UPSC Mains question bank

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Discuss the impact of globalization on Indian society. How has it affected the social empowerment of women and marginalized groups?

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the challenges and potential solutions to address urban poverty in India, taking into account the socio-economic factors and policy interventions.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the impact of globalization on the diversity and pluralism of Indian society. Give suitable examples to support your answer.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the impact of regionalism on national integration and governance in India.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the significance of role of women in combating climate change.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Examine the challenges faced b y India’s education system in providing quality education to all its citizens.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the role of women and women’s organizations in various spheres of life such as education, health, economy, politics and social movements.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

What are the key cultural, linguistic, and religious diversity in India? How do they influence the social fabric of the country and shape its identity?

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the role of women in controlli ng population growth in India.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Evaluate the present state of Indian society with regard to issues such as poverty, illiteracy, and exploitation. Are we really moving towards being a developed country?

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Explain the concept of caste system in India and discuss its impact on the social and economic status of the various groups within the society.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

“Children in particular were affected negatively by Covid-19". Considering this statement, discuss the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on children, with an emphasis on their health, education, and mental and physical well-being.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Violence against women occurs throughout the life cycle from cradle to grave. Discuss

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

The quality of higher education in India requires major improvements to make it internationally competitive. Give suggestions to improve the education quality and its implementation.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) India is set to become the world’s most populous country by 2023. Critically examine the challenges and opportunities of rising population.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

What are the factors which are responsible for the spread of communalism. Examine.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Regionalism has different types of manifestations. In the line of this statement suggest measures to deal with it.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

“Cities in India contribute almost 66% GDP of India and give individuals a lot of freedom in their personal sphere”. In light of this statement discuss issues associated with urbanization in India and suggest a way forward.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

“Religion is a personal matter which should have no place in politics’’. Elaborate.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the role of women in various social, political and environmental movements since independence in India.

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Instances of the prevalence of bonded labour system in India are noticed now and then even long after its abolition. What are the reasons that have kept the bonded labour system still alive?

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

What is Scientific Social Responsibility? Do you think India needs a policy on Scientific Social Responsibility?

GS1 · Indian Society · 10 marks

Discuss the various socio-economic impact of globalisation on youth in India.

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Discuss the impact of the following on Indian society: (250 words) (a) Sanskritisation (b) Westernisation (c) Modernisation

GS1 · Indian Society · 15 marks

Discuss the various economic and socio-cultural challenges in bringing down fertility rate in India.