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29th July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

29th July 2019 | Daily Answer Writing Enhancement

ANNOUNCEMENT – There is a change in format. Students will now have to post answers on the questions page separately by clicking on the links given below. We plan to track progress for each of the GS papers and to achieve the same, this modification becomes important. Students who are unable to post answers, please… Continue reading

There is an urgent need for undertaking reforms in the spirit of the Kargil review committee to prepare for the challenges for the future. Discuss.(250 Words)

The Indian armed forces has remained at the forefront of providing internal security, supporting humanitarian missions in India and abroad, and providing conditions of stability along the borders. With the demands of changing geo-strategic scenario and geo-political situations, the military has to constantly focus on its size, equipment, and operational structures to remain an agile,… Continue reading

There is always a need for substantial scrutiny of bills by parliament committees. In the context of recent events of bypassing commitees, discuss their roles and suggest ways of strengthening them.(250 Words)

A robust lawmaking process requires thorough scrutiny by Parliament. But the worrying trend here is that in rush to pass listed bills, there is not enough scrutiny of them – a crucial aspect in the entire process where parliamentary committees assess the merits and demerits of the bill in question. The non-scrutiny of bills by committees… Continue reading

Answer the following questions based on the concept of conscience: (a) What is conscience? Explain the following quote with respect to that – “In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place”. (Mahatma Gandhi) and (b) How is conscience shaped by the education, law, and authority? What is the importance of conscience in decision-making?(250 Words)

(a) What is conscience? Explain the following quote with respect to that – “In matters of conscience, the law of the majority has no place”. (Mahatma Gandhi) • The inner conscience is defined as that part of the human psyche that induces mental anguish and feelings of guilt when we violate it and feelings of… Continue reading

The outbreak of the First World War in 1914 gave a new lease of life to the nationalist movement in India. Elucidate.(250 words)

Mentors Comment: Introduce by describing the impact of the First World War on the economic and political situation in India. Analyse as to how the entire situation led to greater political consciousness, thereby intensifying the struggle for freedom in India. Give an appropriate conclusion. Answer The First World War (1914-1918) altered the economic and political… Continue reading

[Video Analysis + Top 10 Ranks] 27 July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Rakesh Sir

Dear students, Here’s a link to the Prelims Daily Quiz Analysis Video. Watch this after you have attempted that day’s Prelims Daily questions [on this link] The full playlist is available here [click2watch] We need your comments, likes, and shares on these videos. The aim of this series is to help you revise news via… Continue reading

[Video Analysis + Top 10 Ranks] 26 July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Rakesh Sir

[Burning Issue] RTI amendment Bill

RTI amendment Bill CONTEXT The Right to Information (Amendment) Bill, 2019 that amends the Right to Information Act, 2005 has been introduced in Lok Sabha. What does the RTI Act do? Under the RTI Act, 2005, Public Authorities are required to make disclosures on various aspects of their structure and functioning. This includes: (i) disclosure… Continue reading

27th July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Last days left to join Batch 2 for Foundation Courses, Prelims Test Series and Samachar Manthan

Starts July 20th. First Test on July 27th. Master Timetable for Batch 2. The philosophy behind the Time Table and Study Plan was published for the last batch – https://www.civilsdaily.com/foundation-2020-study-plan-released/ Download Brochure: Foundation 2020 from Civilsdaily Civilsdaily has seen appreciation from Rank 1- Durishetty Anudeep, Rank 2 Anu Kumari. Visit this link – https://www.civilsdaily.com/topper-sessions-and-testimonials/… Continue reading

[Video Analysis + Top 10 Ranks] 25 July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Rakesh Sir

Gear up for our GS 2 Full length test this sunday |Mains Full-Length Test Series Program 2019 – 3 months | Write 12 tests | Reach your next level

Click here to enroll. | Click here for Time Table Dear Students, As an aspirant, we all wait for that imaginary moment when we are done with all the revision and have this tendency to delay answer writing. The bitter truth is that the moment when you are done with all your revision and ready for answer… Continue reading

26th July 2019 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Last 2 days left to join Batch 2 for Foundation Courses, Prelims Test Series and Samachar Manthan

What were the circumstances that led to nationalization of banks in India in 1969. Critically analyse its impacts.

50 years ago, the Indian financial sector underwent a tectonic shift, when Indira Gandhi government nationalized the 14 biggest commercial banks in 1969. The impact of this decision is considered by some to be, even more than the economic reforms of 1991. The factors that led to the nationalization of banks  Nationalisation was in… Continue reading

States are showing concerns regarding increasing encroachment by the Centre in fiscal Space. In this context suggest how can spirit of fiscal federalism be maintained.(250 words)

The Constitution of India has provided provisions which enable the Union and the States to work in coordination and to levy and collect taxes through systematic arrangements. However the fiscal relations have undergone significant changes in recent years. Three landmark changes subsequent creation of the NITI Aayog; higher tax devolution to the states based on the recommendations of the Fourteenth Finance Commission… Continue reading

Aristotelian and Buddhist ethics are alike formally: each advocates moderation”. Discuss.(250 Words)

Answer: According to Aristotle Happiness exits in the rational exercise of the soul’s faculties in conformity with the virtues such as courage, justice, temperance, benevolence, and prudence. Aristotle argues that virtue is achieved by maintaining the Mean, which is the balance between two excesses. Aristotle’s doctrine of the Mean is reminiscent of Buddha’s Middle Path.… Continue reading

What are the salient features of temple architecture in the Himalayas? Explain with adequate examples in light of various elements that influenced this architectural style.(250 words)

Mentors Comments: Discuss the salient features of the temple architecture in the Himalayas. Giving examples, highlight the influences of different styles on this architecture. Answer: A unique form of temple architecture developed in the Himalayan hills of Kumaon, Garhwal, Himachal and Kashmir. Some of the famous temples of this architecture type are those in Panderthan… Continue reading

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