UPSC EDITORIALS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS

 UPSC EDITORIALS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS

This UPSC Foundation Programme is specially designed for Class 12 students and recent school graduates aiming to start early for the Civil Services Exam. It focuses on simplifying editorials and current affairs to build awareness, critical thinking, and a habit of reading newspapers. Through guided analysis of news, government schemes, and editorials from sources like The Hindu and PIB, students will gradually understand key issues relevant for UPSC. This early start ensures a strong base in General Studies, essay writing, and interviews, helping students stay ahead in their long-term UPSC preparation journey.

1. Judicial Sensitivity to Sentiments: A Step Back : The Hindu Editorial 9 June 2025

2. Ending Impunity in Manipur : THE HINDU EDITORIAL : 9 JUNE 2025

3. Diplomatic Outreach After Operation Sindoor : THE HINDU EDITORIAL : 9 JUNE 2025

4. Making Regulation More Transparent : THE HINDU EDITORIAL : 9 JUNE 2025

5. Recounting Velpur’s Story in Ending Child Labour: THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

6. A Needless Controversy over ‘Bharat Mata’ : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

7. Violent Crimes by Juveniles Have Increased in India : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

8. Urbanisation and the challenge of ideal transit solutions : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

9. Mind the Gap: India Needs to Ensure Women’s Participation in Policymaking : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

10. More ‘mind space’ for India in America’s imagination :THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

11. A renewed OBC outreach in U.P. : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

12. India’s Role in Bay of Bengal Trade :THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

13. Water everywhere, but not a drop to drink : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

14. Analysing Internet access and digital skills in India : THE HINDU EDITORIAL SIMPLIFIED

JUNE 2025 DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS

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