SARNEET KAUR
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 11 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- Business groups in colonial India were guided by a pragmatic approach to issues and this explained why they maintained a policy of equidistance from both the government and the Congress. Discuss. (Answer in 200 words) GS1
- "The Maratha state could not become an alternative to Mughal Empire because of its own structure". Examine. GS1
- 'The difference between moderates and extremists was one of degree rather than of kind'. In light of the above statement discuss the goals and methods of moderates and extremists during the Independence movement. GS1
- "A new style of architecture, entirely different in character from Muslim architecture in other countries, gradually evolved, incorporating the best of both Hindu and Muslim styles". Discuss the above statement in the context of Indo-Islamic style of architecture. GS1
- Discuss the influence of East India Companies (British, French, Dutch and Portuguese) on the architecture of the Indian subcontinent from mid-17th century onwards. GS1
- The Ghadar Movement not only underestimated the armed and organizational might of the British, but the ideological foundations of their rule as well. It has been argued that they fought in vain. Critically evaluate. GS1
- Though the Khilafat movement petered out but the religious emotions which it had articulated continued to persist long after its demise. Discuss. GS1
- The Ashokan period marked the real beginning of stone architecture in India. Elucidate. GS1