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- SYNOPSIS [23rd NOVEMBER,2020] Day 37: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [20th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 35: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [18th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 33: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [17th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 32: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [9th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 25: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
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- Day 2 – Q 3. The fairs and festivals in India resonate with the weather and the harvest cycles. Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 2 – Q 2. Sufi and Bhakti poets have contributed immensely to India’s literary and spiritual heritage. Elucidate.
- Day 2 – Q 1. In India’s rich musical heritage, ‘Khyal’ and ‘Thumri’ hold a prominent place. Discuss.
- Day 1 – Q 3. India has a rich tradition of storytelling through paintings. With the help of suitable examples, examine the periods in India’s history when this practice was highly prevalent.
- Day 1 – Q 2. India’s ancient temple architectures depict the vibrant social life and the spiritual sensibilities prevalent during those times. Elucidate.
- Day 1 – Q 1. The portrayal of Buddha in different forms and moods is a recurring theme in India’s ancient artistic culture. Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 1 – Q 1. South Indian Temples are the most beautiful architectural expressions of religion in India. Comment.
- Day 1 – Q 2. The caves of ancient and medieval ages enlighten us with a lot of information of the bygone era giving us an impression of various traditions, customs and lifestyles followed by the inhabitants.
- Day 1 – Q 3. The subject matter of Indian sculpture is almost invariably abstracted human forms that were used to instruct people in the truths of the Hindu, Buddhist, or Jain religions. Elucidate.
- Day 19 – Q 3. Formation of the Northeastern states has contributed greatly to stabilise India’s politico-geographical integrity. Elucidate.
- Day 19 – Q 2. What impact did Soviet Union’s disintegration have on India’s foreign policy? Critically analyse.
- Day 19 – Q 1. C. Rajagoplachari’s efforts to build an anti-Congress front was significant chapter in India’s post-independence political history. Do you agree? Critically comment.
- Day 4 – Q 3. In terms of political ideology and commitment towards socialism, what differences do you notice between Subhash Chandra Bose and Mahatma Gandhi? Discuss.
- Day 4 – Q 2. Examine the factors that contributed to the rise of communalism during the first half of the 20th century.
- Day 4 – Q 1. Despite failing to achieve its stated objectives, the Non-Cooperation Movement was a landmark in India’s freedom struggle. Comment.
- Day 3 – Q 4. The partition of Bengal is a watershed in India’s freedom struggle. Do you agree? Substantiate your views.
- Day 3 – Q 3. The socio-religious movements were reformist in nature and they hardly created revolutionary sentiments against British rule in India. Do you agree? Critically examine.
- Day 3 – Q 2. What was the tribal response to British policies and rule in the 19th century? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 3 – Q 1. What was the subsidiary alliance? How did it shape the contemporary political landscape? Examine.
- Day 28 – Q 3. Do you agree with the assertion that German expansionism was the root cause of World war II? Critically examine.
- Day 28 – Q 2. The rise of capitalism was a natural corollary of colonialism. Do you agree? Substantiate your views.
- Day 28 – Q 1. Examine the factors that led to the rising tide of nationalism in 18th and 19th century Europe.
- Day 17 – Q 2. Examine the series of incidents and the prevalent geopolitics that led to the Indo-China war of 1962.
- Day 17 – Q 1. The attitude of the contemporary political leadership towards India’s participation in WWII was different than what it was during WWI. Elucidate.
- Day 27 – Q 3. Examine the role of economic competition, especially among the lower and middle class strata, in fuelling communal ideology.
- Day 27 – Q 2. Poor people’s involvement in local associations and inter-community cooperation mechanisms can contribute to social empowerment. Do you agree? Substantiate.
- Day 27 – Q 1. Development of bicultural identity is an important effect of globalisation in India. Elucidate.
- Day 26 – Q 3. Why does India fare poorly on the Global Hunger Index despite having surplus food? Analyse. What measures would you suggest to address this paradox? Discuss.
- Day 26 – Q 2. What is the National Population Register (NPR)? What is the need of having the NPR? How is it different from census? Examine.
- Day 26 – Q 1. True emancipation of women can occur only if representation of women in the political process and institutions increase substantially. Do you agree? Critically comment.
- Day 25 – Q 3. The last couple of decades have witnessed far reaching structural and functional changes in the Indian family system. Do you agree? Substantiate your views.
- Day 25 – Q 2. There are striking regional differences regarding kinship systems and marriage in India. Illustrate.
- Day 25 – Q 1. Do you think India’s multilingual society creates social and political tension? Critically comment.
- Day 27 – Q 2. What role have social influence and persuasion played in containing the spread of COVID-19? Illustrate.
- Day 56 – Q 3. How do changes in the pattern of the Asian Monsoon affect various parts of the world? Explain with the help of recent examples.
