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📚List of books for UPSC CSE Preparation
Every day I get a number of messages regarding IAS exam prep. So, sharing a basic list in collaboration with @neuracap
👉Don't forget to bookmark for future reference.
👉See tweets below for youtube video references.
Booklist for General Studies:
Polity:
- 'Indian Polity' by M. Laxmikanth
- NCERT: 'Indian Constitution at Work'
- Bare Act for the Constitution of India
- Track latest happenings and compilation of important case laws
History:
- Ancient History- Old NCERT by R.S. Sharma
- Tamil Nadu Board Textbook for Ancient History
- Medieval History- Old NCERT by Satish Chandra
- Modern History- 'Spectrum'
- Old NCERT by Bipin Chandra
Art & Culture:
- NCERT - 'Introduction to Indian Art'
- Nitin Sangwan's Notes/Nitin Singhania's book
Geography:
- NCERTs for Class 11th and 12th
- G.C. Leong - Physical Geography
- OR use PMF Geography Book
- PMF or Shankar book for Environment and Ecology
- Orient/Oxford Atlas for maps with focus on current affairs
Indian Economy:
- NCERTs for Class 11th and 12th
- Gaurav Agarwal book/Sriram Notes/Mrunal videos - Not all but choose selectively.
Science and Technology:
- Any compilation
- Hindu Newspaper (Science and Tech section)
Current Affairs
- Newspapers (The Hindu or The Indian Express)
- Yearly compilations
For Mains:
- Value addition to these basic books is required. Follow any coaching material for Society, Governance, International relations, Internal security, Science & Tech etc
- World History & Post-independence history: In brief from any coaching notes as focus is low.
- Ethics: Prepare notes on static portion from any coaching notes/book. Keep adding examples from newspapers. Practice case studies through mocks
This is a basic book list. You can leave the books in italics in the first go. Later, after seeing the previous year question papers you will understand yourself what more you need to study.
The second woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Physics was Maria Goeppert-Mayer for her work on the nuclear shell structure of atoms.
In a few hours, the 2023 physics laureate(s) will be announced - stay tuned to our social channels!
#NobelPrize
BREAKING NEWS
The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
"There are many causes that I am prepared to die for but no causes that I am prepared to kill for."
Remembering Mahatma Gandhi the evening before his 154th birthday. Gandhi was nominated for the #NobelPeacePrize on 12 occasions.
Read more: https://t.co/Q3cniIiZG9
অস্বস্তিকর প্রশ্ন তুললেই রাষ্ট্রবিরোধী বা দেশদ্রোহী? এডিটর্স গিল্ড হোক বা ব্যক্তি সাংবাদিক, শাসকের চোখে চোখ রাখলে এ দেশে তাঁর ঠাঁই গারদের ও পারে? সাংবাদিকরা আজ এ দেশে কার্যত অপ্রাসঙ্গিক।
https://t.co/O3IKpRD2pG
As We are watching a nation standing for the 2%, what about the 15% here?
Although Muslims are around 15% of the population in India the share of Muslim members in parliament never crossed the 10% mark.
The BJP which talks about 'Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas' is in its regime for the first time since Independence, and there is not a single Muslim Minister. The BJP is the first ruling party without a single Muslim parliamentarian.
Al-Jazeera reported it on 6th July 2022:
"India ruling party has no Muslim MP for the first time in history".
https://t.co/Crq91DX9yx
There were 27 Muslims elected to the Lok Sabha in 2019. Total Muslim representation stands at 4.8% in Parliament.
In India, the last Muslim Chief Minister was Mehbooba Mufti, after J&K's demotion to Union Territory none left. India is home to about 200 million Muslims, the world’s 3rd largest Muslim population after Indonesia and Pakistan kept marginalised in Politics.
The other marginalised communities have had political access given to them to overturn the prejudices, specifically through reserved seats. India’s Scheduled Castes are about 16% of the population and are given 84 reserved seats in the Lok Sabha.
Acknowledging the injustice to them the Scheduled Tribes, which are 8% of the population, get 47 reserved seats.
Muslims have none and are the most under-represented section of India in Parliament. If in some parallel universe, Muslims are getting seats in the LokSabha as per their share of the population, it should be a minimum of 70. The highest number was 49 in 1980.
Since the BJP entered into the Lok Sabha in 1984, it has had negligible Muslim presence amongst its elected MPs, a token number between 0% and 0.3% till 2009. (Report: The Hindu 12/07/2023). https://t.co/JEYKhCrVgz
In the Karnataka Assembly elections in May, the BJP did not put up a single Muslim candidate in a House of 224 Members of the Legislative Assembly. It was the same in Gujarat.
In Gujarat, where the party has run the Govt since 1998, there has been no Muslim BJP MLA for 25 years. There has been no Muslim representative of any party from Gujarat in the Lok Sabha since 1985. It was Ahmed Patel in 1985 the last. Today, the BJP does not even pretend to want Muslims or to be inclusive in any way.
In UP at present, the Cabinet Minister Minority Welfare Waqf & Haj Dept is SHRI DHARMPAL SINGH.
The sole Muslim Minister in the UP Govt is Minister Danish Azad Ansari Minister of State for Minority Welfare. There are approx 40 million(4 crore) Muslims in Uttar Pradesh.
In the Union, Govt Smt Smriti Irani holds Minority Affairs.
Most parties give Muslims tickets as a token share and that too usually in constituencies where they are a majority or close to a majority.
In Delhi where Muslims form about 13% of the total population, the Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP Govt has only one Muslim minister.
SHRI IMRAN HUSSAIN
Member, National Executive
Delhi Cabinet Minister- Food & Supply.
Same in Rajasthan where only one Muslim Cabinet Minister. Approx 9.1% of the population of Rajasthan are Muslim.
In every manifesto of the BJP, one word that is repeated (also by their senior leaders in rallies) is 'Appeasement'. However, there is no proof that appeasement of Muslims exists in real, what is evident is exclusion & discrimination. For that, you may read a few pages from the Sachar Committee report, not required to read full. In the arena of Indian Politics, the 15% is almost invisible, vanished.