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π Atal Pension Yojana (APY)
π Context: Cabinet approved continuation of APY till 2030β31
π About APY
β Launch: 9 May 2015
β Type: Central Sector Scheme
β Objective: Universal social security, especially for poor, underprivileged & unorganised workers
π Eligibility
β Indian citizen
β Age: 18β40 years
β Not an Income Tax payer
π Key Features
β Guaranteed pension: βΉ1,000 β βΉ5,000 per month
β Pension starts at: 60 years
β Pension amount depends on contribution & entry age
π Progress So Far
β 8.66+ crore subscribers
β One of the largest pension coverage schemes in India
π Significance
β Old-age income security
β Financial inclusion of informal sector
β Strengthens Indiaβs social security architecture
π UPSC Relevance
β’ Prelims: Scheme details
β’ GS-2: Welfare schemes & social justice
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π Context: Cabinet approved continuation of APY till 2030β31
π About APY
β Launch: 9 May 2015
β Type: Central Sector Scheme
β Objective: Universal social security, especially for poor, underprivileged & unorganised workers
π Eligibility
β Indian citizen
β Age: 18β40 years
β Not an Income Tax payer
π Key Features
β Guaranteed pension: βΉ1,000 β βΉ5,000 per month
β Pension starts at: 60 years
β Pension amount depends on contribution & entry age
π Progress So Far
β 8.66+ crore subscribers
β One of the largest pension coverage schemes in India
π Significance
β Old-age income security
β Financial inclusion of informal sector
β Strengthens Indiaβs social security architecture
π UPSC Relevance
β’ Prelims: Scheme details
β’ GS-2: Welfare schemes & social justice
#goverment_schemes
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β€5
Day 37:24 January target:
Art and culture
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Sectional Test
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 21 JANUARY 2026
π FINANCE
π IMF World Economic Outlook (Update)
β IMF raises global growth forecast (2026) to 3.3%
β Reason: AI-led investment boom & easing trade pressures
π Global Growth:
β 2025: 3.3%
β 2026: 3.3%
β 2027: 3.2%
π India Growth Outlook (IMF)
β FY 2025β26: 7.3% (β by 0.7 pp)
β FY 2026β27: 6.4%
π Drivers:
β Strong domestic demand
β Easing inflation
β Sustained investment
π About IMF
β Established: 1944 (Bretton Woods)
β HQ: Washington DC
β Members: 191 countries
π Key Reports:
β WEO, GFSR, Fiscal Monitor, External Sector Report
π INSURANCE
π Swiss Re Report
β India to be fastest-growing insurance market globally
π Growth (2026β30):
β India: 6.9%
β China: ~4%
β USA: ~2%
π INDUSTRY & MANUFACTURING
π FICCI Manufacturing Index
β Hits all-time high in Q3 FY26
π Key Data:
β 91% firms report higher/same production
β Capacity utilisation: ~75%
β Export optimism strong
π Asia Manufacturing Index 2026
β India ranks 6th in Asia
π Released by:
β Dezan Shira & Associates
π INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
π Global Safety Index (Numbeo)
β UAE ranked safest country globally (Score: 86.0)
π Top cities include:
β Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah
π China Demographics
β Chinaβs population declines for 4th consecutive year
π Reasons:
β High living costs
β Job insecurity
β Low fertility despite incentives
π Indiaβs Income Status
β SBI report: India to reach upper-middle-income status by 2030
π Per capita income target:
β ~$4,000
π NATIONAL AFFAIRS
π Export Promotion Mission (EPM)
β Mission-mode framework launched in Union Budget 2025β26
π Duration:
β FY 2025β26 to FY 2030β31
π Nodal agency:
β DGFT
π Key Pillars:
