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The Carnatic wars were to settle the European contest for control of its Indian colonies. Elaborate. [150 words / 10Marks]
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##Question:The Carnatic wars were to settle the European contest for control of its Indian colonies. Elaborate. [150 words / 10Marks]##Answer:.
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Differentiate between growth, development and sustainable development. Devise feasible strategies to resolve economic development v/s environment protection dilemma. [ 200 words]
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##Question:Differentiate between growth, development and sustainable development. Devise feasible strategies to resolve economic development v/s environment protection dilemma. [ 200 words]##Answer:.
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What do you understand by crisis of conscience? Narrate one incident from your life where you have faced crisis of conscience and then taken the steps to correct the crisis. [200 words]
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##Question:What do you understand by crisis of conscience? Narrate one incident from your life where you have faced crisis of conscience and then taken the steps to correct the crisis. [200 words]##Answer:.
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What is Feminine ethics? Differentiate feminine ethics from feminism by using suitable examples. [200 words]
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##Question:What is Feminine ethics? Differentiate feminine ethics from feminism by using suitable examples. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Write a short note on equity v/s equality. [200 words]
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##Question:Write a short note on equity v/s equality. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Which eminent personality has inspired you the most in the context of ethical conduct in life? Give the list of his/her teachings giving specific examples. Describe how you have been able to apply these teachings for your own ethical development. [200 words]
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##Question:Which eminent personality has inspired you the most in the context of ethical conduct in life? Give the list of his/her teachings giving specific examples. Describe how you have been able to apply these teachings for your own ethical development. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Discuss the various philosophical aspects of the Indian Moral Philosophy. [200 words]
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##Question:Discuss the various philosophical aspects of the Indian Moral Philosophy. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Write short notes on: [200 words](a) Satyagraha(b) Principle of “Need and Greed”
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##Question:Write short notes on: [200 words](a) Satyagraha(b) Principle of “Need and Greed”##Answer:.
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What do you understand by Ethical Dilemma? Discuss the possible steps to resolve the ethical dilemma. [ 200 words]
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##Question:What do you understand by Ethical Dilemma? Discuss the possible steps to resolve the ethical dilemma. [ 200 words]##Answer:.
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Explain the method of election to the Office of President of India? (150 words/10 marks)
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##Question:Explain the method of election to the Office of President of India? (150 words/10 marks)##Answer:.
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Discuss the major processes of denudation and explain the various factors which affect it. [150 words/10Marks]
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##Question:Discuss the major processes of denudation and explain the various factors which affect it. [150 words/10Marks]##Answer:.
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Explain the following -( 150 words | 10 marks ) 1.Hot springs/ Geysers 2. Exfoliation 3. Geomorphic processes
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##Question:Explain the following -( 150 words | 10 marks ) 1.Hot springs/ Geysers 2. Exfoliation 3. Geomorphic processes##Answer:.
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The President of India is Indeed a Rubber-Stamp.Critically analyse with examples ?
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##Question:The President of India is Indeed a Rubber-Stamp.Critically analyse with examples ? ##Answer:.
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How can Indian President ensure Constitutionalism ?
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##Question:How can Indian President ensure Constitutionalism ?##Answer:.
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Explain the Legislative, Judicial, Administrative and Discretionary powers of President? (150 words)
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##Question:Explain the Legislative, Judicial, Administrative and Discretionary powers of President? (150 words)##Answer:.
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What do you understand by Bureaucratic Attitude and Democratic Attitude? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each one of them? Is it possible to carry both of them together? Discuss. [200 words]
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##Question:What do you understand by Bureaucratic Attitude and Democratic Attitude? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each one of them? Is it possible to carry both of them together? Discuss. [200 words]##Answer:.
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The "greatest happiness principle", or the principle of utility, forms the cornerstone of Bentham's thought. What do you understand by happiness or utility? Describe with your personal experience. Also bring out the problems in Bentham’s theory of utilitarianism. [200 words]
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Whenever there is conflict between ethics & economics, it is the economics that wins.” Evaluate. [150 words]
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##Question:Whenever there is conflict between ethics & economics, it is the economics that wins.” Evaluate. [150 words] ##Answer:.
