Till IAS Mains 2022
New Batch Starting From 21st August 2021
Note- There are two variants of Samachar Manthan – Till Prelims and Till Mains
Current affairs are indispensable for every stage of the UPSC exam. Understanding the importance of current affairs is just one part of the UPSC puzzle. For solving the whole puzzle, we have Samachar Manthan.
Importance in Interview
In Personality Tests often your opinions are asked on various issues. Current Affairs make you aware of the surroundings and allow you to give practical answers to the problems faced by the country.
What is Samachar Manthan?
Samachar Manthan is our flagship program designed to help you develop a solid command on your newspaper reading and current affairs analyzing skills. We’re are also going to focus on imparting skills required to utilize current affairs. Since it builds your core, it is important for both Prelims and Mains.
Program inclusion
1. Weekly 3+ hours video lecture
2. High-quality Notes and reference material
3. Membership to Samachar Manthan Habitat club – doubts, discussion, and mentorship session.
4. Weekly Current Affairs based Mains Test (10 Questions) and Evaluation
5. Current Affairs Monthly Prelims Test package
6. Marathon Revision sessions on Habitat before Prelims and Mains
7. Frequent Google meet Sessions to check on Student’s Preparation status
8. Micro notes to help you make your notes.
Duration of the program:
This program will continue till UPSC Mains 2022
About the faculty leading this program:
Sajal Singh
Sajal sir is known to make Economics and IR as easy as a cakewalk. He scored one of the highest marks in GS in the 2017 UPSC exam. Under his guidance, more than 80 percent of Students qualified for UPSC interview 2020 in Smash mains Program.
Sudhanshu Mishra
Sudhanshu sir has firsthand experience of 3 mains and two interviews of UPSC. He has served in the defense ministry for 10 years with keen interests in regional and global geopolitics and has ample experience of various other competitive exams as well.
Why Samachar Manthan?
5 stage structure of Lecture-Notes-Testing-Review-Mentoring
Our unique five-stage methodology helps ensure maximum retention and rock-solid preparation. Each component has been meticulously crafted which repeated every week creates a virtuous cycle.
Diversified and Comprehensive coverage
We let news develop over a week, and a team under Sajal Sir daily covers it from various sources which include newspapers (The Hindu, The Indian Express, LiveMint, etc.), magazines (Yojana, Kurukshetra, EPW, Down to Earth), important websites (PIB, PRS, govt ministries, IDSA, etc.).
UPSC is a generalist exam. It’s important to cover more issues than to cover a few, in more depth. Samachar Manthan ensures a fine balance of comprehensive news coverage and detailed discussion on the most important topics.
Videos and Notes
Carefully selected relevant news is analyzed and delivered in a weekly lecture spanning over 3 hours.
You will be getting high-quality, well-designed notes. They are detailed with proper categorization of news into the Mains and Prelims category.
Our focus is on conceptual clarity, simplicity, relevance, and making interlinkages between current affairs and basic/static part of the syllabus.
Samachar Manthan Weekly Notes (Click to download)
Samachar Manthan Micro-notes (click to download)
Samachar Manthan will also help you understand how to utilize current affairs in all your Prelims and Mains papers. A part of which is done by tests.
Weekly Mains Test and Evaluation
Because learning is not enough, you must apply. Every week a 10 question UPSC level current affairs test follows with video and notes. The focus here is on Mains answer writing skills and practice.
It’s a skill that is learned, honed, and perfected gradually. And this is why it should be done regularly. Our team of subject experts evaluates your answers and provides you with feedback. Answer enhancement is one of the objectives of this exercise.
Evaluated answer sheet – 1 (Click to download)
Evaluated answer sheet – 2 (Click to download)
Current Affairs Monthly Prelims Test package
This was a feedback that we had received from our students. Now every month we provide a Current Affairs prelims test package.
All this completes a study loop and enhances your retention.
Civilsdaily Handholding and mentoring:
Our team led by Sajal sir is there to provide handholding support all through your UPSC journey. Increased interaction with the faculty and teachers from Civilsdaily will help you align your preparation and make it more relevant. You can reach out to Sajal sir and other teachers on Habitat.
Google meet sessions
Another important component we have added this year is Google meet sessions. These sessions will be conducted on a regular basis with the aspirants.
Samachar Manthan 2022 -Habitat club
Habitat is where everything comes together learning, doubt clearing, notes, references, mentors, and a focussed community. You’re going to learn and discuss like never before.
How will your queries be resolved?
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- The moment you have a query, you post it in the group. At 11PM, 3AM, doesn’t matter. No need to schedule a call, or drop an email. Just drop a chat. Once our team is up, it will be resolved.
