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GS Paper – 1, Land Resources GS Paper – 3, Conservation, Environmental Pollution & Degradation Soil- In a technical sense, the soil is a combination of minerals, organic substances, and living things. However, soil is a general term that refers to any loose material. Additionally, there are several soil varieties that are found all over …
Read MoreGS Paper – 2, Constitutional Bodies, Transparency & Accountability The founders of the Indian Constitution saw representative parliamentary democracy as the form of government best suited to the needs, character, and history of India. They envisioned equitable and inclusive participation of all adult people in the democratic process. The Indian republic appeared to function best …
Read MoreSouth Asian Association for Regional Cooperation(SAARC): The SAARC was established with the signing of the SAARC Charter in Dhaka on 8 December 1985. Founding countries—Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Afghanistan joined SAARC at the 13th annual summit in 2005. The Headquarters and Secretariat of the Association are at Kathmandu, …
Read MoreEWS- Economically Weaker Sections are eligible for the EWS quota i.e., 10% reservation announced by the Government of India. It was introduced under the 103rd Constitution (Amendment) Act, 2019 by amending Articles 15 and 16. It is inserted under Article 15 (6) and Article 16 (6). Special measures: Article 15(6): Clause (6) of Article 15 …
Read MoreBuddhism emerged as the most potent religious reformmovement after the Vedic period. Buddha’s teaching revolves around the middle path, self-help,and eight-fold path to achieve Nirvana. This ultimate aim signifies the extinction ofdesire, greed, ignorance, attachment and sense of ego. Basic tenets of Buddhism Avoid the two extremes of indulgence of worldly pleasure. Instead, follow Madhyam …
Read MoreAncient India has a great history of water conservation and water governance. A variety of water structures were developed per the local ecological assessment by the community or the kings, which helped immensely in agricultural prosperity. WaterconservationduringHarappaCivilizationwasregardedasthehallmarkindrainageandwater management system. The archaeological remains show ecologically sensitive water structures like canals in Mohenjedaro, Wells in Harappa and …
Read MoreThe police received information about a brothel being operated in one of the hotels of the city. Police raided the hotel and found around twenty girls there, most of them being below eighteen years who were forced into prostitution. All the girls were sent for medical test in the district hospital. It was found that …
Read MoreApproach: In the introduction briefly define Emotional Intelligence (EI) and its elements. In the body, describe the importance of EI for public servant by briefly describing the role of public servant and how EI can help him in dealing with various aspects of his work and summarize the same in conclusion. Emotional Intelligence (EI) …
Read MoreApproach: Start by describing unitarianism and confederalism. Then enlist in tabular form aspects of Indian polity that exhibit unitarianism and aspects that exhibit confederalism-related features. Mention how Indian federalism is different from both. Conclude with summary. Unitarianism is the feature of a State which is governed as a single entity by a dominant central government. …
Read MoreQ. What do you mean by ‘doctrine of essentiality’? How has judiciary used this doctrine to address conflict between various fundamental rights? Explain with examples. Approach: Start by defining essential religious practices and doctrine of essentiality. Mention the conflict between various fundamental rights like the right to equality and freedom of religion. Then explain with …
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