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What is gene therapy and how it works?
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What are the guiding principles of biotechnology?
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##Question:What are the guiding principles of biotechnology? ##Answer:.
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What are the different organs of respiratory system of human being?
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##Question:What are the different organs of respiratory system of human being? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on function of large intestine in stomach.
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##Question:Write a short note on function of large intestine in stomach. ##Answer:.
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what are the similarities and differences between British and Indian form of government?
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##Question:what are the similarities and differences between British and Indian form of government? ##Answer:.
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1.Write a short note on judicial review.
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##Question:1.Write a short note on judicial review. ##Answer:.
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2.How delegation of power term is different from devolution of power?
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Why ‘separation of power’ concept is so much strong in U.S.A?
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##Question:Why ‘separation of power’ concept is so much strong in U.S.A?##Answer:.
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Write a short note on Filibustering of US senate.
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##Question:Write a short note on Filibustering of US senate. ##Answer:.
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How co-habitation system work in France and in India?
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##Question:How co-habitation system work in France and in India? ##Answer:.
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Discuss the essential elements of the Paris Agreement that addresses crucial areas necessary to combat climate change?
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##Question:Discuss the essential elements of the Paris Agreement that addresses crucial areas necessary to combat climate change?##Answer:.
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Discuss the socio-economic impact of climate change specifically with respect to developing countries?
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##Question:Discuss the socio-economic impact of climate change specifically with respect to developing countries? ##Answer:.
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All over the world it has been witnessed that wherever there are good roads, there has been a progress. Substantiate this statement with examples in context of India.
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##Question:All over the world it has been witnessed that wherever there are good roads, there has been a progress. Substantiate this statement with examples in context of India. ##Answer:.
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1.Why is India railway overloaded?
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##Question:1.Why is India railway overloaded?##Answer:.
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2.Discuss the steps taken in recent railway budget to revitalise the Indian railways.
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##Question:2.Discuss the steps taken in recent railway budget to revitalise the Indian railways.##Answer:.
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3.What are the negative impacts of national waterways?
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##Question:3.What are the negative impacts of national waterways?##Answer:.
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4.Discuss the challenges associated with the development of national waterways.
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##Question:4.Discuss the challenges associated with the development of national waterways.##Answer:.
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Condition of farmers in India has been very poor and it seems to be exacerbating in spite of various government interventions. Explain the possible reason for this situation and also suggest some alternative for each cause.
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##Question:Condition of farmers in India has been very poor and it seems to be exacerbating in spite of various government interventions. Explain the possible reason for this situation and also suggest some alternative for each cause.##Answer:.
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1.Discuss the challenges of food processing industry in India?
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##Question:1.Discuss the challenges of food processing industry in India?##Answer:.
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2.Why India is not able to develop large base of agribased industries in rural areas? Discuss the possible reasons.
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##Question:2.Why India is not able to develop large base of agribased industries in rural areas? Discuss the possible reasons.##Answer:.
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3.Discuss the challenges of Mega Food Park schemes.
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##Question:3.Discuss the challenges of Mega Food Park schemes.##Answer:.
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4.What are major problems related to agriculture marking in India?
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##Question:4.What are major problems related to agriculture marking in India?##Answer:.
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5.Why has government focused on establishment of dedicated freighted corridor?
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Land reforms have been half-heartedly attempted at various times and this has proved to be a case of the remedy being worse than the disease. Critically discuss
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##Question:Land reforms have been half-heartedly attempted at various times and this has proved to be a case of the remedy being worse than the disease. Critically discuss ##Answer:.
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1.What were the problems in the land ceiling reforms?
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2.What are the challenges of formalisation of tenancy?
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3.What is significance of land record modernisation programme?
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##Question:3.What is significance of land record modernisation programme?##Answer:.
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4.What has been the most important cause of failure of land reforms in India?
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##Question:4.What has been the most important cause of failure of land reforms in India?##Answer:.
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5.What are distinguishing features of Namami Gange project?
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Discuss the relevance of non-alignment as foreign policy option in the current scenario of complex interdependence.
