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📍Jojari River, Bandi River, Luni River in News Source The Hindu

India's defence minister Rajnath Singh approves transfer of DRDO conventional missile technologies to domestic industry to boost indigenous production and self-reliance.

UPSC GS 4 Ethics

GS3 has arguably been the toughest and most lengthy paper in the last 5 years. Multiple sub-parts, highly compartmentalised questions, and little scope for generic answers even if you knew the topic. For next year, preparation has to move beyond the data-fact-sheet/900-page PDF approach. Coaching claims aside, the real challenge was mental agility understanding the question in the first read and producing a relevant answer under Mains pressure. It’s less about how much you can mug up, and more about how well you can think, adapt and write..

GS3 UPSC Mains

GS-2 was tough, as expected, especially if you’ve been following the trend of recent papers. Heavy current-affairs linkage, multi-layered questions, and sheer length made it a mammoth task. As UPSC evolves, perhaps our answer-writing approach should too. Is it time to rethink the standard bullet-point format and experiment more with paragraph-based answers? Worth thinking about.

Today’s UPSC GS Paper 2 questions had a direct connection with three important articles published in today’s newspaper! 😅 1️⃣ SIR 2️⃣ IPMDA 3️⃣ Education This is exactly why you should never ignore newspapers if you’re serious about UPSC preparation. 📰📚 Read beyond just the headlines the exam can directly test what you read today 🔥

Upsc GS 2

Paper dekhne mein toh bahar se kaafi manageable lag raha tha, but exam hall mein picture thodi different hoti hai. Overall, paper achha tha. Thankfully, is baar koi unexpected bouncer nahi aaya especially if you had a fair idea about the Fujiwhara effect, jo pichhle kaafi time se news mein hai. Aur jinhone Prelims ki preparation genuinely strong rakhi thi, unko definitely advantage mila hoga.