To broaden their understanding of cultural issues for UPSC, candidates should engage with multiple research perspectives such as anthropology, sociology, and history. These disciplines offer valuable insights into human behavior, community dynamics, and cultural influences on governance and policy decisions. Exploring cultural artefacts, indigenous practices, and social movements can enrich candidates' perspectives on diversity and inclusion. Participating in cultural forums, workshops, or literature discussions also enhances their comprehension of societal constructs. This multifaceted approach equips candidates with the knowledge necessary to critically engage with and analyze the cultural dimensions of governance during UPSC examinations.