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  • 22nd December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 23rd December

    GS-1 Indian culture covering the salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature, and Architecture.

    GS-4 Case Studies.

    Question 1)

    Discuss in what way Climate change is disrupting the water cycle on Earth and thus has made water- a public resource more crucial. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    The combination of the private sector in health and the social insurance model has its own limits in catering to the public health in India. What we need is a robust public healthcare system in India. In light of this, discuss the challenges with the insurance model and suggest the ways to deal with it. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    Examine the factors determining the realisation of revenue from the auction of radio spectrum. Suggest the measures to ensure the success of the spectrum auction. 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    A building permitted for three floors, while being extended illegally to 6 floors by a builder, collapses. As a consequence, a number of innocent labourers including women and children died. These laborers are migrants of different places. The government immediately announced cash relief to the aggrieved families and arrested the builder. Give reasons for such incidents taking place across the country. Suggest measures to prevent their occurrence. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • 21st December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 22nd December

    GS-1 Changes in critical geographical features (including water-bodies and ice-caps) and in flora and fauna and the effects of such changes.

    GS-4 Case Studies.

    Question 1)

    “Efforts to address child marriage in India should be in consonance with the socioeconomic realities that demand investment in education, welfare, and opportunities for women.” Elaborate. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    “Efforts to address child marriage in India should be in consonance with the socioeconomic realities that demand investment in education, welfare, and opportunities for women.” Elaborate. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    Growth must not only be consumption-driven but also investment driven. It is the latter which in a developing economy can sustain growth over a long period. In light of this, suggest the policy imperatives that India should follow to make good of the decline in 2020-2021. 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    You are a civil servant posted in a state where elections were recently held. The newly elected Chief Minister had promised to ban alcohol in several of his election campaigns as well as his election manifesto, which was widely praised and supported by women of the state. Fulfilling his electoral promise, the Chief Minister has ordered a blanket ban on the sale of alcohol in the state. Following the ban, concerns have been raised about the feasibility of the ban and whether the government should interfere in what is considered by many to be a matter of personal choice. (a) Who are the stakeholders in this case and how are they affected by the ban? (b) Is blanket ban on alcohol a feasible action? (c) Identify the issues that may arise while enforcing the ban and the steps you will take to handle them, as a civil servant. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • How to crack IAS 2021?| Also, things you need sorted before starting preparation for IAS 2022 | Fill Samanvaya-1 on 1 session with senior mentors

    How to crack IAS 2021?| Also, things you need sorted before starting preparation for IAS 2022 | Fill Samanvaya-1 on 1 session with senior mentors

    A well-informed start is always a good start.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021 and IAS 2022. (also provided at the bottom of this post).


    What is the best strategy for IAS 2021 and 2022 exams? How to start preparation? What does UPSC expect? How to cover the syllabus? How to connect current affairs with static? When to start answer writing? How to plan a daily schedule and then follow it..

    There are a number of similar questions that you must be facing. IAS preparation is not just about memorizing and information gathering. Before you start you need to get answers to these questions. (Read below about our three-tiered mentoring)

    More than 10.5 lakh applied, but only 796 are going to clear IAS 2020. It is going to be much more challenging in 2021 and 2022.

    We’ve had a discussion with 1800 aspirants who failed in Prelims 2020. Many had taken multiple attempts before that.

    Lack of direction, no guidance, inability to make required necessary changes in their preparation, and an absence of a well-defined strategy were issues common to all. (What issues are you facing? tell us)

    Prelims 2020 in many ways was a watershed moment for IAS aspirants. It has highlighted the changing nature of UPSC and to be successful you need to adapt to the expectations of UPSC and adopt a new approach.

    For 2021 aspirants, your preparation should be highly outcome-oriented (enabling you to fetch more marks). Every action of yours must be very objectively defined, every step as a part of your strategy. Whatever you are learning must be utilizable in the exam (both pre and mains). Your preparation should have an element of measurability.

    Moreover, you need to balance both Prelims and Mains on one hand and current-static-optional on the other. Fill Samanvaya form to know how it should be done.

