Q. Critically examine the significance of the Revolt of 1857 with special reference to Bihar. [56-59 BPSC/2016]Ans: The revolt of 1857 shook the British empire in India to it’s very foundations. It was cumulative effect of British expansionist policies, economic exploitation and administrative innovations which over the years had adversely affected the position of all …
Q. Discuss the causes of the Outbreak of the revolt of 1857 in Bihar and account for its failure? [47 BPSC/2007]Ans:The revolt of 1857 shook the British empire in India to it’s very foundations. It was cumulative effect of British expansionist policies, economic exploitation and administrative innovations which over the years had adversely affected the …
Ans:The revolt of 1857 shook the British empire in India to it’s very foundations. It was cumulative effect of British expansionist policies, economic exploitation and administrative innovations which over the years had adversely affected the position of all sections of society- Zamindar, peasants, traders,, artisans, Pandits, Moulvis.The revolt began at Meerut at May 10, 1857 …
Q. Discuss the contribution of Bihar to the Uprising of 1857 AD. [63rd BPSC/2018] Read More »
Q. What message Gandhiji sought to convey through his insistence on Swadeshi? [40 BPSC/1995] Ans: Gandhi’s concept of swadeshi was derived from the Swadharmain the Gita. The Gita says: “One’s own dharma though imperfect is better than the dharma of another well performed. Gandhi interpreted it in terms of one’s physical environment. Swadharma, meant for …
Q. Critically evaluate the views of Gandhi on “Varna-Jati” system. Were they compatible with his activism against untouchability? [41 BPSC/1997] Ans:Gandhiji was known for his original ideas. His novel thoughts were shaped by the prevailing scenarios and the universal human values like truth, non-violence and mutual love among the people.Gandhi accepted the social philosophy of …
Q. “Gandhi’s mystique consisted of a union of original ideas with a remarkable flair for tactics and an uncanny insight in the mass mind.” Elucidate. [60-62nd BPSC/2018] It was Gandhi’s mystique which enabled him to dominate the course of Indian freedom struggle and ultimately realizing the dream of Independent India. His charisma made him an …
Q. “It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the so-called first national war of independence of 1857 is neither first, nor national, nor a war of independence.” Comment. [41 BPSC/1997] Ans: The above statement was made by R.C. Majumdar. While some scholars like J. L. Nehru and V. D. Savarkar has stated that the …
Q. Critically examine the role of kunwar singh in the revolt of 1857. [53-55 BPSC/2012] OR Evaluate the role of kunwar singh in the revolt of 1857. [43 BPSC/2001] Ans:The revolt of 1857 was a the most formidable challenge faced by British rule in 19th century. It was a cumulative effect of British expansionist policies, …
Q. Examine the characteristics of tribal protest in the 19th century with suitable examples. Give reasons for their failure. [64th BPSC/2018]. Ans: With expansion of British rule in the tribal area, the way of life of tribals started getting disrupted. Their political autonomy and control over local resources were threatened by the establishment of British …
Q. Explain in detail the major minerals known in India. Discuss their contribution in the economic development of Indian economy as well ‘as tell the key points to India’s new mineral policy. [63 BPSC/2019] Ans:India is richly endowed with minerals. Our country possesses more than 100 minerals. Out of 100 minerals, there are 30 minerals …
