You're still watching Waze. The International Day commemorating the victims of acts of violence based on religion or belief is observed on 22 August every year. It was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2011 following the adoption of a resolution that called for a day to be dedicated to the victims of such acts. The day is an opportunity to remember and honor the victims of violence based on religion or belief and to reaffirm the commitment to protecting the right to freedom of religion or belief. It is also a time to raise awareness of the issue and to call for action to prevent such violence from happening again. Guys, what do you think? Yeah, I think religion is very individualistic and it is a human right. People should be allowed to practice whatever religion they want to. As long as it is not in danger in other people, I have the right to whatever spiritual beliefs that I want to adhere to. I know we've had some cases here in Nigeria where some people were lynched or burnt to death or even beaten. Like the Al of Fort. Yeah, so things like that, especially when it comes to your religion, we know some of these religions that they feel like you can't see certain things and because you have blasphemed, they took the law into their own hands. And in situations like that, it just, it appalls me because I'm like, wait, is this what your creator has taught you to do? You just decide, you know what, you said something, I'm not comfortable with it. I don't like it. It doesn't align with my religion.  Right? And having those kind of situations here in Nigeria, I feel like the government needs to start doing something. Absolutely. Because most times what I see is them putting out a statement on Twitter saying, oh, we don't condone this behavior. You don't condone it. But somebody needs to get arrested. Absolutely. Right? Somebody needs to face the law for what they have done. Use somebody as a scapegoat so that other people would stop doing, to stop doing that. But Isis joining us. Hi Isis. Can you hear us? Hi Jennifer. Hello ladies. Hi. How are you? Good to see you. Well thank you. And yes, well done. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So before we jump into what our news is for today, Isis, how's your day been? We don't want to know. Like Noma always says, we don't look like what we've been doing, honestly. It's been a long one for me to be kind of just, you know, ready to, you know, roll with the waste ladies. And it's good to be back. I enjoyed the teen hangout with us last week. Yeah, we all did. We all did. Well, it's good to have you. And I love that you're smiling. So keep it up. Well, let's start with you. What did you find for us in the news? My news isn't so good. However, it's something that we need to know. I actually chose this top, chose this news because it resonated with me due to the fact that we need to hold our youth accountable. And the headline is, My father's murder pushed me into crime, says a suspect. And his name is Abdulayah Damu, who is a motorcycle rider. He said that he became involved in kidnapping following the tragic murder of his father by Amrubis. Now, I know that this is really sad, is something that has happened. And my condolences to him that he lost his father through such a tragic incident. However, we need to also hold us the youth accountable. The story, I'm taking the story based on the fact that I'm looking at it from the humanistic point of view, where we need to understand that we have choices, choices, determine what we, the steps we take. And if we, if we decide to, you know, do what is right, we all know what is right, we all know what we're supposed to do. The fact that he lost his father through such a tragic incident didn't mean that he should go around and hurting others as well. So it's something that we also need to, you know, put into perspective as youth of Nigeria, that we need to step up and make the right decisions to suit what is expected of us as humans, not as citizens, but as humans. Now, in terms of education, I am looking at it from the perspective of the fact that the education sector needs to put more attention into skills acquisition. We always have this concept of individuals being functional, because that's the whole essence of having an education, being a functional individual in the society. I'm sure that if he had had some sort of skill set in one way or the other, he would have been able to, you know, survive the terrain he has found himself in, in Nigeria, because, you know, living in Nigeria is hard. You know, you can't take it from us. It's hard. So you need to have some basic skill set to survive. It's not just about you going to school, but you should have some skill set. You can be a technical person. You can be a mechanic. You can be anything so long as it puts food on your table. And again, we need to understand that hard work and smart work also pays. So it's important that we as the youth of Nigeria need to take this into perspective. Our choices should be the right one. We all know what is right. We should try to abstain from the wrong and stick to the positives and other negatives. Thank you. That's a really sad story. At some point in our lives, we need to start holding ourselves accountable. We need to stop using something as it's useful for bad behaviour. Sanzee, what did you find for us? All right. So in alignment with what today is, which is international violence awareness, they and all that.  So she's one of the batch that was rescued sometime in August, August 14. That's this month. And so here is the interesting thing about this rescue. She says, I am still in love with my Boko Haram husband. So she was abducted about the time she was, let's say 16. She got married, had two kids, both of them died out of malnutrition. And now she has been rescued. But then she's also crying out saying that she misses her husband and her husband, who is Adamu, he surrendered earlier in the year. So she's like, if she had her way, she would want to go back to him. So now the question is, I'm not sure, there is a pattern that we are starting to see, but I think most people that started are ignoring it or like people who can act on it, are ignoring it. And the thing is the bonding between a victim and a captive.  And so that makes exactly, so that makes them my ally right now. I think we really need to look into that mental awareness or mental health. Yeah, because it's, I mean, but also looking at the other hand, we also see that somebody can be deemed bad, but then they can also be good to another person. So it's kind of a dicey place. I don't know what's going on in her head right now, but I feel like she needs therapy to understand if that is a victim mentality or if she really loves this guy. Because I mean, I don't know, it's a dicey place. Stockholm Syndrome is a thing. And it plays out, it plays out in different ways. Absolutely. Because it's all women that are in marriages and their husbands are abusers or men that their wives are abusers. And they stay for a certain reason. Sometimes you try to get them out, they come out and it's like, oh, I really want to go back. It's actually Stockholm Syndrome, where you think you've invested a lot of time here. It's not just investment, you think you are in love with your abuser. You feel like they are your protector. And sometimes even when the abuse is still ongoing, you feel like they are doing it out of love. I also think that sometimes it is because you see it when the human brain and the mind is the way it works. Sometimes when you are in a situation, it tries to protect you.  It's almost like this person is focused on you. He's married to you. He comes home to you. There is no other person you're talking to. This is the one person you're bonding with. After a while, your brain begins to tell you something different. And it's almost like a fine line. I honestly, I agree with you.  Yeah, sorry. I mean, I know we need to move on to the next story, but I kind of had a thought right now. Do you think this is what we experience in Nigerian politics? Well, we obviously know someone is bad. But because the person, hold on, but because the person has been good to maybe a family member or a friend, the friend comes out telling everybody that, oh, he's been kind to me. So that makes him good versus the entire millions of people who know this person is bad. Isn't that Stockholm Syndrome in Nigeria? Yeah. You can tell the difference between being having a bond with someone or whether you are in bondage with that person. So there is a difference. You can't really tell. Yeah. Yeah. It's messed up. It's messed up. Yeah, general, what about you? Okay. So this one is Nigerian students facing hardship in Northern Cyprus. It's a really, I don't even know what to make of this. So apparently, this global non-governmental organization executive committee revealed that Nigerian students in Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, they have issues with the CBN money transfer policy. And a lot of them have not been able to pay their fees. They've not been able to pay their rent. Of course, when a lot of them are probably minors, especially those freshmen or people just doing undergrad or people getting money from Nigeria. So when there are folks from here sending money to them, it doesn't get to them on time. The universities are complaining because their system is not like here. There's nobody for you to go and beg. So it's led to a whole lot of them feeling abandoned, feeling homeless, being homeless. Because you also have to understand that in some of these countries as students, you are unable to work.  So again, this is rather sad because I can imagine how much it would have taken them to go all the way. So that kind of place to go school just because they want a better life for themselves. And the problem is not that there are no funds for them to pay. The problem is the funds are not getting to them on time because there is some policy in place dealing with remittances from out of Nigeria. So it's almost like, okay, so is there, I don't know if this is out of place, but it would be really nice for the APEX financial institution in Nigeria to look into this matter. I mean, it takes a whole lot to take a child out of the country to say, okay, you don't want to go study abroad. And then some of the reasons why these students go is because you don't want to do five years for a three year course. So that's still going to happen to them if they go abroad. And then if they keep having this kind of issue, because it means that you'll probably have to defer your admission until you're able to pay, make up, and so it almost feels like a mess. But I'm hoping, I mean, this report says that they have reached out to the government and they're hoping that the government can wade in and then, you know, foster a much more, you know, a much more open relationship with the country and then address this issue for the students. I'm really hoping so for their sake. We're hopeful, Nigeria's hopeful. Anyway, so for me, my news is, so in Nigeria, there's a survey that was carried out when we said in Nigeria that they have reasons why husbands beats their wives. So the report shows that 40.98% of adults in the northeast agree to beating in their marriages. Now, out of these 40.98, 23.17% are women who support beatings from their husbands for the five reasons which, which they mentioned. I'm just going to rush quickly, list out these reasons. You have burning the food. So when you burn food, that means you're entitled to beat it.  That's the craziest list ever, like in the list of lists. That's the craziest list. Like, again, culture plays a very key. Culture, you see, you cannot, you cannot give what you don't have.   And unfortunately, if you do not know better, you think that is the right way. This is what some of these, they've seen their mothers, their grandmothers go through it. So they assume this is the natural thing.  Like, what are you saying? Oh, these are the women that don't sleep in husband's houses. That's the next thing you're going to hear. Again, in the West here, outside of even education, that you would even think, oh, you know, people are quite exposed in this part of Nigeria, you will still be surprised that some people still believe that it is okay to have physical violence in the homes, like suffer this kind of violence. They'll tell you, if my husband is talking, I'm not supposed to be talking. Like my husband has the, he owns me, the minute he married me, he owns me. So he has the right to beat me. In fact, there is a weird one I saw recently that a woman that a husband does not beat, the husband doesn't love. No, that's crazy. Because you see things like this, we often ask women, or we often ask, why is it that we have more women who are single these days? And the truth is, most women are becoming aware. There is international girls there and all that. So there is a lot of empowerment and, and you can't empower someone for them to fall back to this harrowing traditional beliefs or whatever it's called, right? So at the end of the day, like, I can't imagine myself, even, even if I was in Northern or Southern or wherever these laws are happening, I can't, I can't go back to that.  Like, hello. Hi. That's crazy. There needs to be more awareness so that a lot of people know that this is not the way to live life, right? There's so much more to life than all of these that is happening in marriage. There's not so much more to marriage. Yes. But anyway, let's go on a showed break. We'll be right back.