    It’s about how ‘you’ should be doing it instead of how someone else did it. That is the ‘elephant in the room’.

    All this stands true for 2022 aspirants as well. This is the right time to start preparation.

    Fill Samanvaya form given at the bottom of this post.

    Broadly, six factors determine your success in cracking this prestigious IAS exam and the most important being understanding the expectations of UPSC and according to that planning and strategizing; other being, Learning – Knowledge and information; Analyzing – making linkages, connections, etc.; Executing and utilizing information; and Constant course correction – because mistakes are inevitable, need to rectify them asap. Get these in order before you start for IAS 2021/22.

    But how to do that? Read below how our three-tiered mentoring will help.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021/22


    Integrate them in your preparation. We’ll tell you how to do it.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021-22


    This is where our 3 tier mentoring comes in:

    1. First step starts with this Samanvaya call: Once you fill in the form, our senior mentors will have a 1-to-1 detailed discussion (on-call) with you to understand your prep level, working/ study constraints, current strategies, and create a step by step plan for next week, next month and so on.

    2. You are given access to our invite-only chat platform, Habitat where you can connect with mentors, ask your daily doubts, discuss your test-prep questions and have real-time live sessions on news and op-eds, and find your optional groups.

    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
Answer writing for 2020
    Daily target monitoring.

    3. The third and the most personalized tier is the dedicated 1 on 1 mentor allotment who stays with you through the course of your UPSC preparation – always-on chat and on scheduled calls to help you assess, evaluate, and chart the next milestone of your IAS 2021/2022 journey.

    Let’s talk. Fill this Samanvaya form (click here)

    (Civilsdaily’s mentor will call you within 24 hours.)


    Who are you?

    1. Working Junta? If you are preparing for IAS 2021/2022 and working simultaneously, we can help you strategize and decipher the IAS exam and design a timetable that fits right in your hectic schedule.
    2. First-time prep? If you are in the last year of college or thinking of dropping a year and preparing for IAS 2021/2022 full time, we’ll help you pick the right books and craft a practical & personal strategy.
    3. Have appeared before? and weren’t successful. We’ll help you identify your mistakes, rectify them for the necessary course correction. Let this be your final and successful attempt.

    You just have to take 5 minutes out and fill this form: Samanvaya For IAS 2021/2022

    Once done, we will call you within 24 hours or so.

    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
Answer writing for 2020
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    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
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    Civilsdaily’s Hall of Fame.

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  • 18th December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 21st December

    GS-1 Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India.

    GS-4 Case Studies.

    Question 1)

    Examine the factors leading to the drying up of the Aral sea. Can you cite some other examples of water bodies being dried up? Why is this happening? Discuss. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    What are the challenges facing healthcare in India? How digital solutions can help in plugging the gaps in the healthcare infrastructure? 10 marks

    Question 3)

    Generating power from waste generated in the cities could provide a solution to multiple problems. Discuss the advantages of generating power from the waste and what are the problems in realising this. 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    Who is your favourite contemporary moral thinker/ philosopher? How do his/ her ideas impact you? Explain. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • UPSC IAS Mains exam 2020: Admit card released – Download here | Get 250 Most Probable Topics for Mains inside

    UPSC IAS Mains exam 2020: Admit card released – Download here | Get 250 Most Probable Topics for Mains inside

    Dear students

    UPSC has released the admit cards for UPSC IAS 2020 Mains exams. Exams are scheduled to start from 8th Jan 2021.

    Download your admit card here

    It’s advised that you download and check it asap so that you can report any discrepancy to the UPSC in time. Do read the instructions carefully.

    For any query regarding admit card reach out to us.


    250 Most Probable Topics for IAS Mains 2020

    In this last lap of your race to LBSNAA get your preparation for IAS Mains exam fully covered with revision of most important topics.

    Click here for 250 Most Probable Topics with Questions for IAS Mains 2020

    This compilation contains issues and topics that have a high probability of being asked in Mains 2020 and beyond.

    We’ve covered these issues in a holistic manner so that you would be fully covered to answer any question from these topics. There are probable questions from the topics covered as well. We’ll be discussing these and other questions in Habitat sessions.


