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Both Tea & Coffee are acidic in nature

Coffee is more acidic than Tea, tho!

GS4 Mains PYQs @CSEWhy

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All GS 2021-2024 Mains PYQs👇🏼

GS1: t.me/csewhy/2839

GS2: t.me/csewhy/2847

GS3: t.me/csewhy/2868

GS4: t.me/csewhy/2876

Looking at how IE Explained section sees direct Qs in UPSC on animals, sharing the article for your reference on SHARKS

50 years to emergency. Here's a Constitutional look

India's coastline measure: Don't remember exact number, do remember

a) order of top 3-4
b) largest in entire territory (and just mainland)

Sharing to help you learn diff b/w Perigee & Apogee and Aphelion & Perihelion

Friends, I have observed something VERY interesting about UPSC PYQs based on an African country.

Wanna take a look?

What's so special about CONGO?🤔

Think of it: A random country in middle of Africa.

Why does UPSC examiner love it so much?

Why, you ask? PYQ seen in👇🏻

2011, 2014, 2019, 2023 (2x), 2024

Can't be a coincidence, man. Let's take a look at type of Qs:

• 2011: DR Congo rich in which resource?

• 2014: Congo basin significant for?

• 2019: Congo river is deepest in the world, T/F?

• 2023:

a) Country that's in Congo basin

b) 3/4th of World's Cobalt is in DRC

• 2024: Largest tropical peatland in which region: Congo Basin

Now, if you see the evolution of Congo, here're some observations:

• Qs on topic seen from UNEP climate reports & IPCC research notes

• Recycling of Congo keyword is now getting smarter. (this is not centric JUST to Congo, tho!)

• Options carry a trap that's hard to escape!

How to escape this trap?

- Learn geographic location of African countries in relation to each other (It's easy, you will find a video on CSEWhy YouTube helping you learn it in just 3 mins)

- Take an African Map and mark Rivers, desert & lakes w.r.t. the countries

Yes, it sounds like a lot
No, it is not a lot!
Yes, it will help you clear Prelims

Do it. Whatever it takes! :)