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1. CivilsGuidance WELCOME TO CIVILS GUIDANCE.COM Civils guidance invokes the preparation and examination guidance for UPSC exams to become an IAS, IPS and other government services posts. Indian administrative services are one of the most difficult programs to deal with, which require planned, executing and proper training for the minimum period of at least one full year. For most aspirants, a complete training and orientation program, through one of the two available methods of setting up online or in the classroom, becomes essential to have the opportunity to successfully navigate the prerequisites to access the IAS program. Civils guidance mainly focus on aspirants to provide guidance and examination tips for qualification of UPSC exam. With the tricks of these guidance aspirants improves their success in career. AS civils guidance, aspires to become the reference repository and the all- inclusive guide for complete and complete information for aspirants hoping to successfully enter civil services SRILANKA RELEASES STAMP ON MAHATMA GANDHI •On 150th anniversary of mahatma Gandhi, Sri Lanka released new stamps on Mahatma Gandhi. The department of posts, Tamil Nadu government was presented with a album of articles at an event held in a city. •It was organized by the Sri Lanka deputy high commission, Chennai, in this event the exchange of stamps are organized with Sri Lanka and India. it shows mahatma Gandhi picture on his youth. •The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka, Chennai, V. Krishnamurthy, presented the album consisting of the cover and stamps of the first day issued by the Philatelic Office, Post Office, Sri Lanka to M. Sampath, Head of the Chief of Post, Tamil Nadu Circle. •Sampath said an opportunity was organized to strengthen friendly ties between countries. About 40 countries have issued stamps to

2. CivilsGuidance commemorate the anniversary of Gandhi’s birth and 33 other countries are likely to issue stamps. •The significance of this is will strengthen the friendly ties between the countries. Its all about 40 countries have issued stamps to commemorate Gandhi’s birth anniversary and 33 more countries are likely to release the stamps. •Since 2007, the day has also been observed worldwide as the United Nations Day of Non-Violence in commemoration of the great leader who gave the world the message of peace, non-violence and universal brotherhood. •In Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has unveiled a bronze bust of Gandhi in his official “Temple Trees” residence. The country also issued two commemorative stamps for the occasion •The celebration of Gandhi Jayanti every year in Sri Lanka is a twofold celebration of the anniversary of Gandhi’s birth, as well as the celebration of his connection with Sri Lanka. The northern city of Jaffna in the country has a historical association with Gandhi. According to historians, Gandhi visited the city in November 1927. •For more info: http://civilsguidance.com/