We have spent over 6,500 hours last year discussing the preparation strategies of over 9,000 students individually and we found that there are 2 kinds of aspirants. Those who received good guidance and planned their study to score more. And Those aspirants who were misguided by others and got overwhelmed by the syllabus. And if you feel that… Continue reading In UPSC Civil Services, You Are Either WELL-GUIDED Or MISGUIDED! So what are the Choices available to US?

We have spent over 6,500 hours last year discussing the preparation strategies of over 9,000 students individually and we found that there are 2 kinds of aspirants. Those who received good guidance and planned their study to score more. And Those aspirants who were misguided by others and got overwhelmed by the syllabus. And if you feel that… Continue reading UPSC Civil Services is not an Exam of “Selection” but of “Elimination”. How being “Well Guided” helps you Save Composure and Several Failed Attempts

Finance Secretary has recently underlined the need for improving the fiscal position of the government through reforms in farm, food and fertilizer subsidies so that additional funds can be generated for the development of infrastructure and education systems. In this article we will discuss and analyse all aspects of this issue. Financial crunch of India… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] Subsidy Reforms & Fiscal Position

Context The world is facing gloomy times in midst of the pandemic, conflicts, and natural calamities. Recently, we witnessed the horrors caused by nature in Chamoli district, the ground of the famed Chipko movement in Uttarakhand. Nature’s warning is evident with visible cracks in its erstwhile harmonious relationship with humanity. This essay/article emphasizes the need… Continue reading [Yojana Archive] Are We on a Cliff?

A new Ministry of Cooperation has been created to strengthen cooperative movement. This separate administrative structure was proposed in Union Budget earlier this year. New ministry is expected to streamline processes for cooperatives and realise the vision of ‘ Sahkar se Samriddhi’. In this article we will discuss and analyse all aspects of this issue.… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] Cooperative Based Economic Development

Covid-19 has pushed the world into a pervasive crisis encompassing every aspect of human life. With the passage of time, the trade-off between saving lives and saving livelihoods has grown starker.   This article attempts to relate the present crisis to the Gandhian way of thinking to arrive at some concrete take-homes. Unprecedented uncertainty The… Continue reading [Yojana Archive] The Pandemic through Gandhian Perspective

Context India is planning to put in place a technological & regulatory framework. The Department of Space (DoS) has released the draft National Space Transportation Policy. Private players eager to leverage national facilities and the new policy aims to unlock the potential in space sector. In this article we will discuss and analyse all aspects… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] National Space Transportation Policy

E-waste management is a complicated process given the multitude of actors that are involved in the process. Even though the e-waste management policies are in place since 2011 in India, implementation has been sluggish. As of today, some 95% of e-waste is managed by the informal sector which operates under inferior working conditions and relies… Continue reading [Yojana Archive] E-waste Management

India has completed 30 years of liberalization regime. Multi-pronged reforms agenda was launched in 1991. Over the years India has become one of the fastest growing economies in 21st century and the reforms agenda continues to be in focus along with the quest for self-reliance. In this edition we will discuss and analyse all aspects… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] Economic Reforms – Journey & Road Ahead

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar set out India’s red lines for the settlement process in Afghanistan during a UNSC debate. A Qatari official revealed that there was a “quiet visit by Indian officials to speak with the Taliban”. India has been becoming more central to the negotiations with the Talibans. In this article we will… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] India and Afghan Peace Process

The End of Civilsdaily’s UPSC CS 2022, National Scholarship Test Dates extension is nearing today. By end of the day today the National Scholarship test UPSC CS 2022, submission deadline will end. We have seen a phenomenal response and pan India interest for the test. So aspirants, ensure you don’t miss out on the benefits.… Continue reading Final Call for Civilsdaily’s National Scholarship Test UPSC CS 2022|| Upto 100 % Scholarship|| Register Fast || Test will Close Today

Dates are being extended for Civilsdaily’s National Scholarship Test For UPSC-CSE 2022, as we are looking at a huge turnout and want the benefits to reach the most eligible irrespective of any divide. So aspirants, sign up for the test today !! Test yourself on a national level and Get up to a 100% scholarship.… Continue reading Scholarship Test Extended for 2 MORE days || Upto 100 % Scholarship|| Register Today for National Scholarship Test For UPSC-CSE 2022

On 1st May 1960, the separate Marathi speaking state of Maharashtra was created.  Located in the western region of India, Maharashtra is the third-largest state in India in terms of area and the second-largest in terms of population. The State has been recognized as the country’s industrial powerhouse and maintains the position of being the… Continue reading [Yojana Archive] Maharashtra: A Journey of Over Sixty Years

Hydrogen is all set to play a significant role in decarbonizing energy systems. Green Hydrogen has no carbon footprint through several challenges remain in its usage at a wider level. National Hydrogen Mission was announced by the center govt in this year’s Budget to tackle all these challenges. In this edition, we will discuss and… Continue reading [RSTV Archive] Road to a Hydrogen Economy