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Slavery is founded in the selfishness of man's nature. Slavery treats someone as a means to its ends. Discuss the Kantian view with respect to it.
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##Question:Slavery is founded in the selfishness of man's nature. Slavery treats someone as a means to its ends. Discuss the Kantian view with respect to it. ##Answer:.
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What do you understand by Bureaucratic Attitude and Democratic Attitude? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each one of them? Is it possible to carry both of them together? Discuss.
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Write a short note on slavery system and how it is against human rights?
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##Question:Write a short note on slavery system and how it is against human rights? ##Answer:.
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The "greatest happiness principle", or the principle of utility, forms the cornerstone of Bentham's thought. What do you understand by happiness or utility? Describe with your personal experience. Also bring out the problems in Bentham’s theory of utilitarianism.
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##Question:The "greatest happiness principle", or the principle of utility, forms the cornerstone of Bentham's thought. What do you understand by happiness or utility? Describe with your personal experience. Also bring out the problems in Bentham’s theory of utilitarianism. ##Answer:.
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Whenever there is conflict between ethics & economics, it is the economics that wins.” Evaluate.
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##Question:Whenever there is conflict between ethics & economics, it is the economics that wins.” Evaluate. ##Answer:.
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Poverty estimation in India is always a big controversy and attracts a lot of criticism. Discuss. (150 Words/10 Marks)
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Approach- 1. Define poverty in the introduction. 2. Give recommendations of various committees and critically analyze them. 3. Provide a forward-looking conclusion Answer Poverty refers to the inability to get the minimum consumption requirements for health, life, and efficiency. This minimum comprises of food, clothing, housing, education, etc. Non-fulfilment of these requirements leads to great distress and suffering. Post-independence VM Dandekar and N Rath made the first systematic assessment of poverty in India in 1971, based on the National Sample Survey (NSS) data from 1960-61. They argued that the poverty line must be derived from the expenditure that was adequate to provide 2250 calories per day in both rural and urban areas. This generated debate on minimum calorie consumption norms while estimating poverty and variations in these norms based on age and sex. Alagh Committee (1979)constructed a poverty line for rural and urban areas on the basis of nutritional requirements. Later in 1993 Lakdawala Committeemade the following suggestions: (i) Consumption expenditure should be calculated based on calorie consumption as earlier; (ii) State-specific poverty lines should be constructed and these should be updated using the Consumer Price Index of Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) in urban areas and Consumer Price Index of Agricultural Labour (CPI-AL) in rural areas; and (iii) Discontinuation of ‘scaling’ of poverty estimates based on National Accounts Statistics. In 2005 another expert group Tendulkar committee was set up to look into following shortcomings of previous methods - (i) consumption patterns were linked to the 1973-74 poverty line baskets (PLBs) of goods and services, whereas there were significant changes in the consumption patterns of the poor since that time, which was not reflected in the poverty estimates; (ii) there were issues with the adjustment of prices for inflation, both spatially (across regions) and temporally (across time); and (iii) earlier poverty lines assumed that health and education would be provided by the State and formulated poverty lines accordingly. Tendulkar committee recommended four major changes: (i) a shift away from calorie consumption-based poverty estimation; (ii) a uniform poverty line basket (PLB) across rural and urban India; (iii) a change in the price adjustment procedure to correct spatial and temporal issues with price adjustment; and (iv) incorporation of private expenditure on health and education while estimating poverty. The government set up the Rangarajan Committee in 2013 to review the Tendulkar Committee methodology for estimating poverty and clear the ambiguity overthe number of poor in the country. It was done in a response to the severe criticism of Planning Commission estimates on poverty based on Tendulkar panel. Persons spending below Rs. 47 a day in cities should be considered poor, much above the Rs. 33/day mark suggested by the Suresh Tendulkar Committee.Poverty stood at 38.2% in 2009-10 and reduced to 29.5% in 2011-12. The current methodology for poverty estimation is based on the recommendations of an Expert Group to Review the Methodology for Estimation of Poverty (Tendulkar Committee). If India wants to achieve Sustainable development goal of no poverty than it needs to ensure no error in the inclusion of beneficiaries and holistic review of poverty estimation is needed.
