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RaghukulCS’s Target PT Current Affairs Compilations for Art & Culture assure to compile all important content with necessary facts and explanations in a lucid language in one spot, allowing you to revise the relevant news in less time and maximise your score in the PT Prelims test.
Art and culture are key components of “Indian History,” which is referred to as “History of India” in the UPSC Prelims Syllabus. Each year, this section asks between 14 and 17 questions, with Art & Culture contributing between 5 and 7 questions. The majority of Art & Culture questions are inspired by current events in the news, such as architecture, music, dance, painting, historical events, celebrities, festivals, and cultural promotion schemes.
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This Magazine is the Compilation of Year 2021 Magazines for Current Affairs Magazine . For UPSC & State PCS Exams. This Helps Students for Exams.
Quick Purchase Link:
1. Current Affairs Magazine[Jan – Jun]: 99 Rs.
2. Current Affairs Magazine[Jul – Dec]: 99 Rs.
o Ethical issues
▪ Sensationalization of stories – Nirbhaya case
▪ Commercialization of media – In a recent seminar the former Chief Election
Commissioner (EC), SY Quraishi, revealed that the EC had identified 371 cases of
paid news in the lead-up to the state elections.
▪ Use of insensitive or hateful language – India Pakistan Reporting, Nepal
Earthquake
▪ Irresponsible reporting – For example, the same was seen in the reporting of
‘26/11 terror attack’, which to leakage to sensitive information.
▪ Violating Right to privacy
▪ Media-politician-corporate nexus – The Radia tapes, conversations recorded by
revenue authorities between corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and a number of
senior journalists and leading politicians, highlight the prevalent nexus.
o
UPSC Preliminary Examination frequently requested questions about the geographical locations of newsworthy locales. National and international locations that have come up in recent events are critical for IAS Exam hopefuls.
To familiarize yourself with the types of questions that may be asked about such locations in the news, consider the following question from the 2020 prelims:
Siachen Glacier is located east of Aksai Chin and east of Leh. It is also located north of Gilgit and north of Nubra Valley.
RaghukulCS’s Target PT Current Affairs Compilations for Art & Culture assure to compile all important content with necessary facts and explanations in a lucid language in one spot, allowing you to revise the relevant news in less time and maximise your score in the PT Prelims test.
India in the modern era is also a litmus test for two middle-ground philosophies. India has endeavored to build a [middle] position between Western and [communist] oriented states as an early proponent of non-alignment in international affairs. Over the years, its leadership in establishing a Third World posture proved that there is a feasible path forward for governments unwilling to take sides in Cold War politics, an approach that many other nations in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East have adopted and hope to preserve.
Magazines are a great way to summarize the week’s or the month’s important events of both national and international importance. Especially from the point of view of CSE preparation, magazines offer an A to Z analysis of whatever has made it to the newspapers, including criticism and discussions.
A good magazine also comes packed with expert advice on exam preparation, success stories and mock tests for practice.
Of course, you must read the newspapers daily, refer to study books and practise the question papers from previous years. But, skipping out on magazines is never advisable.
Reading a magazine is the equivalent of revising what all you’ve read in the newspapers over a period of time. So, thumbs up for memory retention.
For UPSC PRELIMS 2021
Since 2011, environment and ecology topics play a major role in the UPSC Prelims Exam. As per the trend analysis for the environment section of the UPSC prelims exam, anywhere between 10 to 20 questions are asked on average. As per the UPSC Prelims syllabus, General issues on Biodiversity, Climate Change, and Environmental ecology that do not need subject specialization are part of the environment section. Usually, candidates tend to neglect these subjects as they feel it is very easy. But this can result in scoring negative marks.
A strong basic understanding of the Environment topics is enough to deal with the questions from the Environment and ecology segment.
While the magazines are as per the UPSC Prelims syllabus and the UPSC Mains syllabus, IAS aspirants should remember that style of revision has to adapt depending on the objective (Prelims) or the subjective (Mains) nature of questions.
