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UPSC Exam Prep: Key Articles for 14th August 2024

Welcome to "UPSC Exam Prep: Key Articles" by Team Superb IAS! In today's edition, we bring to you the most important news articles from The Hindu, PIB, Indian Express, AIR, etc., which are imperative from the perspective of your UPSC preparation. We do understand that going through so many newspapers and finding relevant articles is quite a task, especially when one has access limitations to paid subscriptions. Our aim is to make all this easy so that you can concentrate on what's more important.


Why Newspaper Reading is Crucial for UPSC


Reading newspapers is indispensable for UPSC aspirants. It enhances your understanding of current affairs, which is crucial for both the Prelims and Mains exams. Key topics such as governance, economy, environment, international relations, and social issues are frequently covered in newspapers like The Hindu. By staying updated with these articles, you can significantly improve your general knowledge and essay-writing skills.


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Indian visa centre in Dhaka resumes ‘limited operations’

The Print

Reaching out to Bangla Hindus, Yunus visits temple, underlines equal rights

Indian Express

Confident we’ll be able to work with whoever is US President : Jaishankar

Indian Express

The post-Mandal moment is here — and it calls for a new politics

Indian Express

What is DDOS attack

Indian Express

Man from Bangladesh first in NE to get citizenship under CAA

The Hindu

The shock-effects of South Asian tumult

The Hindu

Hints of the corporatisation of science research in India

The Hindu

Tarang Shakti exercise to be biennial event, says IAF chief

The Hindu

Egg or sperm donor has no legal right on child: Bombay HC

The Hindu

DRDO carries out flight test of long-range glide bomb

Indian Express

Kiren Rijiju launches portal for Jiyo Parsi Scheme

Indian Express

The melting of polar ice due to climate change is making days longer

Indian Express