Daily Current Affairs for UPSC
Mastering the UPSC IAS Exam involves a comprehensive strategy, with a crucial emphasis on staying updated with current affairs. Often feared by students, this component is dynamic and unpredictable, creating a huge gap between reading the newspaper and effectively utilizing Current Affairs for UPSC examination.
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Three fish species that live in the Laccadive Sea, off the southwest corner of the Indian coast, are capable of using tools.
UAE receives its highest rainfall in 75 years, with 1.5 year’s worth of rain falling over Dubai in 24 hours.
Government of India is likely to issue 20000 cr- 25000 cr of green bonds for which it has allowed Foreign institutional Investors (FIIs) to invest in it.
The Asian Development Bank recently warned that India could face imported ination as the rupee could depreciate amid the rise in interest rates in the West.
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