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[1]

  1. What is new media? Illustrate its history.
  2. How has the internet affected social, political, and economic aspects of India? Discuss.
  3. Differentiate between web paper and e-paper. Discuss with suitable examples.

[2]

  1. Throw light on the development of print media in India.
  2. Discuss the early communication system in India.
  3. Discuss the origin and growth of News Agencies in India.

[3]

  1. To which civilization is the Great Bath associated?
  2. Who is related to chemistry in Indian history?
  3. What passes through the middle of India?

[4]

  1. Explain the role of Muhammad-bin-Qasim in history.
  2. Describe the Literary sources of Ancient Indian History.
  3. Throw light on the role of Bimbisar in the rise of Magadha Empire.

[5]

  1. Describe the invasion of the Turks on India.
  2. Evaluate Qutbuddin Aibak as a viceroy and ruler.
  3. Describe the political condition of India during the arrival of the Mughals.

[6]

  1. Describe the archaeological sources of Ancient Indian History.
  2. What do you know about the Arab invasion of India?
  3. Explain the achievements of Skandagupta.

[7]

  1. Define Political Science and describe its relation with History.
  2. Discuss the weaknesses of the Indian Electoral System and give suggestions to reform it.
  3. Describe the nature of Political Science.

[8]

  1. Define Political Science and describe its relation with History.
  2. Discuss the weaknesses of the Indian Electoral System and give suggestions to reform it.
  3. Examine the Individualistic Theory of the functions of the state.

[9]

  1. Examine Indian Press and Indian freedom movement.
  2. Throw light on Indian Language newspapers and magazine.
  3. Write a note on Indian Journalism in 21st Century.

[10]

  1. Examine Indian Press and Indian freedom movement.
  2. Throw light on Indian Language newspapers and magazine.
  3. Write a note on Indian Journalism in the 21st Century.

[11]

  1. Political condition of India in the 18th Century
  2. Causes of the revolt of 1857
  3. Political and social causes of the French Revolution

[12]

  1. Write an essay on the history of Television in India.
  2. Modern Trends of T.V. Broadcasting
  3. Explain the function and duties of a Chief Editor.

[13]

  1. Evaluate the contribution of Sir John Marshall in Indian Archaeology.
  2. What are the main principles of origin of Kharosthi script in Ancient India?
  3. Discuss the significance of coins as sources of Ancient History.

[14]

  1. Explain the causes of Indian renaissance.
  2. Trace out the history of development of sociological thought in Europe.
  3. Discuss briefly the Indian Social Thought.

[15]

  1. Throw light on the general introduction of Indian Constitution.
  2. Write an essay on Fundamental Rights in Indian Constitution.
  3. Discuss the structure and functions of Indian Judiciary.

[16]

  1. What do you know about the Code of Hammurabi?
  2. Bring out the career and achievements of Augustus.
  3. Discuss the salient features of the Vedic culture.

[17]

  1. Throw light on the literary sources as ancient Indian sources.
  2. Throw light on the Indian campaign of Muhammad Gori.
  3. Discuss the political achievements of Harshavardhan.

[18]

  1. Ideologically, India includes what types of parties?
  2. Who said 'Power comes out of the barrel of gun'?
  3. Which form of government is based on public opinion?

[19]

  1. What is the historical importance of Kannauj?
  2. Who was Gujjar Pratihar ruler Nagbhatt II?
  3. Throw light on achievements of Yashovarman.

[20]

  1. Explain the theory of interest by Bohm-Bawerk.
  2. Evaluate the economic ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. How far do you approve them in the context of present Indian conditions?
  3. Critically examine the economic ideas of Sismondi.

[21]

  1. What leads Indian history and culture?
  2. What is a balanced diet?
  3. What is the global prevalence of obesity according to W.H.O.?

[22]

  1. What is the global prevalence of obesity according to W.H.O.?
  2. What leads Indian history and culture?
  3. What is a balanced diet?

[23]

  1. Underline the nature of education on the basis of Wood's Dispatch. What were its limitations?
  2. Write in detail about the contribution of Education Commission 1964 (Kothari Commission) in Indian education.
  3. Throw light upon the development of Secondary Education in India. What are the deficiencies in its present format?

[24]

  1. What are the aims of higher education in free India?
  2. What do you mean by equality of educational opportunities? How can this problem be solved in India?
  3. What do you mean by value education? How can it be incorporated into the Indian educational system?

[25]

  1. Wood's dispatch was the Magna Carta of Indian Education. Discuss.
  2. Point out the main recommendations of University Education Commission (1948-49) for the qualitative improvement of higher education.
  3. Education is necessary for the empowerment of women. Discuss.

