CGPSC MAINS 2015 Paper-7

Points to Remember: Objectivity aims for impartiality and neutrality. It involves minimizing bias and personal feelings. Objectivity is a goal, not always perfectly achievable. Different fields have different standards of objectivity. Subjectivity is the opposite of objectivity. Introduction: Objectivity is a fundamental concept across various disciplines, from science and journalism to law and ethics. It … Read more

Points to Remember: The relationship between philosophy and other disciplines. The historical influence of philosophy. The limitations of claiming philosophy as the “mother” of all subjects. The interdisciplinary nature of modern knowledge. Introduction: The question, “Is philosophy the mother of all subjects?”, demands an analytical approach. It requires examining the historical development of various disciplines … Read more

Points to Remember: The three jewels (Triratnas) are the core principles of Jainism. Each jewel represents a path to liberation (moksha). Right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct are interconnected and mutually supportive. Introduction: Jainism, one of the oldest living religions of the world, emphasizes the principle of Ahimsa (non-violence) as its central tenet. Its … Read more

Points to Remember: Yoga’s external aspects focus on the physical postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and ethical conduct (yamas and niyamas). These external practices are interconnected and support the internal, mental, and spiritual aspects of yoga. The effectiveness of external practices depends on individual commitment, proper guidance, and mindful execution. Introduction: Yoga, originating in ancient … Read more