GS Mains Q & A
Discuss the implications of IPCC and the State of the Cryosphere 2023 report findings on Himalayan ecosystems and downstream communities. Suggest a multi-pronged strategy for India to address the emerging cryospheric challenges.
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Read MoreDiscuss the implications of IPCC and the State of the Cryosphere 2023 report findings on Himalayan ecosystems and downstream communities. Suggest a multi-pronged strategy for India to address the emerging cryospheric challenges.
Answer: Approach to the answer: Overview: Describe the cryosphere and...
Read MoreMid-oceanic ridges are zones of crustal creation, while subduction zones mark the destruction of oceanic crust. In this context, explain how seafloor spreading and subduction collectively support the Plate Tectonics Theory.
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Read MoreLord Curzon’s approach to governance reflected a deliberate attempt to curtail Indian political consciousness. In this light, analyze the significance of the Indian Universities Act (1904) and Calcutta Municipal Amendment Act (1899).
Answer: Approach to the answer: The Lord Curzon, the viceroy...
Read MoreDadabhai Naoroji, despite being a member of the British Parliament, became one of the fiercest critics of British economic policies in India. What ethical values are reflected in his actions and how can such values be applied in public life today?
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Read MoreSeparate electorates for Muslims, as introduced in the Indian Councils Act of 1909, sowed the seeds of communal politics in colonial India. Examine with suitable arguments.
Answer: Approach to the answer: Recognizing the query: The question...
Read More“The introduction of English education in India was less about enlightenment and more about establishing cultural hegemony.” Critically examine this statement in the context of British educational policies in the 19th century.
Answer: Approach to the answer: Recognizing the query: There are...
Read More“Arya Samaj was revivalist in form but reformist in content.” Critically examine this statement in light of its objectives, methods, and societal reforms.
Answer: Approach to the answer: In the question, Swami Dayananda...
Read MoreExamine the role of Raja Ram Mohan Roy in the reform of Hindu society. How did his thoughts on monotheism and rationalism challenge the orthodox religious practices of his time?
Answer: Approach to the answer: The question discusses Iswar Chandra...
Read More“The Revolt of 1857 marked a turning point in British policy towards India.” Examine the major administrative and political changes introduced after the revolt. (Answer in 250 words)
Answer: Approach to the answer: Recognizing the query: The question...
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