β Niryat Protsahan (financial)
β Niryat Disha (non-financial)
π Credit Support:
β βΉ20,000 crore CGSE (collateral-free)
π ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE
π Carbon Credit Trading Scheme Expansion
β GHG emission norms expanded to 4 new sectors:
β‘ Petroleum refining
β‘ Petrochemicals
β‘ Textiles
β‘ Secondary aluminium
π Targets:
β 3β7% emission-intensity reduction by FY 2026β27
π Environmental Protection Fund Rules 2026
β 75% funds to States, 25% with Centre
β Used for pollution control & clean-tech R&D
π TEXTILES
π Central Silk Board Reform
β Project approval limit raised:
β‘ βΉ50 lakh β βΉ1 crore
π Objective:
β Faster project clearance
π ECONOMY
π Index of Eight Core Industries
β December 2025 growth: 3.7%
π Positive sectors:
β Coal, Steel, Cement, Electricity
π ECOLOGY
π Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
β Declared Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ)
π Location:
β Aravalli range, Rajasthan
π ESZ extent:
β 0β1 km buffer
π DEFENCE
π Indian Navy Contract
β Contract signed for 3 indigenous bottom-opening barges
π Built by:
β Suryadipta Projects (Thane)
π Capacity:
β 200 tonnes each
π MoUs
π Energy Cooperation
β ADNOC Gas β HPCL sign 10-year LNG supply deal
π Value:
β $2.5β3 billion
π Supply:
β 0.5 MTPA from Das Island
π STATES
π Biodiversity
β Brandtβs Hedgehog discovered in Jammu & Kashmir
π First-ever record in India
π Law & Order
β Punjab Police launches Operation Parhar
π Aim:
β Make Punjab gangster-free
π SPORTS
π Cricket
β Vidarbha wins maiden Vijay Hazare Trophy
π Final:
β Defeated Saurashtra
π Khelo India
β 6th Khelo India Winter Games 2026 begin
π Venue:
β Leh, Ladakh
π Badminton
β Saina Nehwal announces retirement
π Achievements:
β Olympic Bronze (2012)
β World No.1 (2015)
#CurrentAffairs
π FINANCE
π IMF World Economic Outlook (Update)
β IMF raises global growth forecast (2026) to 3.3%
β Reason: AI-led investment boom & easing trade pressures
π Global Growth:
β 2025: 3.3%
β 2026: 3.3%
β 2027: 3.2%
π India Growth Outlook (IMF)
β FY 2025β26: 7.3% (β by 0.7 pp)
β FY 2026β27: 6.4%
π Drivers:
β Strong domestic demand
β Easing inflation
β Sustained investment
π About IMF
β Established: 1944 (Bretton Woods)
β HQ: Washington DC
β Members: 191 countries
π Key Reports:
β WEO, GFSR, Fiscal Monitor, External Sector Report
π INSURANCE
π Swiss Re Report
β India to be fastest-growing insurance market globally
π Growth (2026β30):
β India: 6.9%
β China: ~4%
β USA: ~2%
π INDUSTRY & MANUFACTURING
π FICCI Manufacturing Index
β Hits all-time high in Q3 FY26
π Key Data:
β 91% firms report higher/same production
β Capacity utilisation: ~75%
β Export optimism strong
π Asia Manufacturing Index 2026
β India ranks 6th in Asia
π Released by:
β Dezan Shira & Associates
π INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
π Global Safety Index (Numbeo)
β UAE ranked safest country globally (Score: 86.0)
π Top cities include:
β Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah
π China Demographics
β Chinaβs population declines for 4th consecutive year
π Reasons:
β High living costs
β Job insecurity
β Low fertility despite incentives
π Indiaβs Income Status
β SBI report: India to reach upper-middle-income status by 2030
π Per capita income target:
β ~$4,000
π NATIONAL AFFAIRS
π Export Promotion Mission (EPM)
β Mission-mode framework launched in Union Budget 2025β26
π Duration:
β FY 2025β26 to FY 2030β31
π Nodal agency:
β DGFT
π Key Pillars:
β Niryat Protsahan (financial)
β Niryat Disha (non-financial)
π Credit Support:
β βΉ20,000 crore CGSE (collateral-free)
π ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE
π Carbon Credit Trading Scheme Expansion
β GHG emission norms expanded to 4 new sectors:
β‘ Petroleum refining
β‘ Petrochemicals
β‘ Textiles
β‘ Secondary aluminium
π Targets:
β 3β7% emission-intensity reduction by FY 2026β27
π Environmental Protection Fund Rules 2026
β 75% funds to States, 25% with Centre
β Used for pollution control & clean-tech R&D
π TEXTILES
π Central Silk Board Reform
β Project approval limit raised:
β‘ βΉ50 lakh β βΉ1 crore
π Objective:
β Faster project clearance
π ECONOMY
π Index of Eight Core Industries
β December 2025 growth: 3.7%
π Positive sectors:
β Coal, Steel, Cement, Electricity
π ECOLOGY
π Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary
β Declared Eco-Sensitive Zone (ESZ)
π Location:
β Aravalli range, Rajasthan
π ESZ extent:
β 0β1 km buffer
π DEFENCE
π Indian Navy Contract
β Contract signed for 3 indigenous bottom-opening barges
π Built by:
β Suryadipta Projects (Thane)
π Capacity:
β 200 tonnes each
π MoUs
π Energy Cooperation
β ADNOC Gas β HPCL sign 10-year LNG supply deal
π Value:
β $2.5β3 billion
π Supply:
β 0.5 MTPA from Das Island
π STATES
π Biodiversity
β Brandtβs Hedgehog discovered in Jammu & Kashmir
π First-ever record in India
π Law & Order
β Punjab Police launches Operation Parhar
π Aim:
β Make Punjab gangster-free
π SPORTS
π Cricket
β Vidarbha wins maiden Vijay Hazare Trophy
π Final:
β Defeated Saurashtra
π Khelo India
β 6th Khelo India Winter Games 2026 begin
π Venue:
β Leh, Ladakh
π Badminton
β Saina Nehwal announces retirement
π Achievements:
β Olympic Bronze (2012)
β World No.1 (2015)
#CurrentAffairs
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#Goodmorning
β³120 days left CSP26[ 24-05-26]
β³209 days left CSM26 [ 21-08-26]
β³176 days left CAPF AC 19 July
β³135 days Left OPSC prelims 07 June
β³128 days left MPSC (MH) prelims [ 31-05-26]
β³RAS PRELIMS may
β³92 days Left MPPSC (MP) Prelims 26 April
β³92 days Left HCS Prelims 26 April
β³78 days Left CDS1 /NDA 12 April
β³66 days Left PPSC mains 1 April
β³29 days CGPSC prelims 22 February
#Target
#TargetOnlyone
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β³120 days left CSP26[ 24-05-26]
β³209 days left CSM26 [ 21-08-26]
β³176 days left CAPF AC 19 July
β³135 days Left OPSC prelims 07 June
β³128 days left MPSC (MH) prelims [ 31-05-26]
β³RAS PRELIMS may
β³92 days Left MPPSC (MP) Prelims 26 April
β³92 days Left HCS Prelims 26 April
β³78 days Left CDS1 /NDA 12 April
β³66 days Left PPSC mains 1 April
β³29 days CGPSC prelims 22 February
#Target
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New Cadre Policy.pdf
2.3 MB
New Cadre policy 2026 for IAS/IPS/IFoS
Major differences from CAP 2017:
1. Zones REMOVED, Groups INTRODUCED
2.Cadre Preference System Simplified
3.Home Cadre Rule β Still Strict, Slightly Clearer
4.Insider Allocation via Cycles
5.Rotation of Groups Year-to-Year
6.EWS Category Explicitly Integrated
Major differences from CAP 2017:
1. Zones REMOVED, Groups INTRODUCED
2.Cadre Preference System Simplified
3.Home Cadre Rule β Still Strict, Slightly Clearer
4.Insider Allocation via Cycles
5.Rotation of Groups Year-to-Year
6.EWS Category Explicitly Integrated
β€13π4π1
π Mob vs Crowd
π Opening Insight
βMen, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.β
β Charles Mackay
π What is a Crowd?
β A crowd is simply an aggregation of individuals
β Members may or may not share a common purpose
β Usually temporary in nature
β Individuals largely retain independent judgment
β Does not necessarily act in a unified or violent manner
π What is a Mob?
