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Answer Large-scale expansion of British rule in India occurred during the Governor-Generalship of Lord Wellesley who came to India in 1798 at a time when the British were locked in a life and death struggle with France all over the world. Underlying factors of Wellesley’s policy of expansion Wellesley wanted to expand the British dominions …
Read MoreApproach Start with briefly explaining the Bhakti period and its literature. Evaluate the nature/characteristics of Bhakti literature. Explain contribution of Bhakti literature to Indian culture. Briefly conclude by writing the impact of the Bhakti period as a whole. Introduction The development of the Bhakti movement took place in Tamil Nadu between the seventh and twelfth …
Read MoreApproach: Introduce by writing a few lines on Gandhian ethics. Explain the major principles of Gandhian ethics. Discuss the role of Gandhian ethics in conflict resolution. Conclude suitably. Introduction Gandhian philosophy’s objective is to transform the individual and society simultaneously, in accordance with the principles inspired from various sources like Bhagavad Geeta, Jainism, Buddhism, Bible, …
Read MoreApproach: Start the answer by briefly explaining conscience. Discuss the views of Butler on conscience. Criticism of Butler’s view on conscience. Conclude suitably. Introduction Conscience can be defined as having two things – what a person believes is right and how a person decides what is right. More than just gut instinct, our conscience is …
Read MoreApproach: Start the answer by briefly explaining virtue. Discuss virtue Theory. Discuss the views of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle on Virtue. Conclude suitably. Introduction Virtue can be defined as the moral character of the person carrying out an action, irrespective of ethical duties or the consequences of particular actions. A person who possesses the virtue …
Read MoreApproach: Briefly define ethical values. Discuss various ethical values enshrined in the Indian constitution. Conclude suitably. Introduction Ethical value denotes something’s degree of importance, with the aim of determining what action or life is best to do, or at least attempt to describe the value of different actions. Body The ethical values enshrined in the …
Read MoreApproach Start the answer by briefly mentioning the problem of food wastage. Discuss the main challenge of food wastage and steps to address it. Conclude Suitably. Introduction Despite adequate food production, the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation has reported that about 190 million Indians remain undernourished. The same report highlights that around 40% of the …
Read MoreApproach Begin by highlighting the problem of waste generation, collection, and treatment in Indian cities. The answer should mention a variety of new technological and other methods for proper solid waste management Conclude by highlighting the importance of waste management and likely consequences which we may face in case of negation Answer Waste Management means …
Read MoreApproach Start with briefly explaining the first statement of the question. Discuss how far digital technologies bring transformation in the Indian agriculture system. Suggest a way forward and conclude. Answer Digital technologies are transforming all the sectors of the economy and the society in innumerable ways. Communications, banking, payments, travel, energy, healthcare, taxation, and governance …
Read MoreApproach Start with what is meant by ‘Post-modern agriculture’. Discuss its need in the present time and strategy to achieve it. Conclude suitably. Introduction The postmodern approach to agriculture is premised on sustainability i.e Sustainable Agriculture (SA). It makes use of most modern technology and integrates modern management methodologies, it is also involved with producing …
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