CGPSC MAINS 2018 Paper-3

Describe the victories achieved by Someshwar Dev-I, the ruler of the Chhindak-Naga dynasty.

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Points to Remember: Military conquests and territorial expansion of Someshwar Dev-I. Administrative and infrastructural achievements. Cultural and religious contributions. Sources of information about his reign. Introduction: Someshwar Dev-I, ruler of the Chhindak-Naga dynasty, remains a relatively obscure figure in Indian history compared to more widely studied empires. Precise dates for his reign are debated by … Read more

Give an introduction to the ‘Barahon’ unit of Kalchuri administration in Chhattisgarh.

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Points to Remember: The Barahons were a crucial administrative unit within the Kalchuri kingdom of Chhattisgarh. Their structure, functions, and significance varied across different periods of Kalchuri rule. Understanding the Barahons requires examining their role in revenue collection, justice, and local governance. Limited historical sources necessitate a cautious and interpretive approach to reconstructing their functioning. … Read more

What were the reasons for the Peasant Movement launched in the Daundi Lohara Zamindari of Chhattisgarh in 1937?

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Points to Remember: Land revenue exploitation Lack of tenant rights Economic hardship Influence of nationalist ideology Leadership and organization Introduction: The Peasant Movement launched in the Daundi Lohara Zamindari of Chhattisgarh in 1937 was a significant agrarian uprising reflecting widespread discontent among peasant cultivators. This movement, rooted in socio-economic grievances, highlighted the exploitative nature of … Read more

Throw light in brief on the Mahalwari system.

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Points to Remember: Origin and implementation of the Mahalwari system. Key features of the system, including revenue collection and land ownership. Advantages and disadvantages of the Mahalwari system. Long-term impact and legacy. Introduction: The Mahalwari system was a significant land revenue system implemented by the British in India during the 19th century. It emerged as … Read more

Discuss the Right to Constitutional Remedies.

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Points to Remember: Article 32: Guarantees the right to constitutional remedies. Supreme Court’s role: Acts as the guardian of fundamental rights. Writ jurisdiction: The power to issue writs (habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, certiorari, quo warranto). Limitations: While powerful, the right is not absolute and has certain limitations. Importance: Essential for upholding the rule of law … Read more