Starting May 17, we embark on an exciting journey—exploring one great thinker each day. From politics to literature, from economics to society, brilliant minds have shaped how we see the world. But why study them? Because their ideas unlock deeper understanding. They challenge us to think critically, argue logically, and grasp complex concepts clearly. In exams, citing these thinkers doesn’t just impress—it shows depth, insight, and mastery of the subject. Let’s discover why their thoughts still matter today.
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Designed for UPSC and other competitive exams, this daily feature highlights a crucial news story, editorial or special article, handpicked for its relevance and insightful presentation
Starting May 17, we embark on an exciting journey—exploring one great thinker each day. From politics to literature, from economics to society, brilliant minds have shaped how we see the world. But why study them? Because their ideas unlock deeper understanding. They challenge us to think critically, argue logically, and grasp complex concepts clearly. In exams, citing these thinkers doesn’t just impress—it shows depth, insight, and mastery of the subject. Let’s discover why their thoughts still matter today.
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Designed for UPSC and other competitive exams, this daily feature highlights a crucial news story, editorial or special article, handpicked for its relevance and insightful presentation
Designed for UPSC and other competitive exams, this daily feature highlights a crucial news story, editorial or special article, handpicked for its relevance and insightful presentation
Designed for UPSC and other competitive exams, this daily feature highlights a crucial news story, editorial or special article, handpicked for its relevance and insightful presentation
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