Got some queries "if everyone has to carry it"

Read the undertaking. You will know if you are required to carry this or not. :)

🚨 9th June | Sunday 🚨

Nothing major in the newspaper today, go with revision on blog.csewhy.com

Reading Recommendations

The Hindu 🗞

1. CCI draft regulations attempt to tighten grip on big tech
(GS3/GS2: Read to get a gist of latest CCI regulations)

2. Why is China probing the far side of the moon? (Pg: 11)
(Read to understand International development in S&T)

3. What is National Health Claim Exchange?
(Pg: 11)
(Read to understand developments in health sector of India)

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Bass ye dekhne ke liye dekhte hai ki iss baar kaise jeetenge 😂😂

Pre note: Last week to the D-Day. Double down on the PYQs Revision Notes

🚨 10th June | Monday 🚨

Quotes 💭

1. Writing laws is easy, but governing is difficult.
----- Leo Tolstoy

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞

1. The message from rural India (Pg: 6)
(Avoid political storyline, read to understand un-fulfilled socio-economic needs of the rural India and the way forward)

2. Moving on from the past (Pg: 7)
(A good read to understand politico-administrative challenges of India, a lot of good phrases to note down)

3. Highway to 'climate hell' (Pg: 9)
(Read to get a comprehensive understanding of global climate change situation)

The Hindu 📰

1. Is it time for proportional representation (Pg: 8)
(GS2: Read to understand diff. b/w various voting systems and way forward for India)


PS: Bhai tu Pre24 clear karega. Vishwas rakh💪🏻!

Last 30 mins to end of sale to help you save your 2024 attempt. HURRY!!!

Pre note: Just 22 hours of revision can save your 2024 attempt. Learn from CSEWhy PYQ Notes here

🚨 11th June | Tuesday 🚨

Quotes 💭

1. What is above all needed is to let the meaning choose the word, and not the other way about.
----- George Orwell

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞

1. Drying up (Pg: 12)
(Read to understand administrative issues leading modern day water crisis)

2. Let the children play (Pg: 13)
(Read to understand how you can ease yourself and enhance your efficiency)

3. Powers of the speaker (Pg: 14)
(A very good read to understand constitutional powers of the speakers, a must read)

The Hindu 📰

1. A push for more climate action (Pg: 6)
(Read to understand the latest international development on climate change issue)

2. On special category status for Andhra (Pg: 8)
(Read to understand history and significance of special category status for states in India)

3. Heat: how it animated engines and global warming (Pg: 9)
(A good story on 'heat' in climate change and mechanics)

4. Understand the Indian Ocean and you’ll understand much about earth (pg 22)
(insights into Indian Ocean's impact)

PS: Bhai sunn, darr matt. Ek concept hai Memento Mori. Follow kar!

Pre note: Last Minute Free revision of Articles of Constitution here

🚨 12th June | Wednesday 🚨

Mains keywords ✍🏻

1. Sahkaar se samriddhi - Prosperity through cooperation.

2. Oriental despotism - A particular kind of non-democratic rule or society prevalent in eastern countries

Pre related news

1. Optical atomic clocks at sea

• Atomic clock is renowned for its accuracy. Deflects 1 sec in over 300 billion years

• Optical atomic clocks have same working principles, but the resonance frequency is in optical range making it more accurate

• IISER Pune is working on strontium optical atomic clock

• NIST conducted tests in April 2022 on prototypes - PICKLES and EPIC

• The atomic clocks also had 10X lower long-term drift compared to rubidium atomic clocks

Quotes 💭

1. Tourists don't know where they have been, travellers don't know where they are going.
---- Paul Theroux (can become an essay topic)

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞

1. A reboot at G7 (Pg 9)
(A good read for IRs)

2. Scientists back new Alzheimer's drug: its benefits vs the risks (Pg: 10)
(S&T: Latest development in medical science)

The Hindu 📰

1. India's looming financial crisis (Pg: 6)
(GS3: A good read to understand set of challenges faced by Indian economy)

2. The social sciences, a shelter for the 'excluded' student (pg: 6)
(GS1: Read to understand administrative problems with higher education in India)

PS: Bhai sunn, darr matt. Ab sirf khud ko calm rakhne par focus kar! Sab accha hoga.

