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5 Dec | GS4 | We are witnessing increasing instances of sexual violence against women in the country. Despite existing legal provisions against it, the number of such incidences is on the rise. Suggest some innovative measures to tackle this menace.
GS4 ( Ethics in Human Actions)
We are witnessing increasing instances of sexual violence against women in the country. Despite existing legal provisions against it, the number of such incidences is on the rise. Suggest some innovative measures to tackle this menace.
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5 Dec | GS3 | Competition is the best means of ensuring that the ‘Common Man’ or ‘Aam Aadmi’ has access to the broadest range of goods and services at the most competitive prices. Throw light on this statement keeping in view the digital sector.
GS3 (Economics)
Competition is the best means of ensuring that the ‘Common Man’ or ‘Aam Aadmi’ has access to the broadest range of goods and services at the most competitive prices. Throw light on this statement keeping in view the digital sector.
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5 Dec | GS2 | With the introduction of PIL, the post-Emergency Supreme Court is very rarely a court for judicial review and far more often, the court for judicial populism. Comment.
GS2 ( Indian Constitution)
With the introduction of PIL, the post-Emergency Supreme Court is very rarely a court for judicial review and far more often, the court for judicial populism. Comment.
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5 Dec | GS1 | Tribal revolts were a reaction to an alien, unfeeling administration. Elucidate with reference to the British tribal policy in Eastern India in the nineteenth century.
GS1 (Modern History)
Tribal revolts were a reaction to an alien, unfeeling administration. Elucidate with reference to the British tribal policy in Eastern India in the nineteenth century.
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4 Dec 2016 | Target Mains: Weekly Essay Challenge
The end of education is character.
Instructions: Write the following essay in 1000-1200 words.
A post with the main points of this essay will be published tomorrow, so try to attempt this essay today.
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Increase in Attempts!!
Sir will you increase the no of attempts in your test series for each test? Can we retake the test more than once in near future
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If i join 3997 program now, then will i get previous tests?
How many times can i give each test? And if i join 3997 test series now then can i give previous tests?
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Flagship and Advanced Students – Get ready for the Advanced Test on 11th Dec
Flagship & Advanced students,
This blog is to give guidance to students about the first advanced test on Polity and Economics on the 11th of December. Advanced tests will not use basic sources such as NCERT’s (although some NCERT’s like old history NCERT’s are suited for advanced studying), they will instead be based on books such as Laxmikanth for Polity and similarly advanced sources for economics. First let’s discuss polity.
Polity
The syllabus will be the chapters 21-40 of Laxmikanth. If you are reading DD Basu the same information will be there. In fact if you see in the syllabus you will see some standard references and other sources too. Generally all books contain the same information, and students may prefer some particular book as they prefer an author’s style. The chapters 21-40 of Laxmikanth contain the following topics –
1.Central Government – Chapters 21-25 – Cabinet Committees, Parliament, Parliamentary Committees, Parliamentary Forums, Supreme Court
2.State Government – Chapters 26-33 – Governor, Chief Minister, State Council of Ministers, State Legislature, High Court, Subordinate Courts, Special Status of J&K, Special Provisions for some states
3. Local Government – Chapters 34 and 35 – Panchayati Raj, Municipalities
4. UT’s and Special Areas – Chapters 36 and 37 – UT’s, Scheduled and Tribal Areas
5. Constitutional Bodies – Chapters 38-40 – Election Commission, UPSC, SPSC
Economics
The syllabus here broadly covers chapters 8, 9, 10, 15 and 16 of Ramesh Singh. The topics are –
1.Basics of an economy – Chapter 8 – Indian Agriculture
2.Growth, development and happiness – Chapter 9 – Indian Industry & Infrastructure
3.Evolution of the Indian economy – Chapter 10 – India and the Global economy
4.Economic Planning – Chapter 15 – External Sector of India
5.Planning in India – Chapter 16 – International Economic Organisations and India
Current Affairs
Current Affairs for October and November.
We would like to remind students (especially those giving the exam this year for the first time) that the prelims this year has been preponed and hence the UPSC exam is in June and not August.
Students are strongly urged to finish their entire syllabus for the first time by January end. Main topics such as polity, economics, geography and history should be finished by December end.
The first reading will only introduce you to the topic, it is only after your 2nd and 3rd revision that you will start remembering and understanding these subjects. These revisions will also take you a few months.
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CSE 2016 | 3 Dec | Essay Paper
Essay
Sec A
1. If development is not engendered, it is endangered
2. Need brings greed, if greed increases it spoils breed
3. Water disputes between States in federal India
4. Innovation is the key determinant of economic growth and social welfareSection B
1. Cooperative federalism: Myth or reality
2. Cyberspace and internet: Blessing or curse to human civilization in the long run
3. Near jobless growth in India: An anomaly or an outcome of economic reforms
4. Digital economy: A leveller or a source of economic inequality