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##Question:Poverty estimation in India is always a big controversy and attracts a lot of criticism. Discuss. (150 Words/10 Marks)##Answer:Approach- 1. Define poverty in the introduction. 2. Give recommendations of various committees and critically analyze them. 3. Provide a forward-looking conclusion Answer Poverty refers to the inability to get the minimum consumption requirements for health, life, and efficiency. This minimum comprises of food, clothing, housing, education, etc. Non-fulfilment of these requirements leads to great distress and suffering. Post-independence VM Dandekar and N Rath made the first systematic assessment of poverty in India in 1971, based on the National Sample Survey (NSS) data from 1960-61. They argued that the poverty line must be derived from the expenditure that was adequate to provide 2250 calories per day in both rural and urban areas. This generated debate on minimum calorie consumption norms while estimating poverty and variations in these norms based on age and sex. Alagh Committee (1979)constructed a poverty line for rural and urban areas on the basis of nutritional requirements. Later in 1993 Lakdawala Committeemade the following suggestions: (i) Consumption expenditure should be calculated based on calorie consumption as earlier; (ii) State-specific poverty lines should be constructed and these should be updated using the Consumer Price Index of Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) in urban areas and Consumer Price Index of Agricultural Labour (CPI-AL) in rural areas; and (iii) Discontinuation of ‘scaling’ of poverty estimates based on National Accounts Statistics. In 2005 another expert group Tendulkar committee was set up to look into following shortcomings of previous methods - (i) consumption patterns were linked to the 1973-74 poverty line baskets (PLBs) of goods and services, whereas there were significant changes in the consumption patterns of the poor since that time, which was not reflected in the poverty estimates; (ii) there were issues with the adjustment of prices for inflation, both spatially (across regions) and temporally (across time); and (iii) earlier poverty lines assumed that health and education would be provided by the State and formulated poverty lines accordingly. Tendulkar committee recommended four major changes: (i) a shift away from calorie consumption-based poverty estimation; (ii) a uniform poverty line basket (PLB) across rural and urban India; (iii) a change in the price adjustment procedure to correct spatial and temporal issues with price adjustment; and (iv) incorporation of private expenditure on health and education while estimating poverty. The government set up the Rangarajan Committee in 2013 to review the Tendulkar Committee methodology for estimating poverty and clear the ambiguity overthe number of poor in the country. It was done in a response to the severe criticism of Planning Commission estimates on poverty based on Tendulkar panel. Persons spending below Rs. 47 a day in cities should be considered poor, much above the Rs. 33/day mark suggested by the Suresh Tendulkar Committee.Poverty stood at 38.2% in 2009-10 and reduced to 29.5% in 2011-12. The current methodology for poverty estimation is based on the recommendations of an Expert Group to Review the Methodology for Estimation of Poverty (Tendulkar Committee). If India wants to achieve Sustainable development goal of no poverty than it needs to ensure no error in the inclusion of beneficiaries and holistic review of poverty estimation is needed.
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Explain the difference between Absolute Poverty and Relative poverty. (100 words/10 marks)
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##Question:Explain the difference between Absolute Poverty and Relative poverty. (100 words/10 marks)##Answer:.
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1. According to Aristotle “The golden mean is the desirable middle between two extremes, one of excess and the other of deficiency.” Explain & Illustrate with your personal experience in your life when you followed the principle of golden mean. [200 words]
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##Question:1. According to Aristotle “The golden mean is the desirable middle between two extremes, one of excess and the other of deficiency.” Explain & Illustrate with your personal experience in your life when you followed the principle of golden mean. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Differentiate between Equality and Equity with suitable examples. [150 words]
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##Question:Differentiate between Equality and Equity with suitable examples. [150 words]##Answer:.
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2. As per the theory of Justice ‘inequality can be justified only by benefits for the least advantaged’. Do you agree?
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##Question:2. As per the theory of Justice ‘inequality can be justified only by benefits for the least advantaged’. Do you agree? ##Answer:.
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It is being said equal should be treated equally and unequal should be treated unequally. What do you understand by statement and its application in the context of distributive justice?
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##Question:It is being said equal should be treated equally and unequal should be treated unequally. What do you understand by statement and its application in the context of distributive justice?##Answer:.
