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Repost from PSIR with UPSCprep.com
Onwards and Upwards🔥
Neelam Bhatia ma'am on the way to become the most credible faculty for GS 2 and PSIR for UPSC
Video will be out soon😁
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Today's CA - 9 October 2026
COMMON NEWS
• GST Process Reforms and Trust-Based Administration
• Electoral-Roll Revision and Due-Process Safeguards
• RBI Begins Calibrated Monetary Tightening
• Trade-Margin Cap on Cancer Medicines
• Regulating Unethical Pharmaceutical Marketing
• Supreme Court Directions on Women’s Safety
• Anne Carson Wins the 2026 Literature Nobel
• Starlink and Satellite-Internet Regulation
• India Moves towards AI Regulation
• Saudi–Houthi Escalation and the Mecca Pact
• U.S. Green-Card Freeze and Indian IT Firms
THE HINDU
• Inbound Investment Framework
• Law, Social Norms and the Persistence of Untouchability
• Why Stubble Burning Persists
• PRASHAST
• India’s Copper Security
• Early-Childhood Eye Care
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
• Chhattisgarh Anti-Conversion Law
• Very Strong El Niño
• Reforming Examination System
• Edible Oils Driving Food Inflation
• Angioplasty
• Airshed Approach
• India’s Private-Space Ecosystem
• Rights of Indian Migrant Workers Abroad
• Primary-Health-System Gaps
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It’s great to see so many of you participating in this initiative! Here’s the video keep your answer copy with you and see how you can improve your answers.
https://youtu.be/maMemfrucPM
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Today's CA
COMMON NEWS
- RBI raises Repo Rate
- Chemistry Nobel Prize
- PM speech on Development goals by 2047.
- CEC appointment law split verdict
- GST council meet
- Inflation
- Brazil Elections
THE HINDU
- Property taxation needs reforms
- India's Difficult trade situation
- Cheetah released into MP's third conservation site
- SBI digital system& ST
-FCRA registration
- infrastructure gaps in the aviation sector
-Cauvery water allocation
- Defence testing facilities
- Odisha & SEBCs
- Report on SC beneficiaries in jobs
- Several Indian wildlife
- Nobel Prize Traditions
- New FTAs & Tariff
- Global Pandemic Agreement
- AI companions & child safety
-Carbon - to- stone technology
- Cement footprints
- curbing Leprosy
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
- 30% cotton - illegal GM hybrids
-WHO- Obesity among children
- Detention vs Arrest
- Black sea vessel attack
- CA on appointing EC
- decline in Vertebrate population
- Rural consumer confidence weekend
- Ghost particles
-Non- bank AAs
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ANSWER WRITING WITH ABHIJEET YADAV
A initiative to help you improve your UPSC answer writing consistently over the next 3–4 months.
Every week, we’ll post 2 UPSC Mains questions here on Telegram.
Your task:
Write answers to both questions and email your copies to gs@upscprep.com
What happens next?
Abhijeet Yadav Sir will select two copies randomly and discuss it on YouTube today. This evaluation + discussion will help you understand what works, what can be improved, and how to approach such questions better.
This Week’s Questions
Despite comprehensive policies for equity and social justice, underprivileged sections are not yet getting the full benefits of affirmative action envisaged by the Constitution. Comment. [GS 1 15 Marks]
Indian Constitution has conferred the amending power on the ordinary legislative institutions with a few procedural hurdles. In view of this statement, examine the procedural and substantive limitations on the amending power of the Parliament to change the Constitution [15 Marks GS 2]
Submit your answers at: gs@upscprep.com
Deadline to submit answers: 4 PM, 8th October (Thursday) TODAY
Discussion Video out at 6 PM
If you want to improve your answer writing, don’t just read, write.
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Repost from PSIR with UPSCprep.com
Choosing PSIR is one thing. Learning it from the right teacher can make all the difference.
With Neelam Bhatia Ma’am, the focus is on building conceptual clarity, connecting current affairs with the syllabus, and learning how to write answers that actually address what UPSC asks.
