Geography

The UPSC Geography Optional syllabus is broad but organized, making it a popular choice for many aspirants. It covers two main papers:

The National Security Act of 2013 stands as a pivotal legislative milestone in India, significantly shaping the country’s approach towards national security.

The drainage system is an integrated system of tributaries and a mainstream that collects and funnel surface water to the sea, lake or some other water bodies.

The physiography of India, a crucial component of the UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) examination’s geography syllabus, unfolds a captivating narrative of the country’s diverse and dynamic landforms.

The term ‘Geography’ was coined by the Greek scholar Eratosthenes in the third century BCE. It represents a scientific field dedicated to exploring the lands, features, and phenomena of Earth. 

In the Geography section of the Prelims syllabus, candidates are expected to have a comprehensive understanding of both physical and human geography.

Welcome to the world of UPSC Geography Current Affairs for the 24th of July, 2023. In an ever-changing global landscape, understanding the intricate interplay of geographical factors

India, a vast nation, resides entirely within the northern hemisphere, precisely situated in the south-central region of the Asian continent.

The geological time scale is a vital tool for scientists studying the history of the Earth, including the evolution of life and the changes in Earth’s climate and geology over time.

Magnetic field determine how electric currents that contain moving electric charges exert a force on other electric currents.