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How can I study editorial for UPSC?
How to Read ‘The Hindu’ Editorials for IAS Preparation
- Know the UPSC syllabus thoroughly.
- Practice previous years’ question papers & know the question patterns.
- Have a knowledge of the important issues in the news.
- More than one hour should not be spent with the newspaper.
What is the Hindu frontline?
Frontline is a fortnightly English language magazine published by The Hindu Group of publications from Chennai, India. As a current affairs magazine, it covers domestic and International news.
How cover current affairs easily?
In both Preliminary Test and Main Exam, majority of the questions asked are Current Affairs-oriented. We will here try guide the aspirants towards the process through which the current affairs topics can be comprehensively covered. What are the sources one must cover for current affairs?
Is ‘the Hindu’ the best newspaper for UPSC exam preparation?
Almost every IAS aspirant know the importance of reading newspapers for UPSC Civil Services Exam preparation. And, among the newspapers in the market, ‘The Hindu’ is the most recommended newspaper, primarily for its high standards.
How to read the editorial section of the newspaper for UPSC?
Before you learn how to read the editorial section of the newspaper, here are some things that you should do: Know the UPSC syllabus thoroughly. Practice previous years’ question papers & know the question patterns. Have a knowledge of the important issues in the news. More than one hour should not be spent with the newspaper.
Are there any reliable websites for editorial notes or summary of Hindu?
There may be many reliable websites for editorial notes or summary of the Hindu newspaper. But the very purpose of reading the Hindu will be lost if you go for such notes or summaries. You are not expected to read the Hindu for the sake of news but for the analysis of the problems facing the country.
How important are online sources for UPSC preparation?
Online sources are absolutely ESSENTIAL for UPSC preparation. Without them, I feel that preparation can stay incomplete because of dynamic nature of papers in Prelims as well as Mains.