Zinkpot UPSC provides AI led UPSC preparation that meets what UPSC demands. Zinkpot UPSC maps Today's news to the UPSC syllabus and helps to under the relevance of any current affairs. Aspirants can Solve MCQs and get your Mains Answer checked by AI in seconds that gives most relevant feedback. Zinkpot has a huge pool of PYQs, daily current affairs as well a direct link to thousands of services that you may need in your daily lives!
Built from current affairs and the PYQ bank. Pick an answer to see the explanation instantly.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Attempt today's question below and see the 4-criteria evaluation the moment you finish. No signup, no waiting.
You hold a responsible position in a ministry in the government. One day in the morning you received a call from the school of your 11-year-old son that you are required to come and meet the Principal. You proceed to the school and find your son in the Principal's office. The Principal informs you that your son had been found wandering aimlessly in the grounds during the time classes were in progress. The class teacher further informs you that your son has lately become a loner and did not respond to questions in the class, he had also been unable to perform well in the football trials held recently. You bring your son back from the school and in the evening, you along with your wife try to find out the reasons for your son's changed behaviour. After repeated cajoling, your son shares that some children had been making fun of him in the class as well as in the WhatsApp group of the students by calling him stunted, duh and a frog. He tells you the names of a few children who are the main culprits but pleads with you to let the matter rest.
After a few days, during a sporting event, where you and your wife have gone to watch your son play, one of your colleague's son shows you a video in which students have caricatured your son. Further, he also points out to the perpetrators who were sitting in the stands. You purposefully walk past them with your son and go home. Next day, you find on social media, a video denigrating you, your son and even your wife, stating that you engaged in physical bullying of children on the sports field. The video became viral on social media. Your friends and colleagues began calling you to find out the details. One of your juniors advised you to make a counter video giving the background and explaining that nothing had happened on the field. You, in turn posted a video which you have captured during the sporting event, identifying the likely perpetrators who were responsible for your son's predicament. You have also narrated what has actually happened in the field and made attempts to bring out the adverse effects of the misuse of social media.
(a) Based on the above case study, discuss the ethical issues involved in the use of social media.
(b) Discuss the pros and cons of using social media by you to put across the facts to counter the fake propaganda against your family.
Type directly, or upload an Image/PDF of your handwritten answer sheet
Each tool works on its own — together they turn today's news into tomorrow's marks. Open any tab to go deeper.
Adaptive daily quizzes in Hindi & English, synced with today's current affairs and UPSC topic weightage.
Every news is tagged to it's exact GS papers, topics, sub-topics, and with the previous year questions related to it.
Write any answer, get evaluated deeply and scored in seconds. AI gives marks out of 10/12.5/15 with criteria breakdown and a model answer.
Open any of 22+ news categories. Every story comes pre-tagged with its GS Paper and sub-topic, a "UPSC Angle" summary, quick facts, and the previous year questions linked to that theme. No more guessing what's relevant — the syllabus mapping is done for you.
Attempt the day's 20 auto-selected MCQs, or click "Write an answer" on any news card to draft a Mains answer right there. A live word counter keeps you within limits, in Hindi or English.
One click and the AI scores your answer out of 10, 15, or 20 with a breakdown across four criteria — structure, keywords, content, and presentation. Compare your attempt with a model answer instantly, instead of waiting days for a test-series review.
The same engine that maps stories to your syllabus runs Zinkpot's full newsroom: 22+ categories, updated every minute. Read everything here — UPSC angle included.
Zinkpot goes beyond headlines — discover 1,000+ trusted services connected to what you read: labs, hospitals, helplines, government schemes and more.
Less than the cost of one photocopied test at a coaching centre — with instant evaluation instead of a week's wait.
"I was consistently stuck at average marks in GS-2 until the AI pointed out my tendency to over-explain static background at the expense of legislative analysis. The micro-feedback on my balance of arguments completely changed my drafting approach."
"The real game-changer was how the AI flagged my habit of skipping local, case-study-driven examples in Ethics. It didn't just highlight errors; it showed me how to weave actionable policy context directly into my conclusion."
"I didn't realize I was consistently exceeding the target length in my introductory paragraphs and rushing the second half of 15-marker questions. The feedback forced me to streamline my intro-body-conclusion ratio within the actual word limits."