1. The Gupta Empire is often referred to as the “Golden Age” of India because of: a) Military dominance b) Religious conquests c) Flourishing arts, literature, and sciences d) Agricultural development Answer: c) Flourishing arts, literature, and sciences 2. Which …
Introduction The Mauryan Empire, one of the most significant empires in ancient Indian history, reached its zenith under the rule of Ashoka the Great. Ashoka, the grandson of Chandragupta Maurya, transformed the empire not only through military conquests but also …
1. Who was Ashoka’s father? A) Chandragupta Maurya B) Bindusara C) Bimbisara D) Ajatashatru Answer: B) Bindusara 2. The battle of Kalinga, which changed Ashoka’s life, was fought in which year? A) 261 BCE B) 250 BCE C) 305 BCE …
Introduction The rise of the Mahajanapadas marks a significant shift in ancient Indian political, social, and economic structures. These 16 powerful and expansive kingdoms and republics, which emerged around the 6th century BCE, played a crucial role in shaping the …
1. The term “Mahajanapadas” refers to: A) Ancient cities of the Indus Valley B) Early Vedic tribes C) Major kingdoms of ancient India D) Buddhist monastic communities Answer: C) Major kingdoms of ancient India 2. How many Mahajanapadas were mentioned …
Introduction The Vedic Age, spanning roughly from 1500 BCE to 600 BCE, is one of the most defining eras in Indian history. It not only laid the foundations of Indian culture, religion, and societal structures but also witnessed significant transformations …
1. Which of the following texts is considered the oldest in the Vedic literature? a) Samaveda b) Rigveda c) Yajurveda d) Atharvaveda Answer: b) Rigveda 2. The term ‘Arya’ in the Vedic context refers to: a) A religious leader b) …
Introduction The Indus Valley Civilization, also known as the Harappan Civilization, stands as one of the most remarkable early civilizations in human history. Flourishing from approximately 3300 BCE to 1500 BCE, it was centered around the Indus River and its …
1. Which of the following sites is considered the largest city of the Indus Valley Civilization? a) Harappa b) Mohenjo-Daro c) Lothal d) Dholavira Answer: d) Dholavira 2. Which of the following was the primary building material used in Indus …
Impact of Globalization on the Indian Economy Indian Constitution: Features and Relevance Role of Judiciary in Indian Democracy Federalism in India: Challenges and Solutions Public Administration: Concepts and Significance Evolution of Panchayati Raj System in India India’s Space Program: Achievements …
Caste System in India: Evolution, Impact, and Contemporary Relevance Role of Women in Indian Society: Progress and Challenges The Changing Family Structure in India: Joint vs. Nuclear Families Social Inequality and Poverty in India: Causes and Consequences Reservation System in …
The Evolution of Indian Art: From Ancient to Modern Times The Influence of Religion on Indian Art and Culture Classical Dances of India: Tradition, Expression, and Spirituality The Contributions of Mughal Art and Architecture to Indian Heritage Temple Architecture in …
India’s Fight Against COVID-19: Lessons Learned and Future Strategies India’s Vaccination Drive: Achievements, Challenges, and the Way Forward The Impact of COVID-19 on India’s Healthcare System Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on India Atmanirbhar Bharat: The Vision for Self-Reliance …
Role of Science and Technology in India’s Development Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges The Role of Space Technology in National Development 5G Technology: Revolutionizing Communication in India Blockchain Technology and Its Applications Beyond Cryptocurrency The Role of Biotechnology in Agriculture: …
Climate Change and Its Impact on Global and Indian Ecosystems Biodiversity Conservation: Challenges and Strategies in India The Role of Forests in Maintaining Ecological Balance Wetland Conservation: Importance and Threats in India The Concept of Sustainable Development: Balancing Growth and …
The Physiographic Divisions of India: Diversity and Significance Monsoon and Its Impact on Indian Agriculture The Himalayas: Geographical Importance and Environmental Challenges The Peninsular Plateau of India: Geology, Resources, and Importance The Coastal Plains of India: Economic and Strategic Significance …
Economic Reforms in India: Achievements and Challenges The Role of Agriculture in Indian Economy The Impact of Demonetization on the Indian Economy Goods and Services Tax (GST): One Nation, One Tax – Success or Failure? Public Sector vs. Private Sector: …
Evolution of the Indian Constitution: A Historical Perspective The Preamble of the Indian Constitution: Its Significance and Interpretation Fundamental Rights and Duties: Balancing Rights with Responsibilities Directive Principles of State Policy: Relevance and Implementation Union vs. State: Federalism and Its …
The Indus Valley Civilization: Achievements and Decline The Vedic Age: Evolution of Society and Culture Rise of Mahajanapadas and the Impact on Indian Polity The Mauryan Empire under Ashoka: A Turning Point in Indian History Cultural and Economic Contributions of …
Introduction Ethics in public administration is a cornerstone of effective governance, reflecting the commitment of public officials to serve with integrity, transparency, and accountability. As societies evolve and public expectations rise, the complexities surrounding ethical behavior in public administration become …
Which of the following is considered a core principle of ethics in public administration? A) Accountability B) Profit Maximization C) Risk Avoidance D) Personal Gain Answer: A) Accountability What is the primary purpose of a Code of Ethics in public …
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