CIQ 1 & 2

Question 1

Y did u choose NCC?

Who motivated you to choose NCC

Answer 1

.

Question 2

Y do u think we should take you in army?

Y do you think we should hire you?

Answer 2

You should take me because, I have the ability to work in with this disciplined organization and I’m waiting for the opportunity to implement my knowledge practically. I love challenges and I have the will to succeed. I am a person whom you can train up and develop to be the person you want to be for a noble cause. I am a fast learner of which will facilitate the training period.
Whatever might be the place I’m planted on. I’ll bloom and prove my mettle.

Question 3

Are u happy with the way u look?

Answer 3

Obviously,
I do have occassional desires to fix this and that. But I am happy with the way I look.In light of the rampant insecurity , I am very lucky to feel and admit that I am beautiful. I believe true beauty is the flame of self confidence that shines from inside out.

Question 4

One thing u would like to change in ur routine?

Answer 4

The one thing I would change if I could would be to drink more water daily as I grew up so my skin would feel healthy.

Less dependency on phone

Question 5

What is ur special ability?

Answer 5

Sleeping for 3 hrs for 2 days yet being fresh and working as usually.
Ability to learn anything within 3 months
Eg: Drawing - no one taught me. No one trained me. Calligraphy - a girl’s handwriting impressed me a lot. I started practicing and I got it. Teaching history to ysr academy students.
Facial expressions while dancing. My friends love that. And want me to perform more
If I want anything I will get it done in any way.
For Eg: I wanted to be a part of TISS project work of Mumbai. But, priority was given to final year’s. I requested mam to be a part of it. She gave me task to explain next complete week lessons in class in detail. If she was satisfied she would take me in.Cut to next week. I’m in project.

Question 6

What is that u didn’t get?

Answer 6

Representing my directorate as BC. I always felt I could’ve represented better. I was put in reserve. there was nothing better in her. At every event culturals, niap, group song, group dance, flag area I used to be competitive proving I’m the better choice. Yet my attempts were futile. Later I made peace with it. fact that I was the top in YEP merit list of directorate.

Question 7

What if u dont get it done?

What if we reject you in SSB?

Answer 7

Dance my heart out. Sleep soundly. Then go for a walk. Introspect. Where I went wrong. What I could’ve done more to make it right. Seek guidance discuss with friends and mentors later. Again give it a try.
For eg: In my first year of graduation I represented my college to get selected In south zone elocution competition I faced tough competition at intercollegiate level. The next year I worked hard on my presentation skills and pronunciation I made it to represented my college successfully at south zone level, but didn’t get any medal except participation. When I was all set to bag a place for college in my final year. Covid messed up with life.

Question 8

What is ur take on discipline?

Answer 8

Just do what is to be done even though it doesn’t make u happy. But it is greatness - George Bernard Shaw

Question 9

What is ur take on today’s relationships?

Answer 9

People enter into relationship for moving on or out of loneliness or just to pass their free time or a social comparison that everyone was settling.

Question 10

Sacrifices * made for upsc. What desires did u suppress.

Answer 10

Tell urself that

1. I was unable to buy desired jewellry and follow fashion as I wasn’t earning. And I can’t spend thrift on my parent’s money either.
2. I suppressed my desire to start youtube channel. Photoshoots. Short films.
3. Crack TISS exam Gayathri. U are meant for IIM. End of discussion.

Question 11

Why are you vegetarian?

Answer 11

desire to eat in a way that avoids excessive use of environmental resources.
1.Vegetarians have been shown to have a 24% lower risk of dying of heart disease than non-vegetarians.2
2.Live longer, slow the aging process.
A 12-year Oxford study published in the British Medical Journal found that vegetarians outlive meat eaters by six years.
3.Flesh foods can harbor contaminants such as hormones, herbicides and pesticides, and antibioticsNot to mention the viruses, bacteria and parasites such as salmonella, trichinella and other worms, and toxoplasmosis parasites.
4.Reduce Global Warming.

Question 12

If u are offered non veg and you have no way out?

Answer 12

For survival and in the name of social adaptability I’ll consume it.

Question 13

What is ur religion and what kind of influence does it exert on u?

