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UPSC Current Affairs

Bilkis Bano Case and What is Remission?

Supreme Court Dismisses Gujarat's Review Plea in Bilkis Bano Case. Remission in Indian Judicial system of law is a provision, under which a part of the remaining sentence is reduced but the kind of sentence...

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UPSC Strategy

How to Read Newspaper for UPSC Exam?

Newspaper reading is a very important activity while preparing for UPSC exam as this helps in getting updated with the events happening around us, policies implemented by the government and happening around...

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UPSC Strategy

Top-5 Last Minute Tips to Crack UPSC Exam

The act of preparing for the UPSC examination can be an experience which is on the one hand rigorous, and on the other invigorating. Here is to guide you through the last-minute sprint with these top five tips.

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UPSC Strategy

How Many IAS Officers are Selected Every Year?

India Administrative Service (IAS) is breathingly considered as one of the premier civil services in the country. These officers are significant entities that are fully involved in formulation of policies, a...

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UPSC Current Affairs

What is Space Debris?

Space debris, or space junk, refers to an unwanted collection of man-made objects and remnants in orbit around the Earth. It includes old satellites, used rocket boosters, fragments from destruction and many...

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