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Write a short note on sustainable development.
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##Question:Write a short note on sustainable development. ##Answer:.
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There is no much scope of reformative justice in India. Discuss.
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##Question:There is no much scope of reformative justice in India. Discuss. ##Answer:.
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Nowadays there is an increasing thrust on economic development all around the globe. At the same time there is growing concern around environmental degradation caused by development. Many a times we face direct conflict between developmental activity and environmental quality. It is neither feasible to stop or curtail developmental process nor it is advisable to keep degrading the environment as it threatens our survival. Discuss some feasible strategies which can be adopted to eliminate the conflict and that could lead to the sustainable development? [250 words]
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##Question:Nowadays there is an increasing thrust on economic development all around the globe. At the same time there is growing concern around environmental degradation caused by development. Many a times we face direct conflict between developmental activity and environmental quality. It is neither feasible to stop or curtail developmental process nor it is advisable to keep degrading the environment as it threatens our survival. Discuss some feasible strategies which can be adopted to eliminate the conflict and that could lead to the sustainable development? [250 words] ##Answer:.
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‘Earth has sufficient resources for the need of man but not for the greed.’ What do you understand by it? [150 words]
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##Question:‘Earth has sufficient resources for the need of man but not for the greed.’ What do you understand by it? [150 words]##Answer:.
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"Equals should be treated equally & unequals should be treated unequally." What do you understand by statement? Discuss it in the context of Distributive justice. [200 words]
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##Question:"Equals should be treated equally & unequals should be treated unequally." What do you understand by statement? Discuss it in the context of Distributive justice. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Causes of Poverty in India is multidimensional. Discuss?
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##Question:Causes of Poverty in India is multidimensional. Discuss?##Answer:.
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Discuss the Principles governing trade in WTO? (150 words)
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What is Trade Facilitation Agreement? Examine the impact of TFA on India?
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##Question:What is Trade Facilitation Agreement? Examine the impact of TFA on India?##Answer:.
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Explain the Agreements under WTO? (150 words/10 marks)
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##Question:Explain the Agreements under WTO? (150 words/10 marks)##Answer:.
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Attitude and Aptitude are the two important aspects of life. Which one of the two do you think is more important in life for the success of person? Give due justification. Highlight the significance of attitude and aptitude from civil servant’s point of view. (150 words/10 marks)
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Approach: Introduce defining both Attitude and Aptitude. Write why attitude is more important than aptitude for success. Highlight the significance of both from a civil servant"s point of view. Answer : Aptitude is the potential ability to acquire a skill, ability or knowledge and it is more about the management of problems and situations. While attitude refers to a psychological response to a particular situation, person or issue. It can be positive or negative. Attitude is associated with character and virtue. Human behaviour is a combination of both aptitude and attitude. Aptitude decides what we are going to do while attitude decides how we are going to do it. Aptitude gives a headstart however, attitude is more important than aptitude because of the following reasons: 1. Through the right attitude we can learn things for which we don"t have the aptitude. 2. Attitudes decides how we do the certain task so it propels us to excellence in that task. 3. It drives us to do better than what we are capable of. 4. Attitude is mental so it imparts mental toughness and perseverance despite failures. 5. Attitude can be learnt through socialization and training so we can develop positive attitudes for certain desired behaviour such as the drive for success. Significance of Aptitude for Civil Service. 1. It imparts the ability to deal with different people 2. It gives the ability to understand difficult situations. 3. Aptitude for civil services means a person has the ability to take a leadership position, manage social situations and have a service orientation. Significance of Attitude for Civil Servants. 1. It improves his/her problem-solving abilities. 2. It enhances his resilience and perseverance towards negative situations and emotions. It has been rightly said that aptitude and attitude both are important, but it is said that 99% of success depends upon the attitude and only 1% on aptitude.