Answer 13

Hinduism embraces many religious ideas. For this reason, it’s sometimes referred to as a “way of life” or a “family of religions,” as opposed to a single, organized religion.
As Follower I believe there are multiple paths to reaching their god.
believe in the doctrines of samsara (the continuous cycle of life, death, and reincarnation) and karma (the universal law of cause and effect).
One of the key thoughts of Hinduism is “atman,” or the belief in soul. This philosophy holds that living creatures have a soul, and they’re all part of the supreme soul. The goal is to achieve “moksha,” or salvation, which ends the cycle of rebirths to become part of the absolute soul.
One fundamental principle of the religion is the idea that people’s actions and thoughts directly determine their current life and future lives.
Hindus strive to achieve dharma, which is a code of living that emphasizes good conduct and morality.
Hindus revere all living creatures and consider the cow a sacred animal.
Food is an important part of life for Hindus. Most don’t eat beef or pork, and many are vegetarians.

Question 14

Tell me 3 best moments in ur life🥺

Answer 14

1. Tears of joy from maa when I gave money to pay rent as we were facing huge financial crunch alongside elder generation in our family were suffering in hospital.
2. When I made a video call to my parents from Vietnam. my father swell in pride when I was wearing uniform. But didn’t let it show.
3. I had chance to serve at vaikunta dwaram on vaikunta ekadashi and dwadasi for 8 hrs.
4. Merit list of YEP
5. Smt subbalakshmi srinivasan memorial prize.
6. Best student award.

Question 15

About SV University

Answer 15

Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati , is established in 1954 in the world famous holy temple town of Tirupati on the sprawling campus of 1000 acres with a panoramic and pleasant hill view. The University stands as a testimony to the wisdom and foresight of great visionaries Late Sri Tanguturi Prakasam Pantulu, the then Chief Minister of Andhra and Late Sri Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, to cater the educational needs and aspirations of the people of Rayalaseema area. With a great wisdom, the founder of this University have rightly coined the motto Wisdom lies in proper perspective for it. The University has grown excellently from strength to strength over the past 60 years. It is located on the West side of Tirupati, surrounded by the other universities in the city, namely Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Sri Venkateswara Vedic University, Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences and National Sanskrit University.
Notable alumniEdit

N. Chandrababu Naidu, former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, president ofTelugu Desam Party

Ramachandra Naidu Galla, industrialist, founder of theAmara Raja Groupof companies

T. N. Manoharan, chairman ofCanara Bank

Vijayanand Samudrala, CEO ofAmara Raja Group

Prem Reddy, cardiologist and a major owner ofPrime Healthcare Services

Muzaffar Ali, vice chancellor of Dr. Abdul Haq Urdu University, Kurnool

Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy, former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh and union cabinet minister

Vakkantham Vamsi, dialogue writer, screenwriter, and director inTelugu cinema

Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K., filmmaking

The university was ranked 68th overall in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework in 2020.

Question 16

U have such a great personality gayathri who will you credit?

Answer 16

Credit goes to parvarish and NCC alone sir.

Question 17

Demarcate life before and after RDC

Answer 17

1.Before rdc it was only me. I’d carry out any task by working hard. Do it all by myself attitude. 🇮🇳 After RDC I learnt how to assign work and get it done properly.team spirit, comaradierie how efficient results could be bought by working as a team. Its all the game of motivation and understanding. (Yet I was surrounded by friends made me feel I’m good at social skills. )
2. It taught me skin care, hair care styling in simple clothes yet looking fab(the art of looking presentable with better grooming)🇮🇳 before RDC I had no idea on clothing styling and accessories.
3.Better dining etiquettes of using chopsticks.
4. How to respond and not to react.
5. Multitasking
6.socialising skills and a world beyond bookish knowledge. Street smart.
.

Question 18

What kind of person are you?

Who do they like to interview ?

Answer 18

hurt lone wolf.
So, I’m guessing the one that survives the battle is holding the weapons of the beast of the deep.
So, clearly they are looking for battle survivors. Who have fought and won.