[26]

  1. Elucidate the Bhoodan movement of Vinoba Bhave.
  2. What is Shukracharya's attitude towards wealth?
  3. What is the theory of Trusteeship?

[27]

  1. Discuss the contributions of Bal Gangadhar Tilak.
  2. Explain the Banga Bhanga Movement.
  3. Analyze the causes of the rise of Nationalism in India.

[28]

  1. Give a brief history of evolutionistic studies.
  2. Describe the aspects of balanced development.
  3. Throw light on the role of women in Indian social movements.

[29]

  1. Evaluate the contribution of Sufi Saints in the development of composite culture in medieval India.
  2. Evaluate the impact of Islam on Indian Society.
  3. Describe the role of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in the modernization of the Muslim Community in India.

[30]

  1. Discuss the plot-construction of 'A Fine Balance'.
  2. Discuss Salman Rushdie's treatment of post-independence Indian history in 'Midnight's Children'.
  3. Bring out the significance of the title 'A Fine Balance'.

[31]

  1. Babar was a great conqueror, but not an empire builder. Discuss.
  2. Compare the administration of Shershah and Akbar: Was Shershah a forerunner of Akbar in this respect?
  3. Evaluate Abdul Qadir Badayuni as a historian.

[32]

  1. Illustrate the significance of peace ideas in world politics. Give examples from world history.
  2. Explain India's nuclear policy and Modi Government's policy.
  3. Analyse the problems in the management and resolution of International conflicts.

[33]

  1. Critically evaluate the effects of the revolt of 1857, as visible on British policy and the Indian National Movement.
  2. Analyse the policies of Indian National Congress during the period 1885 to 1905.
  3. Describe the role of Extremists in Indian Politics between 1905 to 1916.

[34]

  1. Throw light on the political conditions of North India at the eve of Babur's invasion.
  2. Critically examine the Mansabdari system introduced by Akbar.
  3. Throw light on British Policy towards Indian states, during the course of your study.

[35]

  1. Towards the close of Brick Lane Razia Iqbal says to Nazneen, 'This is England, you can do whatever you like.' What does she mean?
  2. How does The Tutor of History unfold the contemporary condition of Nepal divided between tradition and modernity?
  3. Discuss the contribution of Women novelists to Indian English Novel.

[36]

  1. Tell the ruling period of Qutubuddin Aibak.
  2. Between whom was the first Battle of Panipat fought?
  3. Describe the causes and results of the first Battle of Panipat.

[37]

  1. Write the tenure of Qutubuddin Aibak.
  2. When was the First Battle of Panipat fought?
  3. Analyze the reasons behind Timur's attack on India in 1398 A.D. and its consequences.

[38]

  1. Name four sons of Babur.
  2. Discuss 'Shershah as the torch-bearer of Akbar.'
  3. Critically analyze 'Din-i-Illahi as a moment of Akbar's folly, not of his wisdom.'

[39]

  1. Which state of India is the most literate?
  2. Which movement prepared the background for Indian freedom?
  3. When was the 'Human Rights Protection Act' passed in India?

[40]

  1. Who was Ahmad Shah Abdali and which battle did he fight?
  2. Discuss the literary sources of Mughal History.
  3. Briefly explain the results and importance of the First Battle of Panipat.

[41]

  1. Which of the following is a basic aim of fundamental research?
  2. Probability sampling is also known as?
  3. The study of the whole on the basis of a few is?

[42]

  1. Explain the impact of Jainism on Indian culture.
  2. What are the features of ancient Indian temple architecture?
  3. What were the contributions of Dara Shikoh in Indian philosophy?

[43]

  1. Is the integrity and stability of culture based on values?
  2. Who is the author of the book 'Modern Indian Culture'?
  3. Who wrote the book 'Problems of Indian Youth'?

[44]

  1. The story 'Amritsar Aa Gaya' was set on which time and what type of situation was arising in India?
  2. Explain the following lines: 'Servant, where dost thou seek me? Lo! I am beside thee I am neither in temple nor in mosque: I am neither in Kaaba nor in Kailash ... Kabir says: O Sadhu! God is the breath of all breath.'
  3. Translate the following lines into Hindi: 'The culture teaches discipline and moral values which, need to be carried everywhere when you are exposed to the world. India is a country that boasts of a rich culture.'

