Category: Indian History & Post-Independence

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Day 137 – Q 1. The general election of 1977 was a watershed in India’s political history? Do you agree? Substantiate. (10 Marks)
Day 136 – Q 3. In what ways did the contemporary post independence leadership address the issue of tribal integration? Was is successful? Critically evaluate. (15 Marks)
Day 136 – Q 2. The commitment of the founding fathers of the Constitution towards protecting the rights of religious minorities in India can be considered as the stepping stone towards a secular India. Elucidate. (10 Marks)
Day 136 – Q 1. Examine the complexities that were involved in the integration of princely states into the Indian territory. How were these complexities addressed by the contemporary leadership? Discuss. (10 Marks)
Day 127 – Q 3. What are some of the most recurring themes of cave paintings in India? What are the most characteristic features of these paintings? Discuss. (15 Marks)
Day 127 – Q 2. Mention the essential teachings of Buddhism & Jainism? How did Buddhism spread in different parts of the world? Examine. (10 Marks)
Day 127 – Q 1. The Vedic literature is an epitome of lyrical excellence and intellectual depth. Elucidate. (10 Marks)
Day 126 – Q 3. Recreation was an integral part of people’s lives during ancient times. Illustrate with the help of suitable examples. (15 Marks)
Day 126 – Q 2. Examine the advancements made in the fields of urban planning and architecture during the Indus Valley Civilization. Where do we find the marvelous examples of Indus Valley cities and architecture? (10 Marks)
Day 126 – Q 1. What status was the environment accorded during the Vedic period? How do Vedic symbols encapsulate the spirit of environment? Discuss. (10 Marks)
Day 117 – Q 2. What according to you were the most prominent factors leading to extreme communalism by the time independence was achieved? Substantiate your views. (10 Marks)
Day 117 – Q 1. How did Mahatma Gandhi’s experiments and experiences during his political career in South Africa shape the nationalist movement in India? Analyse (10 Marks)
Day 116 – Q 2. What rural development really needed post-independence was land reform. Comment. What measures were taken by the government on this front? Were they successful? Critically examine.
Day 116 – Q 1. There has always been a debate whether freedom was seized by the Indians or power was transferred voluntarily by the British as an act of positive statesmanship. What are your views on this debate? Substantiate.
Day 107 – Q 2. What rural India really needed post-independence was land reform. Do you agree? Substantiate. What measures were taken by the government on this front? Were they successful? Critically examine.
Day 107 – Q 1. Illustrate the scenarios that forced Congress to accept the partition of the country. In your opinion, could it have been avoided? Comment.
Day 106 – Q 2. India’s freedom struggle had participation from people of all walks of life irrespective of caste, creed, sex, and religion, and was not exclusively controlled by any particular group. Do you agree? Critically comment.
Day 106 – Q 1. There has always been a debate whether freedom was seized by the Indians or power was transferred voluntarily by the British as an act of positive statesmanship. What are your views on this debate? Substantiate.
Day 28 – Q 5. India’s journey towards the status of a responsible nuclear power was full of challenges and roadblocks. Do you agree? Substantiate your views. 
Day 28 – Q 4. What were the key provisions of the Shimla agreement after the 1971 Indo-Pak war? Was it a lost opportunity for India? Critically comment. 

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