Dr. Gaurav J. Sontake

Dr. Gaurav J. Sontake is brain behind this website. He worked as freelancer with various institutes including Byju's and Vision IAS. He is author of 150+ Tricks and Mnemonics as well as Strengthen Your Argument Volume I & II. He was Ayurveda doctor before shifting to IAS exam preparation. During his preparation phase, he realised the need of simplified and affordable content. Based on this, he is creating simplified content for students. Dr. Gaurav enjoys travelling, reading and sometimes photography. Also, he loves interacting and guiding students.

Farmer’s Protest

by

This article talks about the farmer’s protest regarding three bills that pertain to agricultural marketing reforms in the parliament. [su_divider top=”no” size=”5″ margin=”30″] Farmers from various states such as Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh are protesting against the three farm bills.  They have surrounded national capital borders and made a call for Bharat bandh … Read more

Issue of Naga Insurgency

by

This article analyses the issue of Naga insurgency and the issues related to it. [su_divider top=”no” size=”5″ margin=”30″] ISSUE OF NAGA INSURGENCY Nagas are culturally heterogeneous groups of different communities/tribes having a different set of problems from the mainstream population.They reside in the state of Nagaland and its neighbourhood states. They belong to Indo-Mongoloid Family … Read more

BEST PRACTICES – HEALTH & NUTRITION

by

Arogya Kunji District: Chatra in Jharkhand Certain regions of the State are still underdeveloped. Tribals in these areas do not have access to modern healthcare facilities. To offer respite to the people living in these affected areas, the State Government has designed and developed a new Sahiya Arogya Kunji Yojana. This is aimed at poor … Read more

Empowering Migrant Workers – Best Practices

by

The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it many challenges for India and countries around the world. Even as we tried to secure the country from this disease, the livelihoods of many unorganized and migrant workers were lost. Migrant workers in India—mostly comprising daily wage labourers working in manufacturing and construction industries, and those engaged in agriculture, … Read more