★ THE IAS GAZETTE | SEPTEMBER 2026 ★
100 Editions. One Mission — Empowering UPSC Aspirants.
The 100th Edition of The IAS Gazette is here, bringing together crucial issues, insightful analysis, and exam-relevant developments to strengthen your UPSC CSE preparation.
→ Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026
→ Creamy Layer in SC/ST Reservations
→ India–Uzbekistan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
→ Ease of Doing R&D in India
→ Social Media as a Force Multiplier for Terrorism
Download Pdf: https://aptiplus.in/upsc-monthly-magazine
Your Monthly Dose of Current Affairs, Analysis & UPSC Insights.
100 Editions. One Mission — Empowering UPSC Aspirants.
The 100th Edition of The IAS Gazette is here, bringing together crucial issues, insightful analysis, and exam-relevant developments to strengthen your UPSC CSE preparation.
→ Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026
→ Creamy Layer in SC/ST Reservations
→ India–Uzbekistan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
→ Ease of Doing R&D in India
→ Social Media as a Force Multiplier for Terrorism
Download Pdf: https://aptiplus.in/upsc-monthly-magazine
Your Monthly Dose of Current Affairs, Analysis & UPSC Insights.
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📚 UPSC MAINS CURRENT AFFAIRS | BRICS 2026
🌍 Turning Economic Cooperation into Shared Prosperity
This visual analysis covers:
🔹 BRICS: Diversity → Complementarity
🔹 UAE–India CEPA & economic ties
🔹 New Development Bank (NDB)
🔹 Trade, investment & connectivity
🔹 Resilient supply chains
🔹 India’s BRICS 2026 Chairship
🔹 Way Ahead & UPSC Mains value addition
📝 UPSC Mains Practice Question:
BRICS can move from dialogue to delivery by turning economic diversity into connectivity and shared prosperity. Discuss with reference to India’s 2026 BRICS Chairship.
🎯 Must-read for UPSC | WBCS | OPSC aspirants.
#BRICS2026 #UPSCMains #CurrentAffairs #WBCS #OPSC
🌍 Turning Economic Cooperation into Shared Prosperity
This visual analysis covers:
🔹 BRICS: Diversity → Complementarity
🔹 UAE–India CEPA & economic ties
🔹 New Development Bank (NDB)
🔹 Trade, investment & connectivity
🔹 Resilient supply chains
🔹 India’s BRICS 2026 Chairship
🔹 Way Ahead & UPSC Mains value addition
📝 UPSC Mains Practice Question:
BRICS can move from dialogue to delivery by turning economic diversity into connectivity and shared prosperity. Discuss with reference to India’s 2026 BRICS Chairship.
🎯 Must-read for UPSC | WBCS | OPSC aspirants.
#BRICS2026 #UPSCMains #CurrentAffairs #WBCS #OPSC
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📰 THE HINDU EDITORIAL ANALYSIS | 𝟏𝟐𝐓𝐇 𝐒𝐄𝐏𝐓𝐄𝐌𝐁𝐄𝐑 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔
🌍 MORE HEFT: How BRICS Can Advance India’s Global Ambitions
📌 FOCUS
BRICS | Global Governance | India–US Relations | Multi-Alignment
💡 KEY INSIGHT
An expanded BRICS gives India greater global leverage, but diverse interests make consensus difficult. India must balance strategic ties while advancing its global ambitions.
🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS
→ Greater BRICS economic & geopolitical weight
→ Challenges of internal consensus
→ U.S. pressure and India’s strategic choices
→ BRICS as a counterweight to G7-led thinking
→ Opportunity for India to shape global governance
✍️ MAINS PRACTICE
How can India use BRICS to strengthen strategic autonomy while safeguarding its economic and energy interests?
🎯 UPSC CSE | WBCS
GS-II: International Relations | GS-III: Economy
🌍 MORE HEFT: How BRICS Can Advance India’s Global Ambitions
📌 FOCUS
BRICS | Global Governance | India–US Relations | Multi-Alignment
💡 KEY INSIGHT
An expanded BRICS gives India greater global leverage, but diverse interests make consensus difficult. India must balance strategic ties while advancing its global ambitions.
🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS
→ Greater BRICS economic & geopolitical weight
→ Challenges of internal consensus
→ U.S. pressure and India’s strategic choices
→ BRICS as a counterweight to G7-led thinking
→ Opportunity for India to shape global governance
✍️ MAINS PRACTICE
How can India use BRICS to strengthen strategic autonomy while safeguarding its economic and energy interests?
🎯 UPSC CSE | WBCS
GS-II: International Relations | GS-III: Economy