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I have currently started preparation for CSS, and i am starting to read Dawn Daily but what about the Older issues of Dawn (From Jan 2016 - May 2016) Should i go back and read them or just leave them...

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I have currently started preparation for CSS, and i am starting to read Dawn Daily but what about the Older issues of Dawn (From Jan 2016 - May 2016) Should i go back and read them or just leave them...

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You should consult the JWT current affairs magzines for that time slot.
I hope that will work for you Inshaa Allah

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No you don't need to read them. More often than not, current affairs paper encompasses events transpired in between june and october. And the topics of first five months, primarily Panama leaks, women protection bill, Afghan talks failure will repeat themselves in columns to come. So just keep reading and writing regularly, there is no need to worry. Moreover, have a look at the jwt's twelve issues of the 2016 or last 2 issues of bi-monthly Advanced Contemporary affairs at the end of this year and you are good to go.

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Jehangir's World Times contains some really good stuff as far as preparation for CSS is concerned. It's a must read.
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