StrivefyCurrent Affairs

About

About Strivefy Current Affairs

Strivefy Current Affairs is a daily digest of the news that matters for UPSC, BPSC, UPPCS, State PCS and other PSC exams, written for revision rather than reading time.

What you get

  • Two editions a day: an afternoon and an evening update, in IST, each kept in the archive.
  • Exam-shaped stories: why it is in the news, numbered key points, background, a prelims fact and the mains relevance with its GS paper.
  • Revision tools: filter by GS paper, expand or collapse stories, bookmark what you want to revise.

Sources

Stories are built from articles and releases published by:

  • PIB (Press Information Bureau)
  • The Hindu
  • The Indian Express

How the summaries are made

Each edition is generated automatically: recent articles from the sources above are collected, near-duplicates are removed, and an AI model summarises the most exam-relevant ones into the story format you see here. Summaries are a study aid. Always check important dates, figures and names against the original or official source before relying on them, especially for answer writing.

Found a mistake? Email hi@strivefy.app with the story link and we will look at it.

Frequently asked questions

What is Strivefy Current Affairs?
Strivefy Current Affairs is a daily digest of the most exam-relevant Indian news for UPSC Civil Services, BPSC, UPPCS and other State PCS / PSC aspirants. Each story explains why it is in the news, the key points, background, a prelims fact and its mains relevance.
How often is it updated?
Twice a day: an afternoon edition and an evening edition, both published in Indian Standard Time (IST). Every edition is kept in the archive by date.
Which sources are used?
Stories are built from PIB (Press Information Bureau) releases, The Hindu and The Indian Express.
Which exams is it useful for?
UPSC CSE (prelims and mains), BPSC, UPPCS and other State PCS / PSC exams. Each story is tagged with the GS paper it maps to, such as GS-II or GS-III.
How are the summaries produced?
Summaries are generated with AI from the source articles and structured for exam revision. They are a study aid, so always confirm important facts and figures against official sources before relying on them.
Is it free?
Yes. Visitors can read the latest edition's top stories without signing in. Logging in free with Google unlocks every story of every edition and lets you bookmark stories across devices.
What does each story include?
Why in news, numbered key points, background and context, a prelims fact capsule and a mains relevance note with the GS paper.

More from us

Free tools from the Strivefy team for focused exam preparation.