Author: Parth Verma

Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 2nd December

GS-1 Post-independence consolidation and reorganization within the country.

GS-4 Information sharing and transparency in government, Right to Information.

Question 1)

Discuss how the pre-congress political organisations evolved in 19th century. 10 marks

Question 2)

The unchanging perspective of each other in both countries calls for the recalibration of India-Nepal ties. Examine the factors that India should consider while having a relook at its ties with Nepal. 10 marks

Question 3)

The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020 (FPTC Act) has been enacted with a view to improve the issues faced by farmers in selling their produce. In light of this, examine the challenges faced by the farmers in marketing their produce also mention the shortcomings in the Act and suggest the measures to address these issues. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Discuss the skills that are required to become emotionally intelligent while highlighting the advantages of developing emotional intelligence for administration. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 1st December

GS-1 Modern Indian history from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present- significant events, personalities, issues. 

GS-4 Emotional Intelligence

Question 1)

Explain the social constraints in bringing about gender equality in Indian society. 10 marks

Question 2)

For democracies to succeed, the parliamentary majority need to be restrained through constitutional ethics and public morality. Critically examine in the context of democracy in India. 10 marks

Question 3)

The industrial age competitive advantage is developed and is not a natural endowment. Despite several changes in industrial policy, India lacks on several fronts. In light of this, suggest the reforms in the Industrial policy to make India competitive in terms of industrial production. 10 marks

Question 4)  

“If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion”. In what ways can a compassionate public official be more useful for realizing public service goals? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 26th November

GS-1 Role of women and women’s organization. 

GS-4 Case Studies

Question 1)

Wealth of Indian linguistic culture lies outside the purview of what is recognised as official language, in the backdrop of the statement analyse the linguistic diversity and richness in the country. 10 marks

Question 2)

Seeking remedy from the Supreme Court for the violation of fundamental rights under Article 32 is also a fundamental right. However, enforcement of it is not absolute. In light of this, examine the challenges in its enforcement by the Supreme Court. 10 marks

Question 3)

Examine the challenges and opportunities in allowing the corporate houses in the banking sector. 10 marks

Question 4)  

You are officer-in-charge of a very important railway junction, which is an artery of trade and commerce. A peasant disturbance has been brewing in your district for the past few weeks. Their discussions with the political and district leadership has borne no fruit and it has come to the stage that now they are protesting by organizing a sitin on the railway tracks near the station. They have thereby succeeded in blocking movement of all trains. This disruption is causing significant harassment for the passengers waiting at the platform as well. (a) What will be your course of immediate action? (b) How can emotional intelligence act as a tool in handling this issue? (c) What steps will you take so that such incidents are not repeated in the future? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 25th November

GS-1 Indian society and diversity.

GS-4 Case Studies

Question 1)

The Chola Period marks a distinct and significant period in the art and architecture of India. Comment. 10 marks

Question 2)

As India seeks to recalibrate its ties with the Gulf, the real challenge is to discard outdated perceptions of the Gulf and seize the new strategic possibilities with the region. In light of this, examine the new strategic possibilities the region offers. 10 marks

Question 3)

No country has become a global power relying on others. However, India faces several challenges in securing Atmanirbhar Bharat in the emerging global order. Evaluate these challenges and suggest ways to deal with such challenges. 10 marks

Question 4)  

You, a manager in one of the top IT firms in the country, are tasked with hiring new recruits for an upcoming project. You find that the company has given tacit instructions of not hiring female candidates in view of the new maternity law passed by the Government. You find this highly objectionable and lodge a protest with people in the higher management but they are firm as they want to cut down all the unnecessary costs. Based on this information, answer the following questions: (a) Identify the stakeholders and their interests in the situation. (b) What are the dilemmas that a recruiting manager may face in such a scenario? (c) What are the different options available to you? Which one will you pursue and why? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 24th November

GS-1 Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times. 

GS-4 Case Studies

Question 1)

Italy was united by the heart of Mazzini, the sword of Garibaldi and brain of Cavour. Elucidate. 10 marks

Question 2)

Democracies across the world are facing threat in the various forms. Examine these threats in the various forms. 10 marks

Question 3)

The interplay between the agriculture subsidies and increasing agri-pollution explains in part rising pollution levels in north India. This calls for the relook at the agri-subsidies to curb the agri-pollution. Comment. 10 marks

Question 4)  

“The hungry ‘should not be punished’ for stealing small amounts of food, if they are stealing to feed their family”. Is the statement morally justifiable? Discuss by giving your opinion on the moral conundrum. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 23rd November

GS-1 History of the world include events from 18th century such as industrial revolution, world wars, redrawal of national boundaries, colonization, decolonization. 

