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Just wanted to talk about Something which is viral these days in Telugu states.

The arrest of founder of Ibomma a website which hosts pirated movies.

It is illegal and wrong to pirate movies. We should not encourage.

However it is also wrong when film stars and producers earning hundreds of crores requesting governments for subsidies on land, production, and, hike of movie tickets, etc. They are also wrong sponsoring influencers to give fake reviews, Spending money on fake ratings.

That’s why I advise people don’t be addicted to films or film stars. Always treat them as one part of entertainment and avoid unnecessary fandom.

Focus on building your career and look after your family and friends. It is always suggested to do some kind of social service and serve the nation in any capacity. Indian society is still emerging and facing many issues and as a responsible citizens we can do some contribution to make our Nation stand ahead of other nations.

These international best practices can be used in Mains answers for substantiation.

Final call regarding the mentorship
Those who haven’t filled or those who haven’t messaged to whatsapp number do it asap.

I don’t want students to miss the introductory session.
Because I have seen a lot of students joining few days later after I started the first mentorship batch in April.

This document is one of the most powerful resources you can have for UPSC Mains.
It brings together, in one place, the most exhaustive and precisely curated collection of high-yield facts, data, statistics, and real examples exactly the kind the UPSC examiner wants to see.
Organised paper-wise and subject-wise, it mirrors the UPSC Mains syllabus and gives you instant access to substantiation for any answer.

If you want to write impactful, well-argued, rank-boosting answers, this compilation will give you a decisive edge.

Just realised that today is International Men’s Day.

From the bottom of my heart, I wish strength and appreciation to all the men who suffer in silence yet work tirelessly for their families.

Men often go unnoticed unless they are successful. Their worth is frequently tied to achievement, and their hard work, pain, and struggles are rarely acknowledged by society. Yet, they continue to carry responsibilities with quiet resilience.

Let us celebrate this day for the invisible sacrifices of men.

Important for GS3 Indigenization of Technology and Developing New Technology.

Found many important content and articles in today’s newspaper, useful for mains and prelims. Sharing few of them here.

You can quote these judgements and cases not only in GS 2 paper but also in other GS papers like society, internal security, ethics etc.

I have shared all important pdfs like Government schemes and policies, Reports and committees, international best practices, Data, facts and examples, SC judgments. These are more than enough to score above average marks in Mains. If any updated content require will keep uploading them in due course of time.

Try to download them and get them printed and revise them multiple times and also include them in your hand made notes.

My objective is only one thing a lot of students from our channel shall benefit from them and able to clear UPSC Mains in the next coming attempts.

Current affairs play a decisive role in the UPSC Mains examination, with nearly 40–60% of questions directly or indirectly linked to recent developments. I have compiled around 190 high-priority topics that have been in news from November 2024 to November 2025. You may refer to any standard magazine or reliable online sources for these topics.

Caution: Avoid going too deep into any single issue. Restrict your notes and understanding to the level of depth generally required in Mains, as reflected in previous years’ question papers.

These four labour codes can be used indirectly in many GS answers. Even you can conclude your answers by quoting these labour codes.

If you are preparing for UPSC civil services then you should learn to observe and analyse the changes happening in the society, economy, science, polity etc and able to use them in your answers to substantiate your arguments.

Every wound will heal
Every pain will fade
Give it some time.