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Each & every Essay topic this year (UPSC 2025) was a hidden debate about truth and bias, war and restraint, wealth and desire.

The art of writing them is not in collecting & dumping examples, which is usually the refrain of old school Essay frameworks (PESTLE, SWOT, Shareholders etc.) but in showing a journey: from Thesis, where you state the core idea; to Antithesis, where you confront its counter-truth; and finally to Synthesis, where you rise to a wiser perspective that reconciles the two.

This is how a single line of wisdom grows into examples and arguments that actually connect with each other.

UPSC’s message is clear: Thematic, GS heavy topics are a gone era. It is going to test the breadth of your philosophical understandings and the depth of your reflection.

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0:00 – TAS in one line: thesis–antithesis–synthesis for UPSC essays
0:29 – Hegel to UPSC: why essays are clashes of ideas, not linear stories
1:02 – Thesis: crafting the dominant argument and essay stance
1:17 – Antithesis: building “but” objections that add nuance
2:54 – When brute force is necessary: calibrated exceptions and self-defense
3:46 – Appeasement trap and misreading restraint in geopolitics
4:24 – Synthesis: graded, calibrated responses over binaries
5:47 – Covert vs brute war: tech, cyber, and hidden costs
6:50 – Muddy water rule: when stillness clarifies, when to act
9:28 – Years teach more than days: wisdom hustle with JFK case
10:42 – Avoiding “history as farce”: Cuban Missile Crisis backchanneling
11:56 – Bitter lessons: decisive action and legitimacy (1971 example)