Which newspaper should we read during UPSC preparation?

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The Hindu and The Indian Express
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For UPSC (Civil Services Exam) preparation, reading newspapers is essential for current affairs, understanding government policies, and developing analytical perspectives. Newspapers to be read are:1. The Hindu - For Credible and balanced reporting. Excellent editorials and opinion pieces. 2. Indian...
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For UPSC (Civil Services Exam) preparation, reading newspapers is essential for current affairs, understanding government policies, and developing analytical perspectives.Newspapers to be read are:1. The Hindu - For Credible and balanced reporting. Excellent editorials and opinion pieces.2. Indian Express - More detailed investigative reporting. Very strong in analysis and background stories (helpful for Mains). Hindi Medium Aspirants can refer to Dainik Jagran (National Edition) or Hindustan: For current affairs and The Hindu (English) + Hindi Summary. Pro tips - 1. Don’t spend more than 1–1.5 hours daily on the newspaper.2. Use monthly current affairs compilations from institutes to revise and consolidate. read less
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The Hindu , Indian express and the economic times are the best newspaper
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The Indian Express and also go through monthly current affairs magzines like Pratiyogita Darpan.
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