Samachar Pathshala turns the day's PIB releases and major newspaper coverage into concise, exam-tagged current affairs with Prelims pointers, GS syllabus tags, and Mains angles. Read today's current affairs, test yourself with the daily quiz, or sign in to track your streak and unlock full analysis.
Published every morning·PIB + major newspapers·Free to read
Daily
Source-linked current affairs
GS1–4
Syllabus tag on every item
10
Questions in the daily quiz
10 min
To finish the day's read
Latest current affairs
Read the latest source-attributed analysis on the public website. No account is required.
The daily feed
Follow the latest government schemes, reports, appointments, and policy updates in one focused current affairs feed. Every dispatch identifies its source and is organized for quick revision, Prelims recall, and Mains answer writing.
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The facts a Prelims question would actually hang on — launch year, nodal ministry, coverage, statutory basis — pulled out of the release and set apart from the narrative.
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Each item is tagged to its General Studies paper and sub-topic, so a month of reading sorts itself into the syllabus instead of into a pile of headlines.
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One line on how the story could be asked — the debate, the committee, the counter-argument — so the same reading feeds an answer, not just a fact sheet.
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Every dispatch names the underlying PIB release or newspaper, so you know where the reporting came from before using a figure or claim in an answer.
Anatomy of a dispatch
Every entry in the feed is cut to the same shape, so by week three you stop reading and start scanning — and the revision before the exam takes an evening, not a fortnight.
Launched 2019 · “Har Ghar Jal” · implemented by the Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation.
Last-mile delivery in centrally sponsored schemes: funding split, state capacity, and operation & maintenance after saturation.
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Every page below is free to read — the daily feed, the syllabus-sorted archive, PIB releases decoded for UPSC, and the daily current affairs quiz.
The latest source-attributed stories, decoded into concise, exam-tagged dispatches.
A practical guide to sources, note-making, syllabus mapping, and revision.
Press Information Bureau releases turned into Prelims and Mains notes.
Test the day's current affairs for UPSC with a fresh set of MCQs.
Daily quiz
10 questions every day, drawn only from the dispatches published that week. Each question carries its explanation and the dispatch it came from, so a wrong answer sends you back to the source instead of to a guess.
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Dispatches are built from source-attributed PIB releases and major newspaper coverage, then organized for UPSC Prelims and Mains.
Written for UPSC Civil Services Prelims and Mains; the syllabus tags also map onto state PSC papers.
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