GS-4 Dedication to public service, empathy, tolerance and
compassion towards the weaker sections

Question 1)

Examine the vulnerability of India to the earthquakes and propose short, medium and long-term actions to alleviate the risks associated. 10 marks

Question 2)

India’s engagement with ASEAN as a block has been a partnership in making. Indo-Pacific construct has added had accelerated the process of engagement. In light of this, examine the common interests and challenges India shares with the region. 10 marks

Question 3)

Export is the answer to the question of India’s high and sustained growth. Critically examine. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Some people are of the opinion that values keep changing with time and situation, while others strongly believe that there are certain universal and eternal human values. What is your viewpoint? Discuss. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 20th November

GS-1 Important Geophysical phenomena such as earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanic activity, cyclone etc. 

GS-4 Human Values – lessons from the lives and teachings of great leaders, reformers and administrators.

Question 1)

Should live-in relationships be regulated by the state? And, if so, to what extent? Examine and give your opinion in the light of recent demands made by the Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission in this regard. 10 marks

Question 2)

Should live-in relationships be regulated by the state? And, if so, to what extent? Examine and give your opinion in the light of recent demands made by the Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission in this regard. 10 marks

Question 3)

Development and growth in India are still at an early stage which makes the challenge of balancing the commitment to climate action with economic development more difficult. In light of this, suggest the strategy that India should follow. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Is there more unethical behaviour in government than in business? Analyse by giving your opinion with suitable examples. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 19th November

GS-1 Indian Society and Diversity.

GS-4 Ethics and Human Interface: Essence, determinants and consequences of Ethics in human actions.

Question 1)

There are no existing concrete estimates of the number of poor and depth of poverty in India. Reason for it and explain the measures which can be taken to measure the poor. 10 marks

Question 2)

Inordinate delay by the constitutional functionary in deciding certain matters has led to the judicial intervention and threatens to widen the constitutional faultiness. Critically examine. 10 marks

Question 3)

India faces an uphill task in maintaining its viability against highly competitive countries in Asia. In light of this, examine the challenges India faces in attracting the relocating supply chains in the wake of Covid pandemic. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Socrates is regarded as the founder of moral philosophy, Discuss the contributions of his moral heroism. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 18th November

GS-1 Population and associated issues, poverty and developmental issues. 

GS-4 Moral thinkers

Question 1)

“It was a strong belief of Mahatma Gandhi that in the non-violent struggle of Swaraj, the women of India can leave behind men by a mile.” Comment. 10 marks

Question 2)

Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership was signed recently without India being part of it. What are the implications of it for India? What are the alternatives India could explore the deal with the implications? 10 marks

Question 3)

In order to integrate India as a pivotal part of this modern economy, there is a strong need to step up our manufacturing capabilities. In light of this, examine the role Production Linked Incentive Scheme could play in boosting manufacturing in India. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Examine the causative factors and circumstances that lead to conflict of interest for a public servant and suggest ways to resolve them. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 17th November

GS-1 Role of women and women’s organization.

GS-4 Attitude

Question 1)

Modern sensibilities cannot take root in a nation that allows regressive beliefs to thrive. Comment. 10 marks

Question 2)

Divided by geographical distance but united through clear common interests and shared values, India-Canada relation holds the promise for prosperity and achievement of the common goals. Comment. 10 marks

Question 3)

Air pollution is very much a solvable problem. But it just cannot be solved on an emergency basis. In light of this, suggest the measures to deal with the issue of air pollution in India. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Integrity compels individuals to be socially conscious and to welcome both personal and professional responsibility. Analyse the reasons for a decline in civil service integrity and suggest solutions. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 16th November

GS-1 Social empowerment, communalism, regionalism & secularism.

GS-4 Aptitude

Question 1)

Discuss the contributions of Ashfaqullah Khan in the Indian freedom struggle with special focus on his contributions to Hindustan Socialist Republican Association. 10 marks

Question 2)

Unrestricted digital media could pose threat to peace and harmony in society. However, its regulation by the government could give rise to several other issues. In light of this, examine the need for regulation of digital media and how implications of its regulation by the government. 10 marks

Question 3)

Indian economy suffers from the problem of reduced aggregate demand and dealing with it requires improving the income and productivity. In this context, suggest the ways to improve the income and productivity in the economy. 10 marks

Question 4)  

A state has been struck with floods and there is immense anger and frustration among people regarding delay in flood relief measures. A reason for the anger is that immediate relief is directed towards localities where the local MLA and MP (belonging to the ruling party) reside. There have been incidents where people have physically attacked the relief personnel. It is winter and there is threat of adverse weather in the coming week. You have been brought in as the new District collector as the previous one was transferred due to public pressure on the political leadership. Your senior has directed you to give special attention towards the same locality where the loyal voters of the MLA and MP live. In this background – 1. Bring out and discuss the ethical issues involved in the above case. 2. Also suggest the right course of action in the given situation. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 13th November

GS-1 Modern Indian history from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present- significant events, personalities, issues. 