. My little fingers nails came out due to dance practice. The desire for representing group as BC didnt let me think about anything else. Made me realise how mentally and Physically strong I was well.( It made me mentally and physically strong as well)

Question 19

Amazing experience in RDC 2k19

Answer 19

Bring them to the point that

I was very amazed by RDC. Everyday it was new. Everything was teaching me something. I wanted to capture it. Camera wasn’t allowed. I started writing dairy. On what happened. And how is the person I met different from me. What are their motivations and support systems,
Highlights of 2k19 rdc

1.For the first time I saw, a lady officer, Lt.Bhavana Kasturi mam who will lead a contingent of the India Army Service Corps. She visited our stay area to speak to my ANO mam. Being in an environment
surrounded by so many respected dignitaries, armed forces officers increases the
sense of respect towards our Country’s defense force

2. As I was in flag area I was listening to all the cadets who were receiving RAKSHA MANTRI PADAK and their exemplary achievements it lit ignition to do more
   Eg: bhargasetu sharma who jumped into river to save life.
   Chief guest of RDC parade South Africa president Cyril Ramaphosa.
3. That day sun was scorching bright and Maldives defence minister Mariya didi stopped at ap and t flag area and listened to me. ( Write beautifully) think like Major Venkat.
   4.

Question 20

Tell me about urself

Answer 20

Good morning sir, I’m gayathri. I’m born and brought up in Tirupati. I did my schooling from KRCS school passed out in 2014 with 98%. In +2 I chose bipc and bagged dental seat with 95%. At this point of time I was completely soaked into studies. Whereas during school I was school captain, best calligrapher, actively represented school in drawing, elocution and essay writing competitions and district level Kabaddi player for 2 yrs. In 2017 I made a decision to pursue graduation in psychology. I took part in every other competitions in college. Never left any opportunities. NCC and my beloved institution of TTD gave me ample of opportunities

1. TISS research project
2. All India essay writing event of Ramakrishna mission
3. Art of living classes
4. Golden opportunity to represent country at international level in YEP Vietnam NCC.
5. Director general commendation. offered me all the opportunities .
6. Best student award. To win back my parents faith. To make them proud again.To improve my self esteem. To rebuild myself better than before to prove my mettle.

Question 21

What do you do as social media manager?

Answer 21

1. Using specialized tools to create eye catching content.
2. Making relevant videos and photos with appropriate text.
3. Post analysis to discover what worked and what flopped.
4. Properly engaging with followers.
5. Using specialized tools to create eye catching content.
6. Making relevant videos and photos with appropriate text.
7. Post analysis to discover what worked and what flopped.
8. Properly engaging with followers.

Question 22

What are your weakness?

Answer 22

As a responsible person, I tend to take on more work. I’ll always get the job done no matter how much is on my plate. I’m slowly learning along the way that taking on too much responsibility is, in itself, irresponsible moreover I’ve realised team work yields best results.

Question 23

What is ur strength?

There can be 5 strengths but one weakness. So mention 5.

Answer 23

1. Taking initiative and going the extra mile going above and beyond my normal job and responsibilities to make things happen.
2. I’m highly Commited person to organizational goals
   with genuine interest and extreme dedication. I
   take pride in job and
   display a high degree of honesty, loyalty and integrity.
3. Maintaining strong self-control and displaying superior emotional adjustments and stability for
   Keeping situations in proper perspective as well as Displaying maturity in handling on inconsequential issues.
4. Capable of assuming greater responsibility
   and Possess a strong capacity to make a greater
   contribution to the organization. Need more responsibility to ensure continued
   satisfaction and career growth while Displaying high management potential.
5. Excel in effective human relations
   Understand human behavior
    Identify and understand personal values of superiors,
   subordinates, peers, and others
    Recognize the needs of others
    Display a high degree of recognition, acceptance and
   prestige in dealing with others
    Make favorable impression and easily gains
   acceptance by others
    Make the best impression in every situation
    Convey a positive personal image
    Excel in obtaining enthusiastic commitments
    Gain management commitments
    Well accepted by others under difficult circumstances
    Work harmoniously and effectively with others
    Get along well with others
    Develop a strong working rapport with others
    Develop positive working relationships

Question 24

Have you ever lied?

Answer 24

Yes, the necessary lies and the lies people wanted to hear.

Question 25

Which qualities do you like and dislike about your bestfriends?

What are your friends doing?

Answer 25

I have a bestfriend. I like her because exceptionally reliable and trustworthy. Adheres to her words and is pretty straightforward at passing judgements be it anything. She asks penetrating questions which lights up my mood instantly and adds to my introspection. Clearly understands purpose, objectives provides strong and functional knowledge sometimes. Her major shortcoming is her fitness sir. But, she is tough enough to face the world and punch back stronger when necessary. Rest, she’ll become the best homeopathic doctor. And with her treatment she’ll be able breathe a new life into many people who need care.