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##Question:Attitude and Aptitude are the two important aspects of life. Which one of the two do you think is more important in life for the success of person? Give due justification. Highlight the significance of attitude and aptitude from civil servant’s point of view. (150 words/10 marks)##Answer:Approach: Introduce defining both Attitude and Aptitude. Write why attitude is more important than aptitude for success. Highlight the significance of both from a civil servant"s point of view. Answer : Aptitude is the potential ability to acquire a skill, ability or knowledge and it is more about the management of problems and situations. While attitude refers to a psychological response to a particular situation, person or issue. It can be positive or negative. Attitude is associated with character and virtue. Human behaviour is a combination of both aptitude and attitude. Aptitude decides what we are going to do while attitude decides how we are going to do it. Aptitude gives a headstart however, attitude is more important than aptitude because of the following reasons: 1. Through the right attitude we can learn things for which we don"t have the aptitude. 2. Attitudes decides how we do the certain task so it propels us to excellence in that task. 3. It drives us to do better than what we are capable of. 4. Attitude is mental so it imparts mental toughness and perseverance despite failures. 5. Attitude can be learnt through socialization and training so we can develop positive attitudes for certain desired behaviour such as the drive for success. Significance of Aptitude for Civil Service. 1. It imparts the ability to deal with different people 2. It gives the ability to understand difficult situations. 3. Aptitude for civil services means a person has the ability to take a leadership position, manage social situations and have a service orientation. Significance of Attitude for Civil Servants. 1. It improves his/her problem-solving abilities. 2. It enhances his resilience and perseverance towards negative situations and emotions. It has been rightly said that aptitude and attitude both are important, but it is said that 99% of success depends upon the attitude and only 1% on aptitude.
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Write a short note on following values a) Courage/ Fortitude b) Dedication to public service c) Compassion towards weaker section d) Empathy
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Give examples from the life of civil servants and incidents in your life where you have shown these values if any.
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According to Max weber what are the qualities of leader?
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##Question:According to Max weber what are the qualities of leader? ##Answer:.
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Now days there is increasing thrust on economic development all around the world. At the same time there is also increasing concern about environmental degradation caused by development. Comment.
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##Question:Now days there is increasing thrust on economic development all around the world. At the same time there is also increasing concern about environmental degradation caused by development. Comment. ##Answer:.
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Many a times we face conflict between developmental activities and environmental quality. It is neither feasible to stop or curtail developmental process nor it is advisable to keep degrading the environment as it threatens the very survival. Discuss some the feasible strategies which could be adopted to eliminate the conflict and which could lead to the sustainable development.
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##Question:Many a times we face conflict between developmental activities and environmental quality. It is neither feasible to stop or curtail developmental process nor it is advisable to keep degrading the environment as it threatens the very survival. Discuss some the feasible strategies which could be adopted to eliminate the conflict and which could lead to the sustainable development. ##Answer:.
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Write a short note on Feminine Ethics.
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Discuss the two Gandhian values, which have made major impact on your life.
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What do you mean by integrity? How integrity helps a civil servant in performing his duties?
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Write a short note on political neutrality.
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Discuss code of conduct and code of ethics and their significance. (100 words)
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What are the connective tissue and its various forms and its importance in human body?
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Write down the importance of RBC?
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What is ‘Osmosis’?
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Why is xylem and phloem is important?
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The President of India is Indeed a Rubber-Stamp. Give your opinion?
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Explain the similarities and difference between elections to Office of President and Vice President?(150 words)
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What is the need of central bank in economy?
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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##Question:Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?##Answer:.
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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Which of the following are not a function / power of Reserve Bank of India?
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To assume the responsibility of meeting directly or indirectly all reasonable demands for accommodation
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To hold cash reserves of the commercial banks and make available financial accommodation to them
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To assume responsibility of all banking operations of the government
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Write a short note on functions of RBI
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Explain the characteristic of seismic waves important to understand the interior of the earth, and using them explain the interior of the earth. [250 words]
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##Question:Explain the characteristic of seismic waves important to understand the interior of the earth, and using them explain the interior of the earth. [250 words]##Answer:.
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Give an account of physical and chemical composition of earth’s interior. [150 words/10 Marks]
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In absence of sufficient powers, the President merely acts as a rubber stamp and is not necessary for Indian political system. Comment [250 words]
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##Question:In absence of sufficient powers, the President merely acts as a rubber stamp and is not necessary for Indian political system. Comment [250 words] ##Answer:.
