Friends, IPS Rajesh Mohan sir has shared some inputs for Essays on diff themes like education, climate change, women, tourism etc

Compiled it all in one place for you. Download Free PDF 👇🏼

https://balbuddhividya.com/products/upsc-essay-inputs-by-ips-rajesh-mohan

Pre note: smaller newspaper today. Take a break! 💪🏻

🚨 29th September | Sunday 🚨

@CSEWhy Recommendations

The Hindu 🗞️

1. Why has the SC clarified POCSO provisions (FAQ Page)
(GS2: SC judgments)

PS: join @csewhyplanb

21 days PYQ challenge | Day 10

2020: CGWA was formed under EPA
2022: which body was formed under EPA?

Sawal ji jawab hai, jawab hi sawal hai. Samajh rahe hai ho Binod? 😂

🏆 react karke batao toh zara!!!

Pre note: Make in India detailed blog coming today

🚨 30th September | Monday 🚨

Mains Keywords ✍🏼

1. Cyber Slavery

Modern exploitation coercing individuals into working in digital environments under false pretense of legit employment

2. Cadaver Donation

A person donating entire body to science after death; Mr Sitaram Yechury donated his!

Pre notes ✍🏼

1. Pollen (substance used to reproduce)

• Study of pollen: Palynolgy
• Gametophyte, multicellular organisms of sorts delivering male gamete

@CSEWhy Recommendations 🗞

Indian Express

1. A rice variety to curb farm fires
(GS3: Agri)

2. Unlocking the retail advantage
(GS3: Logistics)

3. Food that doesn't feed
(Masterwork from Sh Ashok Gulati)

The Hindu

1. Common Practice Standards must have Indian outlook
(GS3: International Environmental trade)

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21 days PYQ Challenge | Day 11

This is how UPSC effectively operates.

It will tell you its focus areas in a Q today. Years later, it will check if you focused on the focus areas!

Getting it? Answer these below, will share notes of both Q later in the eve

2014 Q on Ghadr

10 Years of Make in India

The blog has all the relevant details you need. Expect a Q from this, all you need will be find in this blog

https://blog.csewhy.com/p/281-10-years-of-make-in-india-summary

Pobitora & Kaziranga

Keep in mind while these make news, yeah? 😀

Pre note: If you think you can, you can. If you think you can't, you can't

🚨 1st October | Tuesday 🚨

@CSEWhy Recommendations

Indian Express 📰

1. The La Nina shadow
(Relation with pollution)

2. Indian elephants lost genetic vigour..(front page)
(GS3: Science)

3. Haryana: An electoral history (Explained)

4. Export ban on non-Basmati white rice lifted: why, what are the likely impacts
(GS3: Agri export)

The Hindu 🗞

1. India's silver dividend, challenge to opportunity (Editorial)
(GS2: Social issues)

PS: get your make in India 10 year notes here on the blog

21 days PYQs Challenge | Day 12

Today's theme is Architecture, Art & Culture

Here are 6 Qs from 2023 PYQs

Visit this link to find these all in one place

Midnight attendance

Kya chal raha hai? Kya padha?

Theek se ho? Khush ho?

Pre note: Ideas of October are here! Did you earn your power?

🚨 2nd October | Wednesday 🚨

Pre notes

1. Rivers increase Everest's length

• Mt. Everest has risen 15-50 m due to erosion from the Arun River over 89,000 years

• Everest is 8,849 m, growing about 2 mm annually

• Arun River's erosion reduces crust weight, causing isostatic rebound, contributing ~10% to Everest's uplift rate

• Isostatic rebound: Occurs when surface weight decreases, allowing land to rise—like a boat rising as cargo is unloaded

• River merger effect: Merging of the Arun and Kosi rivers increased erosion and sediment transport, enhancing the gorge and boosting Everest's height

• Some geologists doubt the study's conclusions, citing uncertainties in river dating and geological assumptions

Mains notes

1. 10 yrs of SBM

• Launched by PM Modi in 2014, aims for a "Clean India" as tribute to Gandhi

• Divisions: SBM-Gramin for rural areas; SBM-Urban for cities, managed by respective ministries

• Focus Areas: Individual/community toilets, solid waste mgmt, awareness campaigns

• Main Goal: Achieve ODF status by Oct 2, 2019; ODF = no open defecation at any time

• Achievements: 10 crore toilets built; 6 lakh villages declared ODF by 2019

• Funding: Increased from ₹10,000 to ₹12,000 per toilet; ₹57,469.22 crore released for SBM-G

• SBM 2.0: Launched in 2021; focuses on garbage-free cities and waste management

• Impact: Estimated 3 lakh diarrheal deaths averted; reduction in infant mortality linked to SBM

• Current Status: Census 2021 results pending; 53.1% lacked latrines in 2011

@CSEWhy Recommendations

Indian Express 📰

1. How India's temple are run (Explained page)
(GS2: Policies)

2. A regime change fantasy (Ideas page)
(GS2: IR)

The Hindu 🗞

1. Swallowtail butterflies in key Assam habitat face a citrus worry (Science page)
(GS3: Science)

PS: Take some break today! Need ANY help? I am at whycse@gmail.com

21 days PYQ Challenge | Day 13

UPSC examiner will ALWAYS give you hints

Deputy Speaker, Speaker are the two themes that you are required to look at, thanks to these two Qs

Now, answer these 2!