Degree friends: married
Inter friends: physiotherapy, B. Vsc AgBsc, Nurses
10th: Foreign MS, working with IT companies

Question 26

Acha, tell me how are these social workers or NGO’s impacting Indian Army?

Answer 26

The Sainik Welfare organisation is an NGO that is providing residential units – apartments, plots, independent floors - to personnel who are still in service, as well as those retired, along with their spouses or dependents.

The Lakshya Foundation was built by a team of volunteers who wanted to bridge the gap between the armed forces and the civilians. Through that effort, they are also creating an emotional bond with these soldiers and their families.

They conduct a number of events to create awareness about how our soldiers have fought for our country, share the episodes of bravery, and instil a sense of patriotism

Question 27

Any army related NGO?

Answer 27

Like its name suggests, War Wounded Foundation aims to rehabilitate the war-disabled personnel in different parts of India. The autonomous organisation aims to provide financial independence and productivity to all war personnel from the Army, Navy, and the Air Force.

the NGO wanted to help them become ‘Soldier Entrepreneurs’ and tried to help them generate income from self-employment. But not all of them were keen on this, so they diverged into upskilling with computer training, spoken English, repairs of small items like TV, radios, cycles, and others.

Maruti veer jawan
is to aid the martyrs of our country and help their dependent families.
Some of the essentials include providing for their kid’s education, family’s health, and other basic necessities through their many events and distribution drives. In the festive season, the organisation sends them gifts as a symbol of love

Veer Nari Resettlement Foundation is helping the Veernaris to stand on their feet by counselling and assisiting them in all possible ways ,to acquire skills needed to be financially independent. Its a non profit organization,working tirelessly ,with the sole aim of resettlement of the families of the Martyrs ..

The Sainik Welfare Charitable Fund (SWCF) provides support, encouragement, and hope by treating each soldier like family. We value our soldiers’ sacrifices and commitment to this great country and welcome the opportunity to serve them in their financial needs too.

We believe that the men and women in the Armed Forces are the unsung heroes of our country. They are often just “regular people” like everyone who are called upon to perform extraordinary feats under the most unrelenting conditions.

Question 28

How will you be able to do social work in Army when it’s all about the war, equipment, machinery, and threats and enemy?

Answer 28

Op sadbhavana Jawan Aur Awam, Aman Hai Muqaam”
(The soldier and people, peace is the destination)

the core of Operation Sadhbhavana theme gyrates around aspirations of local populace and India’s national interest.

1. Indian Army has established 46 Army Goodwill Schools and rendered assistance to approximately 1900 State Government run schools by carrying out renovation, modifications, infrastructure augmentation and provisioning of equipment
2. Indian Army is running special “Shepherds Schools”, a one of its kind initiative at various receiving areas which are frequented regularly by the nomadic groups.
3. To cater for the medical needs of population living in remote and inaccessible areas, a number of medical aid/health centers have been constructed. These centers have been providing essential medical aid to local population and are equipped with modern equipment. Villagers are regularly being educated on family planning, child care, basic hygiene, sanitation and precautions against local ailments at these Centers
4. Special emphasis is being laid to empower women by organising skill development training like operating of computers, knitting, tailoring, candle making, bag making, carpets / basket weaving, horticulture and fashion designing at various Vocational Training Centers (VTC) for them.

The unique initiative stands as a dazzling example of commitment and dedication of the uniformed community

Initiatives likes these are reassuring not only because of the positive numbers and results, but also because in these initiatives exists a possibility of socially uplifting a section of the society which not only suffers socio-economically but also lives under a constant threat of geopolitical instability.

“Our Motto … A Smile on Every Face”
“Army belongs to the people and its commitment will last as long as the involvement of the people lasts…..”

Question 29

Difference between psychologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist?

Answer 29

When it comes to seeking help for a mental illness

1. psychiatrist employed at a major hospital, a rehabilitation centre, a medical university, nursing homes or practicing in a private institution.
2. Psychologists are not authorised to prescribe medications. Instead, they recommend talk therapies and exercises that are best suited for mild mental conditions, and this is all done through careful observation and counselling with their patients
3. Psychotherapist is a general term for lot of different types of mental health professionals. This can include psychologists and psychotherapists. These professionals provide psychotherapy is a talking therapy. It’s designed to improve mental health and general well being.