[45]

  1. Which organization was started by Abanindranath Tagore in 1907 A.D. with Gaganendranath Tagore?
  2. For which book of Rabindranath Tagore did Abanindranath Tagore prepare 32 sketches?
  3. Write a note on the art style of Sudhir Ranjan Khastgir.

[46]

  1. Which painter painted the famous picture of Bani Thani?
  2. Write an article on painting of Akbar period.
  3. Write an article on the granthas painted in the Mughal painting style during the Akbar period.

[47]

  1. Which 'Samasa' (compound) is present in 'Neelambar'?
  2. What kind of book is the history of Hindi literature?
  3. What is the first Purusharth in Indian culture?

[48]

  1. What were the views on forests in Ancient India?
  2. Describe the synonyms of India.
  3. Write a short note on Technology in Ancient India.

[49]

  1. Describe Literary sources of Ancient Indian History.
  2. Describe social, economic and religious condition of Indus Valley Civilization.
  3. Describe causes of invasion of Mehmud Ghaznavi.

[50]

  1. Explain the importance of History.
  2. Write a brief note on agriculture and animal husbandry in the Rigveda Period.
  3. Why is the Gupta Period called the Golden Age?

[51]

  1. Explain the Indian social traditions and scientific views towards protecting the environment.
  2. Discuss the structure of society and culture of India in Ancient History.
  3. Explain the origin of Sanskrit and its main literary sources.

[52]

  1. Write a short note on the nature of history.
  2. Write a short essay on the geographical structure of India.
  3. What do you understand by varna? Describe its origin and development in ancient India.

[53]

  1. Define the concept of history.
  2. Describe causes of the rise of new religious movements in North India.
  3. Describe the impacts of Turk's invasion on India.

[54]

  1. What challenges do historians face in writing the history of Hindi literature?
  2. Provide arguments in favor of Hindi being India's national language.
  3. List the key features of the 'Veer Gatha Kal'.

[55]

  1. Critically evaluate the blood and iron policy of Balban.
  2. Discuss critically the Rajput policy of Akbar.
  3. Describe the economic life of Indians during the Mughal period.

[56]

  1. Write two features of Ancient Indian Political Thought.
  2. Explain the basic principles and importance of Bentham's utilitarianism in the history of Political Thought.
  3. Explain Marxist ideas on Materialistic Interpretation of History.

[57]

  1. Write a short note on Indian coinage in Vedic period.
  2. Give reasons for paucity of coins in early medieval India.
  3. Write the importance of coins in construction of ancient history.

[58]

  1. Describe the first battle of Panipat.
  2. Why is Sher-Shah called as fore-runner of Akbar?
  3. Write a short note on 'Ibadatkhana'.

[59]

  1. Throw light on the establishment of East India Company in India.
  2. What was the impact of British land revenue policy on Indian farmers?
  3. What were the circumstances responsible for the Indian Renaissance?

[60]

  1. Describe the excavation of Kalibanga.
  2. Mention the main tool types of the Neolithic age.
  3. Write the importance of horizontal excavation.

[61]

  1. Explain the fundamental characteristics of Indian Philosophy.
  2. Give an account of the religious condition during the Rigvedic Period.
  3. What is the importance of Yoga in Yoga Philosophy? Explain.

[62]

  1. Write a short note on 'Taxila' as an important trade centre of ancient India.
  2. Discuss the contribution of Sangam literature to Indian culture.
  3. What are the different types of land that are mentioned in the Gupta Period?

[63]

  1. What do you know about the important centers of Modern Indian Sculptures? Explain in short.
  2. Throw Light on Art aspect of Seals from Indus Civilization.
  3. Write the names of temples of Khajuraho which are related to Shaiv religion.

[64]

  1. Discuss in brief the main streams of Pitt's Indian Act.
  2. Analyse the factors responsible for the Renaissance in India during the 19th century.
  3. What do you understand by rural indebtedness? Give its causes.

[65]

  1. Give two reasons for the Chauri-Chaura movement.
  2. What was the Cripps Mission?
  3. Outline the significance of Trade Union.

[66]

  1. Explain \"The Mathura style of sculpture is purely Indian.\"
  2. Write about the subject matter and characteristics of the sculpture of Sarnath by giving examples.
  3. Write an article on temple of Khajuraho.

[67]

  1. Do you subscribe to the view that the Anglo-French tussle in Carnatic demonstrated the internal decay of the provincial chief tains of South India?
  2. Examine the circumstances which led to the Third Mysore War. Could Cornwallis have avoided it?
  3. Estimate the internal administration and reforms of Ripon.

