It is not easy to put many things in context without knowing what has been going on in Indian politics over the years.
Your preparation should start with these. Every aspirant should read the NCERTs, regardless of the coaching they receive or the books they consult.
This is one book that is certain to appear on the reading list of IAS candidates for the UPSC exam. Politeness is a difficult topic to discuss.
We encourage you to approach Ramesh Singh in the same way that Laxmikanth did above, but our tablet students can skip it entirely if they prefer.
Once you are familiar with the fundamentals of modern history, economy, and politics, it is time to delve a little bit deeper.
This is the most structured book on Modern Indian History you can read, with the exception of a few titles like the Spectrum Books Civil Services.
It's time to start planning how to change the nation. The 2nd ARC had given it a lot of thought. Investigate their opinions and revise them.
Reading up on ancient history doesn't really pay off. Contrarily, this book is an accessible classic. You will feel elated to be an Indian. How you ought to read it