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However, I can guide you on how to prepare for current affairs for UPSC exams.

Preparing for UPSC Current Affairs

UPSC exams are known for their emphasis on current affairs and it is an important section that can make or break your chances of clearing the exam. Here are some tips to prepare for current affairs:

- Read newspapers daily: Reading newspapers, especially the editorial section, is a great way to stay updated with current affairs. The Hindu, Indian Express, and Business Standard are some of the popular newspapers for UPSC aspirants.

- Follow news websites and apps: In addition to newspapers, you can also follow news websites and apps to stay updated with the latest news. Some popular options include BBC News, NDTV, and All India Radio News.

- Watch news channels: Watching news channels like NDTV, India Today, and Rajya Sabha TV can also help you stay updated with current affairs.

- Make notes: Take notes on important news items and events that you come across during your daily reading. This will help you revise and remember important information later.

- Use current affairs magazines: Magazines like Yojana, Kurukshetra, and Pratiyogita Darpan provide in-depth coverage of current affairs and can help you prepare for the UPSC exams.

- Join online forums and groups: Joining online forums and groups can help you discuss current affairs with fellow aspirants and get different perspectives on important issues.

Remember to stay updated with both national and international news, as UPSC exams cover a wide range of topics. With consistent effort and dedication, you can stay ahead of the curve and ace the current affairs section of the UPSC exams.