Dear Aspirant, Reading newspapers and critically analysing relevant articles is an most important element of UPSC exam preparation. The best source of current affairs study material is newspapers, and experts believe that THE HINDU and The Indian EXPRESS are invaluable in this regard. If you're looking for a good source to cover daily current affairs for the Civil Services Exam (CSE), look no further.

🔸To cater to these challenges, Next IAS is launching new series where we will be covering daily news headlines of The Hindu & Indian Express newspaper. This will help the student to establish the base and clear the confusion altogether. The video will help you save time by providing a quick recap of the important headlines on daily basis.

👉 For daily current affairs & editorial analysis click here: https://www.nextias.com/daily-current-affairs

🔸Current affairs are quite crucial to a UPSC aspirant, the reason being that current affairs are increasingly getting included in the Prelims and Mains exams in the last few years. So, now stay up to date with the daily dose of relevant current affairs.

The News covered are:
00:00 - Greetings
00:20 - Supreme Court collegium meets on next CJI, new postings (Indian Polity)
00:41 - Tax, prices of many essentials were higher before GST: Nirmala Sitharaman (Indian Economy)
01:06 - Flagging terror threat, India pledges support to Maldives (International Relations)
01:37 - Lok Sabha passes Bill to implement global norms on endangered species (Environment)
02:02 - ED chief’s tenure extension challenged, SC notice to Centre, CVC (Indian Polity)
02:45 - Money laundering is a serious issue. But SC verdict on PMLA is problematic (Indian Polity)
03:30 - President Joe Biden scores a few points at home, but Zawahiri’s presence in Kabul also exposed failure of Doha Accord (International Relations)
04:00 - A translation revolution for an inclusive, prosperous India (Governance)
04:31 - Efficacy of RTI Act is threatened by opacity, opposition from bureaucracy and lawmakers
(Indian Polity)
05:02 - India’s One-China stand and relations with Taiwan (International Relations)
05:28 - Why being on a plane with an infected person cannot usually give you monkeypox
(Health)

👉It is proved that reading newspaper is very useful in getting a selection in Civil Services Examination (IAS). Though it is important, students often tend to get confused and are unable to stick to smart reading.
One should understand the following questions while reading the newspaper.
1) What to read and why?
2) How to segregate headlines GS Paper-wise (GS1, GS2, GS3, GS4)?
3) What articles are important from an exam perspective?

👉At Next IAS, we aim to guide the students in the best possible way so that they can learn to optimize their time effectively.
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