GS-4 Case Studies.

Question 1)

Discuss the major provisions of Poona Pact. Was it a Precursor to affirmative actions post-independence? Examine. 10 marks

Question 2)

The legal language in India suffers from several flaws which have several implications for the governance of the country. In light of this, examine the issues with the legal language in India and suggest the measures to deal with the issue. 10 marks

Question 3)

India has been facing the challenge of credit over the last 10 years. The challenge is indicative of issues India’s financial sector faces. In light of this, examine the issues faced by the financial institution in India and suggest the changes to make them strong to cater to the demands of Indian economy. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Due to the contemporary developments in the information technology and convergence, the accesses of adults and children to media including variety of entertainment have increased. The children have impressionable minds and the quality of entertainment would have a bearing on them even when they grow adults. One moderately rich family has two children who have given mobile phones to their children with internet connection so that they can complement their studies with huge amount of information and aids available on the internet. Father encourage children to ‘grow with the technology of their times’ and rather than ‘forcing discipline’ on them. However, there is also misuse of information technology. The students are engaging in many undesirable activities outside the school, especially their exposure to many computer games (Blue Whale Challenge, Dead Space 2, Mortal Kombat, Medal of Honour, Call of Duty Black OPS, New Vegas etc.), which are known to be fatal and addictive, impinging on their education and value systems. In this context, what steps parents can take to stop such new and pervasive kind of menace due to the unrestricted use of the computers and mobile phones? Also discuss importance of “forced discipline” in this case. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 12th November

GS-1 Indian National Movement.

GS-4 Case Studies.

Question 1)

With the double whammy of Monsoon and the pandemic, the conditions of the urban poor are more deplorable than that of their rural counterparts. Comment. 10 marks

Question 2)

Strong public sector capacities in healthcare are imperative to achieve medical preparedness for disasters. In light of this, examine the disaster preparedness of the public healthcare system in India and suggest ways to achieve it. 10 marks

Question 3)

There have been increasing instance of the judicial review of the decision of the central bank. What are the challenges in judicial review the central bank’s actions? 10 marks

Question 4)  

In Beed district of Maharashtra, 50 per cent of the women have been reported for hysterectomies. These women are as young as 25. The majorities of these women are cane cutters and migrate to the sugar belt of western Maharashtra during the cane cutting season; with the drought intensifying, the number of migrants multiplies. The contractor is keen to have women without wombs in his group of cane cutters, as they incur financial loses when any of the labourer goes for maternity leave. Moreover, menstruating women demand rest and toilets facilities. However, it is an unofficial dictum and contractors say that women are doing it voluntarily. It has also been observed that the child sex ratio in this district is an abysmal 807. For hysterectomies and abortion, the numbers of illegal clinics continue to proliferate in the district. Identify the ethical issues in above situation. As a DM magistrate of the concerned district, identify the course of action. What innovative steps you will take to solve this problem? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 11th November

GS-1 Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India. 

GS-4 Case Studies.

Question 1)

“Buddhism was more of a social movement under the backing of a religion”. Elucidate. 10 marks

Question 2)

The Election Commission of India has a much wider mandate than its counterpart in the U.S. and this has ensured the smoother power transfer in the U.S. In light of this compare the powers of two commissions and explain how it helped in consolidating democracy. 10 marks

Question 3)

India needs an organic economic growth based on innovation and competitiveness instead of focusing specific sector in export-driven growth. Comment. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Due to the contemporary developments in the information technology and convergence, the accesses of adults and children to media including variety of entertainment have increased. The children have impressionable minds and the quality of entertainment would have a bearing on them even when they grow adults. One moderately rich family has two children who have given mobile phones to their children with internet connection so that they can complement their studies with huge amount of information and aids available on the internet. Father encourage children to ‘grow with the technology of their times’ and rather than ‘forcing discipline’ on them. However, there is also misuse of information technology. The students are engaging in many undesirable activities outside the school, especially their exposure to many computer games (Blue Whale Challenge, Dead Space 2, Mortal Kombat, Medal of Honour, Call of Duty Black OPS, New Vegas etc.), which are known to be fatal and addictive, impinging on their education and value systems. In this context, what steps parents can take to stop such new and pervasive kind of menace due to the unrestricted use of the computers and mobile phones? Also discuss importance of “forced discipline” in this case. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 10th November

GS-1 Indian culture will cover the salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times. 

GS-4 Case Studies.

