1862 Comprehensive Answercumbooklet

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COMPREHENSIVE SUBMISSION (TEST CODE – 1862)

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INDEX TABLE General Guidelines for Comprehensive Submission

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1 1. Comprehensive Submission (CS) here means solution sheet of particular
2 test paper containing well researched and complete answers of each
3 question, submitted by an expert as part of capacity building process to
4 evaluate that particular test paper.
5 2. Before writing solution of a question, it is mandatory to write a brief
6 approach of the answer. ‘Brief approach’ here means that as an evaluator,
7 how the concerned question needs to be approached considering all its sub-
8 parts and keyword-associated.
9 3. The parameters of comprehensive submission include comprehensive
10 coverage of content (no word limit), simple language with clarity of
11 expression, well presented and structured, in a readable manner.
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13 4. Every expert is required to submit comprehensive submission within 4 days
after receiving the E-mail of concerned test.
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15 5. In addition, if Institution is conducting class discussion on any test paper,
16 expert is mandatorily required to attend it and submit the CS within 2 days
17 after discussion.
18 6. Expert is required to work on feedback given by the Reviewer and must
19 incorporate suggestions in CS.
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Important Note:
✓ CS must be written on given answer sheet provided by the institution.
✓ It is mandatory to attempt all 20 questions, comprehensively.
✓ CS must be written in his/her own handwriting.
✓ Answer should not be copied from Approach Answer or from other experts’ submission.
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COMPREHNSIVE SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
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Comprehensive Coverage
20 Compulsory Questions
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1. Jyotiba Phule was not only a key social reformer but also a patron of
literary works. Discuss. 10
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2. Cave paintings in India have a long tradition with both religious as well as
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3. The Swadeshi movement started as an anti-partition movement, but

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4. Although the National Emergency of 1975 was a temporary blip in

independent India's history, it emboldened the spirit and resistance of our
democracy. Discuss. 10
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5. Examine the relationship between the Walker Circulation and the Indian
Monsoon. 10
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6. Identifying the factors responsible for formation of tides, discuss their

geographic and economic significance. 10
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7. What are Rossby waves? Discuss the role played by them in shaping the
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8. One of the reasons for increased global interest in Afghanistan is its

endowment with key natural resources. Discuss. 10
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9. The traditional structure of the caste system has witnessed paradoxical

changes over the last few decades in India. Comment. 10
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10. Economic empowerment of women is the key to ensure their social

empowerment. Discuss in the context of India. 10
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11. India has the highest number of endangered languages in the world as per
the UNESCO. In this context, discuss the factors that have endangered
native languages in India and highlight the steps taken to conserve and
protect these languages. 15
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12. The policy of 'Subsidiary Alliance' helped in establishing British control over
internal affairs of Indian states without incurring any direct imperial
liability. Discuss. 15
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13. "Before 1857 the British were effectively working against the traditional
grain of Indian society; afterwards they were working with it". Comment. 15
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14. Enumerating the revolutionary maxims propounded by Sun Yat-sen, discuss

the conditions that led to the revival of Chinese nationalism in the early
20th century. 15
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15. Based on their geological age, present a brief account of the classification
and distribution of coal reserves in India. Also, discuss the ongoing stress in
the coal sector in India. 15
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16. In view of the importance of Blue Economy to New India Vision 2030,
delineate the distribution of key ocean minerals that can be help India
realise its potential. 15
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17. What is Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)? Discuss the

reasons for recent decline in the AMOC and its associated impact. 15
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18. Recent reports and National Family Health Surveys have signalled a
monumental shift in Indian demographics. Highlighting this shift, discuss
the challenges that it will pose. Also, suggest remedial measures. 15
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19. Looking at all poverty from the rural perspective and applying rural
solutions to urban conditions will not yield results. Discuss the statement in
context of differences between urban and rural poverty in India. 15
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20. Regional movements are often conservative in orientation, supported by

traditional social classes and religious groups and oppose social change
imposed by modernity. Critically discuss in the context of India. 15
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VISION IAS

COMPREHENSIVE SUBMISSION (TEST CODE – 1862)

Medium Hindi/Eng. Expert ID

INDEX TABLE General Guidelines for Comprehensive Submission

Handwritten, Legibility, Language

3. The Swadeshi movement started as an anti-partition movement, but

4. Although the National Emergency of 1975 was a temporary blip in

6. Identifying the factors responsible for formation of tides, discuss their

8. One of the reasons for increased global interest in Afghanistan is its

9. The traditional structure of the caste system has witnessed paradoxical

10. Economic empowerment of women is the key to ensure their social

14. Enumerating the revolutionary maxims propounded by Sun Yat-sen, discuss

17. What is Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)? Discuss the

20. Regional movements are often conservative in orientation, supported by

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