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Channel UPSC MAP (@upsc_map) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 11 652 subscribers, ranking 16 966 in the Education category and 33 202 in the India region.
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 11 652 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 27 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -42 over the last 30 days and by 2 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 18.61%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 1.25% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 2 169 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 146 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 0.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as upsc, affair, prelim, ncert, guidance.
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Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 28 September, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Education category.
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Repost from Study IAS Academy
📅 Starting from 23rd Sept—
The NCERT 100 Days Self-Study Challenge Begins!
This is not a lecture-based NCERT class.
This is a disciplined self-study batch designed to help you finish all NCERTs (Class 6th–12th) in the next 100 days with complete structure and accountability.
If you struggle with “What to study? How much to study daily? How to revise? How to stay consistent?” — this batch is exactly for you.
Brochure:- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1arcnhT58mdmpT76DvBkMuE6-9WiFKy1c
Enroll Here:- https://wa.link/co9tuw
Here’s what you get ⬇️
📘 Complete NCERT Notes (6th–12th)
Easy-to-read, crisp and exam-oriented notes for History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Art & Culture and Society.
(No need to spend hours making your own notes.)
📝 Chapter-Wise Test Series
You will get regular NCERT-based MCQs to test recall and accuracy.
These tests will keep you accountable and track your progress daily/weekly.
📅 A Proper 100-Day Time Table
A guided schedule that tells you exactly what to study every day so you complete all NCERTs on time without confusion.
🎯 Self-Study + Structure + Consistency = Clarity
This batch gives you everything needed to stay consistent — you only need to follow the plan.
🤝 Mentorship After Each Test
Regular mentorship sessions will be conducted to:
✔ Discuss common mistakes
✔ Clear doubts
✔ Show how to improve your test performance
✔ Keep you motivated and disciplined throughout the 100 days
💡 Why join this self-study batch?
Because NCERTs are the foundation of UPSC.
This batch gives you:
– Notes
– Tests
– Timetable
– Mentorship
– Accountability
Everything you need to study on your own but without feeling lost.
🎉 Early Bird Offer
First 25 students get ₹300 OFF.
Pay ₹699 instead of ₹999.
Kindly Text us on WhatsApp: 9120404521
Email: upscnotes91@gmail.com
⏳ Batch starts 23rd Sept.
If you want to build a strong NCERT base in a disciplined, guided, self-study format — this 100 Days Challenge is for you.
Let’s begin your UPSC foundation the right way. 🚀
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Repost from Study IAS Academy
📅 Starting from 23rd Sept—
The NCERT 100 Days Self-Study Challenge Begins!
This is not a lecture-based NCERT class.
This is a disciplined self-study batch designed to help you finish all NCERTs (Class 6th–12th) in the next 100 days with complete structure and accountability.
If you struggle with “What to study? How much to study daily? How to revise? How to stay consistent?” — this batch is exactly for you.
Brochure:- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1arcnhT58mdmpT76DvBkMuE6-9WiFKy1c
Enroll Here:- https://wa.link/co9tuw
Here’s what you get ⬇️
📘 Complete NCERT Notes (6th–12th)
Easy-to-read, crisp and exam-oriented notes for History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Art & Culture and Society.
(No need to spend hours making your own notes.)
📝 Chapter-Wise Test Series
You will get regular NCERT-based MCQs to test recall and accuracy.
These tests will keep you accountable and track your progress daily/weekly.
📅 A Proper 100-Day Time Table
A guided schedule that tells you exactly what to study every day so you complete all NCERTs on time without confusion.
🎯 Self-Study + Structure + Consistency = Clarity
This batch gives you everything needed to stay consistent — you only need to follow the plan.
🤝 Mentorship After Each Test
Regular mentorship sessions will be conducted to:
✔ Discuss common mistakes
✔ Clear doubts
✔ Show how to improve your test performance
✔ Keep you motivated and disciplined throughout the 100 days
💡 Why join this self-study batch?
Because NCERTs are the foundation of UPSC.
This batch gives you:
– Notes
– Tests
– Timetable
– Mentorship
– Accountability
Everything you need to study on your own but without feeling lost.
🎉 Early Bird Offer
First 25 students get ₹300 OFF.
Pay ₹699 instead of ₹999.
Kindly Text us on WhatsApp: 9120404521
Email: upscnotes91@gmail.com
⏳ Batch starts 23rd Sept.
If you want to build a strong NCERT base in a disciplined, guided, self-study format — this 100 Days Challenge is for you.