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##Question:Discuss the relevance of non-alignment as foreign policy option in the current scenario of complex interdependence. ##Answer:.
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1.Whether non-alignment is sheer idealism of Nehru or his mere pragmatism?
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##Question:1.Whether non-alignment is sheer idealism of Nehru or his mere pragmatism? ##Answer:.
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2.Write a short note on Gujaral Doctrine.
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##Question:2.Write a short note on Gujaral Doctrine.##Answer:.
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How present world order shows complex interdependence?
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##Question:How present world order shows complex interdependence? ##Answer:.
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1.Write a short note on treaty of Westphalia.
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##Question:1.Write a short note on treaty of Westphalia. ##Answer:.
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2.What is Monroe doctrine?
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##Question:2.What is Monroe doctrine? ##Answer:.
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Do you think India can use Afghanistan to display its hard power?
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##Question:Do you think India can use Afghanistan to display its hard power? ##Answer:.
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Discuss the significance of Afghanistan to India. Critically evaluate India’s Afghanistan policy. (200 Words/10 Marks)
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##Question:Discuss the significance of Afghanistan to India. Critically evaluate India’s Afghanistan policy. (200 Words/10 Marks)##Answer:.
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2.Write a short note on Taliban.
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##Question:2.Write a short note on Taliban. ##Answer:.
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What are the major issues of conflict in India-Pakistan relation and what are major challenges in resolution of the conflict?
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##Question:What are the major issues of conflict in India-Pakistan relation and what are major challenges in resolution of the conflict? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on Sir Creek issue. (150 words/10 Marks)
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##Question:Write a short note on Sir Creek issue. (150 words/10 Marks)##Answer:.
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What role has Indian government played during Sri Lanka’s civil war?
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##Question:What role has Indian government played during Sri Lanka’s civil war? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on significance of 18th amendment act for Tamils in Sri Lanka.
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##Question:Write a short note on significance of 18th amendment act for Tamils in Sri Lanka. ##Answer:.
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What do you understand by comprehensive dialogue between two countries?
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##Question:What do you understand by comprehensive dialogue between two countries? ##Answer:.
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What should be the policy of India in Afghanistan when the Taliban is coming back?
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##Question:What should be the policy of India in Afghanistan when the Taliban is coming back? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on connects Central Asia policy.
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##Question:Write a short note on connects Central Asia policy. ##Answer:.
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How illegal immigrants are affecting on India States especially on Assam?
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##Question:How illegal immigrants are affecting on India States especially on Assam? ##Answer:.
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Write down the similarities between SAARC and other regional organization.
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##Question:Write down the similarities between SAARC and other regional organization.##Answer:.
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What are the territorial dispute between India and China? (150 words/10marks)
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##Question:What are the territorial dispute between India and China? (150 words/10marks)##Answer:.
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Discuss how international politics in Nepal creates dilemma for Indian foreign policy maker?
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##Question:Discuss how international politics in Nepal creates dilemma for Indian foreign policy maker? ##Answer:.
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Discuss how international politics in Nepal creates dilemma for Indian foreign policy maker?
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##Question:Discuss how international politics in Nepal creates dilemma for Indian foreign policy maker? ##Answer:.
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Discuss the role of Madhesi"s issue in India-Nepal relations. (150 words/ 10 marks)
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##Question:Discuss the role of Madhesi"s issue in India-Nepal relations. (150 words/ 10 marks)##Answer:.
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What do you know about China’s ‘Maritime silk route project’ and discuss its impact on India?
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##Question:What do you know about China’s ‘Maritime silk route project’ and discuss its impact on India?##Answer:.
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What is Brahmaputra dam controversy and what impact it has on India?
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##Question:What is Brahmaputra dam controversy and what impact it has on India? ##Answer:.
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What are the issues related with 123 nuclear agreement between India and US?
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##Question:What are the issues related with 123 nuclear agreement between India and US? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on IPR issue between India and US. (150 words/10 marks)
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##Question:Write a short note on IPR issue between India and US. (150 words/10 marks)##Answer:.
