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FOURTH PAPER PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION UNIT-I Philosophers/Thinkers, Social Reformers:- Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Mahavir, Buddha, Acharya Shankar, Charwak, GuruNanak, Kabir, Tulsidas, Ravindra Nath Tagore, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Savitribai Phule, Swami Dayanand Saraswati, Swami Vivekanand, Maharshi Arvind and Sarvpalli Radhakrishnan. UNIT-II  Attitude: Content, Elements, Function Formation of Attitude, Attitudinal Change, Persuasive Communication, Prejudice …

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THIRD PAPER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIT-I  Work, Power and Energy- Gravitational Force, Friction, Atmospheric Pressure and Work.  Units and Measurement, Example from daily life.  Speed, Velocity , Acceleration  Sound:- Definition, Medium of Propagation, Audible and Inaudible sound, Noise and Music. Terminology related with Sound:- Amplitude, Wave Length, Frequency ofVibration.  Electricity:- …

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SECOND PAPER (PART-A) PAPER-II GENERAL STUDIES Constitution, Governance, Political and Administrative Structure UNIT-I  Constitution of India:- Its Foundation, characteristics, Basic Structure and important amendments.  Conceptual elements:- Objectives, fundamental rights and duties, directive principle of state policy.  Federalism, Central:- State Relations, Supreme Court, High Court, Judicial Review, Judicial Activism, Lok Adalat and Public …

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PAPER I -GENERAL STUDIES FIRST PAPER (PART-A) HISTORY History and Culture UNIT- I Indian History:- Political, Economic, Social and Cultural History of India from Harappan civilization to 10th Century A.D. UNIT- II  Political, Economic, Social and Cultural History of India from 11th to 18th Century A.D. Mugal rulers and their administration, Emergence of composite …

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Evaluate the contribution of Rabindranath Tagore in Bengali literature and music. (60-62 BPSC/2019) Make a critical evolution of right to property as it exists today. [2001] Critically examine the role of kunwar singh in the revolt of 1857. (53-55 BPSC/2012) “Natural disasters are the main causes of poverty in Bihar”. Do you agree with this statement? Comment …

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Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India, is acclaimed as the maker of modern India because of the contributions made by him for India’s development in various arena  . Having faith in the Indian people, he sought to build a democratic polity, an economically modernised nation and a country whose role in the community …

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Secularism is an ideology/doctrine which imply the separation of religion from the state.  This did not necessarily imply a hostile relationship between the two, only that both are exclusive. It also suggests freedom to the individual, It also opposes all such forms of inter-religious and  intra-religious domination.In India, secularism is popularly understood as the best philosophy …

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Secularism is an ideology/doctrine which imply the separation of religion from the state.  This did not necessarily imply a hostile relationship between the two, only that both are exclusive. It also suggests freedom to the individual, It also opposes all such forms of inter-religious and  intra-religious domination.In India, secularism is popularly understood as the best philosophy …

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What do each of the following quotations mean to you? [2019] “An unexamined life is not worth living”. – Socrates(150 words)  “A man is but a product of his thoughts. What he thinks he becomes.” – M.K. Gandhi(150 words)  “Where there is righteousness in the heart, there is beauty in the character. When there is …

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