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Pre note: Keep calm and kaam se kaam. sab accha hoga! :P

🚨 13th June | Thursday 🚨

Pre related news

1. India ranks 129th on global gender gap index.

• Iceland retained 1st rank
• Sudan ranked last in 146 countries
• India ranked 65th in political empowerment of women


2. Study ranks India 2nd in N2O emission

• 11% of global N2O emission in 2022, China contributed 16%
• N2O is a greenhouse gas that heats up atmosphere far more than CO2
• Nitrogen fertilisers and animal manure contributed 74% of total emission in last decade

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞

1. Heatwaves as disasters (Pg: 13)
(Read to understand relation of DMA, 2005 and heat waves)

2. Satnamis: Dalit religious community with a history of protests (Pg: 13)
(GS1: A good read on revolts in medieval India)

3. How SpaceX's starship could revolutionise space travel and exploration (Pg: 13)
(Read for facts on latest space science development)

The Hindu 📰

1. Tackling the fatty liver disease epidemic (Pg: 7)
(GS1: Read to understand rising health/social issue)

PS: Do check image issues and if you need to carry this undertaking

Bhai sunn,

next 3 din last 3 months se zyada crucial hai

Sab halke halke dare hue hai
Sab uncertain hai aur haan,
Sabke liye utna hi mushkil hai

Ab aage ka khel sirf gyaan ka nahi hai

Mehnat kari hai toh
Darr matt, sab accha hoga!

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Pre note: बस यही रात अंतिम बस यही रात भरी ।

🚨 14th June | Friday 🚨

Quotes💭

1. The rich rob the poor and the poor rob one another.
--- Sojourner Truth

📌Pre related news

1. Details of Appointment Committee of Cabinet (ACC):

• Formed on Jan 26, 1950

•Constitutes PM as the ex-officio chairman and Minister of home affairs

• It makes recommendations in matters of appointment of Deputy secy and Director

• It approves appointments to senior posts in GOI such as CDS, CEC, CBI director, etc

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞️


1. Red fort case: standards for awarding death & president's mercy power (Pg: 9)
(GS2: Read for facts around capital punishment)

2. The invisible worker (Pg: 10)
(GS1: Read to understand socio-legal problem of migrant workers)

3. Ineffective dispute resolution (Pg: 11)
(GS2: A good read on India's struggle for establishing a perfect dispute resolution mechanism)


The Hindu 📰

1. Do coalition govts slow down the economic reform agend (Pg: 7)
(Read to understand effect of coalitions on economy)

2. The allegations over NEET-UG, 2024 (Pg: 8)
(GS2: Read to understand administrative issues with standardized national exams)

PS: Start easing out from today. Avoid any social or academic commitments from today eve.

🚨 15th June | Saturday 🚨

Quotes💭

1. Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.
---- James Baldwin

Reading Recommendations

Indian Express 🗞️

1. What next? (Pg: 8)
(Read to understand political aspect of Indian societ, avoid contemporary politics and its storyline)

2. The forecasts of others (Pg: 9)
(Read to understand how exit-polls are estimated)

3. Uneducating our young (Pg: 9)
(Read to understand the challenges with NEP 2020)

4. No outcome in Bonn: why money is key to climate action (Pg: 13)
(Read to understand the economical debate around climate change)

5. Kavli Prize (Pg: 13)
(Read to know imp. Achievnents and prize awardees)

6. India & world in Modi 3.0 (Pg: 13)
(A very good read on IRs)


The Hindu 📰

1. Exports bounced 9% but trade gap widened in May (Pg: 1)
(GS3: Read to know the latest economic development)

2. Reimagining Indian federalism (Pg: 6)
(Read to understand challenges with Indian federalism; alot of good phrases, avoid political tone)

3. Food factor (Pg: 6)
(GS3: Read for facts)

Irrespective of the type of paper tomorrow,

Own your exam.

Don’t come out crying about tough level, weird CSAT, unpredictable public service commission type thoughts

You had time.
You had resources.
You had to study.

If you studied, tumhe pta hai.
If you didn’t, tumhe pta hai.

Haanji!

Kal aapke saalon ki mehnat ka hisaab hai.

Har wo late night study,
Early morning anxiety,
Circumstances ka pressure,
Society aur parivaar,

Har wo insaan jisne tum par shaq kiya, uska jawab kal apne gyaan se dena.

Jao apni Bal Buddhi Vidya lekar aur Jeet kar aao! ❤️ 👏🏼