Interacting with various communities enriches an aspirant’s understanding of UPSC topics by fostering a deeper appreciation for diversity and the unique challenges faced by different social groups. Engaging with community members exposes candidates to real-world issues, providing context for theoretical knowledge. This grassroots interaction develops empathy, enabling aspirants to better grasp the socioeconomic dynamics that influence governance. Furthermore, understanding local issues enhances their analytical and problem-solving skills when tackling CSAT, GS papers, and current affairs, making their preparation for the UPSC more relevant and impactful.