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General Studies – 1

Q1. “Urban planning in India often fails to internalise principles of social equity and climate resilience.” Examine this statement. Analyse its implications for vulnerable communities. Suggest a framework for inclusive and climate-resilient urban development. (15 M)

Q2. Identify the key socio-economic conditions in China prior to 1949. Bring out how these conditions contributed to large-scale revolutionary mobilisation. (10 M)

General Studies – 2

Q3. “The Tenth Schedule was designed to curb political defections, but its rigid provisions have created new constitutional dilemmas”. Analyse its impact on legislative independence. (15 M)

Q4. “The draft amendments to the Information Technology Rules mark a shift from judicially guided regulation to executive-led control of digital speech.” Do you agree? Substantiate your view. (10 M)

Q5. Discuss the structural and administrative challenges faced by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). Suggest reforms to improve its effectiveness. (10 M)

General Studies – 3

Q6. Explain the causes of divergence between benchmark oil prices and actual transaction prices. Discuss its economic implications. (10 M)

Q7. MSMEs are the backbone of India’s economy but remain peripheral in global trade integration. Critically examine. Suggest measures to enhance their export orientation. (10 M)

Q8. Assess the ecological and economic implications of declining coral reef health due to wastewater pollution. Analyse its impact on fisheries and coastal communities. Suggest a sustainable management framework. (15 M)

General Studies – 4

Q9. Corruption in governance is not merely a legal violation but a deep ethical deficit. Examine the ethical dimensions of corruption. Analyse how it erodes public trust in institutions. (10 M)

Q10. “Perception of fairness is as important as actual fairness in governance.” Examine how perceptions influence legitimacy. Evaluate the ethical responsibility of public officials in this context. (10 M)

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