- Day 56 – Q 2. What do you understand by Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)? What were those factors that made India a hotspot for BPOs? What is the future of BPOs in India? Examine.
- Day 56 -Q 1. What are tides? How do tides form? Explain. What is the significance of tides for marine ecology? Discuss.
- Day 55 – Q 3. Examine the impacts of global sea level rise on the costal flora and fauna.
- Day 55 – Q 2. What is Mascarene High? How does it impact the weather pattern in the Indian subcontinent? Explain.
- Day 55 – Q 1. With the help of suitable examples, examine the pattern of losses of ice bodies in different parts of the world.
- Day 54 – Q 3. What do you understand by storm surge? How does a storm storm surge get formed? Discuss.
- Day 54 – Q 2. With the help of suitable examples, discuss the endogenous factors that lead to the formation of volcanoes.
- Day 54 – Q 1. What role do temperate cyclones play in causing precipitation in different parts of India? Explain.
- Day 37 – Q 2. How has the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic affected the supply and distribution of oil resources? Examine.
- Day 22 – Q 3. What are gyres? What role do they play in shaping the coastal climate? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 22 – Q 2. What role does geology play in the resource endowment of a region? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 22 – Q 1. Give a brief description of the distribution and characteristics of the grasslands of the world.
- Day 53 – Q 3. How are sustainable technologies shaping the economies of different countries? Discuss. What is the level of maturity of this industry in India? Examine.
- Day 53 – Q 2. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we have witnessed significant shifts in the pattern of investments across the world. Please discuss a few examples along with their causative factors.
- Day 53 – Q 1. What are the locational factors for the pharmaceutical industry? Discuss with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 38 – Q 3. Ocean beds are huge repositories of critical resources. Can you explain the distribution of such resources?
- Day 38 – Q 2. Examine the distribution of freshwater resources in Asia. How is water distribution shaping the fate of this continent? Analyse.
- Day 38 – Q 1. What do you understand by the term ‘geopolitics’? Explain. How does resource endowment shape the geopolitics of a region? Illustrate.
- Day 11 – Q 3. Though , the Nisarga cyclone affected parts of Maharashtra, tropical cyclones usually don’t occur along the western coast of India. Why? What was then exceptional about Nisarga?
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- Day 44 – Q 3. What are the most serious impediments for the success of e-governance initiatives in India? Examine.
- Day 44 – Q 2. Critically assess the efficacy of the Right to Information (RTI) as a tool of accountability and transparency in governance.
- Day 44 – Q 1. How can artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques help in improving e-governance? Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 43 – Q 3. Many a times, we have witnessed civil servants getting suspended over their remarks or criticism of the Government on social media platforms. Is it justified to stifle the right to free speech of a civil servant? Critically comment.
- Day 43 – Q 2. Why is it important for a civil servant to be technologically informed? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 43 – Q 1. Can India afford to do away with the civil services? Share and substantiate your views.
- Day 26 – Q 3. The undergraduate admission season is close. Lakhs of students will apply to different colleges and universities. Do you think, too much emphasis on marks as the entry criteria creates mediocrity and stifles talent? Comment.
- Day 26 – Q 2. Do you think NGOs are indispensable for extending relief after natural or man made calamities? Substantiate your views.
- Day 24 – Q 2. What are the different constitutional bodies, apart from the judiciary, that have the mandate to protect the rights of citizens, especially the disadvantaged ones? Discuss.
- Day 24 – Q 1. The office of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India is the keystone in the arch of constitutional measures of accountability. Comment.
- Day 62 – Q 3. There are many international organisations and programmes that work for the eradication of extreme poverty and hunger. Can you discuss at least three of them? Also, discuss their mandate and objectives.
- Day 62 – Q 2. What is the structure and the mandate of the International Labour Organisation (ILO)? Discuss.
- Day 61 – Q 3. With many global powers getting disillusioned with the Chinese promise, India has a golden window of opportunity to become the global manufacturing hub. Comment.
- Day 61 – Q 2. What are India’s economic and strategic interests in the ASEAN? Has India been able to tap the potential that Indo-ASEAN engagement offers? Critically comment.
- Day 61 – Q 1. What has been the general trend of India’s Africa policy? What are your views on the same? Discuss.
- Day 60 – Q 3. What is G-20? What is its mandate? How does it affect India’s economic interests? Discuss.
- Day 60 – Q 2. What are India’s interests in the Middle-East? How have India’s relations taken shape with the Islamic World in the recent past? Discuss.
- Day 60 – Q 1. How are strategic alliances taking shape in the Indo-Pacific region? What are the underlying factors of the evolving alliances? Examine.
- Day 59 – Q 3. The internal affairs have had a substantial bearing on India’s relations with the neighbours. Elucidate.
