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December 10, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

An icy warning: On threats from contracting glaciers

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December 9, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

What Vladimir Putin’s visit to Saudi and UAE signals

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December 9, 2023 / General Studies Paper-1

Did Nehru commit ‘blunders’ on Kashmir: How Hyderabad and Junagadh impacted J&K’s fate

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December 9, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Global Cooling Pledge at COP28: How refrigerators and ACs contribute to global warming

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December 9, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

Supreme Court to deliver verdict on Article 370 on Monday: The challenge and issues, explained

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December 7, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

From Savarkar to Golwalkar, why Hindutva admires Zionism

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December 7, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Why India cannot afford to repeat its nuclear weapons mistakes with AI

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December 7, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Mining for critical minerals: what is the auction process, and why is it important?

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December 7, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Chandrayaan-3 propulsion module retraces steps to Earth orbit: why it matters

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December 7, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Google Gemini is here… but is it better than ChatGPT 4?

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December 5, 2023 / General Studies Paper-1

What makes Cyclone Michaung, headed to the Andhra coast, such an unusual storm?

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December 5, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

What is climate finance — and why developing countries need it

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December 5, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Pilatus PC-7 Mk II crash: 5 things to know about the trainer aircraft

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December 5, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

No, one Centre of Excellence in Transgender Care is not enough

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November 30, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

Explosive US indictment of Indians in Pannun murder plot: A chronology

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November 30, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

How exit polls are conducted and read

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November 30, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

In the hottest year in recorded history, COP28 will need to work on urgent course correction

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November 28, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

Producing more from less: How Indian agriculture has grown with limited ‘factors of production’

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November 28, 2023 / General Studies Paper-1

What explains the unseasonal rains and lightning strikes in Gujarat?

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November 28, 2023 / General Studies Paper-3

COP, carbon market, loss and damage: A glossary of climate terms

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November 26, 2023 / General Studies Paper-2

The missing story in the making of the Constitution: How the founding women made it a just document

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