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.
Iron Age in South India
Iron Age in South India: Key Takeaway The Iron Age in South India (c. 1200 BCE–300 BCE) marks a transformative ...
Role of Indian Women in Science and Technology
Role of Indian Women in Science and Technology India's science and technology landscape presents a compelling paradox when examining women's ...
Khajuraho Temples and Monuments
Khajuraho Temples and Monuments: History, Architecture, Sculpture, and Recent Judicial Verdict Key Takeaway: The Khajuraho Group of Monuments represents the apex ...
Moon of Earth
Moon of Earth 1. Overview of the Moon Natural Satellite: The Moon is Earth’s only permanent natural satellite, formed roughly ...
The Life of Stars
The Life of Stars: From Birth to Death in the Cosmic Theater Stars represent the most fundamental building blocks of ...
Sir Creek Dispute Between India and Pakistan
Sir Creek Dispute Between India and Pakistan Geographical Location Sir Creek is a 96-kilometer tidal estuary located in the marshlands ...
The Western Chalukyas of Badami c. 543-755 CE
The Western Chalukyas of Badami Introduction The Western Chalukyas of Badami, also known as the Early Chalukyas or Badami Chalukyas, ...
Indus valley Civilization
Indus Valley Civilization Geographical Extension Largest Ancient Civilization: Covered approximately 1.25 million square kilometers, making it the most extensive of ...
Digital Personal Data Protection Act
Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 : 1. Introduction and Background About the Act India's first comprehensive data protection law, ...
Green Hydrogen Mission
National Green Hydrogen Mission: India's National Green Hydrogen Mission represents a transformative leap in the country's clean energy journey, positioning ...
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Historical Evolution The Bureau of Indian Standards represents the culmination of India's commitment to standardization ...
Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF)
Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) The Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF) is a transformative Central Sector Scheme launched in 2020 to revolutionize India's agricultural ...
High Courts
Introduction & Origin The institution of the High Court in India began in 1862 with the establishment of the High ...
India-UK Relations
India-UK Relations: India and the United Kingdom share a complex yet evolving relationship that has transformed from colonial ties to ...
Rashtriya Karmayogi Janseva Programme
Rashtriya Karmayogi Janseva Programme: Transforming Civil Services through Capacity Building Introduction The Rashtriya Karmayogi Janseva Programme represents a groundbreaking initiative ...
Green Hydrogen Mission
National Green Hydrogen Mission: India's National Green Hydrogen Mission represents a transformative leap in the country's clean energy journey, positioning ...
Tiger Reserves in India
Tiger Reserves in India: Conservation Framework and Status India, home to approximately 75% of the world's wild tiger population, has emerged ...
Microplastic Pollution
Microplastic Pollution: Microplastics are defined as plastic particles or fragments less than 5 millimeters in size. They originate from both primary sources (e.g., ...
Types of Inflation
Types of Inflation: Inflation, representing a general rise in the price level of goods and services over time, manifests in ...
Types of Economy
Types of Economy: Agrarian, Industrial, and Service Economies Introduction Economic systems evolve through distinct developmental stages, each characterized by different ...
Blue Economy
India's Blue Economy: Strategy for Harnessing Deep-Sea and Offshore Fisheries Current Status and Potential Second Largest Fish Producer: India ranks ...
Climate-Smart Agriculture
Climate-Smart Agriculture: Transforming Agri-Food Systems for Resilience and Sustainability Main Takeaway: Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) offers an integrated pathway to enhance food ...
Kyoto Protocol
The Kyoto Protocol: The Kyoto Protocol stands as a historic milestone in international climate governance, representing the first legally binding global agreement ...
Conference of Parties (COP)
Conference of Parties (COP): The Conference of Parties (COP) represents the supreme decision-making body of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ...
Global Environment Facility (GEF)
Global Environment Facility (GEF) The Global Environment Facility (GEF) is the world’s largest multilateral fund dedicated to global environmental commons ...
REDD & REDD+
REDD & REDD+: Introduction and Basic Concepts REDD stands for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in developing countries. It was initially ...
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Overview The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the United Nations body responsible ...