Shubhanshi Singh

AIR 298 · CSE 2023

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• SECTION - A 1. Institutions reflect the cultural values of the societies in which they are established. 2. He who has a 'why' to live for, can bear almost any 'how'. 3. The power of perception shapes our understanding of reality. 4. The tree that would grow to heaven must send its roots to hell. SECTION - B 1. A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions. 2. One health approach: a call for ecological equity. 3. Culture can unite what history and geography has divided. 4. Social evils have not completely left the ground, instead are changing their form. Essay
• The power of perception shapes our understanding of reality Essay
• Investment in infrastructure is a precursor to social and economic transformation; however, the focus on economic gains must not marginalise the concerns for safety. Comment. GS3
• What do you understand from Green growth? With special reference to the budget 2023-2024, discuss various government measures to propel green growth in the country. GS3
• Project cheetal marks a departure from India's efforts for conservation of various critically-endangered species. In this perspective, do you think the reintroduction of major fauna that has gone extinct is justified? GS3
• In what ways can precision agriculture become a panacea for multipronged challenges plaguing the agriculture sector? Discuss. Also, analyse various impediments in widespread adoption of precision farming in India. GS3
• What are the reasons for increasing emphasis on the horticulture sector in recent years? Evaluate government measures for the development of the horticulture sector. GS3
• Unplanned urbanization has made Indian cities vulnerable to fire safety hazards. Discuss and recommend measures for mitigating urban fires, with special reference to national building code, 2016. GS3

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