Topics/Themes asked in GS1 Mains 2024 #UPSC | @CSEWhy

History:

• World War I
• Pallavas & Cholas
• Quit India Movement
• Rig Vedic/Later Vedic

Geography

• Cloudbursts
• Twisters (Tornadoes)
• Sea Surface Temperature
• Aurora Australis & Aurora Borealis

Society

• Migration
• Regional disparity
• Demographic Winter
• Gender equality/equity
• Inter-caste/religion marriages

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Keywords: “Constitutional Government” is “limiting government”

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General Studies Paper 2 | Mains 2024 | @CSEWhy

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19 Themes seen in #UPSC GS2 Paper | Important @CSEWhy

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• China-India-West narrative

• Lok Adalats & Local Bodies

• Citizen Charter, PIL & e-gov

• Secularism & Right to Privacy

• Cabinet System, CAG & Federalism

• Role of Civil Servants in Democracy

• Charitable Trusts + Poverty & Malnutrition

• ONOE & Anti Cheating in Exams Initiatives

• Central Asian Republics + Maldives x India

• Terrorism wrt UNSC Counter Terrorism Committee

Constitution Articles you could use in Mains GS2 Paper 2024

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Friends, you will not find direct Qs on Articles of Constitution BUT..

..using them in your Intro gives you good impression & better marks

Compiled list to show how you could benefit knowing Articles of Constitution by heart ❤️

• CAG: 148 [Q4]

• Secularism: 44 [Q15]

• Public Health: 47 [Q17]

• ONOE: 83, 84, 324 [Q1]

• Cabinet System: 74 [Q3]

• Right to Privacy: 21 [Q12]

• Lok Adalats: 39A & 226 [Q2]

• Federalism: 245, 256, 280, 282 [Q13]

• Local Bodies: 243B (Panchayat) & 243Q (Municipality) [Q5]

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How to remember Articles of Constitution?

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The Hindu 🗞️

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20 themes seen in GS3 Mains #UPSC

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• NGOs & Millets

• Asteroids & RFID tech

• Borders issues w/ 🇵🇰🇨🇳

• Digital Data Protection Act

• River pollution & Freshwater

• Buffer stocks & Food Inflation

• Land reforms & Labour codes

• IPR, patents & UDAN scheme

• Urban flooding & Irrigation system

• Disaster resilience & Public Expenditure

• Narco terrorism & Security issues on social media

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Exam looks easy only when you’re not in exam hall

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🚨 23rd September | Monday🚨

Mains keywords

1. Earth rings

Ancient Ring Formation: Earth may have had a ring of asteroid debris around 466 million years ago

Impact Crater Distribution: 21 craters from the Ordovician period are clustered near the equator, indicating a link to the ring

Climate Effects: The ring could have blocked sunlight, contributing to global cooling during the Hirnantian Icehouse

Meteorite Record: Sedimentary rocks from this era show increased meteorite debris, supporting the ring hypothesis

Further Research Needed: More studies are necessary to confirm the ring's existence and its climatic impact

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