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Give an account of the legislative powers of the President. [10 marks,150 words]
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##Question:Give an account of the legislative powers of the President. [10 marks,150 words]##Answer:.
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“The power to promulgate an ordinance is essentially a power to be used to meet an extraordinary situation and it cannot be allowed to bypass the legislature.“ Comment. (10 marks/150 words)
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Approach: - Write the Constitutional provision of the Ordinance - Mention the grounds of the promulgation of the Ordinance - Mention the Issues in case of the promulgation of the ordinance - Give examples of misuse by political leaders - Write an appropriate conclusion Answer: Ordinance-making power is the legislative power given to President and Governor as per Articles 123 and 213 respectively. The provision of the constitution has been given in the constitution to tackle any emergency situation when the Parliament is not in session. Grounds for issuingtheOrdinance When thelegislature is not in session: the President can only promulgate when either of the House of Parliament is not in session. Immediate action is needed: the President though has the power of promulgating the ordinances but the same cannot be done unless he is satisfied that there are circumstances that require him to take immediate action. Parliament should approve: after the ordinance has been passed it is required to be approved by the parliament within six weeks of reassembling. The same will cease to operate if disapproved by either House. Issues with Promulgation of Ordinance Role of Governor: The governor should act in a transparent manner but sometimes he acts in the interest of Union Govt. Not placing the ordinance in the Parliament: Frequent promulgation of the ordinancewithout trying to make the law. Bypassing the Rajya Sabha: The passing of the ordinance sometimes seen as an attempt to bypass the Rajya Sabha so that the deliberation on any bill could be avoided. Violation of separation of power: The passing of the bill is the work of Parliament (ie both the house of the Parliament), but when the ordinance is promulgated then the work of legislative is encroached by Executive. Misuse to serve political end: In many instances, after the ordinance gets lapsed without getting passed in the houses within 6 weeks of reassembly, the government re- promulgates it once the house is not in session. The Government of Bihar brazenly promulgated 256 ordinances between 1967 and 1981 whereas the state assembly passed only 189 acts in the same period. The judiciary has stepped in to fill in some of the gaps that would make the provision less exploitative. In R C Cooper v Union of India , it was decided that an ordinance could be challenged in case an ‘immediate action’ was not required. But the criterion of immediate action has to be on the satisfaction of the president, i.e. the cabinet and that can be very subjective and may tilt towards a particular political outcome. Conclusion Thus opposition party needs to play a constructive role in the house of the parliament. The number of days that the Members of Parliament meet, has been reduced drastically to allow debates to take place on controversial issues. Therefore the number of days parliament houses meet should be increased.
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##Question:“The power to promulgate an ordinance is essentially a power to be used to meet an extraordinary situation and it cannot be allowed to bypass the legislature.“ Comment. (10 marks/150 words)##Answer:Approach: - Write the Constitutional provision of the Ordinance - Mention the grounds of the promulgation of the Ordinance - Mention the Issues in case of the promulgation of the ordinance - Give examples of misuse by political leaders - Write an appropriate conclusion Answer: Ordinance-making power is the legislative power given to President and Governor as per Articles 123 and 213 respectively. The provision of the constitution has been given in the constitution to tackle any emergency situation when the Parliament is not in session. Grounds for issuingtheOrdinance When thelegislature is not in session: the President can only promulgate when either of the House of Parliament is not in session. Immediate action is needed: the President though has the power of promulgating the ordinances but the same cannot be done unless he is satisfied that there are circumstances that require him to take immediate action. Parliament should approve: after the ordinance has been passed it is required to be approved by the parliament within six weeks of reassembling. The same will cease to operate if disapproved by either House. Issues with Promulgation of Ordinance Role of Governor: The governor should act in a transparent manner but sometimes he acts in the interest of Union Govt. Not placing the ordinance in the Parliament: Frequent promulgation of the ordinancewithout trying to make the law. Bypassing the Rajya Sabha: The passing of the ordinance sometimes seen as an attempt to bypass the Rajya Sabha so that the deliberation on any bill could be avoided. Violation of separation of power: The passing of the bill is the work of Parliament (ie both the house of the Parliament), but when the ordinance is promulgated then the work of legislative is encroached by Executive. Misuse to serve political end: In many instances, after the ordinance gets lapsed without getting passed in the houses within 6 weeks of reassembly, the government re- promulgates it once the house is not in session. The Government of Bihar brazenly promulgated 256 ordinances between 1967 and 1981 whereas the state assembly passed only 189 acts in the same period. The judiciary has stepped in to fill in some of the gaps that would make the provision less exploitative. In R C Cooper v Union of India , it was decided that an ordinance could be challenged in case an ‘immediate action’ was not required. But the criterion of immediate action has to be on the satisfaction of the president, i.e. the cabinet and that can be very subjective and may tilt towards a particular political outcome. Conclusion Thus opposition party needs to play a constructive role in the house of the parliament. The number of days that the Members of Parliament meet, has been reduced drastically to allow debates to take place on controversial issues. Therefore the number of days parliament houses meet should be increased.
