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Exclusive for Subscribers from Monday to Friday: How strategic military infrastructure upgrade in Andaman and Nicobar relevant to the UPSC Exam? What significance do topics like food inflation and hepatitis have for both the preliminary and main exams? You can learn more by reading the Indian Express UPSC Key for April 10, 2024.

The compass of trust is everywhere. But how much do we trust people and why must good governance build trust between people and government? Nanditesh Nilay answers this essential question for your Ethics paper of UPSC CSE.

About 3,000 kilometers away from water stressed Bengaluru, IAS Surendra Kumar Meena and Alipurduar district administration have an effective solution to water scarcity. Don't miss the Post Read Question.

Can you think of effective crowd management in a place where conducting 'Sabarimala Yatra' amid natural disasters is not easy? Here is a case study of an inspiring leadership by IAS Divya S Iyer, Pathanamthitta district administration for your UPSC CSE and life in general. Don't miss the Post Read Question.

Technology in the hands of able administrators is transformational. Here is a case study of an inspiring leadership by IAS Sarveshwar Bhure and Raipur district administration for your UPSC CSE and life in general. Don't miss the Post Read Question.

Take a look at a case study which celebrates governance that turned a district into a fine example. Here is a quotable story of inspiring leadership by IAS Rajat Bansal and Bastar District Administration for your UPSC CSE and life in general. Don't miss the Post Read Question.

A famous quote on 'power' by Abraham Lincoln, asked in UPSC CSE 2013, finds great relevance for future bureaucrats studying ethics. What is it? Nanditesh Nilay explains, simplifies and provides salient points on the concept. Try out the Post Read Question.

Can politics and ethics go hand in hand? Nanditesh Nilay discusses various aspects of this much talked about issue. Let's learn. Do not miss to answer the Post Read Question.

Author and food historian Diane Purkiss picks food histories that reveal social, practical and personal attitudes to eating through the ages