This part include answers of previously asked questions in UPSC IAS-Exam. The answers here are an effort to deal with the conventional questions asked in the exam.
What Planning is a multidimensional approach. It has multidimensional application: economic, family, urban planning etc. Characteristics of planning Planning has well some defined goals It is a continued process till all goals are met Goals are achieved by identifying, mobilizing and utilizing resources in optimal manner Goals of Planning in India – Four goals of […]
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What Massive increase in agricultural productivity of food grains in India due to adoption of modern technology and practices. It was the main plank of second land reforms that kicked off in late 1960s. Why Conditions of Indian agriculture were dismal at the time of independence. Land reforms in early time failed to yield results
Indian land problems are the legacy of British rule. The rule ruined the autonomous village economy, made propriety rights on land and caused to develop feudal and zamindari class. After independence, efforts were made to remove the impediments of the agricultural growth. Land reforms were one of those efforts. Role of Land – Land
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Technology, Economic Development, Bio diversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management Code Topics 3.1 Indian Economy and issues relating to planning, mobilization of resources, growth, development and employment. 3.2 Inclusive growth and issues arising from it. 3.3 Government Budgeting. 3.4 Major crops cropping patterns in various parts of the country, different types of irrigation and irrigation
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Mughal Empire was spread across almost entire India region. It started to break in 18th century. various reasons for its fall are as follows: Aurangzeb failed to accommodate the rising regional aspirations of Maratha and others drainage of resources in fights with Marathas, foreign invaders and in wars of succession weekend the regime financially. multilevel
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3. Discuss the mechanism of Indian Monsoon. (10 marks| 150 words) India monsoon is a monsoon wind in its true sense. It is active in Indian subcontinent which undergoes complete reversal of wind direction . Factors precursor to Indian Monsoon setup After spring equinox, sun moves towards northern hemisphere.It causes ITC to shift northwards to
7. Write a critical note on the evolution and significance of the slogan “Jai Jawan Jai Kisan”. 200 words – 10 Marks (2013) (Introduction) The slogan Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan was coined by our former prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri. (Thesis) Severe shortage of food and the wars demanded urgent attention for substantial improvement in
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1. In the context of diversity of India, can it be said that the regions form cultural units rather than the States? Give reasons with examples for your viewpoint. (150 words, 10 marks) (UPSC 2017 GS Paper 1) Ans. (Introduction) India is a country of diversity. It is home to 7 major human races. More
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Q. Analyze the reasons behind agricultural stagnation in British India? Agriculture used to give jobs to more than 75% of Indians in British India. Failure of the government, various intermediaries and peasants themselves to invest in agriculture caused stagnation in agriculture. British Govt Farming was main source of revenue for the British Govt in India.
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