Pub Ad Optional Daily Brief – 2 – October – 2026

PUB AD PYQ VAULT | Day 57 | PYQ (2013) “Public administration in the neo-liberal era is governed less by instruments of internal accountability and more by those of external accountability.” Elaborate KEYWORD OF THE DAY | Administrative Capacity Administrative capacity means the ability or capability to manage organise and perform administrative functions effectively or… Continue reading Pub Ad Optional Daily Brief – 2 – October – 2026

9 PM UPSC Current Affairs Articles 1 October 2026

Dear Friends, We are posting the 9 PM UPSC Current Affairs Articles 1 October 2026 based on today’s current affairs. What is the aim of 9 PM? Ensure that all relevant facts, data, and arguments from today’s newspaper are readily available to you. We have widened the sources to provide you with content that is more than… Continue reading 9 PM UPSC Current Affairs Articles 1 October 2026

The India–EFTA Partnership: One Plus One Equals Three

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 2- International Relations Introduction One year after the Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) between India and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) entered into force, its importance goes beyond tariff reduction. The agreement combines market access with investment, employment, services, technology and sustainable development. Its wider potential is visible through… Continue reading The India–EFTA Partnership: One Plus One Equals Three

Household Debt, Financing Today Against Tomorrow

UPSC Syllabus: Gs Paper 3- Indian Economy Introduction Household borrowing is becoming an important part of consumption through personal loans, cards, digital lending, gold loans and consumer finance. India’s household debt has risen, with borrowing shifting towards non-housing loans. The central issue is whether borrowing creates assets or finances present consumption against uncertain future income.… Continue reading Household Debt, Financing Today Against Tomorrow

[Download] PSIR & GS2 Daily Brief- 1 – October – 2026

Download PSIR & GS2 Daily Brief- 1 – October – 2026 Click Here to Download In a world where political developments evolve rapidly and international dynamics shift constantly, staying informed is essential for every serious student of Political Science and International Relations (PSIR). The PSIR & GS2 Daily Brief is an initiative designed to bridge… Continue reading [Download] PSIR & GS2 Daily Brief- 1 – October – 2026

India-EFTA Trade & Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) – Explained Pointwise

The India-EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) is a comprehensive trade agreement between India and Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. It was signed on 10 March 2024 and entered into force exactly one year ago, on 1 October 2025. PM Narendra Modi had termed the signing of the trade pact as a ‘watershed moment‘… Continue reading India-EFTA Trade & Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) – Explained Pointwise

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India can no longer overlook its pasture lands

Source: The post “India can no longer overlook its pasture lands” has been created based on “India can no longer overlook its pasture lands” published in “Business Line” on 1 October 2026. India can no longer overlook its pasture lands. UPSC Syllabus: GS-3-Environment Context: Rangelands and permanent pastures are important common resources that support livestock… Continue reading India can no longer overlook its pasture lands

India’s new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms – Impact on carmakers, small cars and EVs

Source: The post “India’s new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms – Impact on carmakers, small cars and EVs” has been created based on “India’s new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms – Impact on carmakers, small cars and EVs” published in “Indian Express” on 1 October 2026. India’s new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms – Impact on carmakers, small cars and EVs.… Continue reading India’s new CAFE-III fuel-efficiency norms – Impact on carmakers, small cars and EVs

Sengol

News: The new NCERT Class 9 Social Science textbook mentions the Sengol as a cultural marker of rulership and good governance. About Sengol The Sengol is a sacred sceptre linked to righteous governance and the cultural traditions of ancient Tamil civilisation. Naming: The term Sengol is derived from the Tamil word “Semmai”, meaning “righteousness”. Origin:… Continue reading Sengol

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