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Why PYQs are important?

See this 2022 Pre question.
Which of these cause Acid rain?

If you are not from science background, very tough to answer this (science waalo ko bhi nahi pata hoga 😂)

But if you had done PYQs, in 2010, it was asked as “oxides of which of these cause acid rain?”

Start analysing every Q of PYQs and make a google doc note. On the right is my PYQ doc.

Solved the question in less than 5 seconds in real exam. Saved so much time and gained confidence! 🤭☺️

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Source: Indian Express Explained Page 19/07/2022

2 more terms in same article. Learn about them! :)

Mea culpa! 🙏🏻

Be mindful of keywords you pick. Here’s a feedback I collected from Anupam Sir for myself and you all to learn from!

React to this post to tell me you’ve taken a note of this 😄

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If you are on Twitter, check trends and find my tweets. Reply to your favourite tweet from that trend? :D

this is weird. Achievement jaisa lag hi nahi rha XD

See how beautifully a Timeline is shown in today’s Indian Express.

You can use similar style in your answers to show timeline in:

- modern history/polity: all the major acts starting from 1773 till Independence Act 1947
- Foreign relations with some prominent country, say the USA.
- Some govt efforts from independence till today (women rights, vulnerable sections, poverty/hunger)
- evolution of constitution:
- Basic Structure Design/ FRights amendability
(from shankari Prasad 1951 to Minerva Mills 1980, all cases)
- Major amendment acts
- Historical underpinnings
- Can even write names of countries from which certain provisions are borrowed in constitution

(all these topics can be fit in this Timeline type with year design for better visual appeal in your answers)


gist maine samjha diya, aur topics me khud dimaag laga lena. Gist samajh me aagya Toh react kar do message par! :)

There’s an editorial in The Hindu (page 6) today titled “Indian Vietnam ties, from strong to stronger”

Read it from 2 perspectives:
- why maritime interests of India are seeing a new effort on diff fronts.
- synergies with Vietnam.


Try to relate the first perspective with other efforts like
- Colombo Security Conclave
- SAGAR
- Net Security Provider
- SLOCs

You’ll get a great set of comprehensive notes for GS2 International Relations, GS1 security, and GS3 trade & infra 🥰

Polite reminder: if you haven’t already started with this challenge, don’t delay; start today.

Doesn’t matter if you’ve prepared notes or not. Practice answer writing to end July on good note.

Will get you in a fair momentum for August.

::Last post for today::

Today’s keywords: 21/07/22
GS3 Disaster Management- Heat waves

(Source: The Hindu report, heat waves in Europe. Read once to understand context)

- heat apocalypse
- heat dome
- collective action/collective suicide

How smart elimination saves life in exam?
Q from Haryana PSC 2021:
"Who were hanged in Kakori conspiracy case?"

Q not about Kakori but on life of Azad or Bhagat. If you eliminate iv) & vi) from options, answer is in front of you!

Lesson: every question can be answered if you’re sitting in mind with ample sleep, great confidence and fair practice.

Move fast and broaden your thought process. :)

Anyone writing Haryana PSC Pre on July 24?

Drop me an email.

I’ve a google doc analyses of 2021 paper. Will be happy to share :)

Seeing an increasing trend of aspirants watching Current Affairs videos bypassing newspaper because latter is “tedious and takes a lot of time”

And then come with Q:
Shall I read newspaper or watch coaching video/PDF?

First, don’t be this person.
Second, Goal is to crack UPSC. It doesn’t care what did you read or where!

It’s better if you read paper 📰 mapped with syllabus and make your own notes (handwritten or digital, your choice)

Other benefit of reading newspaper is:
- keywords
- teaches you flow of answer writing
- You can pick data which coaching videos miss
- Most importantly, time! Videos are at times hour long or more. You can get it done in 40 minutes with focus.

🚨Ample Keywords for Mains Answers in IE today, take notes 😉: 23/07/2022 🚨

1. The Indian Antarctic Bill 2022:
(GS2: govt policies and interventions)

- gives effect to 1959 Antarctic Treaty(1983: India signed)
• obj of treaty: demilitarisation of Antarctic
- bill’s features:
• extends Indian courts’ jurisdiction to Antarctic
• norms to safeguard ecology of continent

GS3: environment

2. On Alok Sharma’s visit to India (President, Cop26)
(It’s a news clip, read for understanding)
Keywords: climate finance & climate resilient infrastructure

Can be used in sync with PM’s ‘Panchamrit’ announced recently & need of preparation ‘midst climate change


3. On floods
- move from hazard prevention to risk minimisation
(Can be a solution in answers on floods or any disaster)
- #ToLearn: Pluvial and Fluvial floods


4. On coastal cleanliness
- 30x30: 30% of earth’s land & oceans as protected area by 2030 <UN designated>
- Swacch Sagar, Surakshit Sagar campaign
• 75 days, 75 beaches, 75 volunteers per km to clean beaches
• Eco mitram app launched to spread awareness and register volunteers
• July 5 to Sept 17 (sept 17: Int’l coastal clean up day; also PM’s b’day. Expect a speech from PM on this day with great key words for mains answers 😄)


4. Read/revise articles 249, 312, 352/356/360 wrt role of Rajya Sabha


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Small note: see Antarctic Bill.

You might find long articles or news clips but only relevant points for answer writing/prelims are the features and objectives. You can do value addition with names of Indian stations in Antarctica.

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One value addition to Antarctica bill:

Article 253 of Constitution legislation for giving effect to international agreements

Can also use this article when writing about environment commitments and subsequent laws around them. :)

It’s easy to read one book once. It’s the revisions that are hard!

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