Tapasya Parihar
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 20 | source PDF |
| GS4 | VisionIAS | 19 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- What are the issues associated with the existing sterilization campaigns for family planning in India? In this context, comment on the need for a multidimensional approach for family planning. GS1
- While many see globalisation as synonymous with westernisation, evidence suggests that the process of globalisation has not been a one way street. Comment. GS1
- How are minorities defined in India? Does the commitment to ensure special rights for minorities contradicts the idea of secularism? Discuss in the context of India. GS1
- An effective strategy to eliminate poverty must consider it as a violation of human rights and not just an economic issue. Discuss in the context of India. GS1
- Mass exodus of people inhabiting mountain regions to plains is fast turning hamlets into haunted villages, in places like Uttarakhand. Discuss the causes, implications and possible remedies for this phenomenon. GS1
- Whereas the UN Habitat report calls cities "the highest pinnacles of human creation", the moot question is what form the cities of developing world should take. In context of this statement, examine the contending strategies of urbanisation, with respect to India. GS1
- Rather than being a transitory phenomenon of fast-growing economies, today's slums pose deeper, persistent structural problems and represent major policy challenges. Discuss in the context of India. GS1
- While on the one hand, violence and discrimination against women justify strong laws, on the other hand, such laws are also misused. Why does such a state of affair exist in the Indian society? Discuss the reasons behind it. GS1
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