    For any query reach out to us at +91 89299 87787 or hello@civilsdaily.com

  • 17th December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 18th December

    GS-1 Important Geophysical phenomena such as earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanic activity, cyclone, etc. 

    GS-4 Contributions of moral thinkers and philosophers.

    Question 1)

    What do you mean by “faults” in the context of Plate Tectonics? Discuss its types, significance and implications for India. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    Independence of judiciary is secured in the Constitution through various safeguards. However, that independence faces several challenges. In light of this, mention provisions in the Constitution for securing the judicial independence and emerging challenges to that independence. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    Ongoing negotiations at WTO and the impasse has underscored the challenges and the need for reforms at the WTO. Discuss the various challenges WTO has been facing? 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    Explain the relationship between attitude and behaviour. Do you think training can change attitude of people towards weaker sections of the society? Discuss. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • 16th December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 17th December

    GS-1 Factors responsible for the location of primary, secondary, and tertiary sector industries.

    GS-4 Attitude.

    Question 1)

    Explain how earthquake waves are used as an indirect source for understanding the structure of the interior of the earth. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    The justice delivery system of India suffers from some inadequacies which hamper its functioning. Discuss these inadequacies and suggest the steps need to be taken to deal with these inadequacies. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    The COVID pandemic is an instance of a financial crisis turning into an economic shock. Instead, it is an economic shock brought on by a weak public health system that can turn into a financial crisis. The damage has to be mitigated by public spending in the appropriate sector. Comment. 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    Has our nation lost its moral compass? In the context of suicide prevention day today, analyse critically the role of Indian society as a key factor driving the suicides in the country. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • 15th December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 16th December

    GS-1 Factors responsible for the location of primary, secondary, and tertiary sector industries.

    GS-4 Human Values.

    Question 1)

    Give an account of the distribution of different types of soils found in India. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    Discuss the concept of Contempt of Court. Explain in detail its different forms and also the rationale behind the provision. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    For a better growth in a free market economy, National Competition Policy is the need of the hour for India. Analyse. 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    With examples from your own life explain how educational institutions have helped you shape your morality? 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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  • How to crack IAS 2021?| Also, things you need sorted before starting preparation for IAS 2022 | Fill Samanvaya-1 on 1 session with senior mentors

    How to crack IAS 2021?| Also, things you need sorted before starting preparation for IAS 2022 | Fill Samanvaya-1 on 1 session with senior mentors

    A well-informed start is always a good start.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021 and IAS 2022. (also provided at the bottom of this post).


    What is the best strategy for IAS 2021 and 2022 exams? How to start preparation? What does UPSC expect? How to cover the syllabus? How to connect current affairs with static? When to start answer writing? How to plan a daily schedule and then follow it..

    There are a number of similar questions that you must be facing. IAS preparation is not just about memorizing and information gathering. Before you start you need to get answers to these questions. (Read below about our three-tiered mentoring)

    More than 10.5 lakh applied, but only 796 are going to clear IAS 2020. It is going to be much more challenging in 2021 and 2022.

    We’ve had a discussion with 1800 aspirants who failed in Prelims 2020. Many had taken multiple attempts before that.

    Lack of direction, no guidance, inability to make required necessary changes in their preparation, and an absence of a well-defined strategy were issues common to all. (What issues are you facing? tell us)

    Prelims 2020 in many ways was a watershed moment for IAS aspirants. It has highlighted the changing nature of UPSC and to be successful you need to adapt to the expectations of UPSC and adopt a new approach.

    For 2021 aspirants, your preparation should be highly outcome-oriented (enabling you to fetch more marks). Every action of yours must be very objectively defined, every step as a part of your strategy. Whatever you are learning must be utilizable in the exam (both pre and mains). Your preparation should have an element of measurability.

    Moreover, you need to balance both Prelims and Mains on one hand and current-static-optional on the other. Fill Samanvaya form to know how it should be done.

    It’s about how ‘you’ should be doing it instead of how someone else did it. That is the ‘elephant in the room’.

