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1. IAS COACHING INFO WELCOME TO IAS COACHING INFO IAS Coaching Info is a informative portal for training needs for the aspirants who believe who can capture anything with ease with an acceptance rate of approximately 0.2%, the Indian Administrative Services is one of the most challenging programs to get into, necessitating planned, grueling and persistent training for the minimum time frame of at least one full year. IAS Coaching Info aspires to become the go-to respository and all-encompassing guide of comprehensive and complete information for aspirants hoping to successfully to get into the civil services For most aspirants, a comprehensive training and guidance program, through either of the two available modes of online or classroom setting, becomes imperative to have an opportunity to successfully navigate the prerequisites to get into the IAS program FRANCE PROTEST: •Since the first week of December, hundreds of thousands of protesters, including railway workers, teachers and hospital staff, have been organizing one of the biggest strikes in France for decades against the government's pension reform project. •The French government's spending on pensions is among the highest in the world, with 14% of their economic production. •Through pension reforms, Macron aims to merge the pension system that currently has 42 sector-specific pension schemes, with different levels of contributions and premiums, into a central point-based system. •Every day a worker works he will earn a point for future retirement benefits. Macron claims that a single point-based pension scheme will be fairer and less complicated.

2. IAS COACHING INFO •At present, retirement benefits in France are based on the highest 25-year income of a private sector worker and on the last six months in the public sector. •The protesters argue that the new pension rules will force them to choose between working long hours and receiving lower payments. •The protests are the second during Macron's presidency, after last year's "Yellow Vest" or "gilets jaunes" protests sparked by general discontent, particularly high fuel prices and the cost of living. •In Paris, the police briefly fired tear gas during skirmishes with protesters dressed in black on the margins of the march led by the unions in the early afternoon. Some protesters set fire to a caravan, broke windows, a bus shelter and overturned cars. Firemen put out small fires lit in the bins. •More than 6,000 policemen in riot gear lined up the route of the event from the Gare du Nord in Paris to the east of the city, while groups of officers stopped people walking towards the demonstration and searched for luggage. By late afternoon there had been more than 70 arrests and 9,000 searches. For more info: http://iascoachinginfo.com/