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This is what I was saying. Pick anecdotes from these recent events. Evaluators, or any reader, would feel good to read something new, yet very positive. The analysis & core content will never change. Your illustrations, examples and arguments relating these recent developments to the topic will alone make it dynamic! Please incorporate such positive stories in your answers.

I dnt know who this person is. But, for last few days, a case is going on involving him (Mr. Dipin) Case being: Made Easy has suit this gentleman for launching his own Current Affairs series, and hence, contravening its agreement with Made Easy. Matter was listed today as well. But, his counsels sought some time to file reply. Cute! I was shocked to know how much money Made Easy has paid him/signed him on agreement, till 2034 (or something). Funny thing is how Made Easy has filed this suit as Trademark/copyright infringement matter claiming this gentleman is infringing its copyright content over the materials, he is using to lure & poach students.

If you are writing an essay on a science topic, you can surely start with this. Point is - try to keep your essay as updated & dynamic as possible. It helps the reader feel connected to the latest development. I understand some aspirants have kept their introductions handy, like quoting Kalam, Sarabhai and all. Nothing wrong but maybe, you can consider placing them somewhere else. An evaluator expects to read something “new”, something well analysed and see your personal take. This approach, I believe, will help in every answer writing. When I attempted my essay paper, in 2nd topic, I started with something I read just 2 days back… Try to see from a reader’s point of view. Your approach will automatically start getting aligned.

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Combating El Nino Using DSR method of rice cultivation instead of traditional method…. #gs3