Dhurav Mittal
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
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| GS1 | VisionIAS | 15 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 18 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 16 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 18 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- Explaining the significance of RCEP, discuss various aspects of India's engagement in this initiative. (150 words) GS1
- It has been acknowledged widely that smart power is the best possible way for achieving intended foreign policy outcomes. Examine in the context of India. (150 words) GS1
- India-Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship, 1950 forms the bedrock of the India-Nepal relations. However, considering recent changes in the region, revising the treaty would be a prudent step. Analyse. (150 words) GS1
- Accession to the Ashgabat agreement is valuable for connecting India to its extended neighbourhood. What is the Ashgabat Agreement? Assess its significance for India. (150 words) GS1
- The peace initiative of the Afghan government has raised some difficulties for India, nonetheless India's engagement with Afghanistan is strong enough to withstand such difficulties. Discuss. (150 words) GS1
- The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) is a natural choice for India to fulfill key foreign policy priorities. In this context, discuss the issues behind hitherto slow progress and the reasons for reinvigorated optimism regarding BIMSTEC. (150 words) GS1
- Highlighting its mandate, discuss the significance of International Solar Alliance in positioning India to a key global leadership role. (150 words) GS1
- India's engagement with its extended neighbourhood in West Asia has evolved into a 'Look West' approach in recent times. However, multiple faultlines in this volatile region require a balancing act on the part of India. Discuss. (250 words) GS1