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Private coaching divides students — Star Batch for 2%, Crowd Batch for 98%. Best teachers for toppers only. Others get average tutors and crowded halls. Abhyudaya has no star batch, no crowd batch. Every student — son of a Bundelkhand farmer or city officer — sits equally in the...

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🚨 FRAUD COACHING CLASS BUSTED BY MNS! 🚨 In Kalyan, a man posing as a GST officer was exposed by the MNS Student Wing for running fake coaching classes under the name “Siddharth Logic” for UPSC, MPSC , banking and other competative exams. ❌ No real teachers ❌ No training ❌ Fake credentials ✅ Fees collected: ₹30K–₹50K from over 400 students!💰 Estimated scam: ₹20–30 lakh! In Kalyan, near the railway station, a man named Siddharth Singh Chandel, posing as a GST officer, was exposed by the student wing of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) for running fraudulent coaching classes under the name “Siddharth Logic”, claiming to offer coaching for UPSC, MPSC, banking, and other competitive exams. Following numerous complaints from students, MNVS District president Mr. Paresh Chaudhary and MNVS City president Mr. Vinod Kene confronted the director of the classes. When Siddharth Chandel failed to give any satisfactory answers nor documents, MNS took strict action against him. It was discovered that through two branches in Kalyan and Navi Mumbai, an estimated 400 to 500 students were charged fees ranging from ₹30,000 to ₹50,000 each. In reality, there were no qualified teachers, no proper training, and not even a single experienced faculty member. Once students realized they had been scammed and demanded refunds, they were allegedly threatened. The total fraud is estimated to be around ₹20 to ₹30 lakh. Furthermore, Siddharth Chandel, who falsely claimed to be a GST officer, had no official documentation or credentials to prove his claim. Upon discovering the scam, MNS student wing officials took immediate action and handed him over to the police. Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena has appealed to students to thoroughly verify any coaching class before enrolling, in order to avoid falling victim to such frauds. 📢 Students, BE AWARE!Always verify before enrolling in any coaching class. Raju Patil ( प्रमोद (राजू) रतन पाटील ) MNVS Adhikrut - मनविसे अधिकृत #MNS #StudentRights #CoachingFraud #KalyanNews #EducationScam #MNSStudentWing #UPSC #MPSC #FraudAlert #Manse #Exposed

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Beautiful, isn't it? I'd love to see ballistic missiles launched from Canada and Saudi Arabia's KSS-III submarines. 🇨🇦🇸🇦 Hanwha Ocean emphasized the KSS-III CPS's VLS, not only the patrol capabilities in interviews and on its website. Operational-Level hypersonic missiles would be ideal here rather than HM-IV-4. So, since the KSS-III CPS model is based on Batch-II, let's look at some of the technical features of Batch-II. Its AIP, PEMFC (Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell) generates electricity by reacting oxygen stored in a liquid oxygen tank with hydrogen stored in a hydrogen storage alloy. This allows conventional submarines to remain submerged for extended periods without operating diesel generators. The KSS-III Batch-I boasts a large-capacity hydrogen fuel cell with a power output of 480 kW. The capacity and number of liquid oxygen tanks and hydrogen cylinders in the KSS-III Batch-II have increased by more than 16%. Furthermore, thanks to the 22.4MWh lithium-ion batteries in Batch-II, the submerged operation time has been increased by up to three times, and high-efficiency charge/discharge efficiency and charge life have significantly improved operability and maintainability. The number of acoustic channels in the flank and bow-mounted array sensors has increased by over 30%, and a conformal bow sonar has been implemented. Even Batch-I is high-performance, so Batch-II will be even better, right? KSS-III CPS will not be exactly the same as Batch-II, but it will be very similar. An interesting anecdote occurred at the last MADEX. The Saudi Arabian Chief of Naval Operations asked, "Is it possible to export KSS-III Batch-II to Saudi Arabia?" and Korea replied, "Of course." The Saudi side then asked again, "We tried to buy submarines from Germany but failed. I'll ask again. Is it possible to export?" and Korea responded, "Of course it is possible." Cooperation with Saudi Arabia is expected to accelerate further. After delivery of submarines, subsequent missile tech transfer could potentially circumvent the MTCR. Or, they can directly deliver the weapons they need. Hanwha is reportedly preparing several more missiles for the large KVLS-II. Batch-III is expected to feature a larger VLS to launch a massive size of ballistic missiles, a diesel reformer AIP, and a new 3D conformal sonar, etc. Please check the package deal proposed by Hanwha Ocean separately. Frankly, I don't know what Australia is doing right now. Will it follow the US or return to France?

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