The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance presents the Economic Survey of India in Parliament every year, just before the Union Budget. This document is submitted to both houses of Parliament during the Budget Session.
The Economic Survey reviews the developments in the Indian economy over the previous 12 months. It highlights the policy initiatives of the government, summarizes the performance of major development programs, and shows the growth prospects of the economy.
It is presented by the Chief Economic Advisor (CEA). The Economic Survey 2021 has been released by the current CEA, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, ahead of the Union Budget 2021.
The Economic Survey is a vital source for the UPSC exam, especially for the subjects Indian economy, polity, as well as, government schemes.
The pattern of Economic Survey
The Economic Survey consists of two volumes:
Tips to read the Economic Survey:
The Economic Survey 2021 was presented by Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman. The theme for Economic Survey 2021 is “Saving Lives and Livelihoods”. Presenting the highlights of the survey for the year 2021.
Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Economic Survey 2020 in Parliament on 31 January. Presenting the highlights of the Survey:
The Economic Survey 2019 theme is about enabling the “shifting of gears” to uphold economic growth to make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25. The Survey says that it recedes from “traditional thinking by advocating a growth model for India that views the economy as being either in a virtuous or a vicious cycle and thus never in equilibrium.”
Below mentioned are the main Economic Survey 2019 highlights:
The mains stage is a subjective one where General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II cover Indian Society topics. Also, aspirants can find relevant topics being asked in the Essay paper too of UPSC Mains. A holistic approach to study the Indian Society for IAS Mains will help. The table below mentions the relevant books, resources, and online study material to prepare for Indian Society/Social Issues in UPSC:
This Magazine is the Compilation of Year 2021 Magazines for Current Affairs Magazine . For UPSC & State PCS Exams. This Helps Students for Exams.
Quick Purchase Link:
1. Current Affairs Magazine[Jan – Jun]: 99 Rs.
2. Current Affairs Magazine[Jul – Dec]: 99 Rs.
o Ethical issues
▪ Sensationalization of stories – Nirbhaya case
▪ Commercialization of media – In a recent seminar the former Chief Election
Commissioner (EC), SY Quraishi, revealed that the EC had identified 371 cases of
paid news in the lead-up to the state elections.
▪ Use of insensitive or hateful language – India Pakistan Reporting, Nepal
Earthquake
▪ Irresponsible reporting – For example, the same was seen in the reporting of
‘26/11 terror attack’, which to leakage to sensitive information.
▪ Violating Right to privacy
▪ Media-politician-corporate nexus – The Radia tapes, conversations recorded by
revenue authorities between corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and a number of
senior journalists and leading politicians, highlight the prevalent nexus.
o
UPSC Preliminary Examination frequently requested questions about the geographical locations of newsworthy locales. National and international locations that have come up in recent events are critical for IAS Exam hopefuls.
To familiarize yourself with the types of questions that may be asked about such locations in the news, consider the following question from the 2020 prelims:
Siachen Glacier is located east of Aksai Chin and east of Leh. It is also located north of Gilgit and north of Nubra Valley.
RaghukulCS’s Target PT Current Affairs Compilations for Art & Culture assure to compile all important content with necessary facts and explanations in a lucid language in one spot, allowing you to revise the relevant news in less time and maximise your score in the PT Prelims test.
India in the modern era is also a litmus test for two middle-ground philosophies. India has endeavored to build a [middle] position between Western and [communist] oriented states as an early proponent of non-alignment in international affairs. Over the years, its leadership in establishing a Third World posture proved that there is a feasible path forward for governments unwilling to take sides in Cold War politics, an approach that many other nations in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East have adopted and hope to preserve.
Magazines are a great way to summarize the week’s or the month’s important events of both national and international importance. Especially from the point of view of CSE preparation, magazines offer an A to Z analysis of whatever has made it to the newspapers, including criticism and discussions.
