CGPSC MAINS 2023 Paper-3

Points to Remember: Deindustrialization: British policies led to the systematic dismantling of India’s thriving handicraft and textile industries. Economic Exploitation: The British prioritized their own industries, leading to unfair competition and the suppression of Indian production. Loss of Traditional Skills: The decline resulted in the loss of traditional skills and knowledge passed down through generations. … Read more

Points to Remember: Judicial review is a cornerstone of Indian democracy, but its effectiveness in controlling administration is limited. Several factors hinder the judiciary’s ability to effectively oversee administrative actions. Balancing judicial oversight with administrative efficiency is crucial. Introduction: Judicial control over administration is a crucial aspect of a functioning democracy, ensuring accountability and preventing … Read more

Points to Remember: Good Governance encompasses transparency, accountability, participation, rule of law, and effectiveness and efficiency. Challenges to good governance are multifaceted, spanning political, economic, social, and technological domains. Addressing these challenges requires a multi-pronged approach involving institutional reforms, citizen engagement, and technological advancements. Introduction: Good governance is a cornerstone of a well-functioning society. It’s … Read more

Points to Remember: Arthapati’s achievements need to be identified and described. The scope is broad, requiring a comprehensive overview. The response needs to be factual, relying on verifiable information about Arthapati’s accomplishments. If specific details are unavailable, the response should acknowledge this limitation. Introduction: The term “Arthapati” lacks a universally recognized, singular meaning. It’s possible … Read more

Points to Remember: Key figures: Identify the Choubey brothers and their individual roles. Revolutionary activities: Detail their participation in specific movements and events. Impact and legacy: Assess the significance of their contributions to the revolutionary struggle in Chhattisgarh. Contextual factors: Understand the socio-political environment of Chhattisgarh during the revolutionary period. Introduction: The history of Chhattisgarh’s … Read more

Points to Remember: Origin and purpose of Jamabandi. Key features of Kalyan Sai’s Jamabandi system. Advantages and disadvantages of the system. Comparison with other land record systems (if applicable). Potential for improvement and future prospects. Introduction: Jamabandi is a crucial land record system prevalent in many parts of India, particularly in states with a significant … Read more

Points to Remember: Gandhiji’s first visit to Chhattisgarh (then part of the Central Provinces) in 1934. Focus on the socio-political impacts of his visit. Consideration of both immediate and long-term effects. Examination of the context of the visit (pre-independence India). Introduction: Mahatma Gandhi’s first visit to Chhattisgarh in 1934, though brief, left a significant imprint … Read more

Points to Remember: Key Players: Vijayanagara Empire and Bahmani Sultanate. Nature of Conflict: Primarily territorial, but also religious and economic. Key Battles: Several significant battles shaped the conflict’s trajectory. Impact: Long-lasting consequences on the political landscape of South India. Sources: Epigraphic records, literary sources (both Persian and Telugu), and archaeological findings. Introduction: The Deccan plateau … Read more

Points to Remember: The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) is a quasi-judicial body. It adjudicates disputes between the Union/State Governments and their employees. CAT has a multi-bench structure across India. The exact number of benches can fluctuate due to government restructuring. Introduction: The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) is a specialized tribunal established under Article 323-A of … Read more

Points to Remember: Lack of clear goals and objectives. Communication breakdowns. Conflicting interests and priorities. Resource constraints. Lack of trust and cooperation. Power imbalances. Organizational structure and culture. External factors. Introduction: Coordination, the process of organizing, synchronizing, and harmonizing activities to achieve a common goal, is crucial for effective functioning in any system – be … Read more