Question 30

why would you need a degree for that! What’s the big deal about rendering help to a needy! A person’s conscience is enough for Social Work??

Answer 30

How many of us agree with the fact that a chemist, no matter how good he/she may be at curing ails, can never qualify to be called a doctor, because of the simple truth that a chemist doesn’t hold an MBBS degree. people often tend to relate Social Work with social and moral obligations that religion preaches and philanthropy demands. The fault totally doesn’t lie with the common masses. They often tend to confuse Social Work with Social Service or Social Welfare and likewise, Social Worker with Humanitarian or Philanthropist. Simply saying, a Social Worker will prefer to enrol clients (what they call needy) in some skill development course rather than giving them free rashan, so that when the rashan is out of stock he may not have to ask for it again. Skill development will make them perpetually independent.

Question 31

father of social work?

Answer 31

Jane Addams, known as the “mother” of social work, was a pioneer American settlement activist/reformer, social worker, public philosopher, sociologist, public administrator, protestor, author, and leader in women’s suffrage and world peace

Question 32

Who is the most famous social worker in India?/ Padma award winning social worker

Answer 32

Parkash Kaur: This social worker from Jalandhar is recognised for raising about 80 abandoned girls in Punjab. Parkash was, herself, abandoned by her biological parents.
Shyam Sundar Paliwal: Renowned as the father of ‘eco-feminism,’ Shyam Sundar Paliwal started his initiative by planting a single tree in memory of his daughter, which turned into a mission to plant 111 trees for every girl child born in his village.

Question 33

Definition of social work?

Answer 33

Social work is an academic discipline and practice-based profession concerned with meeting the basic needs of individuals, families, groups, communities, and society as a whole to enhance their individual and collective well-being.

Question 34

What is the role of social worker?

Answer 34

Social workers who have a strong ability to empathize will be able to form strong connections because their clients feel they understand them and can relate to the things that are difficult for them. Similar to compassion, empathy is at the very heart of social work and is essential for any effective professional.

Question 35

Who is Sigmund Freud?
Father of psychoanalysis
What is his concept?

Answer 35

The core of psychoanalysis is the belief that all people possess unconscious thoughts, feelings, desires, and memories.
1.A person’s behavior is influenced by their unconscious drives.
2.Emotional and psychological problems such as depression and anxiety are often rooted in conflicts between the conscious and unconscious mind.
3.Personality development is heavily influenced by the events of early childhood (Freud suggested that personality was largely set in stone by the age of five).
4.People use defense mechanisms to protect themselves from information contained in the unconscious.
Unconscious Mind
Thoughts, urges, or feelings that are unpleasant, difficult, or even socially unacceptable.

Buried because they can bring about pain or conflict.

Can sometimes be brought into awareness using certain techniques.

Conscious Mind
Thoughts, feelings, and urges that we are aware of or can easily bring into awareness.

Not hidden or suppressed.

May be influenced by unconscious thoughts, feelings, or memories.

The Id, Ego, and Superego
Freud believed that an individual’s personality had three components: the id, the ego, and the superego.

Id
The first of the key elements of personality to emerge is known as the id. The id contains all of the unconscious, basic, and primal urges.

Ego
The second aspect of personality to emerge is known as the ego. This is the part of the personality that must deal with the demands of reality. It helps control the urges of the id and makes us behave in ways that are both realistic and acceptable.

Rather than engaging in behaviors that are designed to satisfy our desires and needs, the ego forces us to fulfill our needs in ways that are socially acceptable and realistic. In addition to controlling the demands of the id, the ego also helps strike a balance between our basic urges, our ideals, and reality.

Superego
The superego is the final aspect of personality to emerge, and it contains our ideals and values. The values and beliefs that our parents and society instill in us are the guiding force of the superego and it strives to make us behave according to these morals.

Psychoanalysis opened up a new view on mental illness, particularly that talking through problems with a psychoanalytic professional could help alleviate a person’s psychological distress.

Question 36

Who is the father of psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt.
For?

Answer 36

Wilhelm Wundt opened the Institute for Experimental Psychology at the University of Leipzig in Germany in 1879. This was the first laboratory dedicated to psychology, and its opening is usually thought of as the beginning of modern psychology. Indeed, Wundt is often regarded as the father of psychology

Question 37

Teachers you like /Teacher’s you didn’t like why so?

Subjects you like/didn’t like why so?