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What is the meaning of constitutionalism? What are the prerequisites to achieve constitutionalism? [200 words]
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##Question:What is the meaning of constitutionalism? What are the prerequisites to achieve constitutionalism? [200 words]##Answer:.
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Constituent Assembly of India became a fully sovereign body only after independence.
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##Question:Constituent Assembly of India became a fully sovereign body only after independence.##Answer:.
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Differentiate between written and unwritten constitution. [150 words]
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##Question:Differentiate between written and unwritten constitution. [150 words]##Answer:.
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What is the concern of India with regard to UNSC reforms?
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##Question:What is the concern of India with regard to UNSC reforms? ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on the following (75 words each/10 marks) 1) Realism, Idealism, and Liberalism 2) Multitrack diplomacy
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##Question:Write a short note on the following (75 words each/10 marks) 1) Realism, Idealism, and Liberalism 2) Multitrack diplomacy##Answer:.
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Critically evaluate the 123 nuclear agreement of India-US
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##Question:Critically evaluate the 123 nuclear agreement of India-US##Answer:.
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1.Write a short note on NPT.
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##Question:1.Write a short note on NPT.##Answer:.
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What is the significance behind NSG membership to India? (100 words)
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##Question:What is the significance behind NSG membership to India? (100 words)##Answer:.
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How regional diversity is different as well as similar to religious fundamentalism?
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##Question:How regional diversity is different as well as similar to religious fundamentalism? ##Answer:.
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How regional diversity is different as well as similar to religious fundamentalism?
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##Question:How regional diversity is different as well as similar to religious fundamentalism? ##Answer:.
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1.Write a short note on types of ethnic diversity.
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##Question:1.Write a short note on types of ethnic diversity.##Answer:.
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2.What are the advantages of regional diversity?
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##Question:2.What are the advantages of regional diversity? ##Answer:.
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What is the impact of migration on existing infrastructure and women vulnerability?
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##Question:What is the impact of migration on existing infrastructure and women vulnerability? ##Answer:.
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1.Write a short note on ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ scheme of government.
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##Question:1.Write a short note on ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ scheme of government.##Answer:.
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What is the impact of globalisation on upliftment of women in Indian society?
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##Question:What is the impact of globalisation on upliftment of women in Indian society? ##Answer:.
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1.How globalisation is related with revival of local culture?
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##Question:1.How globalisation is related with revival of local culture? ##Answer:.
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2.Write down the negative impact of globalisation on women
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True/False..State governments do not exist in Unitary System of Government.Answer :False
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##Question:True/False..State governments do not exist in Unitary System of Government.Answer :False##Answer:False
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What is the meaning of red shift? How does it explain the expansion of the universe?[100 - 150 words
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##Question:What is the meaning of red shift? How does it explain the expansion of the universe?[100 - 150 words##Answer:.
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What is a exoplanet?
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##Question:What is a exoplanet?##Answer:.
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Define the following terms: (50 words each/10 marks) a) Dwarf Planets b) Asteroid c)Goldilocks zone
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##Question:Define the following terms: (50 words each/10 marks) a) Dwarf Planets b) Asteroid c)Goldilocks zone##Answer:.
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Explain the impact of latitude on different seasons of earth. [200 words]
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##Question:Explain the impact of latitude on different seasons of earth. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Mention the countries from which the following features have been borrowed:1. Federal Scheme 2. Federation with Strong Center 3. Residuary List 4. Impeachment of President Answer1.Federal Scheme:Canada,GOIAct,19352.Federal Scheme with Strong Center:Canada3. Residuary List:Canada4.Impeachment of President:US
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##Question:Mention the countries from which the following features have been borrowed:1. Federal Scheme 2. Federation with Strong Center 3. Residuary List 4. Impeachment of President Answer1.Federal Scheme:Canada,GOIAct,19352.Federal Scheme with Strong Center:Canada3. Residuary List:Canada4.Impeachment of President:US##Answer:.
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What is the meaning of constitutionalism? What are the prerequisites toachieve constitutionalism? [200 words]
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##Question:What is the meaning of constitutionalism? What are the prerequisites toachieve constitutionalism? [200 words]##Answer:.