[68]

  1. Explain salient features of Ancient Indian Political Thought.
  2. Explain Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia's concept of wheel of History.
  3. What do you understand by 'Sufism'? Discuss the basis and salient features of Sufism.

[69]

  1. Write the History of Archaeology in India.
  2. Write the importance of pottery in Ancient Indian History.
  3. What is Archaeology? Explain its scope.

[70]

  1. Discuss the aim and significance of Indian National Congress.
  2. Review the causes of the rise of extremism in Indian politics.
  3. Assess the role of Subhas Chandra Bose in the Indian freedom struggle.

[71]

  1. Discuss the history and growth of the co-operative movement in India.
  2. Explain the achievements of the co-operative movement in India.
  3. What do you understand by co-operative? Explain its characteristics.

[72]

  1. Discuss major cropping systems of India.
  2. Write about the History of contract farming.
  3. Discuss the Indian Agricultural concerns and future prospects.

[73]

  1. 'Describe the situation of India based on Baburnama.
  2. Critically discuss: 'Akbar built the Mughal Empire by gaining Rajput support, while Aurangzeb destroyed it by alienating the Rajputs.'
  3. Illuminate the literary progress during Akbar's reign.

[74]

  1. Who was the founder president of Indian Sociological Society?
  2. Who asserted 'Men make their own history'?
  3. Who wrote 'Religion and Society among the Coorgs of South India'?

[75]

  1. On what basis can the similarities between International Politics and International Relations be shown?
  2. What is required for globalization?
  3. In which part of the Constitution of India are international relations included?

[76]

  1. Arrange in correct chronological order: Partial Test Ban Treaty, Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty-II, Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty.
  2. When did China attack India?
  3. Who presented the theory of 'End of History'?

[77]

  1. Who was the first lady to unfurl the Indian tri-colour?
  2. When did the Cabinet Mission visit India?
  3. Who ordered the firing at Jallianwala Bagh massacre?

[78]

  1. Comment on the contribution of women in the Indian National Movement.
  2. Describe the various social legislations passed by the British Government to reform Indian society.
  3. Throw light on the role of Press in the Indian National Movement.

[79]

  1. Write the causes of the Battle of Plassey.
  2. Discuss the causes of the Third Battle of Panipat.
  3. Discuss the causes and results of the Battle of Buxar.

[80]

  1. Write a short note on the Rajput Policy of Akbar.
  2. Do you agree that Sher Shah was one of the greatest rulers of Medieval India?
  3. Discuss the religious policy of Akbar.

[81]

  1. Who started the Marathi magazine 'Bahishkrit Bharat'?
  2. Who founded 'Independent Labour Party' in India?
  3. Who is known as the 'Father of Indian Renaissance'?

[82]

  1. In Balanoglossus coelom is divided into?
  2. The drawback of Darwinism was that it couldn't explain?
  3. In the center of I-Band, there is an elastic fiber which bisects it?

[83]

  1. Explain the banking framework in India prior to independence.
  2. Evaluate the role of RBI in the overall Economic Development in India.
  3. Analyse the opportunities and challenges the Indian banks are likely to face in future.

[84]

  1. What are the basic principles of interpretation?
  2. Critically examine how the doctrine of eclipse has been useful in interpreting the constitution of India.
  3. What are the external aids which can be used for interpretation? Also discuss the role of parliamentary history as an external aid to interpretation.

[85]

  1. Committees emphasized the backbone of rural development processes.
  2. New Public Management reflects merit-based recruitment and cost-conscious managerial decisions.
  3. Fiscal policy formulation is handled by designated agencies in India.

[86]

  1. What is the basic tone of Indian music called?
  2. Pt. Nikhil Banerjee is associated with which instrument?
  3. Where was Suddha Dhaivat placed according to ancient musicians?

[87]

  1. Banabhatta lived during the reign of which ruler?
  2. Where is Dhamek Stupa located?
  3. What language did people commonly use during the Mauryan Empire?

[88]

  1. Under which article was the Backward Commission set by the president?
  2. When was the first legislation regarding the dissolution of marriage in India enacted for Hindus?
  3. Match the books with their writers: 'Treatise', 'A Study of History', 'Decline of the West'.

[89]

  1. Babur was the emperor of which state originally?
  2. When was the first Battle of Panipat fought?
  3. When did Akbar commission the construction of 'Ibadat Khana'?

[90]

  1. Read the passage and answer the following questions: (a) Who are the people that generally appear in history books? (b) Is fighting a mark of civilization? (c) Who are truly civilized? (d) Why do they deserve our admiration and respect?
  2. Write the names of five Indians writing in English and mention one poem or literary work of each of them.
  3. Write a note on the future of English in India.