Let’s begin your UPSC foundation the right way. 🚀
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African Countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea
Mnemonic: METAL
M - Morocco
E - Egypt
T - Tunisia
A - Algeria
L - Libya
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✅ Major Lakes In India 🇮🇳
1. Freshwater Lakes
Wular Lake (Jammu & Kashmir) – Largest freshwater lake in India
Dal Lake (Jammu & Kashmir) – Famous for houseboats and tourism
Loktak Lake (Manipur) – Known for Phumdis (floating vegetation) and Keibul Lamjao National Park (home to Sangai deer)
Nainital Lake (Uttarakhand) – A natural freshwater lake in the Kumaon region
Bhimtal Lake (Uttarakhand) – Largest lake in the Kumaon region
Barapani Lake / Umiam Lake (Meghalaya) – A popular artificial lake near Shillong
2. Saltwater / Brackish Water Lakes
Chilika Lake (Odisha) – Largest coastal lagoon in India; famous for migratory birds
Pulicat Lake (Andhra Pradesh-Tamil Nadu) – Second-largest brackish water lagoon in India
Sambhar Lake (Rajasthan) – Largest inland saltwater lake in India; important for salt production
3. Artificial / Man-Made Lakes
Gobind Sagar Lake (Himachal Pradesh) – Formed by Bhakra Dam on the Sutlej River
Rana Pratap Sagar Lake (Rajasthan) – Formed by a dam on the Chambal River
Hussain Sagar Lake (Telangana) – Built by Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah, connects Hyderabad and Secunderabad
Dhebar Lake / Jaisamand Lake (Rajasthan) – Asia’s second-largest artificial lake
4. Crater and Tectonic Lakes
Lonar Lake (Maharashtra) – Formed due to a meteorite impact
Tso Moriri (Ladakh) – A high-altitude lake formed by tectonic activity
5. High-Altitude Lakes
Pangong Lake (Ladakh) – Partly in India and partly in China
Tso Kar (Ladakh) – A salt lake in the Changthang region
6. Important Wetlands (Ramsar Sites)
Kolleru Lake (Andhra Pradesh) – Important for migratory birds
Vembanad Lake (Kerala) – Largest lake in Kerala, famous for the Nehru Trophy Boat Race
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Ashokan Inscriptions
✅Major Rock Edicts
✅Minor Rock Edicts
✅Major Pillar Edicts
✅Minor Pillar Edicts
Telegram:- https://t.me/UPSC_MAP
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✅ North Sea is bounded by the coastlines of:
Simple Trick: "Sailors Enjoy Fresh Bread Near Great Danish Navies"
S – Scotland
E – England
F – France
B – Belgium
N – Netherlands
G – Germany
D – Denmark
N – Norway
Save it! 📌
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🧠 UPSC MAP Tip of the Day
🇮🇳 Never study a place in isolation.
When you see Arunachal Pradesh on the map, immediately connect it with:
Arunachal Pradesh → China → McMahon Line → Tawang → Eastern Himalayas → Siang → Brahmaputra → Myanmar → Bhutan
📌 This map-chain technique helps you remember multiple Prelims facts from a single location.
🎯 UPSC Tip: Whenever you study a border state, always locate its neighbouring countries, major rivers, mountain passes and strategically important places on the map.
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Q. Which of the following countries share an international boundary with Arunachal Pradesh?
1.Bhutan
2.China 3.Myanmar 4 Nepal
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🔆 Arunachal Pradesh – India–China Border
📍 Why in News?
✅ Arunachal Pradesh has again been in focus amid reports concerning the India–China border and Chinese claims over the region. �
The Times of India
📍 Geographical Location
✅ Located in Northeastern India.
✅ Shares international boundaries with Bhutan, China and Myanmar.
✅ It is India's easternmost state.
📍 Important Map Points 🗺️
✅ Tawang – strategically important region bordering China.
✅ Sela Pass – important mountain pass in western Arunachal Pradesh.
✅ Siang River – enters India from Tibet and becomes part of the Brahmaputra system.
✅ Dibang & Lohit Rivers – major tributaries of the Brahmaputra.
✅ McMahon Line – associated with the eastern sector of the India–China boundary.
📍 Physical Geography
🏔️ Dominated by the Eastern Himalayas.
🌊 Major rivers include Siang, Subansiri, Dibang, Lohit and Kameng.
🌳 Rich in forests and biodiversity because of its varied altitude and heavy rainfall.
📍 UPSC Value Addition
✅ McMahon Line was drawn under the Simla Convention (1914).
✅ India considers it the basis of the boundary in the eastern sector.
✅ China does not recognise the McMahon Line and claims Arunachal Pradesh as part of southern Tibet.
📍 Prelims Facts
✅ Capital: Itanagar
✅ Highest peak: Kangto
✅ Major river system: Brahmaputra
✅ International neighbours: Bhutan, China & Myanmar
✅ Tawang: Located in western Arunachal Pradesh near the India–China boundary.