β A mob is a crowd that has lost individual rationality
β Origin: Mobile vulgus (Latin) β βmovable/common peopleβ
β Associated with:
β’ Anger and emotionality
β’ Disorder and lawlessness
β’ Herd mentality and impulsive action
β Often portrayed as uncontrolled and reactive
π Key Distinction: Crowd vs Mob
β Crowd β Collection of people
β Mob β Crowd + loss of reason + trigger
β A mob is essentially βa crowd waiting for a sparkβ
π Psychological Dimension
β Crowd β Individuals still think
β Mob β Individuals feel, not think
β Emotions overpower reason, morality, and legality
β Responsibility becomes diffused, accountability diluted
π Political & Social Implications
β The term mob is often politicised, not just descriptive
β Used to delegitimise collective action
β Yet, unchecked mob behaviour:
β’ Threatens rule of law
β’ Undermines constitutional morality
β’ Endangers minority rights
#Security
π Opening Insight
βMen, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.β
β Charles Mackay
π What is a Crowd?
β A crowd is simply an aggregation of individuals
β Members may or may not share a common purpose
β Usually temporary in nature
β Individuals largely retain independent judgment
β Does not necessarily act in a unified or violent manner
π What is a Mob?
β A mob is a crowd that has lost individual rationality
β Origin: Mobile vulgus (Latin) β βmovable/common peopleβ
β Associated with:
β’ Anger and emotionality
β’ Disorder and lawlessness
β’ Herd mentality and impulsive action
β Often portrayed as uncontrolled and reactive
π Key Distinction: Crowd vs Mob
β Crowd β Collection of people
β Mob β Crowd + loss of reason + trigger
β A mob is essentially βa crowd waiting for a sparkβ
π Psychological Dimension
β Crowd β Individuals still think
β Mob β Individuals feel, not think
β Emotions overpower reason, morality, and legality
β Responsibility becomes diffused, accountability diluted
π Political & Social Implications
β The term mob is often politicised, not just descriptive
β Used to delegitimise collective action
β Yet, unchecked mob behaviour:
β’ Threatens rule of law
β’ Undermines constitutional morality
β’ Endangers minority rights
#Security
β€8
π Personality in News: Ras Behari Bose
π Context: Union Home Minister paid tribute to freedom fighter Ras Behari Bose on his death anniversary.
π About Ras Behari Bose (1886β1945)
β Born in Bardhaman district, Bengal
β Strongly inspired by the French Revolution (1789)
β Revolutionary nationalist who later operated from Japan
π Key Contributions
β Yugantar Revolutionary Group
β’ Active member under Motilal Roy
β All-India Revolutionary Link
β’ Connected revolutionaries of Punjab, United Provinces & Bengal
β Delhi Conspiracy Case (1912)
β’ Involved in the bomb attack on Viceroy Lord Hardinge
β Ghadar Movement
β’ Played a crucial role in overseas revolutionary mobilisation
β Indian Independence League (1942)
β’ Founded in Tokyo to coordinate anti-British efforts
β Azad Hind Fauj (INA)
β’ Key architect in its early formation, later handed leadership to Subhas Chandra Bose
π International Recognition
π Awarded Order of the Rising Sun (2nd Grade) by the Japanese Government
π Core Values
β Patriotism
β Courage
β Leadership
β Perseverance
β Revolutionary Internationalism
π UPSC Relevance
β’ GS-1: Freedom struggle β revolutionary phase
β’ Prelims: Personalities, movements abroad, INA origins
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π Context: Union Home Minister paid tribute to freedom fighter Ras Behari Bose on his death anniversary.