- More often than not, your peers will take part in your doubt discussions adding a lot of value.
Besides doubts, what else is there on Habitat?
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- #DDS sessions – We have dedicated sessions every day to resolve doubts in real-time. Never keep a doubt to yourself.
- An ecosystem for co-learning and active learning.
- A highly motivated community to bring flexibility and consistency to your preparation.
Marathon revision sessions before Prelims and Mains
To consolidate your coverage and revision we take revision sessions on Habitat.
This is what our students have to say about Samachar Manthan and Sajal Sir.
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Introduction
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Week 01 (24 May-30 May 2021)
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Week 02 (31 May-06 June 2021)
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Week 03 (07 June-13 June 2021)
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Week 04 (14 June-20 June 2021)
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Week 05 (21 June-27 June 2021)
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Week 06 (28 June-04 July 2021)
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Week 07 (05 July-11 July 2021)
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Week 08 (12 July-18 July 2021)
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Week 09 (19 July-25 July 2021)
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Week 10 (26 July-01 August 2021)
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Week 11 (02 August-08 August 2021)
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Week 12 (09 August-15 August 2021)
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Week 13 (16 August-22 August 2021)
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Week 14 (23 August-29 August 2021)
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Week 15 (30 August-05 September 2021)
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Week 16 (06 September-12 September 2021)
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Week 17 (13 September-19 September 2021)
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Week 18 (20 September-26 September 2021)
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Week 19 (27 September-03 October 2021)
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Week 20 (04 October-10 October 2021)
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Week 21 (11 October-17 October 2021)
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Week 22 (18 October-24 October 2021)
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Week 23 (25 October-31 October 2021)
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Week 24 (01 November-07 November 2021)
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Week 25 (08 November-14 November 2021)
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Week 26 (15 November-21 November 2021)
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Week 27 (22 November-28 November 2021)
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Week 28 (29 November-05 December 2021)
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Week 29 (06 December-12 December 2021)
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Week 30 (13 December-19 December 2021)
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Week 31 (20 December-26 December 2021)
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Week 32 (27 December-02 January 2022)
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Week 33 (03 January-09 January 2022)
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Week 34 (10 January-16 January 2022)
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Week 35 (17 January-23 January 2022)
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Week 36 (24 January-30 January 2022)
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Week 37 (31 January-06 February 2022)
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Week 38 (07 February-13 February 2022)
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Week 39 (14 February-20 February 2022)
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Week 40 (21 February-27 February 2022)
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Week 41 (28 February-06 March 2022)
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Economics Survey 2021-2022
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Week 42 (07 March-13 March 2022)
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Week 43 (14 March-20 March 2022)
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Budget 2022-2023
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Week 44 (21 March-27 March 2022)
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Week 45 (28 March-03 April 2022)
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Week 46 (04 April-10 April 2022)
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Week 47 (11 April-17 April 2022)
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Week 48 (18 April-24 April 2022)
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Week 49 (25 April-01 May 2022)
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Week 50 (02 May-08 May 2022)
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Week 51 (09 May-15 May 2022)
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Week 52 (16 May-22 May 2022)
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Week 01 (23 May-29 May 2022)
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Week 02 (30 May-05 June 2022)
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Week 03 (06 June-12 June 2022)
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Week 04 (13 June-19 June 2022)
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Week 05 (20 June-26 June 2022)
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Week 06 (27 June-03 July 2022)
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Week 07 (04 July-10 July 2022)
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Week 08 (11 July-17 July 2022)
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Week 09 (18 July-24 July 2022)
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Week 10 (25 July-31 July 2022)
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Week 11 (01 August-07 August 2022)
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Week 12 (08 August-14 August 2022)
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Week 13 (15 August-21 August 2022)
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Week 14 (22 August-28 August 2022)
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Week 15 (29 August-04 September 2022)
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Week 16 (05 September-11 September 2022)
Second lecture fully worst i am not able to understand sir khud h pad late h samjh lete h
q1- A
Please add the time slots like earlier videos. Ty.
Time slot
Please add time slot in 16 lecture
please provide the time slots with topics, its easir to revise that way. thank you!
please provide time slots with topics like earlier videos. it helps us in revising better. thank you!
TS
please provide time lots topicwise.
Please improve the content of weekly current affairs note.
Sir,
Even though the content of weekly current affairs note is comprehensively covered by CD but the articulation part is missing there. In some issues is not understandable what the writer is trying to say. For example- in week 20 current affairs note in IMF and WB topic the criticism of IMF and WB was not up to the mark . it’s like someone has copy pasted the statements from some sources. At least the content should be crisp and very directed.
