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A new light, a new beginning and another chance to become better than yesterday. May this Diwali bring hope, courage and countless reasons to keep going. Happy Diwali! 🪔✨

UPSC aspirants, let's test your memory. Can you name all 7 countries sharing a land border with India?

Can you identify all the Central Asian countries that share a land border with Afghanistan? Try this without looking at a map. #UPSC #Prelims2027

Today's important articles list - The Hindu Date: 06 Nov 2026

Can the Amazon rainforest become a source of carbon instead of absorbing it? The Amazon has long acted as a major carbon sink, but its role in the global carbon cycle is changing. First, understand two important terms: • Carbon Sink: An ecosystem that absorbs more carbon dioxide than it releases. Forests absorb CO₂ through photosynthesis and store carbon in trees and soil. • Carbon Source: An ecosystem that releases more carbon than it absorbs, adding to atmospheric CO₂. Why is the Amazon changing? Deforestation, forest degradation, rising temperatures and prolonged droughts are weakening its ability to absorb carbon. Wildfires further release the carbon stored in vegetation. A study published in Nature on 21 October 2026 found that the Amazon had become a net carbon source over the 2010–2024 study period, with fires playing a major role. Why does this matter? 1. More CO₂ in the atmosphere intensifies global warming. 2. Reduced forest cover disrupts rainfall and regional water cycles. 3. Increasing droughts and fires can further weaken forest ecosystems. The concern is not just the loss of trees. It is the weakening of one of the world’s major natural climate regulators.

UPSC aspirants, let's test your memory. Can you name all 5 constitutional bodies mentioned in the Indian Constitution? No Googling. Drop your answers below.

UPSC Mains Result 2026 is out. And every result comes with a different story. Some are celebrating today. Some are preparing for the next attempt. And some are still figuring out what went wrong. Let’s have an honest conversation. If you could change ONE thing about your Mains preparation, what would it be? Answer writing? Revision? Time management? Optional? Drop your answer below. 👇

Today's important articles list - The Hindu Date: 05 Nov 2026

How well-prepared are you for UPSC Prelims 2026? Here’s a Polity question based on Zero FIR under the BNSS, 2023. Think you can get it right? Attempt it without looking up the answer. Drop your option in the comments! For more such Prelims practice, continue your preparation with the Proxy Gyan app. #UPSCPrelims #UPSC2026

UNCLOS: The international law that governs the world’s oceans. The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), adopted in 1982, is often described as the Constitution of the Oceans. But its significance goes far beyond defining maritime boundaries. Here are 4 lesser-known aspects of this international treaty: 1. It recognises the international seabed beyond national jurisdiction as the “Common Heritage of Mankind”. 2. It provides landlocked countries with a legal framework for access to and from the sea. 3. It establishes obligations for countries to protect and preserve the marine environment. 4. It provides mechanisms for the peaceful settlement of maritime disputes, including through ITLOS and arbitration. UNCLOS essentially attempts to balance national interests, freedom of navigation and the collective interests of the international community. But can you distinguish between the rights a country exercises in its Territorial Sea and its Exclusive Economic Zone

Today's important articles list - The Hindu Date: 04 Nov 2026