Good afternoon sir. Good afternoon. Welcome. Good to see you any person. You've decided to come and see us in person. Okay. So, you're an MBBS doctor. Yes sir. Are you practicing somewhere? No sir, I just completed my internship at MBBS last month. Oh, you just completed? Yes. And what is your specialization? Sir, in MBBS we do all the 29 subjects. Okay. I have to specialize in post-graduation. In post-graduation. Okay. Good. And the IPS is your first preference, right? Yes sir. Okay. So doctor, why do you prefer IPS? Sir, there are three prime reasons for it. Sir, I have been and I'm very passionate about police and policing as a service. So secondly, my maternal uncle has been a source of inspiration. He has been an IPS officer in Punjab. Thirdly, I believe police services provides tremendous challenges and also opportunities to work in specialized fields of crime prevention and law and order, which I have a keen interest in sir. When did this came to your mind that you have to do for policing because you had already joined medicine? So since beginning I had dreamed to join civil services. But after seeing my maternal uncle as well and exploring more about policing and policing as a service, sir had turned my inclination. So why did you join medicine? It's just beginning. This was the afternoon. Yes sir. It would have been simply VA. Sir, I was good at science in 10th. So sir, I chose this path towards my final dream sir. Okay. How can your knowledge of MVVS be helpful if you become an IPS officer in discharging your responsibility as a police officer? Sir, my knowledge of forensic science and forensic jurisprudence. Also my traits which I brushed up of empathy and compassion and emergency duties in COVID. So I think that would help me discharge my duties in police administration as well. What else? Sir, my innovation in use of technology. Sir, emergency decision making and public dealing that I learned in. What is innovation? It would be solving a problem innovatively with different types of solutions. What is that innovative? How will you define innovation? So using creative solutions in problem solving, that would be innovative for me. All right. What is tertiary prevention? So there are three types of prevention, primary, secondary and tertiary. Sir, primary would be right at the grass root level. The first reference, the exposure of public that is primary. Sir, secondary would be after the primary prevention, the person is prone to a disease and secondary. So third is after the choir of the disease, he is not the death of tertiary prevention. After the choir of the disease, he is not prone to other secondary diseases. Would it not help you in discharge your police functions? Yes. The same strategy, like you treat a disease. Yes. Would it help you treat a problem in the society? Yes, sir. I think crime is also a disease. And police have the responsibility of treating the crime as a disease. So I think by a graded response the disease can be cured of crime. What is an adversarial system of judicial, adversarial judicial system? Sir, I am not aware of it. Okay. And what is inquest? Inquestor police inquest is the investigation under 174 CRPC, which we do, sir. You know medical legal cases? Yes, sir. Suppose if the pallets have been kept underneath the skin, and there is a real gunshot injury, how are you going to distinguish between both? Distinguish between, sir? In the case of where pallets have been kept underneath the skin, by making an incision, and one where there is a real gunshot injury. Sir, mostly in gunshot injuries, the entry wound and there is an exit wound. Sir, if the... No, it's a gunshot. It's a pallet, gunshot injury. So pallets have, you know, here the skin have gone inside the body.  Yes, in the real gunshot injury, the area of the incision or the injury prone area, it would have physiological effects as well. Like there would be redness. The localized area would be swelled redness. Sir, this was two years back. Yes, sir. So I believe a medical legal person, I think the entry wound, the inspection of the entry wound can... No wound, two years have already passed. How are you going to distinguish? Sir, then... Suppose I give two X-rays, what findings will you find differently, both the cases? Sir, there can be more localized injury. If a person has crafted it, it would be, sir, a normal incision and there would be no injury to the close tissues or the bone underlying it. So can you find out the injury of soft tissue in the X-ray? Sir, in X-ray only bones can be seen. So where this question of soft tissue now? Sir, there are other scans for it as well. I am telling you, X-ray I give. So from X-ray it is difficult to... What will the spread of pellets in the case of a real lung? What will the depth where they will go into different depths, different spread? But in person who is inserting pellets, they cannot do that. Yes, sir. It can be embedded in the bone and spread to different bone and tissues, sir, in a gunshot injury. All right. Thank you, sir. All right. Put some declamation. Yes, sir. What do you mean by that? What do you do? Ma'am, declamation means reciting a speech to an audience on a particular topic, covering all the dimensions of it and concluding it in the end. Any famous examples of declamations? Ma'am, I personally like the style of oration of APG Kalam and I am also Martin Luther King. His speech is very famous. Ma'am, I have had a dream speech. Yes, sir. Okay. What's your view on the COVID situation now, the pandemic? Ma'am, there may be, the virus has a tendency to mutate. So the new XC variant has come up already. The cases are rising in Mumbai and Delhi as well. So I think a new wave can be predicted in one or two months. But as of now India is well prepared because we had our lessons in the previous waves and our 60 to 70% population has been vaccinated and we are targeting other age groups as well. So you think it would be less harmful this time? I mean, the effect, less vicious. Yes, ma'am, with the vaccination, I think the severity would be less. But we need to be prepared with the social distancing and other norms. Okay. Tell me something about the Beijing Winter Olympics this February. Did we participate? I think there was a strike by some of the countries not to participate in the, to counter the hegemony of China in that. But did India participate? I'm not aware of India. Yes, there was one lone skier from Kashmir. No, Arut Khan. Yes, ma'am. All right. Which country got the maximum, who won? Beijing Olympics. The Winter Olympics. I'm not aware. I guess it can be from Kashmir, maybe, or there are all... I think Norway, yes. You've heard of the Uyghurs? Yes, ma'am. They are in the Xinjiang region of China. Tell me a little about them. What is the issue over there? Who are the Uyghurs? They belong to a Muslim community and they are more prominent in the Xinjiang western region of China. They are facing persecution and they are in the camps. So, ma'am, there has been... There are news that they are in discrimination by the Chinese government. And there is also the allegation that they are committing genocide. Genocide, yes, ma'am. So, there is a movement. Yes, ma'am. Arut, you've heard of the string of pearls? Yes, ma'am. What do you understand by it? It's a foreign policy by the China. They are forming... They are circulating India and Asia by forming various ports. And circling. Yes, ma'am. By forming various ports, especially in Myanmar, the Colombo in Sri Lanka, then in Pakistan and Iran, and right till Africa. So, they are encircling through the ports and economically, they are providing the help to these countries. What is India's response to this? India is engaging by its foreign policy with the Quad. And also, we reiterate a stand of free, open and inclusive into the Pacific. What else are we doing? Ma'am, Blue Dot Network and Sagar Initiative also. So, we believe in security and growth of all in the region. And we are engaging in the island state. Yes, ma'am. We are engaging in Maldives and Sri Lanka as well. Yes, ma'am. What do you mean by disruptive innovation? I'm not aware of the exact definition. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Dr. Gur Simran Singh. Yes, ma'am. I attended a seminar where a doctor said that a good oral health is a prerequisite for good general health. You can keep all other organs, important organs of the body and be only if you have a good oral health. How does it work? He says he has scrutinized more than 25,000 research papers to say that. Sir, I believe the oral cavity or the mouth, buccal cavity is the starting point from where the virus can enter. So, I think with good oral hygiene, if your mouth... If it is virus or bacteria. Sir, any organism, any pathogen can enter. Okay, any pathogen. Can you virus or...? Yes, virus can enter the host. Yes, the bacteria virus or parasite, it can enter. So, the oral cavity with good oral hygiene, the person can be less vulnerable because the organism can transfer right from the oral cavity to the brain as well, to the lower, to the stomach, to the trachea. So, I think... What is the process? Sir, the inhalation like in TB also, the respiratory diseases. What is the inhalation then? Ingestion also. The ingestion of sputum can be there. The ingestion, the typhoid, the food diseases from the food if we inject the bacteria like salmonella. So, I think a good oral hygiene is very important, sir. So, does it mean that brushing twice in 24 hours is better than brushing once? Yes, sir, brushing the teeth twice after meals and before sleeping also. So, it is very good. Three times. The second would be before sleeping. Yes, sir. Tell me, we have only 1.16 million doctors out of which only 80% work. Others are in our administrative relations. Now, it comes to 0.68 doctor per thousand population. Yes, sir. And rural India, it is only 0.1. Yes, sir. So, how do we take care of the rural India? Sir, one innovative step would be, sir, encouraging the doctors to work. Sir, by incentivizing that would be the first. We have got more money. Sir, incentivizing monetary as well with better infrastructure. And also, they can be motivated by rewarding on the social media. The doctors are already working in rural sector. By rewarding them, I think the others would also get encouraged and we shall also work in rural areas. And with better infrastructure, I think the doctors can work. Sir, I am sure governments must have tried all this. But even then, it will not help. We have only 0.1 for 1000 population in rural areas. Sir, the rural infrastructure has to be improved. And, sir, we can also involve the IUSH courses, the traditional medicines. Okay. Yes, sir. How does IUSH help the rural area?  No, sir. You mean to say that? No, sir. After the bridge course, they can provide basic primary health care because rural people are strong enough and I think they require the basic primary health care. And then after that, if they require more, they can come to the secondary and tertiary centers after the Ph.C. and sub-center. They can come to the district hospital as well. We can come to? So, the district hospital as well if the requirement is more. But I think the Ph.C. has to be strengthened, the primary health centers and the sub-center. They have to be strengthened so that they get the basic primary health care at least. I was saying that most governments would have primed this, isn't it? It is not a new area. The SCs and CSCs are being constructed for more than 50 years now, 60 years before the initial beginning. But it has not helped. Sir, I think the infrastructure is... IUSH might help to some extent, but out of IUSH, which one will be effective in rural areas of North, say, not in India. Tell us about Punjab. Out of IUSH, IUSH are several. So, homeopathic areas are more... Ayurveda, they are more common systems which people know. Yes, sir. Why then there is a variation in Andhra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka having 1.4 doctors per thousand population, which is more than the national average. Yes, sir. So, I think the infrastructure is better in the southern states. So, I think the states like UPBHAR and Punjabharayana, they should also improve the infrastructure and... If I say that southern states do better in almost all schemes, am I justified in saying that? Sir, in all schemes, it has to be seen. But on many different levels, I think the infrastructure is better in the southern states. In all schemes, it has to be seen. But on many indicators, they may be better. But, sir, the north Indian states like Punjabharayana, they are also... They are the good in agriculture, in food security. Sir, we also... In culture... Rai is a wonderful state with agriculture. Rai is tobacco. Yes, sir. Okay. What is the special position of Kerala? Yes, sir. In, let us say, health indicators. Sir, Kerala has a good literacy rate and their health infrastructure is good, sir. No, health infrastructure. Health indicators. So, I am not aware of the particular stats. You see, you are not aware of health or education. Sir, I am not aware of the particular stats on the state, but they are doing good. But you are aware that they have a very stabilized population in Kerala. Yes, sir. Why? Sir, I believe due to the good literacy rate, the contraceptive measures and other people are more aware there. So, I think they have achieved the 2.0 fertility rate. It is only one-tenth of the story. So, thank you very much. Okay. Right. So, Mr. Gursimrat, let me ask you a few more questions. There is an electoral bonds scheme. Yes, sir. Introduced by the government for financing of political parties. Yes, sir. Can you tell me something about the scheme? Yes, sir. It was introduced by the government to finance the political parties with the bonds of from 1 lakh to 1 crore rupees served by anonymous donations to the political parties, but through bank channels of State Bank of India. So, when you say through bank channels, how can it be anonymous? Sir, the identifier is not known in the public, but the bank... Not known in the public, but it is known to the bank. Is it not? It is known to the banks, only to the State Bank of India. Yes, sir. So, don't say anonymous. Yes, sir. Because when you are making an online payment, you see, you have to buy a bond from the State Bank of India, correct? Yes, sir. And therefore, when you buy it, say for 10 lakhs, you have to give all your details. You have to give you a pan, you have to give your... everything has to be given, everything is available at the bank. Yes, sir, but there are apprehensions of transparency. But it is not open to... Yes, it is not open to... It is not open to... It is not open to... Yes, sir. Now, the Association for Democratic Reforms is opposed to this electric bond scheme. They say that there is... there should be transparency. Yes, sir. What is your view on this? So, in mind of tending, I think the transparency can be increased, so that the trust can be increased in the political... No, how do you increase the transparency? Do you suggest that every person or organization which makes a donation, it should be published? Sir, publishing it can't be the solution, but I think RTA, if someone is apprehensive, that it is being misused. So, I think... No, how can it be misused? Point is, supposing you have donated 1 lakh, or even 10,000 to a political party, do you want it to be publicized? Would you want that to be known to your neighbor or everybody that I have voted you and not to Khalid? Sir, there is confidentiality, but I think if there is apprehension by say election commission, so I think that can be checked. That they have done. The Supreme Court has already ordered that all these details of the electrical bonds purchased, they should be sent in a sealed cover to the election commission. That is an interim order, but the matter is still pending in the Supreme Court. Now, the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, it was in the news very recently. Why was it in the news? Sir, the central government reduced some of the DFTARB areas in the northeast of Assam, Manipur, Nagaland. What was the reason which was given? Sir, the situation in some of the areas of DFTARB in these north-east areas, it was improved. The situation improved. There have been a number of accords which have been signed. The militant groups, the insurgent groups have come out into the open. So that is the reason for that. Now, since you are aspiring for the police, in the Prakash Singh case, the Supreme Court had given certain guidelines on how a state DGP is to be selected. Can you tell me what it is? Sir, the three lift-off officers have to be sent to the UPSC, and so they finalize the lift, and the scheme of the state then has to choose from that lift of three. Finally, it is selected by the UPSC. No, the state sends only three names? The state sends a comprehensive lift to the UPSC. UPSC, correct. The UPSC on the basis of records and efficiencies. Good. So, we end your mock interview, and I will give you feedback. Now, so far as what I told you on online also, the questions will be coming from your DAF and also from current affairs. And from your DAF, as I mentioned last time, all these areas in which you have given here, Mahangra competition, basketball, declamation, listening to Punjabi songs, these are all areas in which you should be fully prepared to answer questions. Without any hesitation, you should be able to answer on these issues. Current affairs is an area in which you must work hard. Yes, sir. Right now, you have a second make of your interview. Yes. Current affairs is as you must improve your knowledge of what is happening around in a daily basis. Yes, sir. So, there is one thing in it that you read the newspaper every day. Yes, sir. And watch it many times, understand it and try to keep it in your inside here so that you are able to respond to it during the interview. Yes, sir. Are you going to sport a beard for the interview? Sir, I will shave it. I will keep the mustache. No, that is up to you. I was just asking. So, you have got a good personality and for the police. But the only thing is that the more information you have, the better you will be able to respond to it. Yes, sir. You have appeared online. Yes, sir. Now you are coming person to person. Yes, sir. So, just share with us. There was some problem with the communication there. No, sir, it was fine. But I wanted to see more things like practically entering and leaving. Okay. Or wanted to interview us. No, sir. Sure. Ajay, there is one thing. In UPSC, the room is small. Okay. And people are sitting on your left side, on your right side. So, it is very close. Yes, sir. So, a general guideline should be here that when you enter, Yes, sir. You will address only the chairman. The chairman will address the chairman. If there is a lady member, you will address her also. Okay. But you do not say, Good morning, sir. Good morning, sir. Good afternoon, sir. You don't have to say it to everyone. Only the chair person and the lady member. Chair person and the lady member. Okay, sir. If she is there. Yes, sir. No, you only address the chair. Yes.  Yes, sir. Only after the chairman tells you to take a seat. Yes, sir. When you go and take care of the lady, don't get confused. Yes, sir. Okay? So, it is in 4-minute session only. Yes, your 4-minute session. Good morning, sir. Afternoon session. Afternoon session. So, you say good afternoon. Good afternoon, sir. One thing has happened here. And secondly, don't look at the left and right. You maintain eye contact with the member who is asking you questions. Yes, sir. While the rest of the members will be judging you. Yes, sir. So, you don't have to keep on looking at it. This is not a private sector meeting. Yes, sir. It is a very formal interview. So, that is the thing. Yes, sir. Okay? Everything else is good. The more knowledge you acquire, the better it will be. Yes, sir. Okay? Wish you all the very best. Thank you, sir. Good luck. Thank you, sir. Good luck. 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Hi everyone Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. That's me and that is 2020 tops inception baseball. It's a one-box break Random team number 22. We're gonna take out the Cardinals no Cardinals in this And at the end of the break we're gonna randomize Rerandomize the names and the top five spots are gonna get to that baseball mixer, which is coming up very soon So be in a separate video, but let's do the break itself first So big thanks to all of these folks for getting into the action Appreciate it There are the teams here and Let's roll it. Let's randomize it six and a four ten times for each list one two three and Tenth and final time. Good luck after ten. This is just for the break Ryan down to Joe Six and four ten times for the teams nine and a tenth and final time after ten times. We've got the Nationals down to the mariners. All right, so there you go. There's the list right there I'm gonna read off all these names got to save the voice in this one box break.  He says You keep buying it. We'll keep breaking it I guess Nick will Print that out. No trade doing those for these for these little guys I think I saw a patch auto down there and behind Francisco lindore is indeed a patch auto And it's a nice patch and a nice auto Aaron's brother Austin, Nola 86 out of 155 with a really nice shiny mariners patch in there That is strong and that will be for Joseph M with that one. Let's kind of get the little penny sleeve Wrinkle out of there All right Congrats, that's a nice looking one now. Let's grab all those names again. And once again, it's gonna be top five in the baseball mixer top five after Six Top five after six five and six and final time top five after six Congrats to and thanks everyone for giving this a shot. Congrats to Mike McCarthy Ryan Harold Joel Mike Kevin Wow There you go a couple of mics Two out of the five spots in there. Congrats to you and Thanks, everybody. I'm Joe. I'll see you for the mixer soon jazby's case breaks calm. Bye. Bye


Namaskar. Land ecosystem globally is witnessing an unprecedented movement towards land administration reform. This particular reform is triggered by three systemic shifts. A technological shift which is bringing in new technology around information technology as well as geospatial technology. A institutional shift that is providing land administration service delivery system with private sector mediation as well as participation of other non-land departments, they are now traditionally involved in land administration service delivery. And at the same time a legal reform which is trying to support these changes, structural changes through legal enactments and new laws. The whole objective behind this land administrative reform is to bring in inclusive tenure security for the poor and marginalized. Those who are remaining so far have remained outside of the land tenure documentation or we can call them at the bottom of the pyramid of land tenure formalization. There is also another objective behind this land administrative innovation particularly looking at how land market can be expanded through new opportunities around prop tech, fintech sector as well as risking investments in carbon energy and infrastructure primarily through digitized, fungible, easily transferable and easily visible digital land data. In the land act conference this year I will be delivering a keynote which takes a demand side perspective of this land administrative innovations and try to analyze if this reform in the administration is really making a difference for those at the bottom of the pyramid of the land tenure documentation. Has this innovation while being efficient and smart is also being equitable and just for whom it matters most. This particular group of constituency I would describe as women, indigenous communities, Dalits, Azula slum dwellers and Teran farmers taking data from India's innovations around land administration particularly the big proxy projects like digital India land records modernization program that is trying to digitize more than 300 million existing land records as well as looking at the new land titling programs across forest, urban and rural landscapes covering more than 50 million hectares. I will try to bring in insights from the field as well as from the initial statistics to see if this land administrative innovations really making a difference for the poor on ground in terms of announcing that new security as well as making the new tenure documents they are getting through these programs. Utilizable for creating new economic opportunities. Looking forward to my interact with you during coming up Landoc conference and sharing my insights and to get your feedbacks. Thank you.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question which says draw a histogram to represent the falling data in which we have the class interval 0 to 10 has frequency 10, class interval 10 to 15 has frequency 7, class interval 15 to 25 has frequency 8, class interval 25 to 32 has frequency 14, class interval 32 to 40 has frequency 24. Now we move on to the solution. We need to draw histogram that will represent this data. As you can see in the given table, the class intervals have different widths like in the first class interval, the width of the class interval is 10, in the next one is 5, in the next it's 10, in the next one it's 7 and in the next one it's 8. So, here the width of the class interval is varying. Now we will find the adjusted frequencies of the given class intervals. Now first class interval is 0 to 10, frequency is 10, class size would be 10. Next class interval is 10 to 15, frequency given is 7, class size is 5. Next is 15 to 25, frequency given is 8, class size would be 10. Then next class interval is 25 to 32, frequency is 14, class size is 7. Then next one is 32 to 40, frequency given is 24, class size is 8. Now we will find out the adjusted frequencies for all the class intervals. For this, first we need to select a class interval with the minimum class size. Like in this case, you can see that the minimum class size is 5 and that is for the interval 10 to 15. Now we will adjust the frequencies to be proportionate to the class size 5 and the adjusted frequency is given by frequency upon the class size multiplied by the minimum class size that is 5. So for the class interval 0 to 10, let's find out the adjusted frequency. It would be the frequency 10 upon the class size 10 into the minimum class size 5 and this would be equal to 5. For the next interval 10 to 15, adjusted frequency is given by frequency that is 7 upon the class size that is 5 into the minimum class size that is 5 and so this is equal to 7. Now the adjusted frequency for the next interval that is 15 to 25 is given by frequency 8 upon the class size 10 multiplied by the minimum class size 5 and so this is equal to 4. Now for the next interval 25 to 32, adjusted frequency is given by the frequency 14 upon the class size 7 into the minimum class size that is 5 and so this is equal to 10. For the interval 32 to 40, the adjusted frequency is given by frequency 24 upon the class size 8 multiplied by the minimum class size 5 and this would be equal to 15. So we have got the adjusted frequencies for all the intervals. Now we can draw histogram. We have represented the class intervals on the horizontal axis and the scale that we have taken on the horizontal axis is given as 1 centimeters is equal to 5 units and on the vertical axis. We have plotted the adjusted frequencies and the scale that we have taken on the vertical axis is 1 centimeter equal to 5 units. Now on this graph, we will draw rectangles of width equal to the class size and length of the rectangles would be equal to the adjusted frequencies for the given class intervals. So first consider the class interval 0 to 10, its class size is 10 so we will make a rectangle of width 10 and the length of the rectangle would be given by 5. So this rectangle represents the class interval 0 to 10 with adjusted frequency 5. In the same way for the next class interval 10 to 15, we will draw a rectangle of width 5 and length 7. This rectangle represents the class interval 10 to 15 with adjusted frequency 7. Next we have the class interval 15 to 25 with class size 10 and adjusted frequency 4. This rectangle shows the class interval 15 to 25 with adjusted frequency 4. Next is 25 to 32 class intervals with class size 7 and adjusted frequency 10. So for this we will make a rectangle of width 7 units and length 10 units. This rectangle represents the class interval 25 to 32 and adjusted frequency 10. Then we have the class interval 32 to 40 with class size 8 and adjusted frequency 15. This rectangle shows the class interval 32 to 40 and adjusted frequency 15. This is the histogram which represents the data given to us. So this completes the session. Hope you have understood the solution for this question.


I'm pulling data and understanding who you're working with, who's worked with you in the past. I'm wondering if some of this information can be generated and back into that data process. You know, I mean, briefly, because I know we're running out of time, how you use your database, the first thing that I would do is determine what a major gift current donor looks like by looking in your database. Who are they? What do they look like? What causes are they giving to? What's their linkage to your organization? What are their interests? What are their motivations? Once you understand your current donors, then go out into the world and find other people who have those similar traits. Love it.


Who knew that my favorite team, the Baltimore Ravens, actually had a YouTube scouting department? Reason I say that, I'm not joking either.  And then on top of that, Rashad Bateman, he's been hurt for weeks. But the Ravens didn't make any corresponding moves or anything. But two days after DeSean Jackson was featured in a YouTube video where he said that he would be interested in playing for the Baltimore Ravens, of course, after he said the Packers and the Eagles already. But in a YouTube video where he was featured saying that he would want to play for the Baltimore Ravens, he signed three days later. Boy, hey, social media is something serious, man. So, hey Ravens, if y'all hiring for your YouTube scouting department, let me know. Cut the check. Anyway, team keeping clean. The newest Baltimore Raven wire receiver, DeSean Jackson. And hey, he's here now. So this is no surprise. It ain't no shock. I think we all saw this coming. We all saw this coming. We figured, and we said it in the videos, like especially yesterday that they wouldn't bring him in for a visit just to waste time. They wouldn't bring him in for a visit just for a workout. We knew and figured that they were bringing him in for a visit with the intentions of signing DeSean Jackson. What does he bring to the team? Well, of course, everybody knows he brings that element of speed. Now, the speed is not what it used to be. And it would be unfair to expect his speed to be what it used to be. But even a slow down to Sean Jackson still has a significant amount of speed. What I did a little earlier today, I was just watching film on him. And one thing I saw from DeSean Jackson, again, the speed is a couple of notches lower, but still, he's still got some decent speed. But one thing I noticed about him is he does a lot of protecting himself. And I mean, 35 years old, I get it. I get it. And what I mean when I say protecting himself, a lot of sliding down before contact, a lot of running out of bounds before contact. So I know a lot of Ravens fans that remember when somebody else did that and they didn't really like it, I don't know what to tell you. But as long as he's getting behind defenders, then I think Ravens will be A-OK.  But hey, Lamar got it. He got to work on it. He got to tone it down a little bit, but he'll be all right. I ain't worried about that long-term, man. Lamar just had a couple of off weeks, he'll be fine. But these Ravens receivers, right now, the Ravens receivers healthy are DeSean Jackson, Devin Duvenay, Tyler Wallace-James, Pro Shade, DeMarcus Robinson. I feel like DeMarcus Robinson was brought in to be what I figured DeSean Jackson, what his role would be, be that speedster, that downfield threat, but we just haven't really seen much of that. Haven't seen much of it. So with DeSean Jackson coming in, we'll see how he fits into the mix. Now, you got to figure like DeSean Jackson will be up like right away. You got to figure he'll be up right away. They don't practice till tomorrow. So even if he's on the snap count, I mean, oh yeah, Andy Isabella too, forgot about him. Andy Isabella, they still got him too. So we'll see what the Ravens are doing with this move, but this will definitely have a big impact on my opinion. Well, not even a big impact because it's not like they're out there on the field too much anyway. This would have an impact on James Pro Shade and Tyler Wallace, for sure. And I actually thought that Andy Isabella, that move was gonna have a big impact on Tyler Wallace and James Pro Shade, but we ain't seen Andy Isabella yet. But with DeSean Jackson, like DeSean Jackson hit that threshold for where, hey, are you 35? Oh yeah, you definitely gonna have an impact for us Baltimore Ravens. But now we are through all the jokes and everything about DeSean Jackson joining the Baltimore Ravens as an older wire receiver. We of course all hope that he does well. We hope that he goes off. We hope that he proves a lot of us wrong and just comes through. We hope that he continues making all those big plays that he once made as a Philadelphia Eagle. We hope that he goes out there and does his thing. But this continues to show the Baltimore Ravens and what they've been doing or actually what they haven't been doing for their quarterback. This is the way that the Ravens have put together wide receiver units for Lamar Jackson. Straight up has been terrible. It's been terrible. It's been very lackluster. It's been lazy. It's been inexcusable. Straight up, it has been that way. And it seems like there is just no effort in it. It's no effort. You say you wanna sign this quarterback to a long-term you say you want him to be your quarterback of the future. You say all these things, but your actions for the past five years has shown the opposite of that. It's shown the opposite. And that's one of the most frustrating things about this team. Again, we love the team. Enjoy watching them, root forming and all that. But it's okay to call them out on stuff that you see as straight up wrong. And the way that they have set Lamar Jackson in his offense up when it comes to wide receivers has been straight up wrong, man. It's been wrong. And I know they got their philosophy issues and whatnot. No, some people gonna talk about the usage of wide receivers and whatnot. But why should the Ravens continue to almost settle when it comes to the talent at wide receiver instead of really going out there and really making some stuff happen? And what makes it even worse is when you look around the league and get everything that all these other teams are doing for their young quarterback's who are both on rookie deals and not on rookie deals, there is no excuse for any of this, man. There's no excuse. Obviously, like I said, I hope everything works out, but the way that the Ravens have done this, the way that the Ravens have done their quarterback, I just, I ain't a big fan of that, man. And I have not been a big fan of that as y'all already know. And it's like the Ravens, they take this approach to the wide receiver position where it's just they show such a lack of value. They show such a lack of value at the wide receiver position and they have done this constantly. And I know so many people, oh, well, they drafted a wide receiver in the first round. They drafted a Hollywood in the first round of 2019. They sure did and accompanied him with what? Willie Snead, Seth Roberts. How much of that cost him? Pretty much nothing. They went the cheap route. Then 2020, they still had Snead, they still had Hollywood, obviously, still bad boykin. Had, they brought in Dads Bryant toward the later half of the year. It's like, really? What's that moving? Then 2021, they drafted a Shaw Bateman, still had Hollywood, obviously, had boykin, brought in Sammy Watkins, and again, one year, six mil. And I thought that that was the best group, the best unit that Lamar Jackson had ever had. But for that to be the best unit that Lamar Jackson had ever had, it's a pretty low bar. It's been a low bar. It's been a very low bar. And then this year, Rashad Bateman, Devon Duvenay, brought in the Marcus Robinson Pro Shae Wallace. Now Bateman been hurt for a couple of weeks, they bring in this Sean Jackson. It's like, I just, I don't know, man. It just does not seem, like I said before, plenty of times, it does not seem like they are really invested in Lamar Jackson like that. It doesn't. They'll bring in tight ends, obviously kept Mark Andrews, ReSign, Nick Boyle too, even reworked his contract, then doubled down on Titan in a draft. And I mean, we got some good news on one of the tight ends, by the way, shout out to Charlie Colaw, because now he's been cleared to practice. So that's nice to Ravens, they getting some people back. And Ravens, they've been busy today. And let's just go over that real quick, because when Ravens first announced that Charlie Colaw was gonna be back, I was like, who? But then I was like, you know what? Whenever they make an announcement like that, I said, let me wait, because when Ravens make announcements, they make like 50 all at the same time. Yeah, y'all know it. They make like 50 all at the same time. So they said that Charlie Colaw, he been cleared to return to practice. That's great. That's a good thing. Ravens get yet another guy at the Titan position. Oh yeah, so now they have what? Well, not yet. He got his 21 days, but we'll see if they use all 21 days if they get them back on the roster before, but they got Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle, Isaiah Likely, and Josh Oliver, and then soon to be Charlie Colaw. So is there gonna be an odd man out? I couldn't tell you. Now normally, I would say yes. I would be like, yeah, somebody's gonna get cut and I would think it would be Oliver, but at the same time, Oliver been out there a lot. Oliver has been out there a lot. They're not gonna move Isaiah Likely. They're not gonna put him on IR or nothing. So it's like, ooh, what's gonna happen? Obviously Mark Andrews, nothing gonna happen with him. So what's gonna happen? Because if y'all remember before the season started, when we were doing all the roster predictions and all that, I said for the Titans, and I think this was before Charlie Colaw was revealed that he had an injury, a sports hernia, I think. But I said that I thought the Titans were gonna be Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle, Isaiah Likely, and then, oh, no, no, no, no, Charlie Colaw, he was injured. His injury came out before the roster. So I thought it was gonna be Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle, and Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle, and Isaiah Likely. And I thought they would keep Charlie Colaw on the initial roster, but put him on IR. But I thought that Josh Oliver was out man out. Raven said, nope, four Titans, we keeping all four. So, oh, okay. So who knows about the way the Ravens do things, they may end up keeping all five. But that's good news that he'll be back because it gives the Ravens that many more options. They, of course, announced the signing of Devon Canard to the practice squad and they released Brandon Copeland. Now, that was a move that I forgot about when we made the video about them signing Brandon, I mean, excuse me, Devon Canard earlier. I was thinking that it may have something to do with Justin Houston or AJ Klein because of the penalty or Tyus Bowser or Jabo's recovery, but I completely slipped my mind about Brandon Copeland. So they just did a swap at linebackers on the practice squad. And then they also announced that they signed another linebacker to the practice squad named Julian Stanford. I don't have any information anything about him. So I can't really speak on it. And they released Jeremiah Atachu from the practice squad and wide receiver Slade Bolden from the practice squad as well. I thought that Slade Bolden was actually, I didn't know he was on the practice squad. I thought he got an injury settlement from the Ravens. I really thought that he did, but maybe it was somebody else. I don't know, cause I know Shamar Bridges got one and I thought Slade Bolden got one too. Cause I really thought they put him on IR. Anyway, so that's that. But when I saw that they released Slade Bolden from the practice squad, I figured, okay, that's probably the Shawn Jackson spot now. That's probably the Shawn Jackson spot. But anyway, so Ravens have been busy with all that. But yeah, back to the receiver talk, it's just, the way they've been handling it has just been very lackluster in my opinion. Been very lackluster. And I hate that this is a conversation that we've had over and over and over and over for years. The biggest reason, and I repeat the biggest reason this year in my opinion. Cause again, for the people that are like, hey, we need to develop the wide receivers, let the young guys play. I get that in previous years. This is not in my opinion. This is not a, hey, let's let the young guys play this year. Oh, Lamar's in his contract year. So Lamar's trying to get the most money that he can possibly get, trying to put on the best display for the Baltimore Ravens he possibly can. You know what? Let's let the receivers develop this year. No, no. If there would be any year where you would not go against the grain with what you normally do, well, actually they've normally been doing this, especially when it comes to the older receivers. But if there was ever a year where you would really, like really go in for your quarterback. Cause again, you got a decision to make. You say you want to sign them. You say you want to give them the money. So why not put them in the best situation possible? Mark Andrews is phenomenal. He is an amazing tight end. But he's just that, an amazing tight end. He is not a wide receiver. He does not substitute as a wide receiver. I know so many people who want to say, oh, Mark Andrews is Lamar Jackson's wide receiver one. No, he's his number one target. He is not Lamar Jackson's wide receiver one because he is not a wide receiver. So wide receivers do not line up next to the offensive line. They don't. Mark Andrews does that. Mark Andrews is a tight end, not a wide receiver. And even if he was a wide receiver, which he's not, he's a great tight end, phenomenal tight end. But that should not excuse you from still adding quality, high quality talent at the wide receiver position. Rashal Bateman going into his second year. Again, he looks like he's going to be the part. He's looked good so far. I know he had his drops and whatnot, but he's made more plays than he's dropped. So that's my biggest thing. If anybody got drop problems, if you make it more plays than you make in drops, cool drops are going to happen. Everybody drops every once in a while. It's okay. It's not the biggest thing in the world, but with the Ravens is bigger. I was just talking to my God, Jamil about this a little while ago with the Ravens drops are made that much bigger drops. Any misses that Lamar make any autumn overthrows. Everything gets highlighted that much. And we talked about this with Hollywood too, that with the Ravens, any mistakes that they make in the passing game, whether Lamar overthrows somebody, misses somebody, whether the receivers drop or whatnot, any mistakes made in the passing game, they get emphasized so much because the Ravens, they have this low volume of the passing game. It's such a low volume. So everything gets maximized that much more. Everything gets emphasized that much more. So it looks that much worse. And sometimes it looks that much better. But for the mistakes, they always look that much worse because there's so little room for error. You can't make mistakes with Ravens passing game because y'all don't pass the ball that much. So Ravens just got, they really got, I was gonna say they got some soul searching to do, but they know who they are. They know who they are. We know who they are. And this whole wide receiver talk, this is not based off of them losing to the Giants. I know a lot of people think that I've seen people say, oh, well, if the Ravens would have beat those Giants, would we really be having this conversation about the wide receivers? Yes, yes, because we've been having it. We've been having it. This is old news. So for them with this move, and again, like I said, I hope the Sean Jackson works out. I really do. We all do. But Ravens, they gotta get out of this nasty habit of what, but I don't know if they will. And who knows when they will because of the timing. Think about the timing. Again, Lamont is fifth year option. This is fifth year option. So he ain't signed beyond this year. I know what the franchise tag is. I know what the possibilities are with that. But he ain't signed beyond this year. And who knows, man? Who knows? The Sean Jackson just here for the year. He ain't here long-term. And not that he even needs to be here long-term, but the Ravens, I wanna say the Ravens gotta get out of this cycle. But will they? Do they even care to get out of this cycle? With the timing of this signing in, just the way that they moved, I wouldn't think so. I don't think so. So this, again, when you know your team, when you know your team, and plenty of y'all, you know these Baltimore Ravens. You know how they operate. You know how they operate in the past. You know how they operate currently. And when it comes to the Y receiver position, not much has changed. No, a lot of people like to say, oh, the Ravens, they zigging while everybody else is zagging. Well, you cannot zig when it comes to the quarterback position. You cannot zig when it comes to really providing for your quarterback. You can't zig. I know Ravens, they don't wanna be like everybody else and whatnot. They wanna do it their way. Their way of the highway. And it just, it ain't maximizing your quarterback, man. It's really not. It's not, the way that they've been doing it is not bringing out the best in your quarterback. And it's other ways that I feel like they haven't brought out the best in Lamar Jackson. We talk about that another time. But specifically, the way that they treat this Y receiver position, it's been terrible overall, man. It's been terrible. It ain't been all bad. But overall, the way that they treat the position, even with Flacco too, this is nothing new. This is not just a Lamar Jackson thing. They did it with Flacco too, but they gots to change this, man. They gotta change this. Or else it's gonna be the same old stuff, man. It's gonna be the same old stuff. If you got a quarterback and you're questioning different things on it, oh, is he accurate? Can he make this throw? Can he make that throw? If you're apparently questioning these things, then why would you give him question marks at the receiver position? Why not give him answers? Why not give him answers? If you truly are questioning this quarterback, if you're not 100% sold on this quarterback, whatever it may be, why would you not set him up to show you? Why would you not provide him, give him everything so he can show you? I don't get it, man.


We're gonna make Christmas cookies!  Nicole is sleeping. It is kind of late. Okay. Okay, so stuff one. Butter. And then sugar. One and a half of sugar. Oh, sugar. The cooking YouTube video before. Oh, it's so... We're outside in my comfort zone. And a half. So much sugar. So much sugar in everything. Right. I mean, I guess that's what makes it good. And you know what I mean? We mix it together. Guys at the bowl and add the eggs and vanilla. Perfect. You need, I think it's two eggs. I have two eggs right here. Now we add two eggs. There we go. I get so sexy.   We have to put a hole in the cup in it. Ready? This is one. Don't pull back. This is one. Two. I don't have lemon, but I do have wine.  I literally can't. Okay. There we go. So what do we use the lemon juice for?  This is real life advice here. You fold it in. It looks actually really good. I love it.  Thank you, but okay. I'm in half a teaspoon. I'm in the face. I'm in the face. This is very important. Oh my god. Otherwise your cookies won't rise. That actually looks really good. That actually looks really good. Cornbread. Oh, Nikki's sleeping. Nikki's sleeping. What is the characteristic of snickers doodle? It's a cinnamon sugar cookie. Oh, I also got this little cookie cutter. Are they Christmas shapes? Cute. From Tarjay. I'm helping like I'm supervising. Let's do it. I don't have a rolling pin either. Let's just try. Exactly. It looks really good. It looks professional. We could tube this up and sell it at like Kmart. RIP Kmart.


The rural land market is recently opened in Ukraine. Land consolidation can be an important tool for many irrigation restoration projects as well as rural development projects. Small and middle farms and NGOs can initiate such projects in the area. Our state geocarduster and F.A.O. have developed draft land consolidation law. So let's test and apply that law on many voluntary land consolidation pilots.


Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. In today's video we got some big news in regards to the brand new ranked battle rules that will be kicking in series 13 on the 1st of September. This might have some big implications towards VGC, the official circuit as well and maybe indicates what the rule set will be going into the brand new season when that starts in September. We'll discuss everything in today's video, go through the new rule set, what the implications are and have a look at some of these new Pokemon that we're going to have access to. Before we get into it today, make sure you drop down there and hit that like button. Also, if you're interested in this sort of content like it, then do subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you don't miss any of this content. So earlier this morning, we had an update from our good friend Joe over at Zerobi posting a update on the new rules. As you can see here, Pokemon Sword and Shield ranked battle series 13 rules announced allows all legendary and this is the big one, mythical Pokemon with no restrictions. Runs from the 1st of September through to the 31st of October, so not a massive amount of time, two months. But remember, come November we will be getting those brand new games, Scarlet and Violet, so the rules will be shifting around or they're about that time anyway on to the new games or we expect them to. So if we take a further little look at the new rule set, like I say we've got the dates for when it will be applied from the 1st of September through to the 31st of October. The restrictions for doubles is what we're going to concentrate on the pretty much standard across the board though for singles and doubles if you're interested in singles as well. Available national polka decks if they have the Gala mark or battle ready mark. So that's the mark that you would get when you go to Winden and you can talk to that NPC character and you'll put the battle mark on from a Pokemon traded in from another game. Then you've got Pokemon Limits, team of 4 to 6 Pokemon, kind of standard level from 1 to 100 which we know kind of standard VGC or doubles rules. All Pokemon then set to level 50, 20 minute timer as normal, your time is going to be 7 so not really much changing there. And 90 second timer, 14 preview and turn time 45. So all pretty standard stuff as we know. So we'll get into the juice of it. The 13th ranked battle series focuses on Pokemon of the Gala Pokedex, the Alivoma Pokedex and the Crown Tundra Pokedex and any other Pokemon obtainable in the games. It allows you to utilize any number of restricted legendary Pokemon. So any number of the restricted, the box art legendaries, your Rayquaza, Kyogre, Groudon, you could have all three of those in the team. You could have even Mewtwo on top of that and all of them.  And for the first time, this is the big one, allows the use of mythical Pokemon. Now in VGC and doubles ranked, we've never been able to use mythical Pokemon before. There's always the premise that they won't allow them because they're kind of gift Pokemon. So it puts a lot of players at a disadvantage because if you've missed an event for a mythical Pokemon, then you're not going to be able to kind of utilize them in an official format. So hopefully this indicates as well that we will be getting some events happening in-game soon to get and obtain all the mythical Pokemon, making sure that all the player base has a fair chance to be able to obtain these. It would be a big indicator just knowing from what the Pokemon company's kind of remit is from not allowing mythicals in the past. Now if we go down here, we've got a full list of the restricted Pokemon that are going to be able to be used and the mythical Pokemon as well. You're going to have got Mew, Celebi, Jurachi, Victini, Helio, Genesec, Dianse, Volcanian, Magina, Moshero, Zeraora, Melmetal and Zerud. So we've got a huge bunch of all of these mythical Pokemon that we're now going to have access to. And you can see here from the update on the Pokemon Home app as well where this news kind of broke. You've got a list of all of the restricted Pokemon, including your Ho Ho, your Lugia, Mew2s. Pokemon like that, your Boxart Legendaries, and then all of the mythical Pokemon that are going to be accessible in Pokemon Sword and Shield that you're going to be able to use, which we've just went through a list as well. So also just a side note, if you want to get these rules in game, you can come into your copy of Sword and Shield right now, go into the menu, into the Versus screen and then into Battle Stadium. This will connect you to the internet as you know. And then when you come through to the next screen, you'll be able to go down onto the Download Rules section, which is here. If you just click on here, this section, it'll just automatically update your rules that you've got downloaded to your system. And this will give you access to the new rule set, the Season 13 Ranked Battle Rules, which will allow you to start playing games in game right now with friends, obviously tournaments as well. And without having to wait till the 1st of September until this rule set is actually implemented onto the ladder. So if we go over to Pokemon Showdown, I've got a full list of all the mythicals that we're going to have access to in the game that you're going to be able to use. I've just kind of quickly went through some of the more highlighted moves that you'll be able to use with these Pokemon that might be interesting. So Mew is going to be a huge, big, big player, I think, in this Mew's great. It can learn any TM in the entire game, so you're going to have access to a bunch of different strategies with it. It obviously gets transformed. One of the big ones that I like, Level Up Move Transform, is something that is very, very useful. You're going to be able to transform into a Poison Pokemon or transform into Partner in Pokemon if they boost it up. And it also has Speed Control in the form of Trick Room. It does get, I just wanted to drop this in because for VGC kind of specifically, body press, iron defense is a pretty big kind of part of a lot of strategies. And Mew is one of those Pokemon that gets access to that. Also gets soft boiled as well, so it has a form of recovery. So Mew is an exceptional Pokemon with those base 100 stats right across the board, which is kind of common in a lot of the early mythicals. Celebi as well is there. It also gets access to Trick Room. It's got a bunch of support options. I don't know how prominent Celebi will be, which makes me a little bit sad because Celebi is definitely one of my favorite mythicals. But for competitive purposes, we might not see it too much being that psychic and grass type as well, which isn't the best of typings. Going to get Geraci as well. We've got Seren Grace. We all know about, or maybe you don't know about, but obviously the chances of the flinch happening are boosted by Seren Grace. That might transition over into doubles as well. You've got Victini as well, psychic fire type. Very good typing. It's going to be a big, big mythical in this format. You're going to have big threats like Melmetal. You're going to have Zashin probably still kicking around. And McGearn as well with that fire type in that Victini offers. It's going to be a very strong opponent and also gets its signature move, V-Crate as well, which is base 180 power, which is absolutely nuts. And that's some nice secondary effects with it as well. Kelio is going to be another mythical that will be appearing. Kelio, again, a very strong Pokemon, one of my all time favorites. Going to be very exciting to use this Pokemon as well. Gets access to Aquajet. It's got access to loads of fighting type coverage as well, as you can imagine. Justified ability. So you do have that ability to kind of beat up it and kind of set it up if you want. We've already started to see some combinations with it and things like G-Max Colossal as well. So you've got that Aquajet to proc the steam engine ability there and start sweeping with Colossal like we've seen in the past. Going to have Genesect as well. It's got the download ability as well, which is quite a decent ability for Genesect playing off your opponent's defense stats. And then you're going to have its kind of signature attack, which is Technoblast, going off its special side of its stats, which is a kind of strong split between both its physical and its special. But you do get access to the burn drives, which you can get the fire, ice, the douse, which is water, and then the shock, which is electric, which will chain Technoblast into one of those types respectively and is a 120 base special based attack. So decent stats as well to back it up. The only drawback I would say is going against the other mythicals. There's 99 speeds that doesn't help it massively, but still fast enough against a lot of the other Pokemon in the format. Then we've got Deansay as well, Rock and Fairy. Got its signature attack, Diamond Storm, which is 100 base. Rock type attack, which is pretty nice. Has a 50% chance as well to raise the user's defense by two stages, which is pretty good. So you could also combine that with something like body press that it does get access to and play off that kind of combination if you want, because it does get access to it. Clear body as well means that it's stats caught below, which is always nice. Volcanion, another really interesting mythical, really interesting type in fire and water type, and has a water absorb ability. So you could play with something with surf next to it just to restore that HP that it's got and it has that signature attack steam eruption as well, which is pretty much just like a worse accuracy, stronger, Skulled attack with a 30% chance to burn. But I think with the typing here, fire and water, very interesting Pokemon to be good to see how well that does. And with the surge of kind of steel types in this format and with the kind of dominating ones that we're going to see from the mythical side of things, I'd imagine any sort of fire typing will be quite useful in this format anyway. Then we come to McGirna. McGirna is an absolutely ridiculously broken mythical and probably going to be one of the top tier ones that we'll see. I will do a tier list on the mythical. So if you'd like to see that, please drop a comment down below. Let me know and we'll get that out as soon as possible. But I would say S tier McGirna is going to be sitting right there. It's got the soul hard ability. So when any Pokemon on the field faints, it can be a partner Pokemon. It can be a opposing Pokemon. It will get a special attack boost, which is absolutely nuts. So you could knock out your partner in Pokemon, get a special attack boost, knock out both opposing Pokemon, get two special attack boost. So you see what I mean. And it's got some pretty big attacks as well.  It's got Fleur cannon as well, which is a signature attack from it. 90 accuracy does have some drawbacks with that Lauren, a special attack by two stages, but it does get access to things like dazzling gleam as well. So if you can boost this thing up, you can really start the snowball with McGirna and you can kind of start to see how well it would perform in a doubles format. Next one is more shadow. I love more shadow. Got that technician ability there. So anything under 60 or on 60 base attack, it will get a 1.5 power boost to those. It's got a signature attack in spectral thief, which steals boosts from opposing Pokemon and then gives them to itself, which is quite useful, especially against things like McGirna that are kind of reliant on getting boost and having that ability to kind of snowball in battle. Marshadow is one of those Pokemon that can potentially come in and slow things down. Does have the fighting and ghost typing as well, which is pretty unique. So a very interesting Pokemon and something I see getting a lot of play. Then you got Zeraora, Vault Absorb signature attack is Plasma Fist and Zeraora has a ridiculous speed stat, 143 base speed, which is absolutely nuts and decent attacks stat as well, but Plasma Fist turns all normal type moves into electric for that turn and has 100 base attack as well, electric type attack. So Zeraora really interesting Pokemon, some really good attacking options as well and something I can see getting a lot of play throughout the format and then we come to Melmetal, another one of the mythicals that's going to be now available for us to use. Iron Fist boosts a punch based attacks giving a 1.2 power boost. It's got the signature attack, Double Iron Bash, which hits twice, 30% chance to make the Tog of Flinch as well, 60 base power there, but it is a physical attack coming off that huge 143 base attack stat. It has got very slow speed, so that is a great Pokemon to play in Trick Room. If you remember back, I did a mythical battle with Lou and I cast a kind of cast or off battle for Players Cup 3, I think, and I used a combination of Mew with Trick Room and then Melmetal to kind of play in Trick Room and then use Transform to have two Melmetal's on the field, which is pretty cool. So if you can search that, you'll be able to find that battle. It's a good example of how to use Melmetal in Trick Room. But again, very strong Pokemon. Has a lot of moves that it can take advantage of. Also got Body Press to play off that base 143 stat. Pure Steel Typing as well, which is nice. And then we round off with the final mythical that we're going to have available to us, which is a Rude in... Bit of an interesting one, one of the newer mythicals that we got access to in Sword and Shield, Dark and Grass Typing. Has a bunch of good moves. Could be a good Max Mon. It has access to Acrobatics. It gets Solar Blade, which you can play with maybe Groudon in there to get the kind of instant attack off with that. Good base power on that attack. Darkest Lariat. And then also gets Grassy Glide, which you could play in conjunction with playing it as a Max Mon or playing it alongside something like Rillaboom if you've got a team concept like that. But I would say probably not one of the stronger Pokemon in the format for the mythicals. Put it a bit alongside something like Celebi. But like I say, it'd be interesting to do a tier list of these new Pokemon that got available to us and see whether or not they... where they sit in the table. But it kind of wraps up all the rules. We're going to have access to all of the restricted Pokemon as well. Like I've said, the box art Pokemon that we already had access to, but there are no restrictions on how many of these Pokemon you can use in a team. So it's going to be very hectic, very fast paced and very hard hitting. I'm excited for it. The first time that we're going to be able to use mythicals in an actual VGC kind of format. Whether or not these rules are kind of pushed through to the official format through from September, when the new season starts 2022-2023 season, begins in September. We haven't got any sort of official confirmation of that yet. But it'd be very exciting to see this as the new VGC format to kind of see us off until Scarlet and Violet is releasing we get those new format rules for those new games when they drop. As soon as we get any official confirmation on any VGC news in regards to these, I will let you know on the channel. So like I've said before, make sure you are subscribed. Hit that notification bell so you stay up to date with when any of this news drops and we'll update it. Like I've said, I will be doing content on this new rule set. It's very exciting. It's going to be fun to play with the mythicals. I definitely don't want to miss out on that. So we'll be doing a lot of content around different mythicals, how they can be interacted within teams, what they can bring to the party and how to use them and things like that and doing some teams as well. So let me know your thoughts on the new rule set down below. Are you excited for it? Are you not really looking forward to it at all? You just burned out from Sword and Shield, waiting for Scarlet and Violet. Let me know down below. I would love to hear your opinions and thoughts on this new news. And also, let me know about that TLS. I've mentioned it a few times, but I would like to hear. So we'll get something up later in the week or maybe even a little bit sooner, depending on if you'd like to see that. But thank you for tuning in, friends. Hope you found this useful. Please remember to drop a like on the video. It does really help. And I will see you all for another video very soon. So until then, take care. Bye-bye.