UPSC

In today’s daily current affairs briefing for UPSC aspirants, we explore the latest developments that hold relevance for the upcoming civil services examination.

Throughout this series, we will analyze and discuss the nuanced topics of religion and morality, touching upon questions that have challenged the intellect of candidates over the years.

The concept of “Religion without God” challenges traditional notions of religion and spirituality, prompting candidates to analyze the complex interplay between belief systems, ethics, and the divine.

The topic of “Religious Experience” is a fascinating journey into the human psyche, beliefs, and spirituality.

The philosophical triad of Reason, Revelation, and Faith encapsulates some of the most fundamental and enduring questions that have intrigued scholars, theologians, and thinkers throughout history.

The topic of “Soul” is a recurrent theme in the philosophy optional paper, reflecting the enduring importance of this concept in philosophical discourse.

The Problem of Evil is a timeless philosophical puzzle that explores the existence of evil in a world purportedly created or overseen by an all-powerful and benevolent deity.

The intersection of Education and Social Change has long been a focal point in the study of sociology, and its significance in the UPSC

the UPSC Sociology Optional Topic delves into a spectrum of issues that underscore the intricate tapestry of politics and society.

Industrialisation and Urbanisation represent two pivotal dimensions of societal transformation, shaping the economic, social