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Probity: An Essential Pillar for Effective Governance and Socio-economic Development in India Aspirants of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations are aware it is more than just a test of knowledge – it...
Understanding Moral Intuition and Moral Reasoning in the Indian Context: A Guide for UPSC Aspirants Excelling in the UPSC Civil Services Examination requires a solid understanding not only of a vast syllabus but also...
As an aspirant of the Union Public Service Commission, the understanding and practice of Emotional Intelligence (EI) is essential in the face of administrative roles and public service commitments. Emotional Intelligence, initially proposed by...
Understanding M.K Gandhi’s Perception on the Power of Simplicity and Kindness: Insight for UPSC Aspirants Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of our Nation, propounded several ideologies that have not only steered our course till independence...
Distinction Between Coercion and Undue Influence Coercion and undue influence, integral components of the Indian Contract Act, depict the malpractices that can potentially vitiate the integrity and influence of agreements in work environments. An...
‘consent’ Title: Coercion vs Consent: Clarifying Concepts for UPSC Aspirants Understanding the profound differences between ‘coercion’ and ‘consent’ within the context of the Indian workplace is not just vital for Union Public Service Commission...
Corruption and The Failure of Core Values and Measures to Uplift Society In the dynamic and multifaceted, socio-political landscape of India, corruption has become an unwelcome, omnipresent element. A topic of heated debates and...
Title: Corruption: A Direct Result of Eroding Core Values in Society Corruption, largely viewed as one of the most pervasive and insidious societal ills, is not simply a matter of faulty systems or lack...
The Role and Ethics of International Aid in Resource Challenged Nations: An Indian Perspective International aid has emerged as a significant tool in the globalised world to help resource-challenged nations. This concept entails providing...
Moral Integrity and Professional Efficiency: Pillars of Corporate Governance The ascendancy of corporate governance issues has gained unparallel momentum in the contemporary business world, driven especially by scandals and malpractices across private and corporate...
Title: The Role of the Citizen Charter in Cultivating Ethical Civil Servants in India When discussing good governance and the effective functioning of the administrative apparatus in India, the concept of the Citizen Charter...
Title: Ethical Issues in Corruption: A Deeper Glean into Indian Bureaucracy Corruption, a vexed term, is symptomatic of dysfunctional institutions and weak governance. It is one of the most pressing challenges faced by the...
Title: Understanding Corruption: Causes & Examples from Indian Context Introduction: The menace of corruption is a pervasive issue, acting as a significant barrier to economic, political, social, and environmental development. It undermines the rule...
Title: Understanding the Basic Causes of Corruption: An Examination of the Indian Context Corruption is an age-old malady that afflicts societies worldwide, debilitating the effectiveness of political institutions while impeding social and economic development....
1. Introduction Foreign invasions and settlements in India have always left a profound impact on the nation’s history, culture, and administrative systems. Among these invasions, The East India Company’s role in Indian colonization deserves...
1. Introduction The tax system in India has evolved gradually, adapting to the economic conditions of the country. The period of British rule in India brought about considerable changes in the tax system. The...
Title: The Control of Britishers over India: Understanding the Social, Economic and Political Domination For aspirants of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination, knowledge regarding the British control over India is imperial. The...
Title: Reasons for the Failure of Indian Kings against the Britishers India’s tumultuous past is rich with countless battles for sovereignty and control. Numerous Indian Kings and Emperors fiercely resisted the establishment of British...
Title: The Entry of British in India: A Tale of Trade and Dominance The entry of the British into India marked a significant turn of events in the history of the subcontinent that eventually...
The Battle of Buxar: A Crucial Turn in Indian History Introduction The Battle of Buxar is one of the most remarkable battles in Indian history. Fought on 22nd of October 1764, it was a...
Title: Unveiling the Battle of Plassey: A Turning Point in Indian History The Battle of Plassey (1757), a pivotal event in Indian history, marked a significant turn of events that eventually led to the...
What were the Indian Relegious movements organised in British Era? FOLLOWED BY MCQs WITH SOLUTIONTitle: The Indian Religious Movements during the British Era Introduction: India, a secular nation endowed with rich cultural diversity and...
What were the Indian tribal movements organised in British Era? Why did they fail?Title: Indian Tribal Movements in British Era: An Exploration of Their Origins, Course and Failure For any aspirant studying for the...
What were the famous Social movements in pre independence era in india?Title: Famous Social Movements in Pre-Independence Era in India Introduction India’s rich history is a testament to a multitude of social movements that...
What was Revolt of 1857? Why some people call it mutiny and others First war of independence ?Title: The Revolt of 1857: Mutiny or India’s First War of Independence? The Revival of 1857 forms...