π About Ras Behari Bose (1886β1945)
β Born in Bardhaman district, Bengal
β Strongly inspired by the French Revolution (1789)
β Revolutionary nationalist who later operated from Japan
π Key Contributions
β Yugantar Revolutionary Group
β’ Active member under Motilal Roy
β All-India Revolutionary Link
β’ Connected revolutionaries of Punjab, United Provinces & Bengal
β Delhi Conspiracy Case (1912)
β’ Involved in the bomb attack on Viceroy Lord Hardinge
β Ghadar Movement
β’ Played a crucial role in overseas revolutionary mobilisation
β Indian Independence League (1942)
β’ Founded in Tokyo to coordinate anti-British efforts
β Azad Hind Fauj (INA)
β’ Key architect in its early formation, later handed leadership to Subhas Chandra Bose
π International Recognition
π Awarded Order of the Rising Sun (2nd Grade) by the Japanese Government
π Core Values
β Patriotism
β Courage
β Leadership
β Perseverance
β Revolutionary Internationalism
π UPSC Relevance
β’ GS-1: Freedom struggle β revolutionary phase
β’ Prelims: Personalities, movements abroad, INA origins
#history #prelims #mains
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π CURRENT AFFAIRS β 23 JANUARY 2026
π NATIONAL AFFAIRS
π E-Governance
β Govt releases 32nd NeSDA β Way Forward Monthly Report (Dec 2025)
π Key findings:
β 24,000+ e-services across States/UTs
β 21 States/UTs achieve >90% saturation in mandatory services
π Electoral Reforms
β Election Commission launches ECINET platform at IICDEM 2026
π Features:
β Integrates 40+ apps
β One-stop digital election services
β Available in 22 Indian languages + English
π Water Governance
β PreciSense 2026 national workshop held in Pune
π Focus:
β Accuracy & calibration of hydrometric & meteorological instruments
π Jal Jeevan Mission
β 3rd Sujal Gram Samvad organised
π Aim:
β Community-led water governance
π Participation:
β 3,000+ stakeholders across 8 Gram Panchayats
π GOVERNANCE & LEGISLATURE
π AIPOC 2026
β 86th All India Presiding Officersβ Conference held in Lucknow
π Theme:
β Strong Legislature β Prosperous Nation
π Key resolutions:
β Minimum 30 sittings/year for State Legislatures
β National Legislative Index
β Technology adoption in legislatures
π ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE
π Green Transition
β NITI Aayog releases decarbonisation roadmaps for:
β‘ Cement
β‘ Aluminium
β‘ MSMEs
π Tools:
β RDF, clinker substitution, CCUS, Carbon Credit Trading Scheme
π DEFENCE
π Quantum Technologies
β CDS Gen Anil Chauhan releases Military Quantum Mission Policy Framework
π Four pillars:
β Quantum communication
β Quantum computing
β Quantum sensing
β Quantum materials
π Covers Tri-Services
π MoUs
π Skill Development
β MSDE signs MoU with WEF
π Initiative:
β India Skills Accelerator
π Objective:
β Bridge skill gaps & improve global employability
π Digital India
β BHASHINI Division signs MoU with Survey of India
π Purpose:
β AI-based digitisation of geographical place names (toponyms)
π STATES
π West Bengal
β 49th International Kolkata Book Fair begins at Salt Lake
π Theme country (2026): Argentina
π Gujarat
β Foundation stone laid for Indiaβs first integrated private satellite plant
π Location: Sanand | Company: Azista Space
π Assam
β Launch of Atal Vichal Agragami Assam Scheme
π Support:
β βΉ25,000/month (research scholars)
β βΉ40,000/month (Divyang scholars)
π Uttar Pradesh
β Lucknow becomes 1st Zero Fresh Waste Dump City in UP
π Waste processing capacity: 700 MT/day
π Maharashtra
β Announcement of Indiaβs first Innovation City near Mumbai
π Investment: βΉ1 lakh crore+ | Anchor: Tata Group
π SCHEMES
π Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
β Completes 11 years (launched: 22 Jan 2015)
π Impact:
β Sex Ratio at Birth improves from 918 β 930
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π Parakram Diwas 2026
β To commemorate 129th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
π Date: 23 January
π AWARDS & CULTURE
π Cinema
β Indian film βFishers of Menβ shortlisted for HAF-24 (Hong Kong)
π Supported by Waves Film Bazaar
π SPORTS
π Para-Sports
β National Paralympic Powerlifting Championship inaugurated
π Host: Uttarakhand
π Aim:
β Promote inclusive sports & identify Paralympic talent
#CurrentAffairs
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π NATIONAL AFFAIRS
π E-Governance
β Govt releases 32nd NeSDA β Way Forward Monthly Report (Dec 2025)
π Key findings:
β 24,000+ e-services across States/UTs
β 21 States/UTs achieve >90% saturation in mandatory services
π Electoral Reforms
β Election Commission launches ECINET platform at IICDEM 2026
π Features:
