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The researches in the field of medical science such as cloning and three-parent babies arise various ethical concerns? Should scientist be concerned with the ethical issues and social impact of their works? Should they accept responsibility for the human consequences of scientific research? (150 W)

Mentor’s Comment: There has been much debate and discussions on the ethical issues which arises with the development of science. The ethical issue becomes grave when this includes human. Cloning is one of the same ethical concerns. Discuss about the ethical/moral issues which arises with the human cloning. Like the way of life the person… Continue reading The researches in the field of medical science such as cloning and three-parent babies arise various ethical concerns? Should scientist be concerned with the ethical issues and social impact of their works? Should they accept responsibility for the human consequences of scientific research? (150 W)

Over 1,37,000 people were killed in road accidents in India 2013 alone, that is more than the number of people killed in all our wars put together, Will Motor Vehicles (Amendment bill) 2017 be able to improve the situation? Critically analyse. (250 W)

Source: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/auto/auto-news/motor-vehicles-amendment-bill-17-things-about-the-move-that-will-change-the-way-india-drives/articleshow/65133192.cms https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/the-hindu-explains-the-motor-vehicles-amendment-bill-2017/article24460714.ece

Discuss the main features of the ‘Ryotwari Settlement’ in South India. Did it satisfy the aspirations of the peasantry? (150 W)

Mentor’s Comment:   This is a basic question and having a fair knowledge of NCERT will help in farming good answer. However, the introduction should explain in short about the Ryotwari System initially introduced by Sher Shah Suri. In the East India Company the same was introduced Thomas Munroe and Captain Reed. Further, mention about… Continue reading Discuss the main features of the ‘Ryotwari Settlement’ in South India. Did it satisfy the aspirations of the peasantry? (150 W)

‘Poverty Alleviation Programmes in India remain mere show pieces until and unless they are backed by political will’. Discuss with reference to the performance of the major poverty alleviation programmes in India. (150 W)

Mentor’s Comment: Dealing with poverty requires multi-dimensional approach. Hence, the government of India has introduced many schemes and programs for poverty alleviation. Introduction should explain in general about the initiatives of government and approach. Further, mention why such initiatives failed. Mention about the loopholes, nexus, lack of political will, playing vote bank politics and after… Continue reading ‘Poverty Alleviation Programmes in India remain mere show pieces until and unless they are backed by political will’. Discuss with reference to the performance of the major poverty alleviation programmes in India. (150 W)

Do you think regionalism in its contemporary form which is more competitive than divisive will usher a new era of prosperity in India. Critically examine (250 W)

  Mentor’s Comment: The similar question has been asked by UPSC in 2016. “What is the basis of regionalism? Is it that unequal distribution of benefits of development on regional basis eventually promotes regionalism? Substantiate your answer.” Introduction should explain about regionalism in India and its changing nature with the changing manner of globalization and… Continue reading Do you think regionalism in its contemporary form which is more competitive than divisive will usher a new era of prosperity in India. Critically examine (250 W)

21st January 2018 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Q.1) Consider the following statements with respect to the National Museum of Indian Cinema (NMIC): It has been established up under the Film Division of the Ministry of Culture. It is located in FTII Campus, Pune. It will showcase the journey of over a hundred years of Indian cinema. Which of the given statements is/are… Continue reading 21st January 2018 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Final Call – Few hours left before Tests and Classes commence – Join our January Batches

Hello Students, This is the final call for enrolling in our programs – Prime TS, Samachar Manthan, and others. With little over 4 months to go, you need solid programs to ensure you are well prepared for the D-Day.    Students are requested to not delay the joining any further. Would request you all to… Continue reading Final Call – Few hours left before Tests and Classes commence – Join our January Batches

Last day to join the January Batch – Prime Test Series, Samachar Manthan and other programs

Hello folks, A gentle reminder – The Classes and Tests for January Batches will commence soon. Students are requested to not delay the joining any further. Would request you all to carefully understand what we are offering and the effort involved in creating good questions.  Old students of our paid programs get a 20% discount Prime TS students… Continue reading Last day to join the January Batch – Prime Test Series, Samachar Manthan and other programs

2 days left to join our January Batches – Tests and Classes to start

Hello folks, A gentle reminder – The Classes and Tests for January Batches will commence in a couple of days. Students are requested to not delay the joining any further. Would request you all to carefully read the details given below –  Old students of our paid programs get a 20% discount Prime TS students get a… Continue reading 2 days left to join our January Batches – Tests and Classes to start

Genetically Modified Organisms – Comprehensive Notes

Genetically Modified Organisms are the ones in which the genetic material (DNA) has been altered in such a way as to get the required quality. The technology is often called ‘gene technology’, or ‘recombinant DNA technology’ or ‘genetic engineering’ and the resulting organism is said to be ‘genetically modified’, ‘genetically engineered’ or ‘transgenic’. The process… Continue reading Genetically Modified Organisms – Comprehensive Notes

19th January 2018 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Q.1) The Sustainable Catchment Forest Management (SCATFORM) Project recently seen in news was launched in: a) Sikkim b) Tripura c) Assam d) West Bengal Inspired by: Sustainable Catchment Forest Management (SCATFORM) Project in Tripura Sustainable Catchment Forest Management (SCATFORM) Project in Tripura Q.2) Consider the following statements with respect to the Sustainable Catchment Forest Management… Continue reading 19th January 2018 | Prelims Daily with Previous Year Questions

Ethics Case Study: India is a country of festivals and traditions. You are posted as DM of a district which attracts a large number of pilgrims during the year especially on the day of a particular religious festival. Last year, around 15 pilgrims died due to a stampede on that day as no pre-handed precautions were taken in case the number of pilgrims exceeds than the expected. When it comes to handling the responsibility at such religious places, the primary responsibility lies with the state of taking care of law and order and ensuring safety and security of people assembling at these places. Present a brief plan of action which must be put in place before such events. (150 W)

Mentor’s Comment: The question has been framed because of the ongoing India’s largest bathing festival ‘Ardh-Kumbh’ where the crowd has increased unexpectedly this year. Introduction should explain the importance of religion among Indians and how it witnesses large crowds and hence effective and efficient management of crowd required. Next, mention the importance of following rules… Continue reading Ethics Case Study: India is a country of festivals and traditions. You are posted as DM of a district which attracts a large number of pilgrims during the year especially on the day of a particular religious festival. Last year, around 15 pilgrims died due to a stampede on that day as no pre-handed precautions were taken in case the number of pilgrims exceeds than the expected. When it comes to handling the responsibility at such religious places, the primary responsibility lies with the state of taking care of law and order and ensuring safety and security of people assembling at these places. Present a brief plan of action which must be put in place before such events. (150 W)

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