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APPSC Group - 1 Mains expected areas in science and Technology Paper by EducatorIAS

- December 01, 2020

APPSC Group - 1 Mains expected areas in science and Technology Paper by EducatorIAS 1)What do you mean by Internet of Things? It is expected to be biggest technological revolution? Examine its impacts on India sectors? 2) How Science and Technology and innovation have instrumental and Intrinsic value for society! Give with Examples? 3)What is Quantum computing? Discuss it missions goals and Road map for Quantum computing Technology in India? 4) To enhance science and Technology based entrepreneurship in India what are the steps taken by government of India? Explain the role of public policy and incubators in promoting science and technology? 5) What is Edge computing? Discuss it advantages and disadvantages of edge computing? 6) Discuss the salient features of National Digital communication policy 2018? Explain how the national digital communication policy fulfill the dream of Digital India? 7) What do you mean by Data breach? Discuss sai...

APPSC Group, - 1 Mains Paper - 4 expected areas in Economy and Development of India and Andhrapradesh

- December 02, 2020

APPSC Group, - 1 Mains Paper - 4 expected areas in Economy and Development of India and Andhrapradesh Chapter 1: Explain the nature of Indian Growth, and Examine it is inconsistent in terms growth in recent years and it impact on indian economy? Discuss major drivers of economy growth of India? Give reasons for in recent years there was inconsistent growth rate? Why manufacturing sector in India register low growth rate? What are the major causes and steps taken by government to promote and to stimulate the growth in manufacturing sector in India? Distinguish between wholesale price index and consumer price index in India? Examine the causes and consequences recent slowdown of economic growth due to the pandemic Covid - 19 in India? What are the measures taken by the government to boost the economy growth India? Give suggestions? What are the causes and consequences of inflation in India? What are the initiatives a...

"AndhraPradesh With Three Capitals "

- December 20, 2019

After bifurcation of Andhra pradesh, the most pressing issue with government is were to establish capital is became a challenge. We know capital of state or a country are engines for growth and development. But today the phase of development is changing with time to time. However with the entry of new year 2020 announcing the three capitals for state of Andhrapradesh became hot topic for news papers and media. Observing the history of Indus Valley civilisation so called first phase of urbanisation, can notice different sites of Harappa has urban phenomenon ,each site has different characteristics, were urban sites depend each other with comparative advantage. Due to this administrative process of Indus Valley civilisation became more self sufficient with efficient administration, free flow of goods, services, development , with peace and harmony. ...

Discuss the impact of heretical sects on Indian Society in ancient India ?

- October 30, 2020

Introduction: Ancient India saw increasing social, economic and political complexities and the growth of hegemonic institutions. At the same time, it was also marked by a prominence of the ideal of renunciation and an intense level of philosophical debates. Buddhism and Jainism were two among many such schools and established long-enduring monastic institutions closely connected with the laity. Apart from them the Lokayatas and the Ajivikas left long-lasting impact on the discursive traditions of Early India. Buddhism Teaches Overcoming Circumstances Buddha established the four Noble Truths. These are: a) the entire existence is full of sufferings and sorrow (duhkha); b)it is possible to explain the genesis of sufferings (duhkhasamudaya); it is possible to bring an end to suffering (duhkhanirodha) and finally, d) there is a way to bring an end to sufferings (duhkhanirodhagamimarga). Buddhism Teaches to attain Nirvana every individual has to follow four phases : 1) Sr...

AGRICULTURE (FARMER) - A GIFT TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NATURE - AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE

- November 25, 2021

AGRICULTURE (FARMER) - A GIFT TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NATURE - AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE: Agriculture is all about getting in touch with the earth around us. It was farmers, who took all that land and that went over the mountains, and cleared the land, and settled it, and farmed it, and hung onto their land and produced grain and became founders of human civilization. Infact, agriculture & farmers became back bone to particularly to our nation. INDIAN AGRICULTURE - THE BROADER CONTEXT: The history of agriculture in India dates back to the Indus Valley Civilization. During Vedic period there is belief that those people who are near to nature they must be exceptionally close to God. The Mauryan empire categorised soils and made meteorological observations for the agricultural use. During mediaeval time also agriculture got great impetus by funding irrigation facilities and also established a special department to encourage agriculture activities. The agrarian society in South India d...

