UPPSC

  GS 1 -URBANISATION Gentrification is the transformation of a neighborhood through the influx of wealthier residents, resulting in rising property values and rent. This process often displaces lower-income, long-time residents and alters the community’s character. Impact of Gentrification on Working-Class People in Indian Cities Gentrification, where wealthier people move into a neighborhood, has significant effects on working-class residents in Indian cities. 1.Displacement and Housing Issues : When property prices and rents go up, long-time residents may be forced to move out. For instance, Dharavi in Mumbai is facing redevelopment that could displace many low-income families. 2.Loss of Community and Culture: Gentrification can disrupt established communities, causing people to lose their social connections and cultural traditions. Whitefield in Bengaluru is a case where traditional neighborhoods have changed into upscale residential areas, altering the local culture. 3.Eco...

 GS-4  MAINS  PYQ (2023) TOTATL TIME :3 hrs. SECTION-A (TOTAL 10 Q)  Each answer should be of 125  words carrying 8 marks *ALL QUESTIONS ARE COMPULSORY* Q.1.What do you understand by moral insight? How does it help in moral situation of civil servants? Q.2.Examine the relevance of the following in the context of civil services. a)spirit of services b)courage of firm fiction Q.3. "A child learn values by what he observes around him". Discuss the role of family and society in the formation of values in the light of this statement. Q.4. " In the era of globalization international ethics is the need of hour ensuring  peace and stability among the nations :. Explain Critically. Q.5. "Concealment of information impedes public access and involvement ".In the light of this statement discuss factors that influences  attitude formation. Q.6. Describe various components of attitudes and discuss the factors  that influence attitude formation.  Q.7. Discu...

 Q.1.Describe the vulture project of Uttar Pradesh government.(8M/125W) Q. 2. Describe Uttar Pradesh into major physical regions and describe the geographical Bhabhar and Terai regions. (8M/125W) Q. 3. What is a smart city mission? Discuss the main characteristics of cities of Uttar Pradesh selected under this scheme. (8 M/125W) Q.4.What is reverse migration? What was its impact on the economy and social order of Uttar Pradesh during COVID 19 lockdown? (12 M/200W) Q.5.Examine the role of Non-Governmental Organizations in rural development in Uttar Pradesh. (8/125W) Q.6.Examine the efforts of Uttar Pradesh in attracting multinational companies to boost the economy in the wake of labour migration during a pandemic. (8/125W) Q.7.Explain the small-scale industries of Uttar Pradesh and discuss their role in the province's economy. (8M/125 W) Q.8.Evaluate the impact of the welfare scheme implemented for the e welfare of the Schedule caste and Schedule tribe by the Uttar Pradesh governmen...

  WOMEN IN JUDICIARY Strength of women in the judiciary Subordinate courts        35.1%  (e.g.Guj, Goa) High courts                 13.2%  (e.g. Telangana, Sikkim) Supreme court            12.5% 5 out of 11 women judges were appointed Supreme Court judges in the last 3 years. They constitute 15% of total advocates in the country. Need of Women in Judiciary 1 .Inclusive judiciary -half population of the country, their participation bcm vital. 2 .Diversification -their experience makes gender perspective imp. 3.Enhances public trust . 4 .Role models for the younger generation. 5 .Empathetic approach-  For cases related to sexual violence, matrimonial disputes, bail matter etc. Causes of poor representation 1.Patriarchy in society - Hostile environment in courtrooms, like lack of respect in the bar n unfriendly environment in the courtroom. 2.Household responsibility - Bc...

 Q.When poverty is transmitted to our generation it becomes a culture. Elucidate.[Sec-A/8M/125W/2022] Ans). The Culture of Poverty is defined as people in poverty developing certain habits that cause their families to remain in poverty over generations. Oscar Lewis explains how people develop a stagnant mindset of values and culture that they remain poor and this poverty will pass it down from generation to generation. Ex.-Nigeria      For example, despite low income , younger citizens often question their parents' choices to have such large families. In many poor families mothers and grandmothers gave birth several times, despite a lack of affordability.           Pervasive feelings of helplessness, dependency, marginality, and powerlessness characterize this culture. We can break this culture by improving health, educating them and maintaining the minimum standard of living  by launching various government schemes like MNREGA, ...

  HISTORY PREVIOUS YEAR QUESTION  2023 2023-------ANCIENT (8)----------MEDIEVAL(7)------MODERN(10)=TOTAL 25 Qs ANCIENT (Total-7Qs) Q.1.Milind Panho is in the form of a dialogue between King Milind and a Buddhist Saint. The concerned saint was - (a) Nagarjuna       (b) Nagasena     (c)Kumaril Bhatt    (d) Nagbhatt Answer-b Q. 2. Which officer was known as Baghdugha during the Vedic administration? (a)  the chief officer of the gambling department      (b) the Revenue collector    (c)  Messenger   (d) the chief officer of the forest Answer-b Q. 3. With reference to the invaders in ancient India which one of the following is the correct chronological order? (a) Sakas-Kushans-Greeeks       (b)Greeeks-Sakas-Kushans    (c)Sakas-Greeeks-Kushans   (d)Greeeks-Kushans-Sakas Answer-b Q.4.Eastern boundary of Harappan culture is indicated by which of the fo...