β Integrates 40+ apps
β One-stop digital election services
β Available in 22 Indian languages + English
π Water Governance
β PreciSense 2026 national workshop held in Pune
π Focus:
β Accuracy & calibration of hydrometric & meteorological instruments
π Jal Jeevan Mission
β 3rd Sujal Gram Samvad organised
π Aim:
β Community-led water governance
π Participation:
β 3,000+ stakeholders across 8 Gram Panchayats
π GOVERNANCE & LEGISLATURE
π AIPOC 2026
β 86th All India Presiding Officersβ Conference held in Lucknow
π Theme:
β Strong Legislature β Prosperous Nation
π Key resolutions:
β Minimum 30 sittings/year for State Legislatures
β National Legislative Index
β Technology adoption in legislatures
π ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE
π Green Transition
β NITI Aayog releases decarbonisation roadmaps for:
β‘ Cement
β‘ Aluminium
β‘ MSMEs
π Tools:
β RDF, clinker substitution, CCUS, Carbon Credit Trading Scheme
π DEFENCE
π Quantum Technologies
β CDS Gen Anil Chauhan releases Military Quantum Mission Policy Framework
π Four pillars:
β Quantum communication
β Quantum computing
β Quantum sensing
β Quantum materials
π Covers Tri-Services
π MoUs
π Skill Development
β MSDE signs MoU with WEF
π Initiative:
β India Skills Accelerator
π Objective:
β Bridge skill gaps & improve global employability
π Digital India
β BHASHINI Division signs MoU with Survey of India
π Purpose:
β AI-based digitisation of geographical place names (toponyms)
π STATES
π West Bengal
β 49th International Kolkata Book Fair begins at Salt Lake
π Theme country (2026): Argentina
π Gujarat
β Foundation stone laid for Indiaβs first integrated private satellite plant
π Location: Sanand | Company: Azista Space
π Assam
β Launch of Atal Vichal Agragami Assam Scheme
π Support:
β βΉ25,000/month (research scholars)
β βΉ40,000/month (Divyang scholars)
π Uttar Pradesh
β Lucknow becomes 1st Zero Fresh Waste Dump City in UP
π Waste processing capacity: 700 MT/day
π Maharashtra
β Announcement of Indiaβs first Innovation City near Mumbai
π Investment: βΉ1 lakh crore+ | Anchor: Tata Group
π SCHEMES
π Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
β Completes 11 years (launched: 22 Jan 2015)
π Impact:
β Sex Ratio at Birth improves from 918 β 930
π IMPORTANT DAYS
π Parakram Diwas 2026
β To commemorate 129th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose
π Date: 23 January
π AWARDS & CULTURE
π Cinema
β Indian film βFishers of Menβ shortlisted for HAF-24 (Hong Kong)
π Supported by Waves Film Bazaar
π SPORTS
π Para-Sports
β National Paralympic Powerlifting Championship inaugurated
π Host: Uttarakhand
π Aim:
β Promote inclusive sports & identify Paralympic talent
#CurrentAffairs
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β€9π3π₯1
Upsc prelims 2026
Time effect next 110 day
110Γ 4hrs = 440hrs
110Γ 6hrs = 660hrs
110Γ 8hrs = 880hrs
110Γ 10hrs = 1100hrs
110Γ 12hrs = 1320hrs
110Γ 14hrs = 1540hrs
110Γ 15hrs = 1650hrs
110Γ 16hrs = 1760hrs
110Γ 17hrs = 1870hrs
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Time effect next 110 day
110Γ 4hrs = 440hrs
110Γ 6hrs = 660hrs
110Γ 8hrs = 880hrs
110Γ 10hrs = 1100hrs
110Γ 12hrs = 1320hrs
110Γ 14hrs = 1540hrs
110Γ 15hrs = 1650hrs
110Γ 16hrs = 1760hrs
110Γ 17hrs = 1870hrs
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Day 38: 25 January target:
Modern History
Topics:
Advent of Europeans
1857 revolt
Pre congress associations
Current Affairs: June and July 2025
Revision
Social issues, History, art and culture related
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Modern History
Topics:
Advent of Europeans
1857 revolt
Pre congress associations
Current Affairs: June and July 2025
Revision
Social issues, History, art and culture related
#UpscRevisionProgram
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β€4
π Viral Diseases β Quick Revision
π Mosquito-borne
β Dengue
β’ Agent: Dengue virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes aegypti / A. albopictus
β’ Vaccine: β (Not approved in India)
β Chikungunya (UPSC 2013)
β’ Agent: Chikungunya virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: β
β Zika
β’ Agent: Zika virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: β
π Fecalβoral / Water-borne
β Poliomyelitis
β’ Agent: Poliovirus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Fecalβoral, contaminated water/food
β’ Vaccine: IPV, OPV
π Blood / Body fluids
β AIDS (HIV) (UPSC 2013, 2019)
β’ Agent: HIV (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Body fluids (excluding saliva)
β’ Treatment: ART (Lamivudine, Zidovudine, Cabotegravir, etc.)