    All this stands true for 2022 aspirants as well. This is the right time to start preparation.

    Fill Samanvaya form given at the bottom of this post.

    Broadly, six factors determine your success in cracking this prestigious IAS exam and the most important being understanding the expectations of UPSC and according to that planning and strategizing; other being, Learning – Knowledge and information; Analyzing – making linkages, connections, etc.; Executing and utilizing information; and Constant course correction – because mistakes are inevitable, need to rectify them asap. Get these in order before you start for IAS 2021/22.

    But how to do that? Read below how our three-tiered mentoring will help.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021/22


    Integrate them in your preparation. We’ll tell you how to do it.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021-22


    This is where our 3 tier mentoring comes in:

    1. First step starts with this Samanvaya call: Once you fill in the form, our senior mentors will have a 1-to-1 detailed discussion (on-call) with you to understand your prep level, working/ study constraints, current strategies, and create a step by step plan for next week, next month and so on.

    2. You are given access to our invite-only chat platform, Habitat where you can connect with mentors, ask your daily doubts, discuss your test-prep questions and have real-time live sessions on news and op-eds, and find your optional groups.

    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
Answer writing for 2020
    Daily target monitoring.

    3. The third and the most personalized tier is the dedicated 1 on 1 mentor allotment who stays with you through the course of your UPSC preparation – always-on chat and on scheduled calls to help you assess, evaluate, and chart the next milestone of your IAS 2021/2022 journey.

    Let’s talk. Fill this Samanvaya form (click here)

    (Civilsdaily’s mentor will call you within 24 hours.)


    Who are you?

    1. Working Junta? If you are preparing for IAS 2021/2022 and working simultaneously, we can help you strategize and decipher the IAS exam and design a timetable that fits right in your hectic schedule.
    2. First-time prep? If you are in the last year of college or thinking of dropping a year and preparing for IAS 2021/2022 full time, we’ll help you pick the right books and craft a practical & personal strategy.
    3. Have appeared before? and weren’t successful. We’ll help you identify your mistakes, rectify them for the necessary course correction. Let this be your final and successful attempt.

    You just have to take 5 minutes out and fill this form: Samanvaya For IAS 2021/2022

    Once done, we will call you within 24 hours or so.

    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
Answer writing for 2020
Abhishek Saraf rank 8 Civilsdaily
    Abhishek has benefited from Civilsdaily’s approach.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021-22

    How to prepare for upsc 2021? Strategy for upsc 2021?
Answer writing for 2020
    Daily target monitoring

    These are some of the images from Habitat, our learning platform. It is one of the ways we monitor your progress.

    Talk to senior mentors from Civilsdaily: Click here and fill Samanvaya form for IAS 2021-22


    Our rankers in 2019

    Civilsdaily’s Hall of Fame.

    Fill the Samanvaya form below to schedule a free one-on-one mentorship session with senior mentors from Civilsdaily. We’ll call you within 24 hours.

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  • 14th December 2020| Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

    Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 15th December

    GS-1 Salient features of the world’s physical geography.

    GS-4 Essence, determinants, and consequences of Ethics in human
    actions; dimensions of ethics; ethics in private and public relationships

    Question 1)

    “Efforts to address child marriage in India should be in consonance with the socioeconomic realities that demand investment in education, welfare, and opportunities for women.” Elaborate. 10 marks

    Question 2)

    Examine the issues in the effective functioning of the anti-defection law. Does the law, while discouraging defections, also lead to defeat of healthy intra-party debates and dissent? Analyse. 10 marks

    Question 3)

    Discuss the significance of Primary Agriculture Credit Society. Why do you think it is important for us to recognise it? 10 marks

    Question 4)  

    Examine the relevance of the following in the context of civil services: (a) Integrity (b) Principle of Legality. 10 marks

    Reviews will be provided in a week. (In the order of submission- First come first serve basis). In case the answer is submitted late the review period may get extended to two weeks.

    *In case your answer is not reviewed in a week, reply to your answer saying *NOT CHECKED*. If Parth Sir’s tag is available then tag him.

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