GS1 · History

GS1 · History · 15 marks

”There arose a serious challenge to the Democratic State System between the two World Wars”. Evaluate the statement.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Trace the rise and growth of socio-religious reform movements with special reference to Young Bengal and Brahmo Samaj.

GS1 · History · 15 marks

Bring out the constructive programmes of Mahatma Gandhi during Non-Cooperation Movement and Civil Disobedience Movement.

GS1 · History · 15 marks

To what extent did the role of the moderates prepare a base for the wider freedom movement? Comment.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

What were the underlying factors and forces of Wellesley’s policy of expansion?

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Describe the legacy of the French Revolution for the people of the world during the nineteenth and twentieth century.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

What do you understand by Sufism. Explain how Sufism is relevant in the present times?

GS1 · History · 15 marks

The bank nationalization in 1969 did India more harm than good. Critically examine.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

The 'Quit India' movement, more than anything, united the Indian people against British rule. Discuss. (150 Words).

GS1 · History · 10 marks

‘France and the United States are rightly considered the birth places of modern democracy.’ Discuss the statement in the light of the French and American revolution.

GS1 · History · 15 marks

Examine how India’s freedom struggle impacted the art and literature during that phase.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

The speedy events under Mountbatten caused anomalies in arranging the details of partition and failed to prevent the partition massacre. Critically analyse. (150 Words).

GS1 · History · 15 marks

There were some common characteristics of the tribal uprisings even though they were separated from one another in time and space. Discuss.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

The pursuance of a foreign policy, guided by the interest of British imperialism often led to India’s conflicts with neighboring countries. Discuss.

GS1 · History · 15 marks

Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose had a deep respect for one another despite their hugely differing ideologies.Comment

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Discuss the elements of colonial legacy in post-independent India.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Discuss, in a nutshell, the causes of the downfall of the Mughal empire in India.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

In what ways the Non-cooperation movement was different from the civil disobedience movement. Discuss.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Discuss how the policies of Jawaharlal Nehru helped in the nation-building and post-independence consolidation of India.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

The role played by B R Ambedkar has helped in nation-building and continues to have a prominent impact on the present Indian socio-economic-political setup. Discuss.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

What were the important features and achievements of the League of Nations. Also, illustrate the reasons for its failure.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

Discuss what led to the evolution of the Capitalist and the Socialist pattern of industrialization.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

During the Industrial revolution the deplorable working conditions of labourers especially for the women and children negated the sense of employment. Comment.

GS1 · History · 15 marks

What were the aims and objectives of the indian National Congress at the time of its inception? Discuss how far was it successfull to achieve the targets.

GS1 · History · 10 marks

The Socio-Religious reformers of the 19-20 th century aimed at modernization rather than westernization. Discuss.