In this video, we cover some of the most important Supreme Court judgements of 2025 that are highly relevant for UPSC Prelims and Mains.
Ideal for aspirants preparing Polity and Governance for UPSC 2025 and 2026.

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Kickstart your Sociology optional preparation with a focused and practical strategy session.
This free workshop is designed to help aspirants understand how to approach Sociology effectively for UPSC 2027 with expert guidance.

* Covers complete Sociology preparation approach
* Ideal for beginners and 2027-target aspirants
* Learn answer writing, booklist planning and conceptual clarity

20 December 2025 ,6pm

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Doston! we are conducting a workshop this week for UPSC Beginners .

Along with a proper strategy, you will also get :

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Let us learn about Belém, where COP 30 took place.

It is the gateway to the Amazon River with a busy port, airport, and bus/coach station.
Belém lies approximately 100 km upriver from the Atlantic Ocean, on the southern edge of Guajará Bay, which is connected via the Pará River system.
The
Pará River, which is part of the greater Amazon River system, is separated from the larger part of the Amazon delta by Marajo Island.


Rivers associated with Belém –
• The Guamá River flows along the southern edge of Belém.
• The Acará River is a tributary that joins the Guamá River close to Belém.
• The Pará River is a wide estuarine channel just west of Belém. It is a part of the Amazon River system, connecting water from the Amazon and Tocantins rivers to the Atlantic Ocean. It separates Belém from Marajó Island.
• The Acará River and the Guamá River are tributaries of the Pará River.

Important Schemes.

Doston,

Complete Jainism along with PYQs in less than 1 hour!

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Doston important reminder!

Workshop aaj hai .

Along with a proper strategy, you will also get :

1. You'll be getting a roadmap for UPSC CSE Exam. (suitable for beginners)
2. Pdfs which include - syllabus breakdown, microtopics in the syllabus, Booklist and a planner to cover NCERTs in 45 days

Make sure you don't miss out!

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Doston Important Reminder!
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“Should I join a Prelims Crash Course or continue self-study?”
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Kunar River

[ Places in the news ]

✅What it is :

- Known as the Chitral River in Pakistan, is a major transboundary Himalayan river.

-Important component of the Indus Basin system.

✅Origin :

- Source: Chiantar Glacier

- Mountain range: Hindu Kush

- Location: Northern Chitral region, Pakistan

✅ Course and flow :

- Countries it flows through: Pakistan → Afghanistan → Pakistan (via Kabul–Indus system)

✅ Tributaries :

- Pech River (major tributary)
- Lotkoh River

✅River system linkage

- Kunar River is a tributary of Kabul River.

- Kabul River is a tributary of Indus River.

✅ Key features :

- Transboundary river shared by Pakistan and Afghanistan with strategic importance.

- Glacial-fed system with around 60–70% of discharge originating in Pakistan.

- Economically significant for irrigation, drinking water, and hydropower in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and eastern Afghanistan.

- Located in a conflict-prone border region, linking water stress with security concerns.

- No bilateral water-sharing treaty.

* In this video, we bring you Top 25 Most Important MCQs on International Relations, fully based on 2025 Current Affairs, curated especially for UPSC CSE Prelims 2026 aspirants.
* These MCQs are designed after analyzing UPSC Prelims trend, PYQs, and recent developments in - India’s foreign policy, global groupings, international organizations, conflicts, summits, and strategic alliances.

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This free workshop is designed to help aspirants understand how to approach Sociology effectively for UPSC 2027 with expert guidance.

• Covers complete Sociology preparation approach
• Ideal for beginners and 2027-target aspirants
• Learn answer writing, booklist planning and conceptual clarity


21 Dec, 12pm.

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Together we will 🙏

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Arctic Region.

[ Places in the news ]

✅ About :

- Earth’s northernmost polar region with extreme cold, ice cover, permafrost, and unique ecosystems.

- Regulates global climate due to high albedo (ice reflectivity).

✅ Located in :

- North of the Arctic Circle (≈66.5° N).

- Centred on the Arctic Ocean Basin.

✅ Bordering states :

- Russia, Canada, USA (Alaska), Denmark (Greenland), Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland.

✅ Major rivers :

- Ob, Yenisei, Lena (Russia).

- Mackenzie (Canada).

- Yukon (USA–Canada).

✅ Geological features :

- Arctic Ocean Basin : Shallowest and coldest ocean basin.

- Wide continental shelves rich in resources.

- Lomonosov Ridge: Disputed submarine ridge.

- Permafrost : Major carbon and methane store.

✅ Unique facts :

- Holds ~20% of Earth’s freshwater.

- Sea ice reflects ~80% solar radiation.

- Polar night and midnight sun occur.

- Warming causes permafrost thaw and “rusting rivers”.

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