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In a parliamentary democracy, the executive is drawn from the members of the legislature.(True/False)Answer: True
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##Question:In a parliamentary democracy, the executive is drawn from the members of the legislature.(True/False)Answer: True##Answer:.
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Constitution establishes the relationship between people of the land and the constitution.(True/False)Answer: True
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##Question:Constitution establishes the relationship between people of the land and the constitution.(True/False)Answer: True##Answer:.
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What is the meaning of red shift? How does it explain the expansion of the universe? [100 - 150 words]
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##Question:What is the meaning of red shift? How does it explain the expansion of the universe? [100 - 150 words]##Answer:.
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Though Indian Constitution borrowed the concept of separation of power from USA but it has modified it according to its own needs. Explain. [150 words]
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##Question: Though Indian Constitution borrowed the concept of separation of power from USA but it has modified it according to its own needs. Explain. [150 words]##Answer:.
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Write down the conditions under which the Parliament can legislate on matters enumerated in the State List.
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##Question:Write down the conditions under which the Parliament can legislate on matters enumerated in the State List.##Answer:.
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The founding fathers of the constitution had not included the words “socialist and secular” in the original Preamble to the Constitution. Does it mean these two words were not in the spirit of the Indian Constitution? Explain [150 words/10 Marks]
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Approach: Give a brief intro about the preamble Explain the Indian brand of secularism and socialism according to the founding fathers Conclude your answer by mentioning the constitutionality of these words. Answer: The term ‘preamble’ refers to the introduction or preface to the Constitution. It contains the summary or essence of the Constitution. N A Palkhivala, an eminent jurist and constitutional expert, called the Preamble the ‘identity card of the Constitution.’ The Preamble to the Indian Constitution is based on the ‘Objectives Resolution’, drafted and moved by Pandit Nehru, and adopted by the Constituent Assembly Secular: India has its own brand of secularism, it is watchful ambivalence which can be described in the words liberty of belief faith and worship. The term ‘secular’ was added by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1976. However, as the Supreme Court said in 1974, although the words ‘secular state’ was not expressed mentioned in the Constitution, there can be no doubt that Constitution-makers wanted to establish such a state and accordingly Articles 25 to 28 (guaranteeing the fundamental right to freedom of religion) have been included in the constitution. The founding fathers did not use the word secular in the preamble expressly to avoid confusion with the widely perceived definition of secularism prevalent in the western democracies which is a divorce between the state and religion, hence the insertion of the word secular has no constitutional significance. Socialist: Even before the term was added by the 42nd Amendment in 1976, the Constitution had socialist content in the form of certain Directive Principles of State Policy. In other words, what was hitherto implicit in the Constitution has now been made explicit. India has its own brand of socialism which is primarily Gandhian socialism with only traces of Marxist socialism. The founding fathers explained the brand of socialism in the words (equality of status and opportunity). Thus the original constitution did not expressly write the word socialism to avoid confusion with the prevalent definition of Marxist socialism. Thus the 42nd amendment of 1976 inserting the word socialism has no constitutional significance since 1) The Preamble is not the plan it is the summary of the constitution (reflection of the constitution) and thus any alteration may be understood to be a fraud on the constitution (in the words of H.H.Seervai) 2) The preamble is non-justicialbe (it cannot be enforced through the courts). 3) The founding fathers have already explained our definitions of socialism and secularism. Hence the 42nd amendment of 1976 was merely a political statement.
