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Protected: Q.2) “The Charter Act of 1833 rung own the curtain on the company’s trade and introduced a new concept of government in India.” Substantiate.
Protected: Q.1) “The rise of Arya Samaj may quite logically be pronounced as the outcomes of conditions imported into India by the West.” Evaluate.
Protected: CASE STUDY – Day 9
Protected: Q.2) “Beliefs, values and attitudes are different but are related to each other.” Explain
Protected: Q.1) Explain with examples the different components of attitude and how they affect the overall behaviour of a person.
MID-COURSE REALITY CHECK- ARE YOU LOSING YOUR MOMENTUM!
Protected: Q.5) Is agriculture the backbone of the Indian economy? Critically examine.
Protected: Q.4) Although India is the second largest producer of food in the world, but its share in world’s exports is very low despite its inherent strength in tea, spices and rice. Why?
Protected: Q.3) What are the roles of skill development, training and entrepreneurship for both post-harvest management and food processing industry? Examine.
Protected: Q.2) How is the multi-brand FDI relevant from food-processing point of view? Critically comment.
Protected: Q.1) Urijit Patel’s Committee had recommended for the removal of administered prices and subsidies in agriculture. What are the different forms of farm subsidies in India and what is their justification?
Protected: 2) Science and Religion – Are they compatible? (1000 Words)
Protected: 1) “I object to violence because, when it appears to do good, the good is only temporary; the evil it does is permanent.” (1500 Words)
“SURPRISE for TLP-2015 & IMPORTANT NOTICE for 2016 ASPIRANTS”
Protected: Q.5) ‘The Central Government frequently complains on the poor performance of the State Governments in eradicating suffering of the vulnerable sections of the society’. Restructuring of the CSS across the sectors for ameliorating the cause of vulnerable sections of population aims at providing flexibility to the states in better implementation. Critically evaluate. (2013 Mains GS 2)
Protected: Q.4) Explain the concept of Judicial Activism and examine its impact on the relationship between the executive and judiciary in India.
Protected: Q.2) Differentiate a political party from a pressure group. Explain the role of RSS and Bajrang Dal units of the Sangh Parivar as a pressure-group in the contemporary Indian Political System.
Protected: Q.3) How far do regional groupings pose a threat to the stability of the Indian federalism. Trace and analyze the working of such regional groupings.
Protected: Q.1) Critically examine the impact of coalition-politics on the Indian Political System. Make a case on the need for cooperative federalism in today’s world.
Protected: Q.5) Though not very useful from the point of view of a connected political history of South India, the Sangam literature portrays the social and economic conditions of its time with remarkable vividness. Comment. (2013 Mains GS 1)

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