Current affairs for UPSC

The day's news, ordered for the exam.

Six stories a day, 25 minutes, every one mapped to the syllabus. Threads connect today's story to its history and its tensions — so you revise a topic, not a headline.

Free during beta · Sources cited on every story
Monday, July 27
Lead · Social justice Govt introduces bill to penalise paper leak in Lok Sabha amid Opposition protest
RBI: rupee undervalued, $32 bn via FCNR(B) GS-III
Anti-paper-leak amendment bill in Lok Sabha GS-II
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How it works

A daily ritual, not a feed.

01

Read the edition

Six stories chosen for exam relevance, each with a what-happened, a why-it-matters, and an exam angle. 25 minutes, sources cited.

02

Follow the threads

Every story sits on threads: the flow of how it got here, the tension of the live debate, and the topics it links to.

03

Prove you read

Finish all six and the daily quiz unlocks. Your streak, your coverage of the syllabus, your weak topics — all on one dial.

Threads

News is a line, not a point.

A roll revision in 2026 makes sense only next to the one that collapsed in 2004 and the Aadhaar fight of 2023. Meridian keeps that line intact — every story arrives already connected to its past, its counter-argument, and its topic wiki.

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2004 Bihar intensive revision curtailed midway
2023 Aadhaar–voter ID linkage made voluntary
Today Special intensive revision in three states

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