14/09/2026
As a UPSC aspirant, we often waste hours watching political debates on TV, thinking it helps us build our current affairs knowledge.
Our faculty drops a massive reality check on this habit!
When an emerging party historically swept the Delhi elections by winning 67 out of 70 seats, the so-called expert political analysts completely failed to predict it.
If they cannot predict the mood of a small state's election, their loud geopolitical analysis is just noise.
For GS Paper 2 (Indian Polity), relying on sensationalized media is pure bhatkaav. True purusharth requires an aspirant to read authentic reports, analyze raw data, and understand the real pulse of the people. Patanjali Civil Services Academy (PCSA) trains you to cut out this noise and think like a true national leader.
Aap civil servant hote to ground reality samajhne ke liye kin authentic sources ka use karte? Drop your strategies below! ??
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