Ojha discusses how trolls are an integral part of social media and cannot be escaped. He shares the realization that facing criticism is a part of life, using a dialogue from the movie Guru to emphasize that if people talk ill about you, it means you're doing something good.

"Death" - The Inevitable Reality "Death" is discussed as a topic that cannot be fully understood or commented upon. Avadh mentions Socrates as the only person who has spoken on death but emphasizes that it should be self-experienced rather than just bookish knowledge.

Life's Battles: Overcoming Fear and Weakness Avadh describes life as a war where one's mind acts as the commander. He highlights the importance of not letting fear control your actions, whether it's fear of lizards, cockroaches, or other people's opinions. Avadh explains how weakness in one's mindset can lead to failure.

Our perspective and beliefs shape our reality. How we perceive things and what we believe in influences how we present ourselves to the world. Some people have a negative approach, always finding faults wherever they go.

The Reality of Criticism "Mughal phase was bad for the country" is a common belief among Hindus, but it's just a reflection of private conversations. Publicly, historical viewpoints are shared to validate these feelings. However, with the advent of the internet and polarized opinions, there is hope that in the future people will have more nuanced perspectives.

The Gray Spectrum No one is completely good or bad; everyone falls on a spectrum. The Mughal phase had both positive and negative aspects for India. While some argue that Hindu conversion during this time was detrimental to the country, similar conversions happened under British rule as well.

Unity in Diversity Indians, regardless of their religion or caste, have a tendency to romanticize the past. However, unity can be found in the present through sports and business. In sports, players from different backgrounds come together as a team and inspire each other. Similarly, in business, focusing on India's potential for growth can unite people beyond religious differences.

The Importance of Sports and Business 'Sports' is not just about playing games but also about fostering healthiness and spirit among individuals. It teaches attention and brings people together despite rivalries between nations. On the other hand,'Business' plays a crucial role in shaping India's economy by promoting exports rather than relying heavily on imports like today.

Cracking JEE and Engineering The speaker initially wanted to pursue engineering but found the questions in the JEE exam too challenging. However, they eventually decided to study engineering through an easier exam.

"Analytical Power" for UPSC Preparation "Analytical power" is essential for cracking the UPSC exam. The speaker believes that by teaching others, their own analytical power as a teacher improves. They emphasize studying subjects like history and economy with a focus on developing critical thinking skills.

Concentration is crucial for success, even if distractions are present. People often give up relationships or hobbies to maintain focus. However, girls have a knack for testing and breaking a man's concentration. This can be seen in the story of Vishwamitra and Menaka.

Types of Questions in an Interview "Interview में क्या होता है? Opinion, you cannot deny opinion. There are three types of questions in the interview. One is your DAF. You already tell about yourself, there is a form of DAF. Everything is written in it about you."

Knowledge-based Questions "The second type of question focuses on testing your knowledge and expertise related to your field or subject area. For example, if you have studied M.Sc with a specialization in Physics, they may ask physics-related questions to assess your understanding."

Personality-based Opinion Question "The most important type of question asked during an interview revolves around personal opinions and perspectives on various topics such as social issues or current events like the Ukraine war. For instance: 'Do you think that Ram Mandir should have been built?' It's crucial to express one's own viewpoint confidently without avoiding giving an opinion."

The Importance of People Skills in Governance -Governance requires people skills. -People management is necessary regardless of the location. -AI cannot replace this work.

The Need for Change in the System -Change is a natural requirement. -Resourceful countries like Arab nations are not developed due to resistance to change. The civil service system, including UPSC exams, will undergo changes periodically.

The Significance of Civil Service -Civil service forms the foundation of India's governance structure. -Strengthening and evolving it is crucial for national development.

Many college students are not interested in national politics because they believe it is dirty. However, politics plays a crucial role in the economy and cannot be ignored. When knowledgeable individuals avoid politics, less qualified people take over, leading to issues like corruption. Contractors who prioritize their own interests rather than public welfare have entered the political arena, causing problems similar to those faced during British colonial rule. The lack of understanding about budget accountability among citizens further exacerbates these issues.

The Muslim community in India is politically awakening, realizing that no matter who comes to power, they will not be opposed. This sense of security had made them complacent. However, with the rise of nationalism in the country, their perspective is changing. They are now grateful to Prime Minister Modi for bringing them out of this unconsciousness and making them aware of their own shortcomings.

The Changing Mentality of Indians Indians have shown a progression in their mentality over time. While they are technically strong, they tend to be emotionally weak. This is largely influenced by the books they read, with Half Girlfriend being popular among the new generation. However, it is important for them to also read works like Dinkar's Mahabharata to understand that success requires struggle and strength.

"Toughness" Issue in Tier-2 and Tier-3 Cities "Toughness" issues exist not only in cities but also in tier-2 and tier-3 cities as well. The solution lies within the education system, family dynamics, ambiance, and environment. Parents should narrate stories of heroes like Lord Ram or Lord Krishna to instill values of resilience and determination.

Creating an Engaging Learning Environment at Home To enhance children's thinking ability beyond what schools can provide alone: create a simulated parliament at home where debates on various topics take place between family members playing different roles such as government officials or opposition leaders.This interactive approach fosters critical thinking skills while encouraging active participation from all family members.

To be a conversationalist and a good podcast guest, it takes years of hard work. It requires studying for years and having a lifelong learning mentality. Presenting this student mentality to the world is an honor.