AIR 442 · CSE 2023
Priyanshu Agrawal: answer copies
8 answer copies (GS1, GS2, GS3 and GS4), 107 answers in all, as written in the test. Each copy shows its first answer in full; every question opens a page with how other toppers answered it.
The copies
- GS1 answer copy20 answers51 handwritten pagesHighlighting the elements of urbanization discuss how agriculture played a pivotal role in the enduring success and longevity of the Harappan Civilization.
- GS1 answer copy12 answers49 handwritten pagesNumismatic evidence highlights on rich Indian tapestry of history by not only aesthetic role but also grandeur to understand societal construct of past.
- GS2 answer copy6 answers51 handwritten pagesThe recent demand of Ladakh for 6th Schedule status, highlights on its eminence in governance system.
- GS2 answer copy20 answers52 handwritten pagesFederal governance is characterised by institutionalized arrangements for solving problems generated by pluralism based on consultation and mutual consent. How have Zonal Councils evolved from merely advisory bodies to proactive platforms for action?
- GS3 answer copy19 answers51 handwritten pagesComment on the important changes with respect to the Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) and Securities Transaction Tax (STT) in the Union Budget 2024-25. Evaluate the impact of such changes on India's savings and investment regime.
- GS3 answer copy12 answers49 handwritten pagesRecent Economic Survey highlighted fiscal deficit of 5.6%. Critically analyze the reasons and consequences of high fiscal deficit. Suggest measures for fiscal consolidation. 2. Discuss the potential of and challenges to capital investment in achieving a $7 trillion economy. 3. Analyze the opportunities and challenges associated with peri-urban agriculture in the context of increasing urbanization in India.
- GS4 answer copy10 answers45 handwritten pages1(a)
- GS4 answer copy8 answers46 handwritten pagesThe different ethical principles account to changed area of focus based on their thoughts and prioritization. 2(b) Quality in service delivery refers to overcoming 'just doing duty' with a sense of transparency, accountability and responsibility with ethical governance. Discuss.