Answer 37

From class 1 to class 16 I was always surrounded by very supportive and reliable lecturers/teacher’s and HOD’s without their support. I would not have been able to fetch best student award.

I liked all of my teacher’s sir.
If the IO still pressurizes you. Then.
Sometimes my teacher makes some gloomy face sir. That I don’t like sir. I like a charming and smiling energy filled lesson from my teachers sir.
Y?
They are dealing with some family issues sir. Or issues with performance of a student they are very much concerned about.
Eg: In my 8th class. My favourite teacher Aparna mam was upset about something. When I asked about it in the evening study hours. She explained me about parents of Suhail had visited her and got very emotional while explaining their conditions and their struggle to educate his son Suhail. Tears rolled out of her eyes while explaining this. I was class leader. So I can change places of students. I assured her that I would take care of him. I made him sit beside in classes. Teach the entire subject in recess with active recalling method. Used to punch him sometimes. Mam and I shifted our focus towards him. While teaching automatically I used to excel in the subject Soon, in half yearly exams his marks and performance drastically improved. I made him realise he will be learning the same lesson if he doesn’t level up. Same applies to life.Life will keep teaching you the same lesson if you don’t level up with all might and will power. Suhail is Currently, he is working in Bnglr always addresses me as Major Gayathri siachen glacier kab le jaoge?

My favourite subject have always been social sciences like history, International relations, Indian culture, social work and psychology.
I found all the subjects really interesting sir.

Question 38

Indian Women’s kabaddi team captain mamatha poojary

Answer 38

A capable Captain
In just about 3 years, she was in the state and national teams. Under her efficient captaincy, she has practically won every tournament. In 2007 clinched the Gold at the Asian Games in Iran, In 2010 won Gold at Asian Games in China and at the Asian Beach Games in Indonesia and Oman. In 2012 won the World Cup. She has more than a dozen golds in her kitty.

Question 39

Upcoming kabaddi tournaments
Kabaddi federation in India/ coubs

History of kabaddi in Asian games

Answer 39

Asian Games will be going to be held in 2022. China is going to host Asian Games in 2022.

After three successful Kabaddi World Cup in 2004, 2007 and 2016, now International Kabaddi Federation (IKF) is going to organise Kabaddi World Cup 2022 in the month of October. All three Kabaddi tournament was won by Indian Kabaddi Team.

Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India

The 19th Asian Games is set to happen in Hangzhou, China from 10th September to 25th September 2022. Kabaddi has been part of the Asian Games since the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing, China.

Indian Kabaddi team has been the successful team in the Asain Games history. They have won 9 gold medals, 1 silver medal, and 1 bronze medal in both men and women category. Indian Men’s Kabaddi team missed the gold in the last edition where India lost to Iran and bowed out of the tournament in the Semi-Final of the Asain Games. Indian Women’s Kabaddi team lost the final to Iran and settled for the Silver medal

Question 40

When was the last international kabaddi match took place

Answer 40

The India national men’s kabaddi team bagged the gold medal at the 13th South Asian Games 2019 after they dominated Sri Lanka. captain Deepak Hooda persisted with the starting line-up that included Sunil Kumar, Parvesh Bhainswal and Pardeep Narwal

India had another reason to be jubilant on the day as their women’s kabaddi team also won a gold medal at the 13th South Asian Games 2019 after they defeated hosts Nepal by a massive 50-13.

The women’s kabaddi team’s starting line-up comprised Ritu Kumari, Nisha, Pushpa, Sakshi Kumari, Priyanka, Rits Negi and Deepika Henry Joseph

Question 41

If you’re granted 3 wishes what they would be?

Answer 41

1. Get commissioned in the armed forces sir
2. To establish the vasudhaiva kutumbaham.
   In these rising trends of communalism. The external politics of enemy nations which are disturbing the beauty of this country which lies in its diversity. God be with this country. Let everything get back to normalcy is my second wish sir
3. Keep my lecturers,mentors, family, friends and relatives,peaceful and healthy sir.

Question 42

Tell me about a situation when you were mentally broken?

