Comprehensive daily updates for UPSC, State PSC, SSC, Banking and other government exams Latest Current Affairs (September 19, 2026) We have updated today's current affairs for students preparing for UPSC, SSC, PSC and other examinations. Want to clear your backlog then we request you to visit 'Current Affairs Archive'. Shruti Sharma AIR-1, UPSC CSE 2021 Notes Making Strategy for UPSC Preparation Read "The Hindu" primarily during most of the preparation. Also read "The Indian Express" before the interview. Do not make rigorous notes from the newspaper. Read the newspaper religiously but only made notes of relevant topics. Make notes of topics that could help in the paper, focusing on parts related to the syllabus. Use newspaper examples extensively, especially for internal security and ethics answers. Make notes of specific examples like drone attacks for internal security and cyber security incidents.

Garima Lohia AIR-2, UPSC CSE 2022 How to Make Notes of Current Affairs Mistake: Spending excessive time (six hours/day) on current affairs. Learning: Prioritize building a strong foundation in static subjects. Strategy: Allocate more time to strengthening static subjects. Importance: Even with challenging current affairs, strong static knowledge ensures success. Approach: Give two hours for current affairs daily. Advice: Don't overindulge in collecting materials; focus on quality. Guidance: Stick to one trusted source for study materials. Tip: Consistency is more important than constantly switching sources. Frequently Asked Questions Stay Updated with Daily Current Affairs Bookmark this page and visit daily for the most comprehensive current affairs updates tailored for competitive exams.