β Hepatitis
β’ A & E: Contaminated food/water
β’ B, C, D, G: Blood/body fluids
β’ Virus type: All RNA except Hep B (DNA)
β’ Vaccine: HAV, HBV (HBV also protects against D)
β’ β No vaccine: Hep C, G
π Air-borne / Droplet
β Chickenpox (UPSC 2014)
β’ Agent: Varicella-zoster virus
β’ Vaccine: Varivax, ProQuad (MMRV)
β COVID-19
β’ Agent: SARS-CoV-2 (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Droplet, airborne, fomite
β’ Vaccines: Covaxin, Covishield, Sputnik-V, GEMCOVAC-OM (mRNA)
β Influenza
β’ Agent: Influenza virus
β’ Treatment: Oseltamivir, supportive care
β Measles
β’ Treatment: Supportive care, Vitamin A
β Mumps / Rubella
β’ Treatment: Supportive care
π Zoonotic
β Ebola
β’ Agent: Ebolavirus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Zoonosis, body fluids
β’ Vaccines: Ervebo, Zabdeno + Mvabea
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β’ Agent: Nipah virus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Zoonosis, contaminated food
β’ Vaccine: β
β Rabies
β’ Transmission: Animal bites (dogs, bats)
β’ Prevention: Post-exposure prophylaxis
π Vector-borne (Other)
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β’ Vector: Culex mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: IXIARO (inactivated Vero cell)
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β’ Agent: Dengue virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes aegypti / A. albopictus
β’ Vaccine: β (Not approved in India)
β Chikungunya (UPSC 2013)
β’ Agent: Chikungunya virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: β
β Zika
β’ Agent: Zika virus (RNA)
β’ Vector: Aedes mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: β
π Fecalβoral / Water-borne
β Poliomyelitis
β’ Agent: Poliovirus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Fecalβoral, contaminated water/food
β’ Vaccine: IPV, OPV
π Blood / Body fluids
β AIDS (HIV) (UPSC 2013, 2019)
β’ Agent: HIV (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Body fluids (excluding saliva)
β’ Treatment: ART (Lamivudine, Zidovudine, Cabotegravir, etc.)
