UPSC has increased the number of questions which are asked from Yojana and Kurukshetra magazines, especially in GS paper 2 and 3. Also, in prelims, UPSC directly asks question from PIB.
Importance of Yojana and Kurukshetra
Importance of PIB
But should aspirants cover Yojana, Kurukshetra and PIB? The answer is NO. Reasons:
- If you consider all the pages of Yojana, Kurukshetra and PIB , it will be around 500. It is time consuming and almost impossible to cover along with standard books
- Many of the articles, facts etc. are not relevant from the exam perspective
- They carry a lot of repetitive information
- Not possible to revise these
Solution: Read the summary of Yojana, Kurukshetra and PIB. Reasons for it:
- Only most relevant topics for exam are covered in the Magazine
- Articles are comprehensively covered
- Articles are broken in answer writing format for easy remembrance of aspirants
- Saving of time and efforts for aspirants which can be used to prepare other topics of UPSC
- Easy to revise multiple times for memorization of facts, data and examples
Apti Plus Summary of these magazines are one of the best as it not only provides the relevant information but also it is presented in a simple and lucid language for easy memorization.
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National Programme on Anganwadi-cum-Crèche (Palna)
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Garba included in UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list
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Rajya Sabha passes Bill for appointment of CEC, ECs
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UGC draft guidelines on recognition of colleges
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Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra
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Towards Making Villages Self-reliant
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Empowering Rural India
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Accelerating economic growth in villages
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Lakhpati Didi: A Unique Initiative
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India’s Moonshot
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India’s growing stature: A rising Power
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Redefining Mobility: Transforming landscape of transport sector
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India’s Industry Sector
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2nd Voice of Global South Summit
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Pradhan Mantri Mahila Kisan Drone Kendra
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World Food India 2023
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Pradhan Mantri Janjati Adivasi Nyaya Maha Abhiyan
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Ayurveda Gyan Naipunya Initiative (AGNI) Initiative
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Pradhan Mantri Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups Mission
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Nurturing Sports Talent in Rural India
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PM Vishwakarma Yojana
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Developing talent in healthcare
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Encouraging Micro-Entrepreneurship
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Integrating Technology into Rural Education and Capacity Building of Teachers
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G20 for the Planet, People, Peace, and Prosperity
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Designing a circular Economy World
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Dpi And Public Participation
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Mera Yuva Bharat Platform
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9th G20 Parliamentary Speakers' Summit (P20)
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Digital India Act 2023
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National Turmeric Board
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World Health Summit 2023
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Foundation for Amrit Vatika
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Vision For Green And Clean Rural India
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Integrated Solar Village Scheme
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Crop Residue Management
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Water For Clean And Green Village
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Digital Technology For Greener Villages
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Green Initiatives For Rural Economy
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CHANDRAYAAN-3: India’s Successful Lunar Mission
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Road Infrastructure getting smarter
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Rail Infrastructure
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Unity Malls
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Agri Infrastructure
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The Post Office Bill, 2023
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One Nation, One Election
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National Judicial Data Grid portal
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PM Vishwakarma Scheme
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128th Amendment Bill, 2023
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Malaviya Mission
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Skill India Digital Platform
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Make in India: Catalysing Growth of Students and Youth
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Make in India: Challenges opportunities and Outcomes
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Boosting Innovation Transforming manufacturing
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India Hub for Electronics Manufacturing
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Renewable Energy: Making India Self-Sufficient
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Making of a Bureaucrat: Civil service reforms through a capacity building approach
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Accountability and Financial Administration
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Parliamentary Committees
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Law Commission of India