Question 1)

In the context of new social movements of Independent India , Discuss the key features of the New Farmer’s movements. 10 marks

Question 2)

What constitutes India Indo-Pacific vision? Why is the region important for the world? What are the challenges India faces in fulfilling its vision in the region? 10 marks

Question 3)

As India pursues Atmanirbhar Bharat, there is a challenge of avoiding protectionist approach. In light of this, elaborate on the challenge of avoiding protectionist approach as India pursues Atmanirbhar Bharat. 10 marks

Question 4)  

You are a doctor in a government hospital. One of your lady friends got married in very rich and influential family. However, with passage of time you came to know that the family is very conservative as she visited you to seek your help in determining sex of the child at fetus stage. As her in-laws want a boy child to act as inheritor of the family. They have also ordered to abort the child if it is girl. Later her in-laws insisted hard and connected the doctor with the health minister on mobile phone. The minister said the doctor to help them in all possible manners without saying anything about the issue at hand. Thus reporting about the issue to police is waste. Answer the following questions: (a) What are the ethical dilemmas in the above case? (b) Do you think that your moral obligation also demands to help your friend? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 9th November

GS-1 Post-independence consolidation and reorganization within the country. 

GS-4 Case Studies.

Question 1)

Sea-level rise (SLR) is a “well accepted” consequence of climate change. Analyse. 10 marks

Question 2)

Fairness and inclusion are the two dimensions of equity in education. However, the shift towards digital education throws new challenges to the New National Education Policy in achieving these two dimensions. Comment. 10 marks

Question 3)

India needs to explore the option of hydrogen-based vehicular fuel. But the adoption of it faces several challenges. In light of this, examine benefits and the challenges in adoption of hydrogen as a vehicular fuel. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Emotional intelligence in recent times has become the buzzword for determining the success of a person. Do you agree? If yes, mention the steps you have taken in your life to develop emotional intelligence. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 6th November

GS-1  Important Geophysical phenomena such as earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanic activity, cyclone etc. 

GS-4 Emotional Intelligence.

Question 1)

What do understand by Atlantic Meridional Overturning Current? Explain in detail its relations with warming up of Indian Ocean. 10 marks

Question 2)

States are at the forefront of development and generation of opportunities and growth. Yet, States are facing the weakened financial capacity in the recent past. Examine the reasons for the weakened financial powers of the State and suggest the measures to improve it. 10 marks

Question 3)

How the economic progress of a country is shaped by the productivity of its labour force? What are the ways to enhance productivity? Also elaborate on the role played by the technology. 10 marks

Question 4)  

“Mob not only threatens democracy but also is one of the greatest impediments for the civil servants to provide good governance.” Discuss. In such a context do you think the ‘citizen’ in citizen charter is a misnomer? Critically analyse. 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 5th November

GS-1 Salient features of world’s physical geography.  

GS-4 Codes of Ethics, Codes of Conduct, Citizen’s Charters, Work
culture, Quality of service delivery, Utilization of public funds, challenges of corruption.

Question 1)

Discuss the accomplishments and failures of Non-cooperation movement of 1920. Also elaborate upon its impact on the subsequent freedom movements in pre-independence India. 10 marks

Question 2)

Free speech is a basic right that preconditions the realisation of other rights. In light of this, examine Indian Constitutions approach toward free speech and how it differs from other democracies. 10 marks

Question 3)

Analyse the role played by the RBI in containing inflations? What are the legal provisions made to ensure the accountability of the RBI in this regard? 10 marks

Question 4)  

What do you understand by impartiality? Why is it regarded as cardinal value of civil services? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 4th November

GS-1 The Freedom Struggle – its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country. 

GS-4 Public/Civil service values and Ethics in Public administration: Status and problems; ethical concerns and dilemmas in government and private institutions; laws, rules, regulations and conscience as sources of ethical guidance; 

Question 1)

To what extent the British policies in colonial India transformed the agrarian structure of the time? Elucidate. 10 marks

Question 2)

What are the implications of India’s signing of foundational military agreements with the U.S. for India’s foreign policy. 10 marks

Question 3)

What are the platform workers? what are the issues faced by them? Suggest the measures to deal with the issues. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Explain the concept of ‘Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed’.also discuss to what extent is it relevant today in determining ethical conduct of an individual? 10 marks

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Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 3rd November

GS-1 Modern Indian history from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present- significant events, personalities, issues.

GS-2 Contributions of moral thinkers and philosophers from India and world. 

Question 1)

Women instinctively fear for their safety every time they step out of their homes in many parts of India, Critically examine whether they enjoy the most basic of rights of free movement, enshrined in the Constitution? What should be the way forward? 10 marks

Question 2)

Despite turbulence in the region, India’s engagement with West Asia has always been characterised by non-alignment and ethos of equitable engagement. In light of this, elaborate on India’s approach to the region and contrast it with that of China’s. 10 marks

Question 3)

Discoms continues to be the weakest link in the electricity chain although they enjoy the regulated rate of return. What are the reasons for stress in the Discoms and suggest the measures to make them self-sustaining. 10 marks

Question 4)  

Some feel that values keep changing with time and situation, while others firmly believe that there are certain universal and eternal human values. Give your perception in this regard with due justification. 10 marks

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