AIR 286 · CSE 2022 · GS4 · 54 pages

Utkarsh Agarwal: GS4 answer copy

3 answers by Utkarsh Agarwal, as written in the test. Each question opens a page with how other toppers answered it.

The questions

  1. Q3(a)Anger is a state of emotion where we lose control over ourselves and do things which we will not do in normal condition. It is said that when we are angry we will not face consequences because we became angry, but negative consequences will happen because of what we did when we were angry. In present content when our society is becoming intolerant and people are having less control over anger, this quote becomes more relevant. Discuss this statement with examples.
  2. Q3(b)"State is individual writ large" - Plato
  3. Qnumber of medical records to back his claims. He requests for leniency on the ground of his mother's ill health since he being the only child is responsible for the upkeep of his aged, widowed mother. (a) How do you plan to handle the cases of the two officials? (b) Give suitable logic for your course of action.20 marks

The answers

Question 3(a) · 178 words written

Anger is a state of emotion where we lose control over ourselves and do things which we will not do in normal condition. It is said that when we are angry we will not face consequences because we became angry, but negative consequences will happen because of what we did when we were angry. In present content when our society is becoming intolerant and people are having less control over anger, this quote becomes more relevant. Discuss this statement with examples.

Opening · a restatement

Anger is state of emotion where we loose control ones ourself and do things which we will not do in normal condition.

It is said that when we are angry we will not face consequences because we became angry but negative consequence will happen because of what we did when we were angry.

In present content when our society is becoming intolerant and people are having less control over anger this quote become more relevant.

Body · points

  • one will be punished by their anger because
  1. one don't remain in senses when they speak during anger

  1. → Sishupal in his anger spoke disrespectful to lord Krishna end up loosing his life

  2. In Anger We lost control over what is right and wrong → Ravana was angry of Suparnnakha incident and kidnapped [Sita mata]

  3. Anger deprive person from their emotional intelligence → Karna because of his anger abused Draupadi in Mahabharat

  4. Anger takes away values like love, sanity etc.

Close · a way forward

Therefore one should meditate, practice Yoga and be come more tolerant to avoid anger and subsequent consequences.