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| Dear Aspirants, Once the bustling heart of Delhi’s UPSC aspirant community, Old Rajinder Nagar no longer pulses with the same energy. A year after a devastating flood claimed the lives of three civil services aspirants at a basement library run by Rau’s IAS Study Circle, the area is undergoing a profound transformation. But what exactly is changing, and what does it mean for those preparing for one of India’s most competitive exams? This week, we dive into the shifts reshaping the iconic hub. Plus, we have rounded up a collection of must-read articles covering essential Prelims and Mains topics — all aimed at giving you a competitive edge. Here's everything that we covered last week for you: - A year on, how library flooding reshaped UPSC coaching landscape in Old Rajinder Nagar: A year after a tragic flood claimed the lives of three civil services aspirants in a basement library run by Rau’s IAS Study Circle, Old Rajinder Nagar — Delhi’s UPSC hub — finds itself at a crossroads. (Click here)
- How to write effective answers for UPSC Mains Exam : With UPSC Mains 2025 scheduled for August 22, answer writing takes centre stage. Here are some expert tips. Don’t miss the answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) from aspirants at the end of the article. (Click here)
- UPSC Ethics Simplified : What makes a civil servant ethical? Nanditesh Nilay explains. (Click here)
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UPSC Issue at a Glance: Mangroves in Focus – Understanding Their Significance, Threats, and Conservation | Mangroves have long been a focus for conservationists, and their importance in the global climate conversation cannot be overstated. As the world marked the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem on July 26, Roshni Yadav breaks down what you need to know for the UPSC exam. (Click here) - The world this week: India signs its first landmark trade deal with the UK, secures enhanced market access in export-oriented and job-creating sectors; During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Maldives, New Delhi launches talks on FTA, announces a Rs 4,850-crore line of credit to the maritime neighbouring country; amid reports of India-China thaw, Beijing’s mega-dam project on the Brahmaputra (Yarlung Tsangpo) raises hackles in New Delhi; India calls for ceasefire in Gaza, where starvation deaths and killings seem to have crossed a critical threshold; as the clash between Thailand and Cambodia entered its third day, Indians in Cambodia advised to avoid travelling to border areas — here is weekly roundup of key global news by Ashiya Parveen. (Click here)
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UPSC Current Affairs Pointers: Swachh Survekshan 2024-25 awards, International Moon Day, NATO, Adikabi Sarala Das, PMDDKY, and more — Here are some must-read UPSC Current Affairs, compiled by Khushboo Kumari, for your prelims and mains preparation that you shouldn't miss for UPSC, state PSCs, and other competitive examinations. (Click here) -
How is BRICS chipping away at the Western order? Is nutrition for women not just about food, but also a socio-cultural construct? How does the RBI help maintain the resilience of the Indian economy? How did the Second World War reshape the global order? Why is Chola architecture considered a high watermark in the evolution of temple design? In last week's UPSC Special articles, find answer to these questions written by subject experts. (Click here) - Brush up your current affairs knowledge and consolidate your UPSC CSE Prelims preparation with this week's top 15 questions in our UPSC Weekly Current Affairs Quiz curated by Manas Srivastava and Nitendra Pal Singh. (Click here)
- Check out our daily subject-wise quizzes by Nitendra Pal Singh. (Click here)
- Practice Mains Answer writing by following our thought process. Nitendra Pal Singh continues to provide clues from the news for your Mains answer writing. (Click here)
UPSC Key: Exclusive for Subscribers Attention! UPSC Key is all 7 days a week. Have you considered how this week's top headlines can be relevant for your exams? You can learn more through our UPSC Key by Priya Kumari Shukla. Click here to check it out! Aspirants, news isn’t just about current affairs. For a UPSC candidate it also connects the dots to the static portion of the syllabus. This becomes even more evident in the Mains exam. With the Mains examination approaching, please let us know what additional support or resources you would find most valuable for your preparation. Write to me at manas.srivastava@indianexpress.com. Waiting for you emails. Think Smart Work Hard Conquer Your Goal! Until next week, Manas Srivastava | | | |
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