A good magazine also comes packed with expert advice on exam preparation, success stories and mock tests for practice.
Of course, you must read the newspapers daily, refer to study books and practise the question papers from previous years. But, skipping out on magazines is never advisable.
Reading a magazine is the equivalent of revising what all you’ve read in the newspapers over a period of time. So, thumbs up for memory retention.
For UPSC PRELIMS 2021
Since 2011, environment and ecology topics play a major role in the UPSC Prelims Exam. As per the trend analysis for the environment section of the UPSC prelims exam, anywhere between 10 to 20 questions are asked on average. As per the UPSC Prelims syllabus, General issues on Biodiversity, Climate Change, and Environmental ecology that do not need subject specialization are part of the environment section. Usually, candidates tend to neglect these subjects as they feel it is very easy. But this can result in scoring negative marks.
A strong basic understanding of the Environment topics is enough to deal with the questions from the Environment and ecology segment.
While the magazines are as per the UPSC Prelims syllabus and the UPSC Mains syllabus, IAS aspirants should remember that style of revision has to adapt depending on the objective (Prelims) or the subjective (Mains) nature of questions.
The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance presents the Economic Survey of India in Parliament every year, just before the Union Budget. This document is submitted to both houses of Parliament during the Budget Session.
The Economic Survey reviews the developments in the Indian economy over the previous 12 months. It highlights the policy initiatives of the government, summarizes the performance of major development programs, and shows the growth prospects of the economy.
It is presented by the Chief Economic Advisor (CEA). The Economic Survey 2021 has been released by the current CEA, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, ahead of the Union Budget 2021.
The Economic Survey is a vital source for the UPSC exam, especially for the subjects Indian economy, polity, as well as, government schemes.
The pattern of Economic Survey
The Economic Survey consists of two volumes:
Tips to read the Economic Survey:
The Economic Survey 2021 was presented by Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman. The theme for Economic Survey 2021 is “Saving Lives and Livelihoods”. Presenting the highlights of the survey for the year 2021.
Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Economic Survey 2020 in Parliament on 31 January. Presenting the highlights of the Survey:
The Economic Survey 2019 theme is about enabling the “shifting of gears” to uphold economic growth to make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25. The Survey says that it recedes from “traditional thinking by advocating a growth model for India that views the economy as being either in a virtuous or a vicious cycle and thus never in equilibrium.”
Below mentioned are the main Economic Survey 2019 highlights:
The mains stage is a subjective one where General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II cover Indian Society topics. Also, aspirants can find relevant topics being asked in the Essay paper too of UPSC Mains. A holistic approach to study the Indian Society for IAS Mains will help. The table below mentions the relevant books, resources, and online study material to prepare for Indian Society/Social Issues in UPSC:
This Magazine is the Compilation of Year 2021 Magazines for Current Affairs Magazine . For UPSC & State PCS Exams. This Helps Students for Exams.
Quick Purchase Link:
1. Current Affairs Magazine[Jan – Jun]: 99 Rs.
2. Current Affairs Magazine[Jul – Dec]: 99 Rs.
o Ethical issues
▪ Sensationalization of stories – Nirbhaya case
▪ Commercialization of media – In a recent seminar the former Chief Election
Commissioner (EC), SY Quraishi, revealed that the EC had identified 371 cases of
paid news in the lead-up to the state elections.
▪ Use of insensitive or hateful language – India Pakistan Reporting, Nepal
Earthquake
▪ Irresponsible reporting – For example, the same was seen in the reporting of
‘26/11 terror attack’, which to leakage to sensitive information.
▪ Violating Right to privacy
▪ Media-politician-corporate nexus – The Radia tapes, conversations recorded by
revenue authorities between corporate lobbyist Niira Radia and a number of
senior journalists and leading politicians, highlight the prevalent nexus.
o
UPSC Preliminary Examination frequently requested questions about the geographical locations of newsworthy locales. National and international locations that have come up in recent events are critical for IAS Exam hopefuls.
