Legal remedies in Part III of the Constitution of India [UPSC 2024/10m/150w/5c]
Part III of the Constitution of India, often referred to as the cornerstone of Indian democracy, enshrines the Fundamental Rights […]
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Objective Resolution of the Constituent Assembly [UPSC 2024/10m/150w/5b]
The Objective Resolution, introduced by Jawaharlal Nehru on December 13, 1946, in the Constituent Assembly, laid the foundational principles for
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Discuss the Contribution of the Dalit Struggle to establish Egalitarianism in Indian Society during Freedom movement. [UPSC 2024/20m/250w/7a]
The Dalit struggle during the Indian freedom movement played a pivotal role in challenging entrenched social hierarchies and advocating for
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Comment on Locke’s views on Revolution [UPSC 2024/10m/150w/1c]
Locke’s views on Revolution: John Locke, often hailed as the “Father of Liberalism,” profoundly influenced modern political thought. In his
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Critically Examine Plato’s Theory of Forms. [UPSC 2024/15m/200w/4b]
Plato’s Theory of Forms, central to his philosophy, postulates that the physical world is a shadow of a higher, unchanging
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Manabendra Nath Roy’s Political thought highlighted the Humanistic aspects of Marxism. Discuss. [UPSC 2024/15m/200w/4c]
MN Roy’s Radical Humanism: Manabendra Nath Roy, a prominent Indian revolutionary, philosopher, and political theorist, emerged as a key figure
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Dharmashastra Presents a duty-centric worldview for Individuals and Communities. Comment. [UPSC 2024/15m/200w/3c]
The Dharmashastras, a body of ancient Indian texts, provide a philosophical and ethical framework that emphasizes duty (dharma) as the
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Marxism is a Political Theory of action demanding strict compliance with its Core Principles. Comment. [UPSC 2024/15m/200w/2b]
Marxism, as articulated by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, is both a political theory and a practical framework for revolutionary
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Comment on Decline of Liberalism [UPSC 2024/10m/150w/1d]
Decline of Liberalism: Liberalism, once a dominant political ideology championing individual rights, democracy, and free markets, has faced a significant
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Legitimacy adds positive value to political authority and obligation. Discuss. [UPSC 2024/20m/250w/4a]
Legitimacy is the cornerstone of political authority, distinguishing coercive power from rightful governance. It reflects the acceptance and recognition of
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Comment on linkage between Power and Hegemony [UPSC 2024/10m/150w/1e]
The concepts of power and hegemony are fundamental to understanding international relations and global politics. Power, the ability to influence