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##Question:The founding fathers of the constitution had not included the words “socialist and secular” in the original Preamble to the Constitution. Does it mean these two words were not in the spirit of the Indian Constitution? Explain [150 words/10 Marks]##Answer:Approach: Give a brief intro about the preamble Explain the Indian brand of secularism and socialism according to the founding fathers Conclude your answer by mentioning the constitutionality of these words. Answer: The term ‘preamble’ refers to the introduction or preface to the Constitution. It contains the summary or essence of the Constitution. N A Palkhivala, an eminent jurist and constitutional expert, called the Preamble the ‘identity card of the Constitution.’ The Preamble to the Indian Constitution is based on the ‘Objectives Resolution’, drafted and moved by Pandit Nehru, and adopted by the Constituent Assembly Secular: India has its own brand of secularism, it is watchful ambivalence which can be described in the words liberty of belief faith and worship. The term ‘secular’ was added by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1976. However, as the Supreme Court said in 1974, although the words ‘secular state’ was not expressed mentioned in the Constitution, there can be no doubt that Constitution-makers wanted to establish such a state and accordingly Articles 25 to 28 (guaranteeing the fundamental right to freedom of religion) have been included in the constitution. The founding fathers did not use the word secular in the preamble expressly to avoid confusion with the widely perceived definition of secularism prevalent in the western democracies which is a divorce between the state and religion, hence the insertion of the word secular has no constitutional significance. Socialist: Even before the term was added by the 42nd Amendment in 1976, the Constitution had socialist content in the form of certain Directive Principles of State Policy. In other words, what was hitherto implicit in the Constitution has now been made explicit. India has its own brand of socialism which is primarily Gandhian socialism with only traces of Marxist socialism. The founding fathers explained the brand of socialism in the words (equality of status and opportunity). Thus the original constitution did not expressly write the word socialism to avoid confusion with the prevalent definition of Marxist socialism. Thus the 42nd amendment of 1976 inserting the word socialism has no constitutional significance since 1) The Preamble is not the plan it is the summary of the constitution (reflection of the constitution) and thus any alteration may be understood to be a fraud on the constitution (in the words of H.H.Seervai) 2) The preamble is non-justicialbe (it cannot be enforced through the courts). 3) The founding fathers have already explained our definitions of socialism and secularism. Hence the 42nd amendment of 1976 was merely a political statement.
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True/False State governments do not exist in Unitary System of Government. False
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##Question:True/False State governments do not exist in Unitary System of Government. False ##Answer:.
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What is a Federal set up? Indian Constitution is considered as federal in nature. Comment [200 words]
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##Question:What is a Federal set up? Indian Constitution is considered as federal in nature. Comment [200 words]##Answer:.
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Explain the impact of latitude on different seasons of earth. [200 words]
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##Question:Explain the impact of latitude on different seasons of earth. [200 words] ##Answer:.
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There have been several different estimates of poverty in India, all indicate reduction in poverty level over time. Still many people in India are living below poverty line. Do you think making right to food as a fundamental right will help in poverty reduction? What other viable alternatives would you suggest? [ 200 words]
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##Question:There have been several different estimates of poverty in India, all indicate reduction in poverty level over time. Still many people in India are living below poverty line. Do you think making right to food as a fundamental right will help in poverty reduction? What other viable alternatives would you suggest? [ 200 words]##Answer:.
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What is the meaning of Democratic Socialism with respect to India? (150 Words/ 10 Marks)
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Define doctrine of eclipse. Discuss this in the light of judgements of apex court in this regard.[150 words]
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##Question:Define doctrine of eclipse. Discuss this in the light of judgements of apex court in this regard.[150 words]##Answer:.
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Write down the difference between equality before law and equal protection of law. [150 words]
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##Question:Write down the difference between equality before law and equal protection of law. [150 words]##Answer:.
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Mention the types of Solar eclipse and Lunar eclipse?Also point the difference between Solar eclipse and Lunar eclipse(10 marks/150 words)
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##Question:Mention the types of Solar eclipse and Lunar eclipse?Also point the difference between Solar eclipse and Lunar eclipse(10 marks/150 words)##Answer:.
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Explain the characteristics of seismic waves which are useful in understanding the interior of the earth. Based on these characteristics explain the interior of the earth.
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##Question:Explain the characteristics of seismic waves which are useful in understanding the interior of the earth. Based on these characteristics explain the interior of the earth.##Answer:.
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Discuss the evidences and the weaknesses of Continental Drift. [100 words]
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##Question:Discuss the evidences and the weaknesses of Continental Drift. [100 words]##Answer:.
