Women-related issues have always been relevant for the UPSC Personality Test. But in recent years, the nature of questions has changed. The Board is less likely to simply ask about women’s empowerment or important government schemes. Instead, a current incident can become the starting point for a much wider discussion on law, society, administration, rights and governance. This is why candidates need to look beyond the headline. Take the recent protests at Jantar Mantar. The controversy involved protests, police action, women protesters, online harassment and, later, a video in which a young girl apologised for remarks made during the protest.…