14th Mar 2026
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Cracking the UPSC Civil Services Mains Examination is not just about knowledge - it is about how effectively you present that knowledge within limited time and word constraints. This initiative is designed to strengthen your answer writing skills through consistent, exam-oriented practice.
Every morning, we post 2-3 carefully curated questions based on current affairs, aligned with the demands of the UPSC Mains syllabus. The questions are analytical, relevant, and reflective of the evolving pattern of the examination - helping you develop critical thinking, structured presentation, and clarity of expression.
Aspirants are encouraged to write their answers in the comment section below, engage in peer learning, and refine their approach through regular practice.
**Consistency is the real game-changer in Mains preparation - and this initiative helps you build that discipline, one answer at a time.**
Q.1 Mandatory menstrual leave, while well-intentioned, may inadvertently deepen gender discrimination in the workplace.' In light of the Supreme Court's recent observations, critically examine the debate around menstrual leave legislation in India and suggest a balanced policy framework. (250 words)
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Q.2 Discuss the key tenets of the Washington Consensus and evaluate its impact on developing economies. In light of its failures, what alternative policy framework should guide global economic governance in a multipolar world? (250 words)
Source- TH
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