From understanding political theory and Indian politics to international relations, the course takes you through the subject step by step, with live classes, daily answer writing, 1:1 mentorship, exam-ready material and structured evaluation.
The new PSIR Optional batch starts tomorrow.
If you are preparing for UPSC CSE 2027 or 2028, this is a good time to start with Neelam Ma’am.
Know more: courses.upscprep.com/products
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Today's CA - 7 October, 2026
COMMON NEWS
• Electoral-Roll Revision and Due-Process Safeguards
• World Bank Raises India’s Growth Forecast
• Integrated Transport and Logistics Authority
• Naval Espionage and Information Security
• Indian Seafarers in Conflict Zones
THE HINDU
• Siang Hydropower Project
• Gender Gap
• Digital-Payment Trust and Cybercrime Vulnerability
• Merchant Discount Rate on UPI
• Leprosy Transmission and Elimination Strategy
• Nobel Medicine: Optogenetics
• Nobel Physics: IceCube Neutrino Observatory
• Nuclear Reactors for Lunar Bases
• BrahMos Systems for Indian Navy
• U.S. Blockade and Cuba’s Energy Crisis
• Imported Ebola and Cross-Border Surveillance
• Sustainable Data-Centre Expansion
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
• Maharashtra Public Security Law
• Press Council Vacancies
• Bihar’s Higher-Education Ecosystem
• ₹10,000-Crore SME Growth Fund
• Higher U.S. Yields and India
• Andhra Pradesh Drought
• GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs
• Indigenous Aero-Engine Capacity
• India’s Role in Ukraine Diplomacy
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You probably see a keyword in the newspaper every day and wonder, “Can UPSC ask this in Prelims?” or "Can I use this in my answers?"🤔
That is why UPSCprep.com is launching “What is…” - a simple explainer series that breaks down important terms, concepts, and keywords from the news.
Let's keep it relevant, exam-focused and simplify your UPSC journey.
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What is Optogenetics?
In simple terms, scientists make specific neurons sensitive to light. Then, by shining light on them, they can switch those neurons on or off and observe how they affect behaviour, memory, emotions, sleep, pain, movement, or disease.
Source: The Hindu
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Repost from PSIR with UPSCprep.com
Your optional preparation needs more than just lectures. It needs a complete system that takes you from understanding the syllabus to writing better answers.
PSIR Optional brings together live classes, complete syllabus coverage, exam-ready notes, current affairs, daily answer writing, test series and 1:1 mentorship, all in one ecosystem.
With the new batch starting in just 2 days, now is a good time to get your optional preparation on track.
Explore the PSIR Optional course at courses.upscprep.com.
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Today's CA
COMMON NEWS
- India- US deal
- Form 6 tweaks
- Nobel prize - neurons with lights
- Nicobar project proceedings
- India - Switzerland ties
- Monitoring cells to curb sexual offences
- Free Speech Case & legislative privilege
THE HINDU
- Coal stocks critically low
- Buxa Tiger Reserve bringing tigers back
- Mining Amendments
- PM Bangladesh visit & Haseena concerns
- The Nazi Nuke
- Assam's first Cargo Vessel
- Global employment crisis
- 2036 Olympics
- MSMEs curbs on metal price surge
- America's new age military populism
- Bacterial protein system
- Bird Islands
- Southern Right Whale Calves
- Disabled Citizens and AI future
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
- GST process reforms
- Joint Parliamentary Committee
- RBI rate hike
- Gujarat Water governance model
- Limit of US West Asia Strategy
- Only 9% use public transport to go to work
- Central secretariat library
- Cancer diagnosis
- 5 Cheetah cubs at Kuno
- France snowballing student protests
- SIR & concerns over it
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Repost from PSIR with UPSCprep.com
Nothing makes us happier than seeing aspirants go the extra mile to show their appreciation for our teachers.
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What is Animal Diplomacy?
Countries gift or loan rare, culturally significant, or symbolic animals to other countries to build goodwill, project soft power, or strengthen bilateral ties.
It carries a message: “We value this relationship.”
Source: The Indian Express
