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[IASTODAY MASTER 2022] DAILY MAINS ANSWER WRITING WITH OFFICIAL REVIEW-OCTOBER 11 2021 QUESTIONS

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DAILY MAINS ANSWER WRITING SERIES WITH EXPERT REVIEW -MASTERing UPSC 2022. OCTOBER 11 2021- Questions for Mains Answer Writing CLICK HERE TO SEE previous days Questions DATE WISE>> Nb: We analyze all leading 8 newspapers in India for this mains answer writings questions & those already covered in previous dates won't be asked again to write, instead will be provided in compilation. You wont get these wide coverage anywhere else. It covers: All relevant newspapers in English. Further PIB , PRS and Down to earth are covered when ever necessary. NB: Master 2022 series is starting from today. Start writing based on your understanding without bothering about content or perfection . It will be fine eventually with our individual care & detailed feedback. If you are new to iastoday, refer old series…

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Answer key & analysis-UPSC IAS Civil Services Preliminary (Prelims) Exam – 2021 [Download free]

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Question Paper – UPSC IAS Civil Services Preliminary (Prelims) Exam – 2021: General Studies Paper – 1 UPSC conducted prelims 2021 exam on OCTOBER 10 2021. You can now download pdf version of question paper using link below. We will update analysis, answer key and live simulation in 24 hours. Stay connected. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PRELIMS 2021 QUESTION PAPER UPSC IAS PRELIMS 2021 ANSWER KEY UPSC wont release official answer key in near future. But aspirants should know their status for proceeding to mains preparation in aggressive manner. This will be updated in few hours. Refresh the page to see updated versions. 1. Under Indian constitution, the concentration of wealth violates the A) Directive Principles B) Right to equality C) Right to freedom D) Concept of welfare state Correct…

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Role of Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah and British in partition of india

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Role played by Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah and British in partition of India The partition of India that happened in 1947 was based on the outcome of the clash of ambitions of 4 individual thinking entities. Gandhi, Jinnah, Nehru and the British contributed for partition in different ways. Role of Gandhi in partition of India He didn't want violence or civil war in united India but believed that partition can also create violence and everlasting problems between countries.. Personally Gandhi was tremendously distressed over the idea of a Divided India but failed to convince others about merit of his ideas. Later realized that it’s inevitable as almost all congress leaders had accepted it. He didn’t celebrate independence and was serving people in Bengal to prevent large scale massacre in Bengal. His…

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Judicial review-Judicial activism-Judicial overreach in india

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Judicial review-Judicial activism-Judicial overreach-Difference and comparison in indian context. Judicial review, Judicial activism, Judicial overreach are frequently seen in news and have narrow differences. We are explaining each with difference and examples in this article in upsc mains point of view. JUDICIAL REVIEW: Legislative have power to draft laws but its not absolute. Judicial review is the process where judiciary is entitled to review the validity of executive or legislative actions when challenged by the affected person. Judicial Activism: Judicial activism denotes a more active role taken by Judiciary to dispense social justice like suo motto, PIL, New doctrines..etc which may not have constitutional backing. Judicial over reach: The line between Judicial activism and Judicial Overreach is very narrow. In simple words, when Judicial activism crosses its limits and becomes Judicial…

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ASSAM MIZORAM DISPUTE- History & analysis [UPSC MAINS]

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Analyse the difference in Assam-Mizoram demarcation which resulted in border conflicts. [JULY 29 2021] Hints Boundary demarcation between Assam and Mizoram is different from other divisions till story of 29th state. Earlier Mizoram was part of Assam and was known as Lushai hills. Boundary demarcations in 1875 and 1933, particularly the second one, are at the heart of the dispute. Brief history 1875 Demarcation: It differentiated Lushai Hills from the plains of Cachar in Assam’s Barak Valley. This was done in consultation with Mizo chiefs, and it became the basis for the Inner Line Reserve Forest demarcation in the Gazette two years later. 1933 Demarcation: The 1933 demarcation marks a boundary between Lushai Hills and Manipur, beginning at the tri-junction of Lushai Hills, Cachar district and Manipur. The Mizos do not accept…

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Dalit Iconography-Significances and concerns

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Syllabus area: Social Empowerment; Art & culture; Significant events, personalities and issues from mid 18th century until present. Q1: Critically examine the Dalit iconography like statues of Ambedkar across India. (Answer in 250 Words | 15 marks) HINTS Iconography is the representation of a person, an idea, a symbol for showing resemblance to ones beliefs. Dalit Iconography is represented in the form of the statues of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in parks, institutions and other public places. Significances of dalit iconography Recognizing efforts: It helps people in recognizing the glorious efforts, contributions made by the national leaders. Recognizing ill treatment: It presents recognition of the historical ill-treatment of Dalits by the majority sections of the society. Hope: It brings out a hope for Dalits to be part of the society. Motivation to…