Topic of the Day

The Topic of the Day

The Topic of the Day initiative by BYJU’s is to help the IAS Aspirants  understand various concepts that are a part of the UPSC Syllabus. A brief analysis of various topics will be posted from subjects like Art & culture, History, Economy, Geography, Science and Technology, Environment and Ecology etc on a daily basis.

Topic of the Day will not only be useful for IAS aspirants in the Prelims preparation but will also provide fodder for Mains exam. Understanding the basic concepts will help the aspirants build a strong foundation for their UPSC Civil Services Exam preparation. It will also help them in covering the current affairs part along with the topics from the static part of the UPSC syllabus and  get a clear idea on how to correlate issues in news with conventional topics and prepare notes on the same.

The Global Environment Facility (GEF) is a multilateral financial mechanism that provides grants to developing countries for projects that...
The IUCN is an international organization that works in the field of conservation of the world’s flora and fauna. This is an important...
A fuel cell is a device that produces electric energy, through a chemical reaction. Science & Technology is one of the subjects included in...
Radioactivity is the phenomenon of the disintegration of heavy elements into comparatively lighter emission in the form of radiations. This was...
BRICS Latest Update - 13th Summit of BRICS took place on 9th September 2021. India was the host of the XIII BRICS Summit. It was the third time,...
Category: General Science Title: Botany Vegetative propagation is an asexual method of reproduction in a plant. One plant is involved and the...
The Kushanas brought artisans trained in different countries to India and this gave rise to several schools of art such as Mathura and Gandhara...
UPSC Exam Preparation: Topic of the Day – Rashtriya Uchchattar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)The Rashtriya Uchchattar Shiksha Abhiyan or RUSA in its...
The Iranian ruler Darius penetrated into northwestern India in 516 B.C.  it became 20th province or satrapy. This satrapy included Sindh,...
Global Peace Index (GPI) 2020 has been released. 163 independent states and territories were ranked for their level of peacefulness. India...
The Indian subcontinent has faced invaders from Central Asia since the days of the Indus Valley civilization. But what made the Turkic invasions...
Indian Philosophy can be broadly divided into 2 types: astika and nastika. Astika philosophy are divided into 6 types Nyaya Vaisheshika...
Carbon capture and sequestration is the process of capturing waste carbon dioxide (CO2) from large point sources, such as fossil fuel power...