CGPSC MAINS 2013 Paper-7

Points to Remember: Subscribe on YouTube Chhattisgarhi idioms are concise expressions unique to the Chhattisgarhi language. They often use imagery and metaphors to convey deeper meanings. Understanding their cultural context is crucial for accurate interpretation. Introduction: Chhattisgarh, a state in central India, boasts a rich cultural heritage reflected in its distinct language, Chhattisgarhi. Like any … Read more

Points to Remember: Chhattisgarh has several Special Primitive Tribal Agencies (SPTAs) dedicated to the welfare and development of particularly vulnerable tribal groups. These agencies operate under the Integrated Tribal Development Programme (ITDP). The specific names of SPTAs can vary depending on administrative changes and official classifications. Information may be dispersed across government websites and reports. … Read more

Points to Remember: Definition and historical context of sororate marriage. Cultural variations and prevalence. Legal and social implications. Ethical considerations and human rights perspectives. Modern relevance and declining practice. Introduction: Sororate, derived from the Latin word “soror” meaning “sister,” refers to a customary marriage practice where, upon the death of a wife, her sister (or … Read more

Points to Remember: Definition of “primitive tribe” and its problematic nature. Understanding the term’s historical context and evolving usage. Identification of Scheduled Tribes in Chhattisgarh. Avoiding perpetuation of stereotypes and derogatory terms. Emphasizing cultural diversity and respect for indigenous communities. Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel The term “primitive tribe” is outdated and inherently problematic. It … Read more

Points to Remember: The Agaria tribe’s traditional profession is primarily linked to iron smelting and related activities. Their skills and knowledge have been passed down through generations. Modernization and industrialization have significantly impacted their traditional profession. There is a need for preserving and promoting their traditional skills while ensuring their socio-economic upliftment. Introduction: The Agaria … Read more

Points to Remember: Primary groups are characterized by close, intimate, and personal relationships. They are crucial for socialization and personal development. Membership is typically involuntary and long-lasting. They exert strong influence on individual behavior and values. Examples include family, close friends, and peer groups. Introduction: The concept of a “primary group” is central to sociology, … Read more

Points to Remember: Folkways are informal norms that guide everyday behavior. Violation results in mild social disapproval. Mores are norms that are considered essential for the well-being of society. Violation results in strong social disapproval and may involve formal sanctions. Both folkways and mores are unwritten rules that govern social behavior. The distinction lies in … Read more

Points to Remember: Social stratification and its various dimensions (economic, social, political). The role of historical, social, and economic factors in creating and perpetuating inequality. Intersections of different forms of inequality (e.g., gender, race, class). The impact of social inequality on individuals and society. Potential solutions and policy interventions. Introduction: Social inequality refers to the … Read more

Points to Remember: Understanding the nature of social phenomena. Explaining social patterns and behaviors. Predicting future social trends. Improving social conditions and policies. Contributing to social theory development. Introduction: Social research is a systematic investigation of social phenomena, employing empirical methods to gather and analyze data. It aims to understand, explain, and predict social behavior, … Read more

Points to Remember: Understanding the historical and legal context of Kritapranash and Akritabhyupagama. Differentiating between the two concepts and their implications. Analyzing the relevance of these concepts in contemporary legal systems. Introduction: Kritapranash (कृतप्रणाश) and Akritabhyupagama (अकृतभ्युपागम) are two crucial Sanskrit terms originating from ancient Hindu legal texts, particularly the Dharmashastras. They represent fundamental principles … Read more