To familiarize yourself with the types of questions that may be asked about such locations in the news, consider the following question from the 2020 prelims:
Siachen Glacier is located east of Aksai Chin and east of Leh. It is also located north of Gilgit and north of Nubra Valley.
RaghukulCS’s Target PT Current Affairs Compilations for Art & Culture assure to compile all important content with necessary facts and explanations in a lucid language in one spot, allowing you to revise the relevant news in less time and maximise your score in the PT Prelims test.
India in the modern era is also a litmus test for two middle-ground philosophies. India has endeavored to build a [middle] position between Western and [communist] oriented states as an early proponent of non-alignment in international affairs. Over the years, its leadership in establishing a Third World posture proved that there is a feasible path forward for governments unwilling to take sides in Cold War politics, an approach that many other nations in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East have adopted and hope to preserve.
Magazines are a great way to summarize the week’s or the month’s important events of both national and international importance. Especially from the point of view of CSE preparation, magazines offer an A to Z analysis of whatever has made it to the newspapers, including criticism and discussions.
A good magazine also comes packed with expert advice on exam preparation, success stories and mock tests for practice.
Of course, you must read the newspapers daily, refer to study books and practise the question papers from previous years. But, skipping out on magazines is never advisable.
Reading a magazine is the equivalent of revising what all you’ve read in the newspapers over a period of time. So, thumbs up for memory retention.
For UPSC PRELIMS 2021
Since 2011, environment and ecology topics play a major role in the UPSC Prelims Exam. As per the trend analysis for the environment section of the UPSC prelims exam, anywhere between 10 to 20 questions are asked on average. As per the UPSC Prelims syllabus, General issues on Biodiversity, Climate Change, and Environmental ecology that do not need subject specialization are part of the environment section. Usually, candidates tend to neglect these subjects as they feel it is very easy. But this can result in scoring negative marks.
A strong basic understanding of the Environment topics is enough to deal with the questions from the Environment and ecology segment.
While the magazines are as per the UPSC Prelims syllabus and the UPSC Mains syllabus, IAS aspirants should remember that style of revision has to adapt depending on the objective (Prelims) or the subjective (Mains) nature of questions.
The Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance presents the Economic Survey of India in Parliament every year, just before the Union Budget. This document is submitted to both houses of Parliament during the Budget Session.
The Economic Survey reviews the developments in the Indian economy over the previous 12 months. It highlights the policy initiatives of the government, summarizes the performance of major development programs, and shows the growth prospects of the economy.
It is presented by the Chief Economic Advisor (CEA). The Economic Survey 2021 has been released by the current CEA, Krishnamurthy Subramanian, ahead of the Union Budget 2021.
The Economic Survey is a vital source for the UPSC exam, especially for the subjects Indian economy, polity, as well as, government schemes.
The pattern of Economic Survey
The Economic Survey consists of two volumes:
Tips to read the Economic Survey:
The Economic Survey 2021 was presented by Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman. The theme for Economic Survey 2021 is “Saving Lives and Livelihoods”. Presenting the highlights of the survey for the year 2021.
Finance Minister Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman presented the Economic Survey 2020 in Parliament on 31 January. Presenting the highlights of the Survey:
The Economic Survey 2019 theme is about enabling the “shifting of gears” to uphold economic growth to make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25. The Survey says that it recedes from “traditional thinking by advocating a growth model for India that views the economy as being either in a virtuous or a vicious cycle and thus never in equilibrium.”
Below mentioned are the main Economic Survey 2019 highlights:
The mains stage is a subjective one where General Studies Paper-I and General Studies Paper-II cover Indian Society topics. Also, aspirants can find relevant topics being asked in the Essay paper too of UPSC Mains. A holistic approach to study the Indian Society for IAS Mains will help. The table below mentions the relevant books, resources, and online study material to prepare for Indian Society/Social Issues in UPSC:
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