The Keezhadi excavation in Tamil Nadu, along the Vaigai River, has become much more than an archaeological discovery. It has sparked a nationwide historical debate, a political flashpoint, and a …
When we study UPSC Indian Geography or UPSC Partition of India, the discussion usually revolves around religion, communal tensions, and political decisions. But here’s the thing most aspirants miss: geography …
Climate change isn’t only about melting glaciers or rising seas. One of its most visible consequences today is forest fires. We’ve seen it across California, Australia, Greece — and recently, …
When we study UPSC Art and Culture, one thing becomes clear — culture isn’t random, it grows out of geography, climate, resources and history. Rajasthan is one of the best …
The Sahel region is one of the most exam-worthy topics for UPSC Prelims and Mains – it links world geography, climate change, development, conflict, and resources in one belt. In …
The Blue Revolution is one of the most important themes in UPSC Geography and GS-3, especially under fisheries, aquaculture, and food security. The 2018 UPSC Mains asked: “Define Blue Revolution. …
The Lower Ganga Plains form one of India’s most important physiographic and cultural regions. For UPSC aspirants, especially in Geography (GS1), Environment (GS3) and Prelims, understanding the Hooghly River system, …
The Ganga is more than a river — it’s a whole fluvial system that shapes India’s physical geography, settlement pattern, agriculture, culture and disaster profile. For UPSC, you must know …
When we talk about ancient civilisations, we usually jump to the Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, Nile Valley, or the Yellow River civilisation of China. But a deeper look at human evolution …
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Kamchatka Earthquake & Tsunami Explained for UPSC: Ring of Fire, Plate Tectonics and Disaster Geography
One of the most powerful earthquakes in recent times has been recorded near the Kamchatka Peninsula along the western Pacific. This region lies on the famous Pacific Ring of Fire, …
