After the amazing response to the 1st Edition, Disha launches the revised & updated 2nd Edition of the Disha 365 Current Affairs Series. In a stark departure from the run-of–the-mill mammoth volumes on Current Affairs that treat readers to an information overdose but provide little understanding/analysis about the various factors at play behind; this avant-garde book adopts an investigative role and makes a deep insightful foray into the very core of the issue, unraveling it layer after layer taking you on a journey and making you feel like you were there just as it all happened. The book is a part of 2 book series that covers the entire CURRENT AFFAIRS of past 1 year. The Vol. 1 is divided into VI UNITS to cover all year round Current Affairs capturing the topics in General Studies 2 for Civil Services Exam (Paper 3 of IAS Main) with a focused approach, engaging and reader friendly language. It is a one stop solution for Mains-cum-Prelims Exam, where the topics are handpicked and customised in a crux manner to save your time and energy. The Topics covered are Polity & Governance; Reports & Indexes; Schemes, Bills & Acts; Social Justice; International Developments; Prelim Snippets picked directly from the syllabus of IAS Mains General Studies Papers 2. Understanding the students perspective, this book gives an opportunity to prepare the most relevant topics each with Sample Questions (Solved) for IAS Prelim & Mains to boost your Prelims Exam Score and Improve your Mains Answer Writing. The main components of the book can be summed up as: • Analysis of 192 Topics (divided into 6 Units) of Very High Importance • More than 770+ Topical Practice MCQs with explanations. • More than 560+ Topical Questions for Mains with key Points & Hints. • Prelims Snippets for Quick Revision exclusively to boost your Score • 2 Prelim + 2 Mains Full length Practice Tests with explanations to make you exam ready The book has been written by an eminent IAS faculty, Ashish Malik who is known for his acumen in Current Affairs and has created a name for himself among student fraternity.