# UPSC Key for October 2: Gandhi, lethal injection, Tawang

2026-10-02T18:42:48+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Indian Express has published its daily UPSC Key for October 2, 2026, guiding aspirants on topics relevant to the preliminary and main exams. The edition highlights Mahatma Gandhi, the Union Public Service Commission, and courage as central themes. Other significant subjects covered include lethal injection, the Bilateral Investment Treaty, and Tawang. The feature is written by Priya Kumari Shukla, a Senior Copy Editor at the Indian Express, and aims to help candidates focus their reading for the civil services examination.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

This daily briefing curates current affairs for UPSC aspirants, signalling which stories from the newspaper are exam-relevant. By foregrounding Mahatma Gandhi and courage alongside legal and diplomatic topics, it frames the exam as requiring both ethical reflection and technical knowledge. The selection omits any political controversy, presenting a neutral study roadmap. Aspirants who follow this key will have a structured reading list for the day.

## Coverage

- indianexpress.com <https://indianexpress.com/article/upsc-current-affairs/upsc-key-mahatma-gandhi-union-public-service-commission-and-courage-10904142/>
  Straightforward exam guide with no editorial slant

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