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Chilika Lake, also known as Chilika Lagoon, is the world’s largest brackish water lake, located along the Odisha coast on the eastern side of India. It is one of the …

Olympus Mons is the largest volcano in the solar system and one of the most fascinating geographical features on Mars. It is often in news because of its implications for …

The possibility of an Israel–Iran conflict has once again brought global attention to West Asia. While most discussions focus on geopolitics, diplomacy, and military strength, one crucial factor often gets …

The Myanmar (Burma) earthquake stands out as one of the most devastating seismic events in South Asia in recent times. While official figures reported around 2,000–3,000 deaths, the actual impact …

When UPSC tests geography, it often mixes static concepts with precise locations. Maritime boundaries, extreme points, important latitudes, and longitudes are classic examples where one factual slip can cost marks. …

For UPSC, physical geography revision works best when done coastwise and sequentially, not randomly. This blog revises the major water bodies, coastal features, ports, islands, and river mouths along India’s …

Here’s the thing: map-based geography is never about random locations. UPSC rewards sequence, spatial logic, and interlinkages. If you revise coasts by jumping around, you’re doing extra work for less …

Volcanoes are not just dramatic eruptions on the surface. For UPSC Geography, what matters is understanding where magma comes from, how it moves, and the landforms it creates inside the …

If map work feels scary, you’re not alone. For most UPSC aspirants, Geography becomes tough not because concepts are hard, but because locations are unclear. Once you know where what …

Rare Earth Elements (REEs) have quietly become one of the most powerful tools in global geopolitics. While the world watches the US–China trade war, sanctions, and tech rivalry, the real …