Essay Writing Challenge from StudyVillae offers two essays per week. One essay is a philosophical type or abstract or quote based and the other essay is on science and technology, governance, social issues, economy etc. Aspirants have to write any one of the essays and should upload the same in the comment section. Read the […]
Q.1) On the outline map of India, mark the location of all the following. Write the significance of these locations, whether physical/commercial/economic/ecological/ environmental/cultural, in not more than 30 words for each entry.: (2 x 10 =20 marks) Jabalpur Garhwal Guntur Bailadila Keonjhar Jhabua Palamu Junagad Koraput Balangir
Q.1) Mention various methods of functional classification of towns in India and explain the method applied by Asok Mitra. (20 marks) Q.2) Describe the causes and effects of urbanization in India and explain its impact on rural landscape and urban ecology. (20 marks) Q.3) Morphological characteristics of villages situated in hilly region. (10 marks) Q.4)
You are a Public Information Officer (PIO) in a government department. You are aware that the RTI Act 2005 envisages transparency and accountability in administration. The act has functioned as a check on the supposedly arbitrarily administrative behaviour and actions. However, as a PIO you have observed that there are citizens who filed RTI applications
Q.1) Discuss the migration pattern within India and problems arising out of it. Suggest measures to overcome these problems. (20 marks) Q.2) Population problems of North-East India are different from that of Northern India. Elucidate. (15 marks) Q.3) Examine the population policy of India. (10 marks) Q.4) Discuss the socio-economic problems associates with the left
Q.1) Discuss the factors influencing the distribution of sex ratio in India. (10 marks) Q.2) Highlight the implications of declining child sex ratio in India. (15 marks) Q.3) What do you understand by ‘Young India’? How can the present state of population composition be converted into an asset for the country? (15 marks) Q.4) Evaluate
Q.1) Today we find that in spite of various measures like prescribing codes of conduct, setting up vigilance cells/commissions, RTI, active media and strengthening of legal mechanisms, corrupt practices are not coming under control. A) Evaluate the effectiveness of these measures with justifications. B) Suggest more effective strategies to tackle this menace. Q.2) Some recent