Did Anu Kumari read newspaper?

I started reading newspaper during this section of UPSC preparation (ie interview and not for pre or mains which I had covered online). My interview experience- I have got 187 marks. I felt that my interview went well. I could not answer 3 questions but I calmly managed, smilingly said sorry I do not know it.

What is the optional subject of Anu Kumari?

She stayed with her parents for a while, so that she could concentrate in a better manner, on her preparation for the IAS exam. Her main optional subject for IAS was Sociology.

How do I read the Hindu newspaper?

Tips for Effective and Faster Reading of the ‘The Hindu’ newspaper Page 1: You just need to skim through the news headlines. Don’t waste too much time on the front page. Pages 2-6: Pages 2 – 3 usually carry only regional news (which varies from city to city) while pages 4-5 deals with news… Page

How many hours should an aspirant read the Hindu daily?

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How many hours should I read the Hindu newspaper Daily for UPSC?

But we advise 1 hour reading of ‘The Hindu’ newspaper as a daily exercise for all aspirants as this has multiple benefits. Most important of the benefits would be the ‘pictorial memory’ which would be of immense help in Prelims, Mains, and Interview.

Is there a substitute for ‘the Hindu’ newspaper?

The answer is yes. There are always substitutes – other newspapers, magazines, current affairs capsules, mobile apps and so on. But we advise 1 hour reading of ‘The Hindu’ newspaper as a daily exercise for all aspirants as this has multiple benefits.