Important Websites

Imp Websites

Parliamentary Committees:

http://164.100.47.134/committee/ 

Govt. Website on Various fields like Women empowermrnt, Education, Health etc.

http://vikaspedia.gov.in/

DAILY EDITORIAL CRUX LINK FOR UPSC MAINS:

http://www.iasabhiyan.com/search/label/Crux%20of%20Editorials

http://mrunal.org/

http://iashelp.com

More useful websites for the Civil Services Preparation:

General Subjects:

More interesting:

http://swapsushias.blogspot.com/

http://www.halfmantr.com/

http://www.marugujarat.in/upsc

All Previous exams question papers:


Test series Free Registration on Halfmantr.com : www.halfmantr.com/component/user/register 

For modal answers for mains exam pls see : http://www.halfmantr.com/model-answers-for-upsc-main-exam


http://www.idsa.in/ for international policies

Ethics and other Files Download:

http://www.indianofficer.com/files/


Imp website:

http://www.clearias.com/

http://indiancivilssupport.blogspot.in/

http://civilservices4u.blogspot.in/

OFFICIAL SITES

http://thesupermanreturns.wordpress.com/


1   Amnesty Internationalwww.amnesty.orgAnnual Reports (Social Issues)
2   UNESCAPwww.unescap.org/sddPopulation Policy (Socio-Economic Issues)
3   NASSCOMwww.nasscom.orgScience & Tech.
4   Down to Earthwww.Downtoearth.org.inScience & Tech.
5   Science Magwww.sciencemag.orgScience & Tech.
6   MOEFwww.moef.nic.in/index.phpReports and updates (Environment & Forestry)
7   MEAwww.mea.gov.inReports and updates (International Relations)
8   MHAwww.mha.nic.inAnnual Report and news (Governance, Security & Polity)
9    Law Ministrywww.lawmin.nic.inPolity
10  Social Justice Ministrywww.socialjustice.nic.inAnnual Report and news (Social Issues)
11  Ministry of Culturehttp://www.indiaculture.nic.in/Recent updates in Culture
12  RBIwww.rbi.org.in/home.aspxAll reports, policies, economics fundamentals (Economy)
13  Constitution of Indiawww.indiacode.nic.in/coiweb/welcome.htmlConstitution, Supreme Court judgment (Polity)
14  Indian Central Actswww.prsindia.orgLaws, Bills, Analysis and summary (Polity)
15  Planning Commissionwww.planningcommission.nic.in12th FYP, reports and policies (Economy)
16  PPP and Infrawww.infrastrucure.gov.in/index.htmlPPP policies and reports (Economy)
17  National Statswww.nationmaster.com/index.phpStatistical Data (Economy)
18  Word Atlaswww.worldatlas.com/aatlas/world.htmGeography
19  Indian Mapswww.projecttiger.nic.in/map.htmGeography
20  Physical Environmentwww4.uwsp.edu/geo/faculty/ritter/geog101/textbook/contents.htmlGeography
21  Newsfilewww.gsnewsfile.blogspot.inNewspapers Collection (Current Affairs)
22  IGNOUwww.egyankosh.ac.inIGNOU downloads : Governance, PRI, Social Issues & Optionals
23  Wikpediawww.en.wikipedia.orgTotal Coverage of the Syllabus
24  Press Information Bureauwww.pib.nic.inCurrent Affairs
25  ARC reportswww.arc.gov.inGovernance, GS (Ethics Paper) and more
26  Indian Mirrorwww.indianmirror.comCurrent Affairs
27  Environment Agreementswww.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_internationa_environmental_agreements_internationa_environmental_agreementsEnvironment n Ecology
28  Economy Articleswww.thehindu.com/opinion/columns/Chandrasekhar//columns/Chandrasekhar/CP Chandrasekhar articles on Economy
29  Institute for Defense studieswww.idsa.inSecurity Related Issues
30  Best Practiceswww.indiagovernance.gov.in/map.phpGovernance & Administration
31  Indian Council for World affairswww.icwa.in/International Relations
32  Institute of Peace Studieswww.ipcs.org/Issues of International Importance

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