Please Remember more than anything consistency plays an important role in upsc.
Those who study 6-10 hours 6 days a week consistently in the right direction will have high probability to clear this exam.
There is no other short cut.

Stay consistent, Stay Positive, Stay Humble!!

Know the procedure for removal of district court, high court and Supreme court judges.
And also know how high court or SC judges removed in the past.

Removal of District Court Judges
• District judges are removed not by impeachment, but through executive order under Article 235.
• High Court has complete disciplinary control over the subordinate judiciary.
• Procedure:
1. Complaint/allegation arises.
2. High Court conducts inquiry (following natural justice).
3. If misconduct proven, High Court recommends removal.
4. Governor removes the judge based on this recommendation.
• Governor cannot remove a district judge without the High Court’s recommendation (Shamsher Singh case).

Hello Everyone
I have closed admissions for all kinds of mentorship now.
So you may avoid messaging for mentorship.

However I suggest everyone to follow the channel regularly. I will try to guide you how to identify right content and how to stay in the right direction.

Instead of dumping content what I try to do is to tell what kind of content of shall be read for prelims and mains so that very soon you become independent to understand the examination and later guide others.

Must read about UNESCO Intangible cultural Heritage list and World Heritage sites in India list.

Growth is not equivalent to Development and happiness

A teacher is a student by default.

Those who are giving 2026 prelims
Try to solve CAPF paper
It will tell u how UPSC picks themes or topics.

Understand why newspaper is important

Let me tell u something interesting

If you ask anyone in our country which side of the road we should walk then most of them will tell you left side. But traffic rules says you should walk on the right side watching upcoming vehicles.

Even you may not have known this.

Wrong doesn’t cease to be wrong just because majority share in it.

Try to know why NREGA important? What are the major challenges? Way forward
And also why not similar scheme in urban areas?

And also alternatives like universal basic income

Yojana and Kurukshetra are very important for UPSC Civil Services.
Take 5–6 days and focus entirely on these two magazines.
Cover the last six months and read them selectively.

Remember
No need to read line to line or every chapter
Just analyse last 5 years pyqs and then see these magazines
You will read useful things for upsc only.

Many times, people feel depressed because they face repeated failures.

Do you know that for any sportsperson, winning an Olympic medal is a lifelong dream? The Olympics are held once every four years. This means that even if an athlete misses a medal by a very small margin, they must wait and work relentlessly for another four years just to get one more chance. People invest years and years of disciplined effort for that single dream.

UPSC aspirants or aspirants of any other competitive exam should feel grateful that these examinations are conducted every year. Remember, there are people in the world who work just as hard, or even harder, with far fewer opportunities.

Learn from their perseverance, stay positive, and keep moving forward.

Civil services aspirants

The exam is tough and the journey is more tough but trust me it is achievable by any individual irrespective of background. We have many examples to prove that.

What stops you is fear, inconsistency, wrong path, lack of good company, societal pressure,etc

Once you overcome these things nobody can stop you.

And you will decide whether you want to continue the preparation or not. Don’t depend on others for such advices.

Keep aside your emotions and take decisions.

These kind of incidents are taken for Ethics case studies

10 Probable Environment Current Affairs (Magazines + Govt Sources) – UPSC Mains 2026

1. Extreme heatwaves and India’s climate adaptation deficit
(Down To Earth; NDMA, MoEFCC)
2. Urban flooding caused by wetland destruction and poor planning
(Down To Earth; EPW; State disaster reports)
3. Human–wildlife conflict due to habitat fragmentation and infrastructure expansion
(Down To Earth; MoEFCC)
4. Plastic waste management and weak enforcement of EPR norms
(Down To Earth; MoEFCC, PIB)
5. Green Hydrogen Mission and ecological trade-offs (water, land, renewables)
(Down To Earth; MNRE, PIB)
6. India’s Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) – implementation challenges
(MoEFCC; PIB)
7. Forest (Conservation) Amendment Act and dilution concerns
(MoEFCC notifications; PIB)
8. Expansion of Ramsar wetlands vs ground-level degradation
(MoEFCC; PIB)
9. Integration of climate change with disaster risk reduction
(NDMA; MoEFCC)
10. Blue Economy development vs coastal and marine ecosystem protection
(MoEFCC; PIB; policy briefs)