[91]

  1. Provide a brief overview of the main sources for the Mauryan period history.
  2. Why was the Indian Constitution implemented on 26th January 1950?
  3. Assess the contributions of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in modern India.

[92]

  1. Discuss the achievements of Balban.
  2. Highlight the role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Indian Freedom Struggle.
  3. Discuss the achievements of Qutb-ud-din Aibak or the causes and results of the Battle of Plassey.

[93]

  1. Provide a brief description of the main sources of Mauryan history.
  2. Describe Akbar's Mansabdari system or write a short essay on 'Din-i-Ilahi'.
  3. Highlight the factors contributing to India's independence or describe Mahatma Gandhi's contributions to the Indian freedom struggle.

[94]

  1. Provide a brief account of the major sources of Mauryan history.
  2. Evaluate Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's contributions to modern India or discuss the purpose and activities of the Round Table Conferences.
  3. Explain the causes of the Quit India Movement or describe Mahatma Gandhi's role in India's independence struggle.

[95]

  1. Describe the achievements of Balban.
  2. Explain the Quit India Movement.
  3. Describe the various sources for studying ancient Indian history.

[96]

  1. Define the detail of Audio-visual Computer-based teaching and their uses.
  2. Discuss the History of distance education with special reference to India.
  3. Define the future of distance education.

[97]

  1. Indian species of Silk moth.
  2. What are the main features of Wildlife Protection Act 1972 of India?
  3. Give a list of famous National Park and Wildlife Sanctuaries of India. What are the differences between both?

[98]

  1. Discuss the causes and results of the Battle of Buxar.
  2. Throw light on the merits and demerits of Diarchy.
  3. Write an essay on Subsidiary Alliance of Lord Wellesley.

[99]

  1. The Charter act of 1813.
  2. Describe the merits of Muslim education.
  3. Describe the main suggestions of Hunter Commission.

[100]

  1. Throw light on the archaeological sources of the ancient Indian history.
  2. Write an essay on the political condition of north India in 6th century B.C.
  3. Discuss the achievements of Skandagupta.

[101]

  1. Discuss the importance of Urdu poetry in India's freedom struggle.
  2. Explain the key aspects of the Progressive Writers' Movement in Urdu literature.
  3. Explain the role of women in Urdu literature during the Progressive Era.

[102]

  1. Describe the Arab invasion and its impact upon India.
  2. Determine the historical importance of Tarain battles fought between Mohd. Gori and Prithviraj Chauhan.
  3. Throw light on the origin of Pala dynasty.

[103]

  1. Examine the achievements of Balban.
  2. Evaluate Babur as an "Empire Builder".
  3. Explain the statement "Akbar was a national monarch".

[104]

  1. Discuss the contribution of 'History of Education' as a discipline.
  2. What are the features of Higher learning centers in Ancient India?
  3. What were the main recommendations and suggestions of the Indian Education Commission (1964-66)?

[105]

  1. What do you mean by history?
  2. Describe the impact of Arab invasion on India.
  3. Discuss the customs of Hindus.

[106]

  1. Discuss the development of geographical knowledge in Arab history.
  2. Highlight the key features of ancient Indian Geography.
  3. Analyze the theory of Man-Environment Relationships.

[107]

  1. Discuss the causes of the origin of the Bhakti movement in Medieval India.
  2. Briefly describe the social condition of Northern India in the 12th Century.
  3. Examine the Land Revenue system of Akbar the Great.

[108]

  1. Discuss the role of Khilafat Movement in Indian history.
  2. Analyze the special characteristics of Urdu prose by Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum.
  3. Highlight the literary contributions of Urdu poets during the Independence Movement in India.

[109]

  1. How many periods are there in Ramchandra Shukla's 'History of Hindi Literature'? Write the names and timelines in order.
  2. Write a balanced article on the vocabulary of Hindi.
  3. Describe the development of the Ritibaddha poetic tradition.

[110]

  1. Trace the history of Kadamba Dynasty.
  2. Write the history of Hoyasala dynasty.
  3. Write a brief note on the Pallava Art.

[111]

  1. Describe the Battle of Chaunsa.
  2. Describe the causes of Babur's victory in the first battle of Panipat.
  3. Evaluate Akbar as a King.

[112]

  1. Write an essay on the upper palaeolithic cultures of India.
  2. Discuss the importance of inscriptions as a source of Ancient Indian history.
  3. Throw light on the origin and antiquity of writing in India.

[113]

  1. