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⭐EXAM ముందు తప్పక చూడండి 🔥 Books & Authors Complete Revision | RRB NTPC UG 2026🔥 100/100 Gk ⭐

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Key takeaways

Educational

Main ideas / lessons

  • Competitive exams (RRB NTPC / Group D / SSC) often ask 1–2 marks from General Awareness / Books & Authors.
  • The speaker argues that exam patterns are shifting: instead of focusing only on old/static books, exams (2025–2026) are focusing on books/authors that are currently in the news from the last year.
  • Recommended strategy:
    • Study a curated list of “top books & authors.”
    • Categorize books (e.g., sports, politics/constitution, awards/literature, defense/security, history/social/inspiration, international).
    • Use the categories to improve recall—so you can score “one bit” from Books & Authors.
  • The video promotes a crash course / revision plan for upcoming exams and includes a live quiz at the end.

Methodology / instruction list (as presented)

  • Watch until the end to answer a quiz (implied requirement for participation/benefit).
  • Study the curated set of ~50/51 books and their authors, grouped by category.
  • After/while studying, use the author–book matching as exam-ready “bits” (short facts likely to be asked).
  • Attempt the live quiz and comment answers.
  • Join Telegram to receive PDFs and updates:
    • Send a Telegram message with the ID text “KNTPC” to get details and join the relevant group.
  • Follow the crash course workflow:
    • A 12-day revision series starting tomorrow (as claimed).
    • Mornings: 12 subject-related PDFs (history/politics/economics/geography mentioned), totaling 300+ bits per subject (speaker’s claim).
    • Evenings (Telegram): tips/quiz sessions; quizzes may be based on previous shift/question patterns (reference to “May 7, 89” and “shift wise analysis” is unclear due to subtitle errors).
    • If there are 3 daily shifts starting June 30 until exams end, each shift’s PDF will be updated in the group.

Concepts and book lists covered (with key “exam bit” framing)

A) Sports-related books

  1. The One Cricket My Life and More — Shikhar Dhawan
  2. One Stumped — Syed Kirmani
  3. Tested: The Remarkable Power of Resolve — Pat Cummins
  4. The Rise of the Hitman: The Rohit Sharma Story — R. Kaushik
  5. Deepa Malik (book/biography reference; subtitle suggests a Deepa Malik biography) — Deepa Malik (author not clearly captured)
  6. March of Glory — K. Armugam and Erold Decress
  7. The Untold Story of Chennai Super Kings — P.S. Raman

B) Politics / constitutional / Indian leadership books

  1. Why India Matters — S. Jayashankar
  2. Why the Constitution Matters — D. Y. Chandrachud
  3. The Monk Who Became Chief Minister: Definitive Biography of Yogi Adityanath — Shantanu Gupta
  4. Agni Sarasulu Vikasinka Kamalam (subtitles list multiple names/titles—about Draupadi Murmu) — Erlagada Lakshmi Prasad
  5. Atal Bihari Vajpayee: The Eternal Statesman — Shri Vijay Goel
    • Speaker also claims the release was by C. P. Radhakrishnan (Vice President), correcting an implied assumption.
  6. Modi’s Mission — Barjees Desai
  7. I Am Georgia: My Root, My Principle — Georgia Meloni
  8. Janataki Kahani Mary — Bandaru Dattatreya
  9. PMO: Prime Minister’s Office Through the Years — Himanshu Roy

C) Award-winning / major literature & contemporary fiction (as mentioned)

  • Phir Ugna — Parvati Tirkey (associated with Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar 2025, per speaker)
  • Flush — David Chazelle (shortlisted for 2025 Booker Prize, per speaker)
  • Mother Mary Comes to Me — Arundhati Roy
  • The Loneliness of Sonia / “Sonya Sunny” — Kiran Desai (title appears garbled, but author is clear)
  • Tights of Time — Sudha Murthy (subtitles indicate “Tights of Time”; other Sudha Murthy titles are mentioned with some confusion)
  • Food Economics and Society — Abhijeet Banerjee
  • The Last Day — (title mentioned; author not clearly captured due to subtitle errors)
  • Life on the Marsh — Jaroslaw (surname appears like “Mellikas”; exact author unclear)
  • Life on the Marsh (second mention as a story collection) — Namita Gokhale
  • “Life on the Marsh” is repeatedly referenced; subtitles suggest both a translation/collection context and a shifting author attribution.

D) Defense / security / military-themed books

  1. Ready Relevant and Resurgent — General Anil Chauhan (Chief of Defence Staff); released by Rajnath Singh (Defense Minister)
  2. Operation Sindhur: The Untold Story of India’s Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan — Kanwaljit Singh Illan
  3. Four Stars of Destiny: An Autobiography — Manoj Mukund Naramani
    • Subtitles also name General M. M. Naravane; attribution is unclear in subtitles.
  4. I Am a Soldier’s Wife — Geetika Liddegar

E) History / society / important biographies & other nonfiction

  • MS Swaminathan: The Man Who Fed India — A. Priyambada Jayakumar (subject: Dr. M. S. Swaminathan)
  • The Great Counselor: Lal Bahadur Shastri and the Transformation of India — Sanjeev Chopra
  • Savarkar and the Facts — Arun Shourie (about Vinayak Damodar Savarkar)
  • Ramanujan’s Journey of a Great Mathematician — Arun Singhal and Devendra Kumar Sharma (subject: Srinivasa Ramanujan)
  • History That India Ignored — Prem Prakash (released by Goa CM Pramod Sawant, per speaker)
  • Chalisa of Amrosia Ram Janmabhoomi Challenge and Response — Surendra Kumar Pachauri
  • The Brahmastra Unleashed — D. Sivanandan (internal security policing gaps per speaker)
  • Justice Denied: Justice Lost — Kanchan Chakraborty
  • The Conscience Network — Sugata Srinivas Raju
  • Different But No Less — Anupam Kher
  • Heart Lamp — Bhanu Mushtaq
  • …Hinduja… (title garbled; appears as “A…: ‘Book name: Ayam…’”) — about Gopichand Hinduja (author/title unclear from subtitles; speaker explicitly states the relevant person is Hinduja Group head Gopichand Hinduja)
  • Wings of Vela(r) — Swapnil Pandey
  • Above and Beyond — Shivakumar Mohanka
  • Naam Mein Cancer Ko Jeet Liya — Dr. Vijay Ananda Reddy
  • Chola Tigers: The Avengers of Somnath in Chennai — Amish Tripathi
  • Living the Vivekananda Way — Dr. Ananyavasti and Dr. Nikhil Yadav

F) International books

  • Finding My Way: Memoir Year — Malala Yousafzai
  • A Different Kind of Power — Jacinda Ardern
  • Careless People — Sarah Wynne Williams
  • The World After Gaza: A History — Pankaj Mishra
  • India: 5000 Years of History on the Subcontinent — Audrey Trush/Truss (speaker spelling unclear)
  • Believer’s Dilemma — Abhishek Chaudhary

Live quiz prompts (as stated)

  • Q1: Who wrote “Why the Constitution Matters”?
  • Q2: Whose autobiography is being referred to (subtitles imply “I Am Georgia…” context)? The speaker asks viewers to comment: “Whose autobiography is this?” (Exact intended book for Q2 is ambiguous due to subtitle errors.)

Speakers / sources featured (as named in the video)

Presenter / channel

  • Study with Satish (speaker branding: “Study with Satish” channel)

Book authors / named persons referenced

  • Shikhar Dhawan, Syed Kirmani, Pat Cummins, R. Kaushik, K. Armugam, Erold Decress, P. S. Raman
  • S. Jayashankar, D. Y. Chandrachud, Shantanu Gupta, Erlagada Lakshmi Prasad, Shri Vijay Goel
  • C. P. Radhakrishnan, Barjees Desai, Georgia Meloni, Bandaru Dattatreya, Himanshu Roy
  • Parvati Tirkey, David Chazelle, Arundhati Roy, Kiran Desai, Sudha Murthy, Abhijeet Banerjee, Namita Gokhale
  • Jaroslaw (surname unclear in subtitles)
  • General Anil Chauhan, Rajnath Singh, Kanwaljit Singh Illan, Manoj Mukund Naramani
  • General M. M. Naravane (named, attribution unclear in subtitles)
  • Geetika Liddegar
  • A. Priyambada Jayakumar, Dr. M. S. Swaminathan (subject)
  • Sanjeev Chopra, Arun Shourie, Arun Singhal, Devendra Kumar Sharma
  • Prem Prakash, Pramod Sawant, Surendra Kumar Pachauri
  • D. Sivanandan, Kanchan Chakraborty, Sugata Srinivas Raju, Anupam Kher, Bhanu Mushtaq
  • Gopichand Hinduja
  • Swapnil Pandey, Shivakumar Mohanka, Dr. Vijay Ananda Reddy
  • Amish Tripathi, Dr. Ananyavasti, Dr. Nikhil Yadav
  • Malala Yousafzai, Jacinda Ardern, Sarah Wynne Williams, Pankaj Mishra
  • Audrey Trush/Truss, Abhishek Chaudhary
  • Yogi Adityanath (subject), Draupadi Murmu (subject), Atal Bihari Vajpayee (subject), Narendra Modi (implied via Modi’s Mission)

Other institutions/events referenced

  • RRB NTPC / Group D / SSC exams
  • Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar 2025
  • Booker Prize (2025) (per speaker)

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