β Hepatitis
β’ A & E: Contaminated food/water
β’ B, C, D, G: Blood/body fluids
β’ Virus type: All RNA except Hep B (DNA)
β’ Vaccine: HAV, HBV (HBV also protects against D)
β’ β No vaccine: Hep C, G
π Air-borne / Droplet
β Chickenpox (UPSC 2014)
β’ Agent: Varicella-zoster virus
β’ Vaccine: Varivax, ProQuad (MMRV)
β COVID-19
β’ Agent: SARS-CoV-2 (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Droplet, airborne, fomite
β’ Vaccines: Covaxin, Covishield, Sputnik-V, GEMCOVAC-OM (mRNA)
β Influenza
β’ Agent: Influenza virus
β’ Treatment: Oseltamivir, supportive care
β Measles
β’ Treatment: Supportive care, Vitamin A
β Mumps / Rubella
β’ Treatment: Supportive care
π Zoonotic
β Ebola
β’ Agent: Ebolavirus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Zoonosis, body fluids
β’ Vaccines: Ervebo, Zabdeno + Mvabea
β Nipah
β’ Agent: Nipah virus (RNA)
β’ Transmission: Zoonosis, contaminated food
β’ Vaccine: β
β Rabies
β’ Transmission: Animal bites (dogs, bats)
β’ Prevention: Post-exposure prophylaxis
π Vector-borne (Other)
β Japanese Encephalitis
β’ Vector: Culex mosquitoes
β’ Vaccine: IXIARO (inactivated Vero cell)
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π Chemistry in Ancient & Medieval India β Prelims Ready
π Alchemy (Rasayana)
β Texts: Rasaratnakara, Rasarnava
β Period: 8thβ12th C CE
β Scholars: Nagarjuna, Govindacharya
β Work: Mercury medicines, elixirs, metal transmutation
π Metallurgy
β Text: Brihat Samhita (Varahamihira)
β Period: 6th C CE
β Achievements: Advanced smelting, alloying, corrosion resistance
π Delhi Iron Pillar example
π Medicinal Chemistry
β Texts: Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita
β Period: 1stβ2nd C CE
β Use: Herbal & mineral drugs, alkalis, acids, disinfectants
π Dyeing & Textiles
β Texts: Arthashastra, Brihat Samhita
β Period: 4th C BCE β 6th C CE
β Techniques: Natural dyes, mordants, indigo dyeing
π Glass & Ceramics
β Sites: Harappa, Taxila
β Period: 3rd millennium BCE β CE
β Products: Glass beads, glazed pottery
π Soap & Detergents
β Practice-based knowledge
β Materials: Reetha (soapnut), ash, natural alkalis
π Perfumes & Cosmetics
β Text: Gandhayukti
β Period: 5th C CE
β Techniques: Distillation of fragrant oils
π Pyrotechnics
β Text: Kautilyaβs Arthashastra
β Period: 4th C BCE
β Use: Explosives, fire-based warfare signals
π Distillation
β Text: Rasaratnasamuccaya
β Period: 13th C CE
β Scholar: Vagbhata
β Use: Oils, perfumes, medicinal tinctures
π Inorganic Chemistry
β Text: Rasaratnakara
β Scholar: Nagarjuna
β Work: Sulfur, mercury compounds, industrial alkalis
π #prelims
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π Alchemy (Rasayana)
β Texts: Rasaratnakara, Rasarnava
β Period: 8thβ12th C CE
β Scholars: Nagarjuna, Govindacharya
β Work: Mercury medicines, elixirs, metal transmutation
π Metallurgy
β Text: Brihat Samhita (Varahamihira)
β Period: 6th C CE
β Achievements: Advanced smelting, alloying, corrosion resistance
π Delhi Iron Pillar example
π Medicinal Chemistry
β Texts: Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita
β Period: 1stβ2nd C CE
β Use: Herbal & mineral drugs, alkalis, acids, disinfectants
π Dyeing & Textiles
β Texts: Arthashastra, Brihat Samhita
β Period: 4th C BCE β 6th C CE
β Techniques: Natural dyes, mordants, indigo dyeing
π Glass & Ceramics
β Sites: Harappa, Taxila
β Period: 3rd millennium BCE β CE
β Products: Glass beads, glazed pottery
π Soap & Detergents
β Practice-based knowledge
β Materials: Reetha (soapnut), ash, natural alkalis
π Perfumes & Cosmetics
β Text: Gandhayukti
β Period: 5th C CE
β Techniques: Distillation of fragrant oils
π Pyrotechnics
β Text: Kautilyaβs Arthashastra
β Period: 4th C BCE
β Use: Explosives, fire-based warfare signals
π Distillation
β Text: Rasaratnasamuccaya
β Period: 13th C CE
β Scholar: Vagbhata
β Use: Oils, perfumes, medicinal tinctures
π Inorganic Chemistry
β Text: Rasaratnakara
β Scholar: Nagarjuna
β Work: Sulfur, mercury compounds, industrial alkalis
π #prelims
#art_and_culture
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