Most learners do not fail because they miss sources. They fail because revision becomes too scattered.
Use A Three-Layer Method
Layer 1: Daily Capture
Write short one-line notes only for events that have exam value.
Layer 2: Weekly Compression
At the end of the week, group events into themes such as economy, polity, science, environment, and international relations.
Layer 3: Monthly Tests
Solve objective questions after every revision cycle so the facts move from passive reading into active recall.
What To Avoid
- saving too many links
- reading the same event from five sources
- revising without self-testing
Final Rule
Current affairs becomes manageable when your notes get shorter every week, not longer.