Current affairs built for the exam, not just reprinted from the news.
Every day’s important national news — and your state’s, where your exam has a state paper — rewritten in plain exam-focused language and connected straight to your syllabus, not copy-pasted from the source article.
How it works
We track the sources that matter
National outlets like The Hindu and Indian Express, alongside genuinely regional sources like Hindustan Times Lucknow and IndiaTV Uttar Pradesh, are pulled in daily so UP-specific developments don't get lost in national noise.
Every item is rewritten for exam prep
Nothing is copied from the source article. Each item is written fresh in plain language with what happened, why it matters for the exam, key facts, a possible exam-question angle, and the syllabus topics it touches.
You revise, practice, and test on it
Flip the state toggle to focus on state-specific news, jump into auto-generated practice questions on the exam-worthy items, or take an instant quiz built from the week's current affairs.
What makes it different
A real state lens
One toggle filters down to items with genuine relevance to your exam’s state — state schemes, policies, appointments, and developments — instead of making you dig through national headlines for the two that matter.
Written fresh, never copied
Every item is composed in the app's own words with a structured exam-focused breakdown, not a mirror of the source article — so you're reading something built to be revised, not a news clipping.
Quality-checked practice questions
Practice MCQs are only generated when an item has a genuinely exam-worthy fact — a named scheme, report, appointment, or place — never from a passing headcount or stray date. Every generated question is also reviewed by a person before it's fully trusted.
A monthly magazine you can actually print
A bilingual, print-ready magazine is compiled automatically each month from that month's published items, with a UP-specific lead section, category-wise organization, and a quiz appendix — save it as a PDF straight from your browser.
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