🚨NEW DAILY SERIES:Diagramification of your Mains Answer📖
⏱Every morning, 9:00 AM sharp: one researched diagram from a repeating Mains theme, with exactly where and how to use it in your answer. Channel link of this series (Click here to join) ⬅️
Why follow this daily?
✔️Mains is not about writing MORE, it's about presenting BETTER. Our analysis of topper copies shows presentation is increasingly fetching marks a diagram breaks the monotony of a text-heavy answer instantly.
✔️ Every diagram is mapped to themes UPSC keeps repeating- Disasters, Agriculture, Economy, Internal Security and more.
✔️Latest data with official sources (Economic Survey, Agri Census, CGWBetc )
✔️30 seconds to draw in the hall. But in a pile of 100 same-looking copies, yours is the one the examiner remembers.
✅How to use the series:Save the post → note the theme connections → practice the diagram once → deploy it in your next test copy.
✉️Channel link of this series (click here to join)
⚡️Hi everyone, due to the ongoing with Vision IAS issue, Updated Mains 365 may not come, But the same person who was responsible for Mains 365, yes the same hands who created this legendary document for last 4-5 years will be doing it for us, may to July updated Mains 365 (will be branded as Mains 365+ due to obvious reasons) will be released freely in next few days!
✅To get this document please join the following channel
(Click here to join)
(Click here to join)
Since Mains is still some time away, I thought it might be more useful to start sharing some Prelims-oriented resources first.
One of the subjects many of us struggle with is Ancient & Medieval History — mostly because reliable, consolidated resources are hard to come by. These are notes I compiled over my first two attempts from multiple sources including Old and New NCERTs, the Tamil Nadu Board Class 11 History book, PYQ compilations, and other supplementary material. They’re factual, Prelims-focused, and were designed to simplify revision.
⚠️ A quick clarification — Please don’t switch to these this close to the exam. Use them only to plug gaps or supplement what you’re already doing.
Also, an obvious disclaimer: these notes are intended purely as learning aids, not a reflection of my views on any contentious historical issues. And none of us make notes thinking we’ll have to publicly share them someday — so please exercise due discretion 🙂