GS Paper - 2
The "Subsidiary Alliance" was an agreement between the British East India Company and Indian princely states, granting the British paramountcy over these states.
GS Paper - 2
The "Subsidiary Alliance" was an agreement between the British East India Company and Indian princely states, granting the British paramountcy over these states.
GS2 - Polity
Introduction
The Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act from 1995, which has overseen linear broadcasting for nearly 30 years, is confronting new challenges due to technological shifts and the rise of platforms such as DTH, IPTV, and OTT.
GS3 Economy
The term ‘globalization’ conjures images of interconnected markets, cultural exchanges, and technological advancements. For Indian villages, it has meant a dramatic transformation of their traditional ways of life.
GS1- Society
Introduction
In the intricate spectra of Indian society, where traditions coalesce with rapid modernization, kinship and family ties are undergoing a profound metamorphosis.
Context
The recently released Bollywood movie "Dunki" delves into the prevalent issue of illegal migration through the 'donkey route.' This term, originating from a Punjabi idiom, refers to the perilous journey many Indians undertake to reach countries such as the US, the UK, or Europe. The film sheds light on the complexities and dangers involved in this method of illegal immigration.
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GS1-Geography
India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, with a diverse and dynamic industrial sector. The industrial sector contributes about 30% of the GDP and employs about 23% of the workforce.
A New Dawn for Peace in Northeast India
GS-3 Internal Security
Preface
Northeast India, comprising eight states, has been witnessing insurgency since the 1950s, with various armed groups fighting against the Indian state for different reasons.
GS1- Social justice
Introduction
As per the 2011 census, Scheduled Tribes account for 8.6% of India's total population and constitute 11.3% of the rural population. India is home to more than 600 tribes distributed across five major tribal belts. The distribution pattern exhibits a notable clustering tendency, concentrating in isolated pockets, particularly in regions unsuitable for settled agriculture.
GS1 - Human geography
Introduction
In the intricate spectrum of human societies, the concepts of fertility and fecundity stand as crucial indicators of reproductive health. Fertility, representing actual reproductive performance, and fecundity, denoting the biological potential for reproduction, are multifaceted phenomena shaped by a complex interplay of biological, cultural, and socioeconomic factors.
E-cigarettes are electronic devices powered by batteries, designed to function by heating a liquid substance into an aerosol, which users then inhale and exhale.
GS1- Society
Decentralised dynamics: Redefining Prosperity Beyond Government Reach