GS-III refers to the General Studies Paper III in the Civil Services Examination. It covers topics such as Indian economy, agriculture, and environment. This paper assesses candidates' understanding of various socio-economic issues. It also includes disaster management and security challenges. Mastery of GS-III is essential for effective governance. Candidates must stay updated on current affairs and policies related to these subjects.
India has crossed its 2030 target early by achieving 50 per cent non-fossil electric power capacity by June 2025. However, only about 24 per cent of electricity currently...
Recent events in India have once again brought into light the recurring problem of stampedes at large gatherings. The deadly stampede in Karur during a political rally led...
India reduced both income tax and the Goods and Services Tax (GST), costing the exchequer about ₹2.5 lakh crore. The government expects this to boost demand and accelerate...
India’s economy has shown remarkable resilience in 2025. The first quarter GDP growth of 7.8 per cent surpassed expectations despite global uncertainties and US tariff barriers. Inflation has...
India continues its journey to strengthen healthcare by expanding medical education infrastructure. On 24 September 2025, the Union Cabinet approved 10,023 new medical seats with an investment of...
India in 2025 faces complex global challenges. Rising US tariffs and visa restrictions strain its economy. Diplomatic tensions with the US add pressure. Meanwhile, India seeks to strengthen...
Maize, the world’s most widely grown grain, faces increasing threats from pests and climate change. Recent research reveals a natural plant communication system using linalool. This discovery offers...
India faces a massive challenge with food loss that affects its economy, food security and climate. Nearly one-third of the food produced globally is lost or wasted. India,...
India’s States show a mixed fiscal picture in 2025. While some report revenue surpluses, many rely heavily on borrowing and unstable income sources. The pandemic disrupted State finances,...
India in 2025 faces a critical challenge in asserting economic and digital sovereignty. Despite political independence, foreign influence remains deeply entrenched in key sectors. The dominance of multinational...