- Day 59 – Q 2. What diplomatic measures were taken in the recent past by India to isolate Pakistan at various global forums? Have these measures been effective? Critically examine.
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- Day 38 – Q 3. What is the ‘Blue Flag’ certification of beaches? Explain. Why was it in news recently? Discuss.
- Day 38 – Q 2. Comment on India’s recent achievements on the front of border infrastructure expansion. What benefits would accrue with such expansion? Examine.
- Day 38 – Q 1. Do you think river interlinking is the the most suitable way forward for water management in India? Critically examine.
- Day 37 – Q 3. Examine the ways in which digital technologies can improve the ease of doing business in India.
- Day 37 – Q 2. How do tax policies affect the investment climate? Illustrate.
- Day 37 – Q 1.Critically evaluate the impact of liberalisation in addressing the twin problem of poverty and unemployment in India.
- Day 14 – Q 3. Why is regional imbalance a grave threat in the Indian context? Examine. Can the creation of infrastructure alone ensure inclusive growth and reduce the feeling of alienation? Critically comment.
- Day 14 – Q 2. The goal of sustainable and inclusive economic growth can’t be achieved without empowering women entrepreneurs. Do you agree? Substantiate your views
- Day 14 – Q 1. Explain the concept of gender budgeting? Why is it significant? Explain with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 13 – Q 3. The continuance of retrospective amendments to taxation laws hurts investor sentiments and is detrimental to India’s economic aspirations. Do you agree? Substantiate your views.
- Day 39 – Q 3. Discuss the recent progress achieved in drone technology. What are its potential commercial applications? Examine.
- Day 39 – Q 2. Discuss the working principle of DNA and RNA vaccines.
- Day 39 – Q 1. What are the various stages of vaccine development? Illustrate. How is efficacy of a vaccine calculated? Explain.
- Day 49 – Q 3. How does ball tracking technology work in Cricket? Explain.
- Day 49 – Q 2. How does plasma therapy work? Explain.
- Day 49 – Q 1. What is immunotherapy? What are its applications? Illustrate.
- Day 48 – Q 3. How can technologies like blockchain and internet of things (IoT) transform the lives of common citizens?
- Day 48 – Q 2. What do you understand by the term ‘transfer of technology’? Why is it important? Illustrate with the help of suitable examples.
- Day 48 – Q 1. What are your views on the recently announced National Education Policy (NEP)? Will it lead towards better scientific temper amongst students? Discuss.
- Day 47 – Q 3. How do mobile apps pose a threat to internal security? Examine.
- Day 10 – Q 2. Economic lockdown has miraculously changed the environment condition in India. What lessons can we learn from it and what measures should be taken to maintain this environmental condition?
- Day 4 – Q 3. What are the most potent threats to the mangrove ecosystem in Eastern India? Discuss. In what ways to cyclones like the recent Amphan affect the mangroves? Examine.
- Day 50 – Q 3. There are certain stretches of the Himalayan rivers that are extremely polluted and hazardous for human consumption. Can you identify those stretches? What makes these stretches so polluted? Examine.
- Day 50 – Q 2. How is biodiversity loss associated with infrastructure development? How does environmental impact assessment help in reconciling the developmental needs with conservation imperatives? Explain.
- Day 50 – Q 1. What are the institutional and legal arrangements in place to address pandemics in India? How have the paned out during COVID-19? Examine.
- Day 10 – Q 1. How can Global warming be seen as a cause of increase in epidemics? Discuss.
- Day 8 – Q 2. What are the challenges posed by India’s federal polity in the formulation and implementation of a cohesive disaster response policy. Examine.
- Day 7 – Q 3. What are the institutional arrangements in place to tackle epidemics in India? What are the most serious gaps in this arrangement? Examine.
- Day 2 – Q 2. The toxic gas leak in Visakhapatnam that killed 11 people and made hundreds ill shows lessons haven’t been learned from the 1984 Bhopal tragedy. In this light, suggest a blueprint for preventing such disasters in the future.
- Day 5 – Q 1. What is ‘online extremism’? What are the ways to curb it? Can a restrictions on internet in the highly disturbed pockets really help in curbing online extremism? Critically comment.
- Day 4 – Q 2. There is a serious gap in global dialogue between nuclear weapons states — at bilateral and multilateral levels. Do you agree? Should this gap be a case of serious concern? Critically analyse.
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- Day 35 – Q 5. True compassion means not only feeling another’s pain but also being moved to help relieve it. Examine the significance of this statement for a public servant.
- Day 35 – Q 4. There is no higher calling in terms of a career than public service, which is a chance to make a difference in people’s lives and improve the world. Comment.
- Day 35 – Q 3. Empathy is about finding echoes of another person in yourself. Illustrate.
