⚡ TL;DR
Hindi: comprehensive (Drishti, NCERT translations, Laxmikanth Hindi edition). Regional: almost none commercially — you must create your own notes from Hindi/English sources.
Hindi-medium study material availability:
Books (comprehensive):
- M. Laxmikanth's Indian Polity — available in Hindi ('Bhartiya Rajvyavastha', McGraw Hill)
- Ramesh Singh's Indian Economy — available in Hindi
- NCERT textbooks: All available in Hindi via ncert.nic.in (free PDF)
- Spectrum Modern History — available in Hindi
- Shankar IAS Environment — partial Hindi notes available; full book in English only
Current Affairs in Hindi:
- Drishti IAS magazine (monthly, ~₹120–299 print / free PDF)
- Vision IAS Hindi PT365 and mains materials
- ForumIAS EPIC in Hindi (selected topics)
- All India Radio Hindi news (especially Spotlight/Guest interviews)
Test series in Hindi:
- Vision IAS: Hindi-medium Mains and Prelims test series
- Drishti IAS: Full Hindi test series (Prelims + Mains)
- PW OnlyIAS: Hindi-medium materials expanding
Regional language material:
For Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati — almost no commercially produced UPSC-specific study material exists.
Regional language aspirants typically:
- Study from Hindi/English sources and take notes in their regional language
- Use state PSC materials (which exist in most regional languages) as a base
- Form small groups for peer-created notes in regional languages
- Use translated NCERT textbooks from state education boards
Online resources: YouTube channels in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam covering UPSC GS exist (search 'UPSC [language]') — quality varies widely.
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