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Environment Current Affairs 1 - India first time ranked among top ten in Climate Change Performance Index India, for the first time, was ranked among the top ten in the Climate Change Performance Index, CCPI, which goes further to prove that all efforts and activities being currently undertaken by the government are setting a tone of vast improvements. Government aimed to increase the share of non-fossil fuels to 175 GigaWatt by 2022 and further take it to 450 GW. India is among few countries in the world where forest cover is consistently increasing. The total forest and tree cover rises to over 24% of the total geographical area of the Country. 2 - Total tree, forest cover increased by 5,188 square kilometres in two years The total tree and forest cover increased by 5,188 square kilometres since 2017 and it has covered around 25% of the geographical area of the country. Karnataka topped the forest survey of India report of states followed by Andhra Pradesh and Kerala in terms of incr

 Prelims Daily Quiz IAS Parliament providing you UPSC IAS PRELIMS DAILY QUIZ with explanations for practice. These prelims daily quiz for UPSC will help you to crack your prelims exam of UPSC. Practice them on daily basis to enhance your knowledge on particular issues, and to understand the UPSC demand. UPSC IAS PRELIMS DAILY QUIZ are based not only on The Hindu, Indian Express and Pib sources, even cover the current affairs too, also we have try to make them by understanding the changing  pattern of UPSC, So stay tuned with us and analyze yourself by solving them to crack your Examinations. 1) Consider the following statements with respect to Chinese Pink Dolphins It is a species of humpback dolphin inhabiting coastal waters of the eastern Indian and western Pacific Oceans. Recent observations shows that these dolphins are making a comeback in the Rhine River estuary, one of the most heavily industrialized areas on Earth. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct? a.   1 on

 Why should you read current affairs? Current affairs are a vital part of preparing the UPSC Civil service examinations. The reason is that, the current affairs section’s questions appear in every examination stage, namely prelims, mains, and in the interview. A good understanding of UPSC current affairs or IAS current affairs is key to passing the respective competitive exams. What are some of the resources where you can find daily current affairs for UPSC and other competitive exams? IAS Parliament website The Hindu Newspaper Different Magazines Government publications like Economic survey, India yearbook, and more. Video and audio resources like All India Radio spotlight discussion. How to prepare for UPSC daily current affairs? The candidate should start incorporating a habit of reading different newspapers, and it’s essential to make this a routine for better knowledge. Apart from that, there are various principles you can follow when preparing for the IAS Daily Current Affairs o

 UPSC Prelims Daily Quiz World Interactive quiz for UPSC IAS Interactive quiz games are available on various themes like - world geography, world currency, world history, world capital; cities quiz, etc. To play these games, you need to sign up with the sites. There are various levels to attempt the quiz, choose one depending on how confident you are of your skills. If you are taking the quiz for the first time, it is always better to start from the basic level and then move on to the highest ones. This will give you an idea about what types of questions to expect at the next level and so on. As you progress from one round to the second, the questions get tougher. So, if you have been thinking that the questions are very simple, buck up and get ready to answer the difficult ones. In most of the world Prelims Daily Quiz sites you can use your social networking profiles to log it, making it easy for you to take the quiz without signing up. Features like inviting friends and challenging

 UPSC Mains Crash Course Online UPSC Mains Crash Course starts from 14th October 2020. Duration will be two and half months . Timing of the course : 2.30 pm -5.00 pm. The Mains test series will be part of this course, Topics to be covered Society in India World History Geography Post Independence Consolidation International Relations Governance World Constitution S&T Internal Security Economics Agri issues Ethics Art and culture Essay Environmental Issues Fee structure will be Rs 34,000 (inclusive of GST ) Click here to pay now Click here for UPSC Mains Crash Course brochure Source: Shankar IAS Academy

Current Affairs Download IAS Parliament Website Provides Current Affairs in Monthly, Weekly and Daily Basis. Everyone Should make use of it for IAS, UPSC and Public Service Exams. You can Make Current Affairs Download in PDF Formats.  If you are the one who prepares for competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, Bank, or any government exam, you need to focus on reading and learning current affairs. We have already included lot of daily current affairs topic in our website covering the category-wise and periodic ones that are relevant and unique for every competitive exam. Topics that shoud Covered in Current Affairs: Target 2020  SIA All India Free Mock Test 2020 - Keys & Results  Monthly Prestorming  Monthly Mainstorming Current Affairs Magazine  Gist of EPW Magazine  Gist of IDSA Magazine  Gist of Yojana Magazine  Gist of Kurukshetra Magazine  Science Monthly  Publications  Mainstorming 2019 Key  Economic Survey 2017-18  UPSC Results  UPSC Prelims Answer Keys  UPSC Prelims Expected Cut-o

 IAS Mains Test Series Appearing for IAS and IPS through combined Competitive Examination for Civil Services Exam and recruitment into Indian Forest Service is not so easy. UPSC is a self prevailing government organization that ascertains that the recruitments are conducted on the basis of impartial examination pattern and therefore the notification for the examination is published in the employment news or daily newspapers so that each and everyone knows about its happenings. The competitive Examination is conducted as per the following three steps: Step I- Preliminary Examination IAS prelims is written objective type examination and is conducted in the month of June every year with two following papers: Paper I– General Studies paper with maximum mark 150 against 150 questions. The exam expands over two hours and questions are asked from six topics which are Indian History, Constitution of India, Geography, Economics, Science and Current Affairs. Paper II– The second paper is an opti