Thank you sir
Go for Hinglish in English you people are not that able to explain the terms
Make it some in interesting way as 5 to 6 Hrs of just current affair is hepatic.
You ppl strech something too much like in SM 20 of touch potential and something not more important , add star 🌟 upon topic which mention its importance .
Thank you for lecture✍🏻
Please improve the content of samachar man-than notes.it is like copy paste from the opeds, segregating the bullet points. The headings and the contents are not aligned in some paints.
SM+AW Week 21 Lecture (Print-friendly Notes).
The pdf is not opening. Please fix it as soon as possible.
VOICE CLARITY IS NEED TO BE TAKEN CARE OF.
THANKS FOR THE CONTENT.
Hello Sir, I want to say something regarding video lectures on current affairs,
1. Before starting the specific concept or news please do tell aspirant that how the topic is relevant for UPSC and syallabus of like it comes in ppr I, ppr II, like.
2, lectures sound like just your trying yo tell that this news has came and appeared in this, without analysing the concept in detail for ex in video lecture 22 you just told about GM rice it was like cut and paste news you just told about news without explaining about what is GM crops?, how it is grown? , States which allow to grow and related legislation for GM crops? Is it eco friendly and Impact of GM? none of this was covered in your explanation , instead you just said what the news paper had written.
Sir your contents like that copy paste please make this language viable for student which type language is being I did not read till now
Thanks to both of you 4 fantastic session
every video is showing – ” error, playback suspended”. there is no contact number to call in such a case.
Is there no class conducted after week 22nd?
unable to get pdf of this lecture
From where i send my answers for evaluation?
The mind map is vey good concept increase it for most of topics
somewhere the sound quality is not good
Request to not cut out parts of video where there is interaction with students.
It’s not the Earth hour it’s the global overshoot day sir…
It’s not the Earth hour it’s the global overshoot day
Sir along with rhino , pangolin example is more suitable…as it is very vulnerable to illegal trading these days..
It’s a sincere request to team of Samachar Manthan team ,please improve the content of Samachar Manthan weekly and try to focus on analysis part and simplification rather use of fancy English words. Most importantly try to interlink the points with various schemes , national and international initiatives.
Please do check SM test answer sheet timely .
Canada is the fifth country with top 5 forest areas in the world
28 th SM ka print friendly notes kab aayega
hey please help how do you manage on time completion of SM?
There is no breakdown list of the topics that we are covering unlike old lectures. Can you please include the breakdown of topics in the description ?
Please provide micro notes and print friendly notes of sudhanshu sir of week 8 at the earliest
Include Questions of students in video, so that our doubts are also cleared
Everyday in the Hindu there is a cartoon mocking PM Modi, but does Sajal Sir read the hindu with closed eyes or he deliberately ignores it or is on an agenda to defame the current government, only he can tell.
Everyday these the hindu and the indian express leave no stone unturned in criticising the government of the day can sajal sir clarify which media house is being curbed from criticising the government of the day
The opposition parties speak bad words of PM Modi and even then they roam scott free, but sajal sir thinks opposition is being muzzled very very difficult to think or understand as to how he is neutral
Sajal Sir thinks that BJP is anti muslim party, but there has not been a single statement from him against muslims in the last 20 years, if his party men speak something how can PM Modi be blamed for ?? is it feasible to control the voice of the members of largest party of the world and if that is controlled wont that lead to curb on their freedom of speech ???
Why is this false narrative is being peddled day in and day out
bhakt giri mat karo
BJP is against constitution/
pm modi is the only pm in the history with zero press conference
imagine you to be pm and question asked u about aap batwa rakhte hai.
How cunning of the top congress leadership that with the motto of do or die they left the civilians to die but arranged themselves in such a manner that all of them were arrested on the same day ??
Weren’t they aware that british would arrest them so they should split or should devise an alternate strategy to carry on this movement even when they had the prior experience of how british dealt with any movement threatening their rule in India ?
All smacks of deep rooted conspiracy that all of them were arrested on the same day.
Congress Party enters into an MOU with Chinese communist party and then brings NGT Act, 2008 which facilitated the environmental activism hampering business expansion and investment
Mere coincidence or strategy to extend benefits of closed businesses in India, to china, from where imports significantly jumped up.
As judiciary want to reform from colonial clutches, in same way, i urge you to use hindi also, do not totally dependent on english language . its very plain lecture. make it more interesting .
Hello all,
I’m a new student
Somebody please let me know the deadline for answer submission
their is no deadline . you can submit anytime but if you submit on time you will get your copies checked earlier
sir, please put time stamps.
Nice
Hello civils daily. Please upload the correct PDF for SM week 9-Print friendly notes
Hello, please upload the correct PDF for SM week 9