🎯 UPSC Relevance
Prelims: 🗺️ Map + rivers + passes + international boundaries
GS-I: Himalayan geography
GS-II: India–China relations & border issues
GS-III: Border infrastructure & security..
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With reference to the Partition of British India in 1947,
1.Punjab was partitioned between India and Pakistan.
2.Bengal was partitioned between India and Pakistan. 3.The Radcliffe Line was drawn to demarcate the India–China boundary. Which are correct?
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🗺️ India’s Independence: The Map Behind 15 August 1947
🔆 15 August 1947 — India’s Independence
📍 Why is this important?
✅ India became an independent nation on 15 August 1947 under the Indian Independence Act, 1947.
✅ Independence was accompanied by the Partition of British India into India and Pakistan.
✅ The boundary between the two Dominions was drawn through the Radcliffe Line.
📍 Map Focus 🗺️
🔹 Punjab → Partitioned between India and Pakistan
🔹 Bengal → Partitioned between India and Pakistan
🔹 West Pakistan → Present-day Pakistan
🔹 East Pakistan → Present-day Bangladesh 🇧🇩
🔹 Princely States → Faced the question of accession to India or Pakistan
📍 Important Geography Connection
✅ Radcliffe Line → Boundary between India and Pakistan created during Partition.
✅ McMahon Line → India–China boundary in the eastern sector; not related to Partition.
✅ Line of Control (LoC) → Military control line between India and Pakistan in Jammu & Kashmir; not the 1947 boundary itself.
📍 UPSC Value Addition 🇮🇳
1947 → Independence + Partition
Radcliffe → India–Pakistan Partition boundary
1950 → Constitution came into force → India became a Republic
🧠 Remember
1947 — Independent 🇮🇳
1950 — Republic 🇮🇳
"Know the map. Understand the history. Remember the nation.”
Happy Independence Day, Dear Aspirants! 🇮🇳❤️
UPSC MAP | Learn India through Maps 🗺️
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🇮🇳 Independence Day Special Discount🇮🇳
Registration Open For New Paid Whatsapp Group.
Available Seats:- 100 only
Joining Fee Rs 250 for 1 year membership.
Rs 500 for 2 years
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✅ Prelims+ Mains+ Current Affairs complete Notes will be provided.
✅ Regular Guidance Available.
✅ History Short Notes
✅ Geography Short Notes
✅ Polity Laxmikant Notes
✅ History Spectrum Notes
✅ Environment Short Notes
✅ Ethics Notes
✅ Art and culture
✅ Science and technology
✅ Economics Short Notes
✅ Current Affairs Notes
✅ Monthly magazine
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✅ The Hindu Analysis
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Repost from Study IAS Academy
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🇮🇳 Independence Day Special Discount 🇮🇳
Registration Open For New Paid Whatsapp Group.
Available Seats:- 100 only
Joining Fee Rs 250 for 1 year membership.
Rs 500 for 2 years
Rs 700 for 5 years
✅ Prelims+ Mains+ Current Affairs complete Notes will be provided.
✅ Regular Guidance Available.
✅ History Short Notes
✅ Geography Short Notes
✅ Polity Laxmikant Notes
✅ History Spectrum Notes
✅ Environment Short Notes
✅ Ethics Notes
✅ Art and culture
✅ Science and technology
✅ Economics Short Notes
✅ Current Affairs Notes
✅ Monthly magazine
✅ Daily newspaper
✅ The Hindu Analysis
✅ One liner current Affairs
✅ IAS topper Notes
✅ Answer writing guidance
Payment Number:-
Phone Pe , Google Pay and Paytm - 9120404521
UPI:- 9120404521@ybl
Whatsapp Number:- 9120404521
For any query Contact us on whatsapp:- 9120404521.
Do payment and send us screenshot on whatsapp ➡️ https://wa.link/185o9s
Sample Notes ➡️https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WADgwShgi3Uf-K3E6smDDaFkHjxxK9Kp
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Important Channels
6 deg. channel: Separates Nicobar & Sumatra (Indonesia).
8 deg. channel: Separates Lakshadweep and Maldives.
9 deg. channel: Separates Minicoy & other Lakshadweep islands.
10 deg. channel: Separates Andaman & Nicobar.
11 deg. channel:
In Lakshadweep, separated Amini & Cannanore.
Duncan Channel:
Separates South Andaman & Little Andaman.
Coco Channel: Separates Andaman and Coco island (Myanmar).
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Consider the following statements regarding the Kamchatka Peninsula:
1.It lies between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Bering Sea.
2.It is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire. 3.It is located along a divergent plate boundary. Which of the statements are correct?
