How to Read Newspaper for Current Affairs for an UPSC exam?

Current undertakings mean, occasions of political or social intrigue and significance happening on the planet right now (as characterized by oxford word reference)

As in IAS exam certainty based inquiries are said, so while get ready for the exam it is vital for you to think about all the present issues happening on the planet at present.

Which is the best source that will help most?

The least difficult and most straightforward source to think about all the present undertakings is "Daily paper". On the off chance that you are caught up with doing your other stuff, It is anything but difficult to stamp any critical subject or occasion in the daily paper so you read would it be able to later. When you see news in TV it is hard to recollect the names or places or occasions identified with each other. As I said in IAS exam a few actualities based inquiries are inquired. So here daily paper assumes a vital part to help you effectively for exam planning.

Preparing notes related to current affairs for exam

Preparing notes will help you in the end when you will revise all the topics so it is very important to make proper notes. Noting down the important or main topic will surely make you remember events or topic more quickly and easily.

4 Arrested For Robbery Of Jewellery Worth Around Rs. 25 Lakh

FRESH DELHI: Four {people were|folks were} {caught|imprisoned|busted} on the charge of robbery and jewellery {well worth|worthy of|value} around Rs. 25 lakh, allegedly looted from {a home|a residence|a family house} at Gulabibagh area in northwest Delhi last month, was recovered from them, police said on {Wednesday|Thursday|Tues}.

Gurmukh, Himanshu, Bharat Kumar and Tanu Singh were nabbed on Monday {close to|around} Mayapuri bus depot by a Crime Branch team that had laid a trap {to them|on their behalf|for these people}, Ravindra Yadav, Joint Commissioner (Crime) of Police said.

They {experienced|got|acquired} planned to loot a cash van in Mayapuri which feeds currency {records|paperwork|remarks} in bank ATMs. The gang had already done a recce of the movement of cash vehicles and was going to carry out the loot in a day or two, he claimed.

Previous month, the accused {experienced|got|acquired} robbed the house of Kuldip Singh, a money lender, in Gulabibagh area. Posing as messengers providing invitation card for an event they convinced Singh's wife to open the door and {performed|completed|accomplished} the loot.

Threatening to {take|capture|blast} her 13-year-old son, they looted valuables including {platinum|yellow metal|silver} and silver jewellery and Rs. 1. 5 lakh in cash, the {official|police officer|expert} said, adding one of the accused Bharat, {experienced|got|acquired} pledged his share of 100 gm gold {charms|earrings} at a gold loan company.

24 Engineering students from hyderabad feared wash away in beas river in himachal pradesh

On 8^th June 2014 at least 24 students from an engineering college in Hyderabad feared drowned in the river Beas near Talhot village Himachal Pradesh ‘s Mandi district after large quantity of water released from Larji Reservoir on Sunday. The students for VNR Engineering College were on a tour of Himachal Pradesh and taking pictures on the bank of the river at Talhot when dam authorities opened the gates of the dam release water without prior warning.

According to the police, there were 61 people, including students and staff, who were on the their way to Manali in two college buses out of which 18 boys and 6 girls are feared to have drowned in the beas river on Sunday night.

Meanwhile, according to one of the witnesses -- Pratyusha, 23, a second year BTech student, the dam authorities had released water by opening the gates without warning leading to a flash flood and drowning most of the students. "Many of my friends were drowned," she said, adding that she had escaped as she was late in going down to join the team.

Rescue workers on Monday morning recovered five bodies from Himachal Pradesh's Mandi district, while the fate of 22 others washed away in the flooded Beas river is still not known, an official said.

AAP MLA held for attacking Delhi JAL board official

AAP MLA Prakash Jarwal has been arrested for slapping a junior engineer in Sangam Vihar. Delhi Jal Board had registered a case against Jarwal.

Police said the Deoli MLA was produced before a court on Friday, following which he was sent to custody. Jarwal has been charged with charge of obstructing public servant in discharge of public functions, charge of voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty and charge of assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty of the IPC.

Jarwal had got into an argument with the engineer over the installation of a tube well in Sangam Vihar. The official had claimed that one of the MLA's associates called him up and
told him to stop the work as it had to be inaugurated by Jarwal. When the official explained that it would lead to structural problems, Jarwal came to the site and got into an argument with him. When the engineer continued the work, he was allegedly hit by Jarwal.

On Thursday, Jarwal had rubbished the allegations and said he had gone to the site to ask the DJB official why the work had been stopped. Jarwal had alleged that the official had asked for a bribe and stopped the work.

"DJB officials started drilling at 6am but stopped at 8.30am. They began demanding money to complete the work. When I contacted the assistant engineer, he assured me that the work would start again. However, he refused to continue work on the tube well and told people that the work had been stopped because I was to come and inaugurate it," Jarwal had said. He also alleged that the DJB workers assaulted a local woman.

BJP starts open a fresh election in Delhi

On a high court after its Lok Sabha win, BJPP opens to fresh elections in Delhi. “BJP is prepare for a re-poll and confident for their victory. I will be the last man in this world to resort to any kind of manipulation,” Vardhan told PTI after he emerged victorious in the prestigious Chandni Chowk Constituency, defeating his nearest rival Ashutosh of Aam Aadmi Party. The BJP won all the seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi and the victorious contestants included three sitting MLAs including Vardhan.

The BJP won all the seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi and the victorious contestants included three sitting MLAs including Vardhan.

The hour-long meeting was attended by Delhi unit president Harsh Vardhan, former Delhi chiefs Vijay Goel and Vijender Gupta, Delhi unit in-charge for organizational affairs, Prabhat Jha, and other senior state and national leaders like Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj.

