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Wednesday, 28 May 2014
Anlysis of UPSC (IAS) prelims exam topics
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Food for thought- UPSC (IAS) prelims special
- In spite of sun rays reaching the earth from above, why does the temperature decreases with height (in the troposphere)?
- Atmosphere is heated by long wave or short wave radiation? (related to Q1)
- Global warming is caused by trapping of outgoing radiation by greenhouse gases. This radiation is longwave radiation or shortwave radiation?
- One of the effects of global warming is sea level rise. How does the global warming cause sea level rise?
- Coriolis force causes winds to move to its right in the northern hemisphere and to its left in the southern hemisphere( Ferrell's law). Since it is a force, it has to have a cause. What causes this force? Is it a real force or apparent (fictitious) force?
Food for thought- UPSC (IAS) prelims special
1. Orographic barriers are needed for monsoonal winds to shed their moisture. In India, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and Himalayas serve as barriers to at various stages of monsoon. Which mountains act as barriers to which phase (NE and SW)?
2. Consider the following annual rainfall map for India. What are the reasons for low rainfall (0-20 cm) observed in the Deccan plateau and western India?
2. Consider the following annual rainfall map for India. What are the reasons for low rainfall (0-20 cm) observed in the Deccan plateau and western India?
Friday, 27 September 2013
Day3-28/9/13
1.Write a short note on limitations of dialectical approach to the study of indian society (2012/12)
2.How has the marxist perspective been applied to explain social background of indian nationalism (2008/60)
3.Short note: Sociology and Economics (2009/20)
4. Short note: Sociology and common sense
2.How has the marxist perspective been applied to explain social background of indian nationalism (2008/60)
3.Short note: Sociology and Economics (2009/20)
4. Short note: Sociology and common sense
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Day2-27/9/13
4.Soiology without history is rootless and history without sociology is fruitless elaborate (2010/30)
5.short note: ar Desais characterization leadership of indian freedom movement (2010/20)
6.How far is structural functional perspective helpful in understanding changes in contemporary indian society.(2010/30)
Day1-26/9/13
1. How is emergence of sociology linked with modernization of Europe (2008/60)
2. Short note: Book view and Field view indian sociology (2011/15)
3. Short note: Indological perspective of G.S.Ghurye (09/20)
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