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Explain the phenomena of Sea floor spreading and briefly discuss the evidences in support of it. (150 words/10 marks)
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Approach - 1. Give a brief account of sea-floor spreading. 2. Enumerate the evidence in support of the Sea-floor spreading theory. 3. Conclude with the importance of seafloor spreading and it"s relevance with plate tectonics. Answer - From world war 2 the seafloor exploration race was started between the major powers for military reasons. Various maps and data were accumulated which led to the formation of the sea-floor spread hypothesis. This hypothesis was proposed by Harry Hess in the early 1960s. This hypothesis traces oceanic crust from its origin at a mid-ocean ridge to its destruction at a deep-sea trench and is the mechanism for continental drift. In this hypothesis, a hot buoyant mantle rises up a mid-ocean ridge, causing the ridge to rise upward. The hot magma at the ridge erupts as lava forms new seafloor. When the lava cools, the magnetite crystals take on the current magnetic polarity and as more lava erupts, it pushes the seafloor horizontally away from the ridge axis. The magnetic stripes continue across the seafloor. As oceanic crust forms and spreads, moving away from the ridge crest, it pushes the continent away from the ridge axis. If the oceanic crust reaches a deep-sea trench, it sinks into the trench and is lost into the mantle. Scientists now know that the oldest crust is the coldest and lies deepest in the ocean because it is less buoyant than the hot new crust. Evidence in support of sea-floor spreading - 1. The occurrence of most earthquakes, volcanic activity, and mountain‐building along plate boundaries (Pacific ring of fire). 2. The apparent variety of geographic pole locations the variety of magnetic pole locations seafloor spreading. 3. The fact that midoceanic ridges parallel continental coastlines. 4. The symmetry of banded magnetic anomalies on the sea floor. 5. Earthquake activity along transform faults. 6. Earlier it was thought that the oceanic crust is older than the continental crust but the evidence shows otherwise. 7. Satellite measurements that indicate changes in distance between known points on different plates in the ocean. The sea-floor spreading theory was the advancement over the continental drift theory and it also served as an important link for the holistic development of the plate tectonics theory.
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##Question:Explain the phenomena of Sea floor spreading and briefly discuss the evidences in support of it. (150 words/10 marks)##Answer:Approach - 1. Give a brief account of sea-floor spreading. 2. Enumerate the evidence in support of the Sea-floor spreading theory. 3. Conclude with the importance of seafloor spreading and it"s relevance with plate tectonics. Answer - From world war 2 the seafloor exploration race was started between the major powers for military reasons. Various maps and data were accumulated which led to the formation of the sea-floor spread hypothesis. This hypothesis was proposed by Harry Hess in the early 1960s. This hypothesis traces oceanic crust from its origin at a mid-ocean ridge to its destruction at a deep-sea trench and is the mechanism for continental drift. In this hypothesis, a hot buoyant mantle rises up a mid-ocean ridge, causing the ridge to rise upward. The hot magma at the ridge erupts as lava forms new seafloor. When the lava cools, the magnetite crystals take on the current magnetic polarity and as more lava erupts, it pushes the seafloor horizontally away from the ridge axis. The magnetic stripes continue across the seafloor. As oceanic crust forms and spreads, moving away from the ridge crest, it pushes the continent away from the ridge axis. If the oceanic crust reaches a deep-sea trench, it sinks into the trench and is lost into the mantle. Scientists now know that the oldest crust is the coldest and lies deepest in the ocean because it is less buoyant than the hot new crust. Evidence in support of sea-floor spreading - 1. The occurrence of most earthquakes, volcanic activity, and mountain‐building along plate boundaries (Pacific ring of fire). 2. The apparent variety of geographic pole locations the variety of magnetic pole locations seafloor spreading. 3. The fact that midoceanic ridges parallel continental coastlines. 4. The symmetry of banded magnetic anomalies on the sea floor. 5. Earthquake activity along transform faults. 6. Earlier it was thought that the oceanic crust is older than the continental crust but the evidence shows otherwise. 7. Satellite measurements that indicate changes in distance between known points on different plates in the ocean. The sea-floor spreading theory was the advancement over the continental drift theory and it also served as an important link for the holistic development of the plate tectonics theory.
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