Sources say the party has decided to not make any attempt to get the support of MLAs from other parties as the prevailing conditions give BJP time to strengthen its hold in the city and cash in on Narendra Modi's development agenda.

Although the increase in AAP's vote share in Delhi is a cause of concern, BJP leaders say the AAP effect will fizzle out once the central government starts delivering on its promises. "They have benefited from a steep fall in Congress' vote share. AAP might further eat into Congress' Muslim vote bank. But once the central government starts delivering, it will help us consolidate votes in Delhi. Today, price rise, unemployment, lack of development etc are the key concerns. And our government promises to provide a solution to these issues,'' said a BJP MLA.

While most BJP MLAs aren't keen on another election so soon, Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan says the party is battle-ready. "We are ready. I maintain that BJP will not indulge in horse-trading to form the government in Delhi. LG Najeeb Jung has to take a final call on the issue of re-election,'' said Vardhan. Sources say fresh elections are unlikely before September.

The hour-long meeting was attended by Delhi unit president Harsh Vardhan, former Delhi chiefs Vijay Goel and Vijender Gupta, Delhi unit in-charge for organizational affairs, Prabhat Jha, and other senior state and national leaders like Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj.

Sources say the party has decided to not make any attempt to get the support of MLAs from other parties as the prevailing conditions give BJP time to strengthen its hold in the city and cash in on Narendra Modi's development agenda.

Although the increase in AAP's vote share in Delhi is a cause of concern, BJP leaders say the AAP effect will fizzle out once the central government starts delivering on its promises. "They have benefited from a steep fall in Congress' vote share. AAP might further eat into Congress' Muslim vote bank. But once the central government starts delivering, it will help us consolidate votes in Delhi. Today, price rise, unemployment, lack of development etc are the key concerns. And our government promises to provide a solution to these issues,'' said a BJP MLA.

While most BJP MLAs aren't keen on another election so soon, Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan says the party is battle-ready. "We are ready. I maintain that BJP will not indulge in horse-trading to form the government in Delhi. LG Najeeb Jung has to take a final call on the issue of re-election,'' said Vardhan. Sources say fresh elections are unlikely before September.

The hour-long meeting was attended by Delhi unit president Harsh Vardhan, former Delhi chiefs Vijay Goel and Vijender Gupta, Delhi unit in-charge for organizational affairs, Prabhat Jha, and other senior state and national leaders like Arun Jaitley and Sushma Swaraj.

Sources say the party has decided to not make any attempt to get the support of MLAs from other parties as the prevailing conditions give BJP time to strengthen its hold in the city and cash in on Narendra Modi's development agenda.

Although the increase in AAP's vote share in Delhi is a cause of concern, BJP leaders say the AAP effect will fizzle out once the central government starts delivering on its promises. "They have benefited from a steep fall in Congress' vote share. AAP might further eat into Congress' Muslim vote bank. But once the central government starts delivering, it will help us consolidate votes in Delhi. Today, price rise, unemployment, lack of development etc are the key concerns. And our government promises to provide a solution to these issues,'' said a BJP MLA.

While most BJP MLAs aren't keen on another election so soon, Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan says the party is battle-ready. "We are ready. I maintain that BJP will not indulge in horse-trading to form the government in Delhi. LG Najeeb Jung has to take a final call on the issue of re-election,'' said Vardhan. Sources say fresh elections are unlikely before September.

Modi march in Delhi

Traffic police have issued an advisory ahead of a victory procession scheduled in the capital, set to be led by BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, on Saturday. The march, starting at IGI airport, will end at the party's 11, Ashoka Road office. En route, Modi will stop at four places to meet his supporters. 

As he reached the party headquarters, Modi was showered with rose petals amid chants of his name by supporters. Party president Rajnath Singh and senior leader Nitin Gadkari were also present at 11, Ashoka Road in central Delhi.

"This victory is dedicated to the sacrifices of generations of loyal party workers who have been working tirelessly since 1952. It's the fruit of their blessings, prayers and hard work," Modi said.

The chief minister of Gujarat, who has never held national office, is set to drive from the airport to his party's headquarters in central New Delhi with supporters gathering along the route.

The BJP won the first majority in Parliament for 30 years on Friday after a campaign by Modi focused on delivering new jobs, development and clean government.

The triumph redrew India's political map, handing him a huge mandate for change, and heaping humiliation on the ruling Gandhi political dynasty.

Indian election results 2014 : Modi Wins

Eight months after the BJP named him its prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, proved he was valuable for the opposition the party originally encountered over its decision. Modi has delivered the BJP's best result ever, giving it more than the 272 seats it needs to form a government.  This is the first parliamentary majority by a single party since 1984.

In the course of a two-hour conversation four-and-a-half months ago, Narendra Modi told an editor of TOI, when asked how many seats he thought BJP would get: "This is not about arithmetic, this is about aspiration and passion. Ye toh tsunami aane wala hai (there is an electoral tsunami coming)." On Friday morning, as the manpower  of the Modi burst took the nation by storm, the word that trended to the top of social media was, not surprisingly, 'tsunamo'. It was a landslide for BJP, and a humiliating rout of Gandhi-led Congress.

In the end it just took a phone call from President Barack Obama to Narendra Modi with an invitation to visit Washington to reset a US policy that had shunned India's next prime minister for over a decade.

Mr Obama's invitation to Mr Modi "to visit Washington at a mutually agreeable time to further strengthen our bilateral relationship" was given as part of a congratulatory call made on Friday for the "Bharatiya Janata Party's success in India's historic election."

"The President noted he looks forward to working closely with Mr. Modi to fulfill the extraordinary promise of the US-India strategic partnership, and they agreed to continue expanding and deepening the wide-ranging cooperation between the two democracies," the White House said in a readout of the call.