Indus to 5G Era

- March 28, 2020

Indus Valley Civilisation (IVC) was an ancient civilisation in the Indian Subcontinent that flourished around the Indus river basin. The IVC had made very rich contribution to the modern Indian culture. But, it is an enigma that, how such a great civilisation came into an end. After this civilisation, Indian subcontinent faced many invasions and got enlightened through modern philosophical thoughts, especially during the period of British and later became an independent India. For present day world, it is still a stumper that how India is maintaining its plurality, Unity and evolving into mature democracy, when many countries were locked in coup or in the holds of majoritarians. Infact, India became a perfect peaceful salad bowl nation rather than a forced melting pot one. INDUS VALLEY CIVILISATION Vs. 5G/AI CIVILISATION: Both Civilisations are linked to many ways...like following religious customs-cultures (worshipping Pashupathi(shiva)), well maintained dra...

Discuss main stages and accomplishments in the development of astronomy and mathematics in ancient India?10 M

- October 29, 2020

Note : Question looks Tough but arrange periodical arrangement by observation in ancient India may easier observe on astronomy, mathematics, Vedanga Jyotisha, Shulbasutra, Siddhanta, Aryabhata, Bhaskara, Brahmagupta, Bhaskaracharya. Introduction is your choice I just Mention for commonly Introduction: As in all ancient cultures, astronomy was born in India before mathematics, beginning with observations of the periodicity of the moon’s phases, a few identifiable planets, the northward or southward journey of the sunrise on the eastern horizon through the year, or to trace imaginary lines between the stars. 1. Harappan Beginnings: Astronomy : In India, those beginnings are not adequately documented. But Ring-stones found at Mohenjo Daro, the largest city of the Indus civilization (2600-1900 BCE), have been interpreted as calendrical devices keeping track of the sunrise at different times of the year. The alignment of main streets along the cardinal directions...

DANGER IN TODAY'S SOCIETY: ETHICAL CRISIS OR ECONOMICAL CRISIS?

- November 27, 2021

DANGER IN TODAY'S SOCIETY: ETHICAL CRISIS OR ECONOMICAL CRISIS? In simple terms, Ethics is the study of what is right or wrong in human conduct. This is a branch of Philosophy which studies moral principles. On the other side, economics is a social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Ethics and economics both revolve around humans. Both starts from household and become danger due to their crisis in a society by making or breaking that society. DANGER OF ETHICAL CRISIS: Ethical crisis occur at an individual level to international level. It is a situation, where conflict arises when a given decision, scenario or activity creates a conflict with a society's ethical principles. At individual level, not caring others and want to survive with selfishness at cost of other without feeling how others are feeling i.e., lacking empathy. Best example we can bring from second wave of Corona. One irresponsible person creating a messag...

Major cropping patterns India ?Relevance of cropping pattern in agriculture ?Trend of cropping pattern in Indian agriculture: determinants and implication?Deficiencies of cropping pattern and its implications?

- December 15, 2021

Agriculture is one of the very important factors in economic development of a country. Agriculture has also been one of the oldest and very significant means of livelihood in an economy. The role of agriculture in economic development can be identified mainly through two aspects- supply and demand in an economy. Relevance of cropping pattern in agriculture: Cropping pattern highlights the degree of extensive and intensive farming. This also highlights the diversified pattern of crops produced considering the need of the economy. The cropping pattern has two important roles: firstly, if the existing cropping pattern is able to meet the domestic demand for different food items and therefore ensures the balanced diet of households in the economy. It also emphasizes the role of agriculture in meeting the demand in the economy. It ensures development of an economy by meeting demand with the sufficient production of different food items keeping in mind the need of balanced di...

Why Governance in crisis? what are the elements required of excellent service oriented governance in punlic service delivery?

- October 17, 2020

Today, although man possesses the resources and the technology to create a poverty-free world in the period of one generation, about a quarter of the human population on earth continue to live in extreme poverty. Nobel laureate Amartya Sen has said: “ Poverty is not simply the lack of income. It is also the lack of a voice, of a responsive local administration that can redress local needs; the lack of a system of governance that is transparent and accountable to people it supposedly exists to serve”. growing restlessness with the systems and instruments of Governance. Available evidence suggests a continuous decline in the quality of governance in most developing countries. Decline in the quality of governance in most developing countries are due to 1)Dichotomy between the political and executive wings of governance. 2)Breaking down of existing institutions 3)Corruption in the polity and economy 4)Lack of societal involvement in gove...

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