Ravi Jain
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
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| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS4 | VisionIAS | 19 | source PDF |
| GS4 | VisionIAS | 12 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- In India traditional theatre forms incorporate common man's interest as well as regional, local and folk coloring derived from classical elements. Examine with examples. GS1
- The evolution of temple-building in India can be attributed to factors such as changing form of worship, improvement in the skills of the craftsmen and the increase in funding provided by kings and rich merchants. Examine. GS1
- Trace the roots and evolution of classical music in India. Also identifying the distinguishing features of Carnatic Music, highlight the contribution of M.S. Subbulakshmi to this genre of music. GS1
- How did the spread of new agricultural economy lead to the rise of Buddhism and Jainism? What other factors can be attributed to the spread of these religions? Also explain the causes for their eventual decline. GS1
- In addition to being a network of trade routes, the ancient Silk Road played a massive role in the integration of art and culture in several regions in Asia. Elaborate with special emphasis on architectural techniques and arts in India. GS1
- Metal casting in India appears to be one of the oldest sculptural traditions. Discuss the significance of cire-perduor or "lost wax" technique in the sculptural tradition of India with examples from different regions. GS1
- Sufism has a glorious tradition spread over centuries with unparalleled continuity. Elaborate the statement and also highlight the main features of Sufism. Analyse the challenges faced in contemporary times to preserve the features of Sufi music. GS1
- The growth of communalism after 1857 in India was a result of societal differences, communal politics and divisive British policies. Discuss. GS1