- Day 35 – Q 2. Tolerance is giving to every other human being every right that you claim for yourself. Elucidate.
- Day 35 – Q 1. Perfect objectivity is an unrealistic goal; fairness, however, is not. Critically comment.
- Day 29 – Q 5. While attitude is associated with character or virtues; aptitude is associated with competence. Elucidate.
- Day 29 – Q 4. What sort of emotional aptitude is needed for a successful career in the civil services? Examine.
- Day 29 – Q 3. Why is non-partisanship a foundational value for the civil service? Substantiate.
- Day 29 – Q 2. Integrity requires self-discipline and will power to resist the temptation. Illustrate.
- Day 29 – Q 1. Examine the significance of political impartiality for a civil servant in a democracy.
Current Affairs
- Day 39 – Q 5. Examine the current and potential applications of wearable devices.
- Day 39 – Q 4. What do you understand by the ‘dark web’? Why is it a serious threat? Explain.
- Day 38 – Q 5. Examine the significance of rural infrastructure schemes for the economy.
- Day 38 – Q 4. What is the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP)? What are its intended benefits? Examine.
- Day 37 – Q 5. The MSME sector holds the key to engender fast and equitable socio-economic growth in India. Do you agree? Substantiate.
- Day 37 – Q 4. What is the role of government in a liberalised economy? Discuss. In this light, assess the performance of the Indian governments post 1991 economic reforms.
- Day 34 – Q 5. Gender identity is a fluid concept. Do you agree? Do you think, Indian society has matured enough to internalise this reality? Critically examine.
- Day 34 – Q 4. Examine the factors that make Indian farmers vulnerable. Discuss the measures taken in recent years to address those.
- Day 33 – Q 5. What is the Ayushman Sahakar Scheme? Can it transform the status of healthcare in the rural areas? Examine.
- Day 33 – Q 4. Mission Karmayogi is a crucial step towards the modernisation of civil services in India. Comment.
TLP 2020 - Phase 2
- SYNOPSIS [23rd NOVEMBER,2020] Day 37: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[25th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 39
- SYNOPSIS [20th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 35: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[24th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 38
- SYNOPSIS [19th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 34: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[23rd NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 37
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – ESSAY [21st NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 36
- SYNOPSIS [18th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 33: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [17th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 32: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 4 Questions[20th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 35
- SYNOPSIS [16th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 31: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[19th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 34
- SYNOPSIS [13th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 29: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[18th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 33
- SYNOPSIS [12th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 28: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[17th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 32
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[16th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 31
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – ESSAY [14th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 30
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 4 Questions[13th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 29
- SYNOPSIS [11th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 27: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[12th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 28
- SYNOPSIS [10th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 26: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [9th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 25: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[11th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 27
- SYNOPSIS [6th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 23: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[10th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 26
- SYNOPSIS [5th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 22: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- SYNOPSIS [4th NOVEMBER,2020] Day 21: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[9th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 25
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – ESSAY [7th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 24
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 4 Questions[6th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 23
- SYNOPSIS [3rd NOVEMBER,2020] Day 20: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[5th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 22
- SYNOPSIS [2nd NOVEMBER,2020] Day 19: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[4th NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 21
- SYNOPSIS [30th OCTOBER,2020] Day 17: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[3rd NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 20
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 1 Questions[2nd NOVEMBER,2020] – Day 19
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – ESSAY [31st OCTOBER,2020] – Day 18
- SYNOPSIS [29th OCTOBER,2020] Day 16: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 4 Questions[30th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 17
- SYNOPSIS [28th OCTOBER,2020] Day 15: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[29th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 16
- SYNOPSIS [27th OCTOBER,2020] Day 14: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[28th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 15
- SYNOPSIS [26th OCTOBER,2020] Day 13: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[27th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 14
- SYNOPSIS [23rd OCTOBER,2020] Day 11: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 3 Questions[26th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 13
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – ESSAY [24th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 12
- SYNOPSIS [22nd OCTOBER,2020] Day 10: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 4 Questions[23rd OCTOBER,2020] – Day 11
- SYNOPSIS [21st OCTOBER,2020] Day 9: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[22nd OCTOBER,2020] – Day 10
- SYNOPSIS [20th OCTOBER,2020] Day 8: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[21st OCTOBER,2020] – Day 9
- SYNOPSIS [19th OCTOBER,2020] Day 7: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[20th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 8
- IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2 – ENGLISH & हिंदी): UPSC Mains Answer Writing – General Studies Paper 2 Questions[19th OCTOBER,2020] – Day 7
- SYNOPSIS [16th OCTOBER,2020] Day 5: IASbaba’s TLP (Phase 2): UPSC Mains Answer Writing (General Studies)