Simplified Current Affairs
Simplified Current Affairs
Current affairs are necessary for every stage of the UPSC Civil Services Exam(Prelims, Mains and Interview). The Questions can be direct or even indirectly linked to the static or basic part of a particular topic.
Current affairs that is needed for UPSC IAS exam preparation is updated every day. These current events are prepared from The Hindu, PIB, Indian Express, Economic Times, Frontline and other standard sources. These daily insights are free of cost, no copyright, you can download, print and share. Just study hard!!!
Though current affairs are important and holds a significant portion of syllabus but there is no defined syllabus of current affairs for both prelims and mains examination. The UPSC syllabus for prelims just mentions, ” Current events of national and international importance”. Therefore, it completely depends on the candidate how he approaches his preparation towards the current affairs. Before we jump to the strategy to prepare for current affairs one must analyse the previous year question papers and try to get a basic understanding on the type and number of questions which are being asked from current affairs in the recent past.
Distinguish between gender equality gender equity and women’s empowerment. Why is it important to take gender concerns into account in programme design and implementation?
What is the concept of a demographic winter? Is the world moving towards such a situation? Elaborate.
The groundwater potential of the gangetic valley is on a serious decline. How may it affect the food security of India?
What are aurora australis and aurora borealis? How are these triggered?
What is a twister? Why are the majority of twisters observed in areas around the Gulf of Mexico?
What is regional disparity? How does it differ from diversity? How serious is the issue of regional disparity in India?
Despite comprehensive policies for equity and social justice, underprivileged sections are not yet getting the full benefits of affirmative action envisaged by the Constitution. Comment.
Critically analyse the proposition that there is a high correlation between India’s cultural diversities and socio-economic marginalities
Globalization has increased urban migration by skilled, young, unmarried women from various classes. How has this trend impacted upon their personal freedom and relationship with family?
India and the Global South
Swamitva Scheme
A1 and A2 Milk
Diego Garcia Island and Chagos Archipelago
PM-JANMAN Scheme
ICA Global Cooperative Conference 2024

National Education Day in India
NHRC Hosts ITEC Programme for Capacity Building of Global Human Rights Officials

Women’s Health Issues in India
Adam Smith
The Sectors of Economy
Mixed Economy
State Economy
The Fisher Effect
Satellite Docking
INS Nilgiri, INS Surat, and INS Vaghsheer
National Turmeric Board
Greenfield project
The BioE3 Policy in India

National Milk Day: Celebrating India’s Dairy Legacy