Answer 42

Pavani and I were best friends. We did RDC 2019 together came back by Feb. I took responsibility as Senior Under Officer after returning from YEP Vietnam in July end. Immediately we conducted a mime on kargil vijay diwas, We conducted awareness rallies on water conservation, We completely improvised our NCC equipments and room for DDG Air Commodore NNReddy sir’s visit etc. In August, new ANO Sujatha mam took charge. My routine was morning subject classes in college, take evng parade.I used teach Modern history classes in SV defence academy later GYM and pavani was given responsibility to report to ANO mam about everything since she was hostler. A day Sujatha mam called me and gave left and right. I called my co-cadets and on enquiring I got to know the back story. I was absolutely broken. I had burst out. I rushed to my HOD Neeraja mam. She was shocked that I “ Gayathri “was crying. Just, for me mam she halted the classes gave them some task to do. She explained me that this is how world functions. But, you need to be smart enough to judge people and their intentions that’s what makes you a true leader. I regained my calm. Cleared the misunderstanding with mam. Warned her. Gave her left and right.

Question 43

1. Your academic performance starting from class 10th till graduation
2. Your academic scores in each class and semesters
3. State your academic achievements if any?

Answer 43

I passed out my 10th class with 98%. I secured 10/10 in almost all subjects. In +2 I chose biology. I was my College topper in my 1st year with 98% and overall I managed to score 95% and bagged dental seat. In 2017, I opted for this beautiful combination of one subject that deals with why the people act the way they do, helps to predict how would they act in future, and analyses reason behind their actions - Psychology, Supreme Indian Culture - this suject has every answer, and possible solution to every problem that human faces which has been written some millions of years ago. And finally Social Work - with all these knowledge you’ve acquired from Psychology and Indian Culture. Here, you learn to apply that knowledge for Manava kalayan. I was awarded Smt. Subbulakshmi Srinivasan memorial prize for being a University topper in Indian Culture subject. Overall, I scored 89% in my graduation.

Question 44

Subjects you were weak in and how did you improve?

Answer 44

In 8th standard due to kabaddi practice. I used to miss out my classes. Despite, I used to maintain the same score in every subject. But, I felt the huge impact of missing out on classes in my 9th class half yearly exam I struggled to pass in maths. Due to this I discontinued kabaddi moreover I felt I lacked clarity on lot’s of concepts. I attended every class. Cleared my doubts with shanmukh sir. Bagged 10/10 in my SSC exams in maths.8th standard I used to perform the best in every Subject.

Question 45

Tell me a quality that you would like to learn from your best friend?

Answer 45

I’ve already implemented that quality sir i. e Multitasking, having time for everything and managing time for everything.

Question 46

Who all are in your family and their occupation.

Answer 46

Sir, we are a family of fantastic four. My mother is an english teacher who fantastically balances her household work and school work. My father is a ex service man served in BSF for 22 years. In the border he used to secure the country from external threat.
Which batch?
19888 Which batallion? 61 BN BSF 1st unit.
Currently, by working as regional manager in chennai based security providing company SDB he is fantastically securing the country internally. My younger brother is in 11th standard he is a pro in games sir. He has this ability. You just show the weapon. He will rattle out all the name, features, capability of a weapon.

Question 47

What all activities you do together? How do you spend time with them?

Answer 47

We live in a small 2 bedroom rental house. So, we all are either working near each other, doing chores at the same time, reading in the same room as other is discovering something on phone.

Every year,every month. calendar is filled with festivals. Festivals are a time of merrymaking and enjoying with family. Especially, I like shivaratri. every year during the jagaran we have this special place. Where all our family friends gather we do jagaran, dance, carry shivji and roam entire village in pallaki. In Sankranti, ugadi, vinaka chavithi, srirama navami, nagala panchami, Even though the reasons of celebrations are different. we clean, decorate, the house together, offer poojas,my maa narrates lot’s of stories, make pallem I mean it’s unique (Festive family meals).

Question 48

Who are you closer to your mother or father?

Answer 48

Both sir. If the doubt revolves around. If my competition in life, any social issues. My go to person is my father. He fills my spirit, lifts my soul. Make me see a rainbow in my wilderness and in my storm.

If the doubts revolve around academics, goals, aspirations, future resolutions. My go to person is my maa.
So, I have this beautiful combination. Very blessed.

If he forces or stresses more. Say dad
Why?
I like my father sir. The way he has established himself in life. The way he fought to provide us the amenities and comforts. At younger age he lost his mother. My grand father gave up. He fought a lot with life. He is a man with great clarity on decisions he makes. He sticks to his values no matter what. Religious and very disciplined.