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Give an account of the judicial powers of the President. [150 words]
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Give an account of various models of bureaucracy which help in strengthening the democracy. Illustrate all models with suitable examples. [250 words]
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President is not a member of either house of parliament but integral part of it. Explain. (150 words/10 marks)
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Explain various layers of atmosphere. Bring out their temperature variations and related compositions. [200 words/10 Marks]
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Explain the following: (50 words each) a) Coastal Depositional Landforms b) Difference between Ria and fjord coasts c) Acquifers
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Examine the position of Prime minister in India with examples?
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What are the factors affecting position of Prime Minister in India?(100 words)
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Discuss the formations and various features of Indian flood plains [150 words]
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Discuss the formations and various features of Indian flood plains [150 words]
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Explain the following: [50 words each]a) Karstsb) Erosional and Depostional landforms of Glaciersc) Stalactite and Stalagmite
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The commodification of land or property rights under British rule was the characteristics feature of their land revenue administrative structure. Discuss the impact of colonial land revenue policies on Indian society. [200 words]
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##Question:The commodification of land or property rights under British rule was the characteristics feature of their land revenue administrative structure. Discuss the impact of colonial land revenue policies on Indian society. [200 words]##Answer:.
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Explain in detail "Economic Drain of Wealth" during British era. (150 words/10 marks)
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Discuss the different types of land settlement system prevalent during the British rule. [200 words]
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What are the factors affecting insolation on earth. Establish the earth’s heat budget. [200 words]
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What is Sevottam model? Discuss the steps suggested by the model for effective service delivery. [200 words]
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What is citizen charter? Discuss the challenges faced in effective implementation of citizen charter. [150 words/10 marks]
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Discuss the various instruments used in India to promote accountability. [200 words]
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Discuss the various instruments used in India to promote accountability. [200 words]
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With special reference to the act passed by the Meghalayan govt. define social audit? Explain its features. Also, highlight 8 principles of Social Audit. (250 words/15 marks)
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##Question:With special reference to the act passed by the Meghalayan govt. define social audit? Explain its features. Also, highlight 8 principles of Social Audit. (250 words/15 marks)##Answer:.
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The Right to Information act was introduced to promote transparency. Discuss the challenges faced in the effective implementation of the spirit of the law. (150 words/10 Marks)
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What are the characteristics of Good governance? Explain by using example, how the people’s participation and consensus oriented decision making can lead to Good governance? [10Marks/ 200 words]
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What do you understand by good governance? Discuss the Gandhi’s views on good governance. [200 words]
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Explain the following: [250 words/15 marks] a) Van Allen Belt b) Insolation c) Solar variance d) Homosphere & Heterosphere
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The Mysore empire represented the germinative stage of a modern state something that was absent amongst the other regional states of 18th century. Discuss.
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##Question:The Mysore empire represented the germinative stage of a modern state something that was absent amongst the other regional states of 18th century. Discuss.##Answer:.
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Discuss the various administrative and military reforms introduced by the Haidar Ali. [200 words]
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Discuss the various administrative and military reforms introduced by the Haidar Ali. [200 words]
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Discuss the major causes behind decline of the Maratha Empire. [200 words]
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Discuss the major causes behind decline of the Maratha Empire. [150 words/10 marks]
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The British administrative policies represented a significant advancement over that of the Mughal counterparts. Discuss. [200 words]
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