Q. Write a short notes on: ‘Jayaprakash Narayan and Quit India movement.’ [66th BPSC-2021] Ans: Jayaprakash Narayan also known as Lok Nayak was an Indian independence activist, theorist, socialist and political leader. He played major role during the Quit India movement in eastern UP and Bihar. He along with Ram Manohar Lohia and Aruna Asaf
Q. Write a short notes on: ‘Gandhiji’s views on Satyagraha.’ [66th BPSC-2021] Ans: The concept of Satyagraha was introduced in the early 20th century by Mahatma Gandhi. It was in the centre of his ideological framework. Satyagraha means urge for Satya, or truth. Satyagraha is not merely the insistence on truth; it is, in fact,
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Q. Discuss the Nehru’s views on communalism and secularism. [66th BPSC-2021] Ans: Nehru is known as a crusader against communalism and an architect of Indian secularism. The constitution of India contains his philosophy about the religious neutral state. His views on communalism and secularism was shaped by his knowledge of history, rational and scientific approach
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Q. Examine the characteristics of the Birsa movement. [66th BPSC-2021] Ans: Birsa Movement (Ulgulan) was led by Birsa Munda during 1899-1900 in Chhotanagpur region. It was the most organised and extensive rebellion among other tribal rebellions in Bihar. It was a struggle against all kind of exploitation and atrocities caused by British rule. This movement
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Rural development Rural development is an imperative and inevitable part of the overall development of any country. Rural development requires more focus and issue-centric approach to improve the well-being of rural people. For Bihar, development of rural areas is more important than anything else, because nearly 90 percent of its population live in rural areas.
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Q. Clarify how mid-eighteenth century India was beset with the spectre of a fragmented polity? [UPSC, GS Mains- 2017] Ans: During 16th & 17th century, major parts of India gradually came under a centralized administrative system with the Mughal emperor at its apex and his Mansabdari bureaucracy ruling the provinces. ©crackingcivilservices.com The first half of the
Energy Sector-III Recent Developments in Power Sector Bihar Smart Prepaid Metering: Since their inception in November 2012, both the North and South Power Distribution Companies have come a long way to achieve universal electrification in Bihar and is able to provide the electric connection to all willing households. However, as of now, the consumer mix
Q. Describe the main features of Bihar economy? Discussing the factors responsible for slow economic growth of Bihar, bring out the steps taken by Bihar government to boost the economic growth. Ans: The main features of Bihar economy: Structural Composition of the Bihar Economy: The economy of Bihar is largely service-oriented, but it also has
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Q. Analyse the nature of Indian federal system? Also discuss the impact of Covid-19 on the centre-state relation. Ans: The founding fathers of Indian Constitution adopted a Federal structures. In a federal set up there is a two tier of Government with well assigned powers and functions. In this system the central government and the
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Energy Sector-II Institutional Structure of Power Sector The Bihar State Electricity Board (BSEB) was constituted in April 1958 under Section 5 of the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948 and had the mandate to manage the generation, transmission, distribution and other electricity-related activities in Bihar. Under the new Bihar State Electricity Reforms Transfer Scheme 2012, the BSEB
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