Question 49

What I don’t like?

Answer 49

he is adamant with his decisions and rubs it on family even if they don’t like it and his choice of words when his anger is out of control.

Sir he tries and forces his way through sir. But, then I have a good lengthy debate with my father. But, I convince him.

He shouts on my mother, he shouts on my brother sir
Again I take control of the situation and have a debate with him and finally convince him sir.

Question 50

How do you help your parents at home?

Answer 50

Right from grocery, vegetable shopping, 20L water can, little things for household. Dropping and picking up my brother.
Helping my father with his English.
And sometimes maa in making special delicacies.
Take tution for my brother’s overall score.

Question 51

Similarities and differences between your brother and how do you motivate him?

Answer 51

We both are plain sir, very cheerful, lighthouse of energies, very cooperative and very understanding, we are friends more than siblings.

Coming to differences I’m more into academics + NCC+ adventure. He is very notorious, passionate about games rather than studies. owing to his adolescence and we have a huge difference of 8 years.

I try to make him understand the importance of academics. He is not very serious. I forcefully make him sit and do classes. I’ve plans for him which he has agreed to. I’ll make sure my brother becomes the All India Best Rider in RDC Parade.

Question 52

Similarities and differences between your father and you?

Question 53

Similarities and differences between you and your friends?

Question 54

If asked what would your friend tell about you?

Answer 54

I’ve strong analytical skills. I analyse and then do any work. Organising skills. Very initiative.

Question 55

What do you like in your friend bhavya and give an example

Question 56

What do you don’t like in you friend navya and given an example?

Question 57

When was the last time you had a fight with your mother?

Question 58

When was the last time you had a fight with your father?

Question 59

Why did you cut your hair

Question 60

Jainism

Buddhism

Answer 60

Lord Mahavira
24 theertankaras

 aims -attainment of liberation,   through three principles
 Three Jewels or Triratna i.e.
Right Faith (Samyakdarshana)
Right Knowledge (Samyakjnana)
Right Action (Samyakcharita)

Five Doctrines of Jainism
Ahimsa: Non-injury to living being
Satya: Do not speak a lie
Asteya: Do not steal
Aparigraha: Do not acquire property
Brahmacharya: Observe continence

Siddhartha Gautam, born in circa 563 BCE. Kapilvastu, in Lumbini which is situated near the Indo-Nepal Border.

lifestyle of asceticism, or extreme self-discipline.

After 49 consecutive days of meditation, Gautama attained Bodhi (enlightenment) under a pipal tree at Bodhgaya a village in Bihar.

Astanga marga :
Right view
Right intention
Right speech
Right action
Right livelihood
Right mindfulness
Right effort
Right concentration

Panchasheel:
Five Precepts or Pancasil and refrain from them.
Violence
stealing
sexual misconduct
lying or gossip
taking intoxicating substances e.g. drugs or drink

4 noble truths:
1. The first step in a spiritual life. look very closely at our experience of life and realise there is suffering.

2.Through a lack of understanding.
we create and recreate an independent self entity called “me.”

Cravings- (e.g. rich, famous, loved, respected, immortal)These cravings are the root cause of suffering.

3. One who has realised cessation has great purity of heart, ocean-like compassion, and penetrating wisdom
4. profound training of body, speech, and mind to habituate this cessation through astanga marga.

Question 61

Recent incident where you picked up a fight?

Answer 61

On 28 July 2022. My train was at 5pm. But boarding was at Gudur rather than tirupati. Moreover,to avoid traffic blocks that’s regular at sri kalahasthi papa suggested me to start from tirupati by 1pm reach there by 4pm. Have 1hr in hand. Paapa went to fetch auto. Street was narrow. Blocked by random person waiting for his payment infront of the way where auto, vehicles has to pass. Papa requested him to move and park it vacant space which was few steps away. He refused. Said after payment, after clearing luggage he will move. He was adamant and arguing illogically. Verbally heated argument started. I rushed to that place. Both were verbally abusing each other. I pacified. Requested him to move and apologized for the wrong usage of words by my father. Our neighbours gathered by the time. As we were leaving. He was continuing to abuse my dad until I lost my patience. I gave him left and right. Authoritatively asked him for licence told him to move to police station mimicking as a person in state police. He instantly moved his car without any fuss. I looked at my father. He gave me a wide smile appreciating my acting skills.