GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs

Uzma Nazir

@uzmanazir · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 17 Oct 2026

Lets discuss what all issues Tribals face all across the globe. You can briefly put your pointers

K

@momo.11 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 17 Oct 2026

UPSC GS customer rights mnemonic: right to RICHES

Customer rights mnemonic : Right to RICHES seek Redressal be Informed Choose be Heard customer Education Safety

Ishita ✓

@Ishitadecodesupsc · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 15 Oct 2026

Public health: Diseases India has eliminated, from smallpox and polio to yaws

📌DISEASES INDIA HAS ELIMINATED: A PUBLIC HEALTH MILESTONE India has made remarkable progress in combating infectious diseases through vaccination, public health campaigns and improved healthcare. 📌Major achievements include: • Smallpox: Eradicated worldwide in 1980. • Polio: India was certified polio-free in 2014, with its last wild poliovirus case reported in 2011. • Yaws: Declared eliminated in India in 2006. • Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus: Eliminated as a public health problem in 2015. • Trachoma: India was recognised by the WHO for eliminating it as a public health problem in October 2024. Other diseases under elimination programmes: • Kala-azar: India has achieved the elimination threshold in targeted endemic areas. • Leprosy: India achieved the national elimination threshold in 2005, but cases continue to occur. • Lymphatic Filariasis: Elimination efforts are ongoing. • Malaria and Tuberculosis: India continues to work towards their elimination.

Uzma Nazir

@uzmanazir · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 14 Oct 2026

UPSC polity: your key source for prelims and mains preparation?

What's your key source of polity for Pre & mains?

Radhika Singh

@curiousradz · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 14 Oct 2026

The Hindu editorial on drought in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh

𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗛𝗜𝗡𝗗𝗨 𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝗢𝗡 𝗗𝗥𝗢𝗨𝗚𝗛𝗧 𝗜𝗡 𝗞𝗔𝗥𝗡𝗔𝗧𝗔𝗞𝗔 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗛𝗥𝗔 𝗣𝗥𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗦𝗛: Drought in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh highlights the growing challenges of water security and agricultural sustainability in India. With erratic monsoon patterns, declining groundwater levels and increasing dependence on water-intensive crops, drought management requires more than temporary relief. Strengthening rainwater harvesting, promoting micro-irrigation and adopting climate-resilient agricultural practices are essential to protect farmers' livelihoods and ensure long-term water security. The situation also underscores the need for better coordination between the Centre and State governments in disaster response and resource management. What measures can you think for better water security for India in the coming years ?

Abhishek

@Aditya101104 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 11 Oct 2026

Idea: daily mains writing with current affairs, linked PYQ and evaluation

What if writeupsc.app provides daily mains answer writing where we have the current affairs and with that the pyq question related to it and we read the current affairs and then write the question and get our evaluation? Easy to remember current affairs then Your thoughts?

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Krishna Namdeo

@Krishna6393 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 5 Oct 2026

Kya lagta hai hamara 'CBDR' ka dava theek hai ??

Abhishek

@Aditya101104 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 3 Oct 2026

I wrote the answer today and then evaluate using writeupsc.app

Madhavi Raj

@rajmadhavi · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 30 Sept 2026

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has warned of a “major food crisis” in the coming months, in addition to the already significant fertiliser shortages the world is witnessing due to the Ukraine and Iran conflicts, saying the situation is “very very stressful” for Global South economies.

1.ऋग्वैदिक से उत्तर वैदिक काल तक सामाजिक और आर्थिक क्षेत्र में घटित परिवर्तनों को रेखांकित कीजिए। 2. वैदिक समाज और धर्म की मुख्य विशेषताएं क्या हैं? क्या आपको लगता है भारतीय समाज में कुछ विशेषताएं अभी भी प्रचलित हैं? अपने उत्तर सबमिट करिए

Satya

@satya-7864 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 28 Sept 2026

But treaty privilege ≠ unrestricted property ownership. RBI rules require prior permission for a citizen of Nepal to acquire/transfer most immovable property in India; leases up to five years are an important exception. Very high-yield polity trap: a subject of Nepal can be eligible for many Central Government services/posts in India, generally subject to a Government of India certificate of eligibility. Such eligibility does not extend to the Indian Foreign Service for subjects of Nepal under the standard rule. Therefore: “Only Indian citizens can apply for every Central Government post” = incorrect as a blanket statement. India–Nepal relations are not just strategic; they are deeply based on cross-border kinship, labour mobility, trade, culture and pilgrimage. Nepal is landlocked, making transit connectivity through India strategically and economically important. Geography wall: Nepal borders Uttarakhand → Uttar Pradesh → Bihar → West Bengal → Sikkim.

Satya

@satya-7864 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 28 Sept 2026

For CSE Prelims 2027, these are the Tier-1 gems I’d actually retain from the India–Nepal discussion: 1950 India–Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship is the core framework behind their unusually close movement/residence relationship. India–Nepal has an open-border arrangement: ordinary movement is far more liberal than with most other Indian neighbours. Open border ≠ common citizenship. Nepali citizens in India remain foreign nationals; they do not automatically get Indian voting or citizenship rights. A Nepali national ordinarily does not need an Indian employment visa merely to work in India under the special bilateral framework. There is no general “return to Nepal every 6 months” requirement comparable to an ordinary tourist-visa regime. Treaty privileges are reciprocal in principle: movement, residence, economic activity and related privileges are extended on a special basis to nationals of both countries.

Vaishnavi

@Vaishnavi-4439 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 28 Sept 2026

I have written the answer-pyqs on internal security on the topic "North east Insurgency"..

Please evaluate

K

@momo.11 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 25 Sept 2026

Can anyone please recommend which topper notes is good for ethics ?🙏 I have foundation knowledge, wanna know how to make notes ! 🖖

UPSC Simplified

@Asp007 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 21 Sept 2026

https://youtu.be/bz9dpnMa6g4?si=9Oi7Y72UsJ4JYfAs

Ishita ✓

@Ishitadecodesupsc · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 21 Sept 2026

Uppcs Pyqs bank topic wise ⬇️

Tulsi sharma

@tulsisharma-0820 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 19 Sept 2026

Makes complete sense.

sahil gautam

@aspirant-5679 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 19 Sept 2026

UPSC geography: Brahmaputra river topic discussion

Brahmaputra river

Can someone share disaster management notes?

sahil gautam

@aspirant-5679 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 18 Sept 2026

Godavari river system

UPSC | BPSC हिंदी ✓

@upscbpsc · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 17 Sept 2026

सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिक परीक्षा- 2017

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@upscbpsc · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 17 Sept 2026

सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिक परीक्षा 2019 से जुड़ी चर्चा या सामग्री

सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिक परीक्षा- 2019

UPSC Simplified

@Asp007 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 16 Sept 2026

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UPSC NOTES & QUIZZES ✓

@upscnotes · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 16 Sept 2026

Solve this PYQ

Tejas

@Tejas-7 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 16 Sept 2026

Please evaluate and kuch mistake hoto to please suggest...

UPSC | BPSC हिंदी ✓

@upscbpsc · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 16 Sept 2026

सिविल सेवा प्रारंभिक परीक्षा- 2017

Saumya

@aspirant-3985 · GS I–IV Discussion & PYQs · 15 Sept 2026

What's your source for governance ?