Ajay Dwivedi
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 8 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 1 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- There have been instances of people advocating that they be given the major, if not the sole, right to work in their states or regions. Analyze the economic, demographic and socio-cultural factors which have given rise to these 'sons of the soil' movements. GS1
- "Secularism cannot exist as a positive value in society without equality, social justice and democracy". Examine in the context of India. GS1
- Discuss the social consequences of economic development in India. Do you think that it has increased economic inequality and failed to promote social justice? GS1
- In the light of multi-cultural society of India, can we say that multi-culturalism and pluralism are the two sides of a coin of "unity in diversity" comment? GS1
- Large population - is it a resource or a constraint for the development in India? Elaborate in the context of population policy. GS1
- "As opposed to conventional urban sprawls, the new urbanization is rapidly incorporating villages into its fold." Elaborate this statement in the context of the growth of census towns in 2011 census. GS1
- (f) Discuss the various aspects of the issue of development displacement. Suggest means to address the same. GS1
- Evaluate the social consequences of green revolution. GS1