Q. Discuss the limitations of relying solely on monetary measures to assess poverty. How does a multidimensional approach provide a more comprehensive understanding of poverty? (250 words)

Q. How did the diverse perspectives and ideologies within the assembly contribute to the eventual adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950? (150 Words)

Q. Examine the key provisions and implications of the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976, often referred to as the 'Mini-Constitution.' (150 Words)

Q. Evaluate the impact of colonialism on Indian art during the British Raj. (150 Words)

Q. Discuss the significance of Civil Disobedience in India's freedom movement. (150 Words)

Essay Topics

1.The highest result of education is tolerance.

2. GDP (Gross Domestic Product) Along with GDH (Gross Domestic Happiness) Would Be The Right Indices For Judging The Well-being Of A Country

Case Studies

As District Magistrate, you are presented with two competing proposals for a large development project in your district: A modern industrial complex promising significant economic growth and employment, and a wildlife sanctuary aimed at protecting endangered species and preserving ecological balance. Both projects will require land acquisition and displacement of local communities. Additionally, the industrial complex raises concerns about potential environmental pollution.

A. Discuss the ethical dilemmas involved in choosing between these two seemingly incompatible projects.

B. Outline a framework for making an ethically sound decision, considering the principles of public good, sustainability, justice, and transparency.

Q. Discuss the scope and significance of bioethics in the context of India. (150 Words)

Q. Discuss the significance of self-regulation as a defining characteristic of effective leaders. (150 Words)

Q. Examine the role of technology in improving the efficiency and transparency of the Public Distribution System (PDS). (150 Words)

Q. Food processing plays a crucial role in enhancing the value of agricultural produce and contributing to economic growth. Discuss (150 Words)

Q. Explain the concept of separation of powers and its significance for Indian democracy. (150 Words)

Q. Examine the mechanisms and functions that contribute to the effective functioning of the Parliament. (150 Words)

Q. Critically analyze the factors influencing the location of secondary sector industries in various parts of the world. (150 Words)

Q. Critically analyze the concept of social empowerment, discussing its diverse dimensions and their significance in achieving inclusive development in India. (150 Words)

Essay Topic

1. Desire is a contract that you make with yourself to be unhappy until you get what you want.

2. The unexamined life is not worth living.

Q. Discuss the key components of probity in governance and their significance in fostering ethical and transparent administration. (150 Words)

Q. Analyze the significance of an individual's conscience in shaping ethical behavior and choices for administrators and public servants. (150 Words)

Q. How can Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) contribute to balancing economic development goals with pollution abatement strategies? (150 Word)

Q. Discuss the significance and challenges of developing a semiconductor and display manufacturing ecosystem in India. (150 Words)

Q. Discuss the evolving dynamics of the federal structure in India, highlighting the key issues and challenges faced by states. (150 Words)

Q. Evaluate the Representation of People's Act, 1951 as a tool for promoting representation and inclusivity in the Indian political landscape. (150 Words)

Q. Examine the role of climate and agroecological zones in influencing major crop cultivation. (150 Words)

Q. How did the First World War influence the Swadeshi and Boycott Movement, and what contributions did early nationalists and revolutionaries make during this critical period in India's freedom struggle? (250 words)

Essay Topics

1. Sustainability is not a cost, it's an investment.

2. Science without humanity is but a roaring chaos.

Case Studies

A famous Indian car company brought an international model to the local market, promising customers the same quality. However, a surprise check found the cars didn't match the approved specs, and a later investigation showed intentional misconduct. The company wasn't just selling subpar cars in India; they were also using rejected export models for local sales. This unethical practice was uncovered, damaging the company's reputation and causing financial losses. Now, the company must address these issues to regain trust and restore its standing in the automotive industry.

The unethical actions had widespread repercussions, greatly damaging the company's image and resulting in substantial financial setbacks both domestically and globally. The betrayal of trust with consumers and regulators created a ripple effect, affecting the company's position in the fiercely competitive automotive industry. It became crucial for the company to implement corrective measures and undertake damage control to rebuild trust and reclaim its previously robust market position.

A. What ethical considerations should guide the company's decision-making process in rectifying these actions and rebuilding trust with consumers and regulators?

B. How can the company foster a culture of ethical awareness and accountability among its stakeholders?

Q. Examine the concepts of emotional intelligence, and discuss their utilities and application in administrative practices. (150 Words)

Q. "Discuss the significance of aptitude and foundational values in the context of civil services. How do these elements contribute to the effectiveness and ethical conduct of civil servants? (150 Words)

Q. Analyze the impact of globalization on inclusive growth. How can nations harness the benefits of globalization while mitigating its negative consequences? (150 Words)

Q. How have land reforms contributed to socio-economic development, and what measures can be taken to address the persistent issues hindering their success? (150 Words)