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Top IRS Officers in India
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Top 10 Famous IRS Officers in India

An IRS officer is a Group A civil servant responsible for managing, collecting and administering direct Income Tax and indirect customs taxes. The famous IRS officers in India include former CBDT Chairman PC...

Best Newspaper for UPSC
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Best Newspaper for UPSC Preparation 2026

The best newspapers for UPSC preparation are The Hindu, Indian Express and Economic Times which are widely recommended for their in-depth coverage, editorials, and clear explanations useful for Prelims and M...

Current Affairs for UPSC
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How to Prepare Current Affairs for UPSC Exam?

To prepare current affairs for UPSC requires a consistent 10-15 months strategy, focus on daily newspaper reading (The Hindu, Indian Express), stick to reliable sources, apply effective note-making strategie...

Top 10 IPS Officers in India
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Top 10 Famous IPS Officers in India

Famous IPS officers in India are known for their integrity, courage, and transformative reforms in policing. The top 10 famous IPS officers in India include Ajit Dobhal, Kiran Bedi, Julio Ribeiro, R.K Raghav...

How to Make Notes for UPSC
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How to Make Notes for UPSC from Newspaper?

To make UPSC notes from newspapers, read only syllabus-linked news, identify the core issue, write short keyword-based points, link issues to GS papers, and revise weekly. Choose the right newspaper and unde...

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