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Out of Syllabus? Angry Law Aspirants Demand Re-Test for JKPSC CSAT Paper
A major controversy has erupted following the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission (JKPSC) Preliminary Examination for Prosecuting Officers held on May 31, 2026. A large section of candidates is now demanding a fresh evaluation or a re-test of the Paper-II Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT), claiming the questions violated the commission’s own guidelines. The preliminary screening contains two parts: Paper-I focuses strictly on Law, while Paper-II tests basic aptitude through the CSAT. While aspirants note the Law segment was fair and well within bounds, they argue the CSAT paper was weaponized with an unusually brutal difficulty level that far
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Remembering Mawlana Muhammad Inam ul Hasan R.A: A Life of Humility, Sincerity and Deep Spiritual Influence
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Shibli Nomani’s Aesthetic Vision: The Scholar Who Taught Urdu Literature How to Feel Beauty
Question: I am a student of Nadwat al-‘Ulama. I often hear you speak about the extraordinary greatness of Shibli Nomani. I would like to know
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Remembering Maulana Muhammad Ahmad Pratapgarhi: A Saint of Love, Simplicity, and Spiritual Light
At this moment I am on a plane, travelling from England to Turkey to attend a conference. I was occupied with some academic work when
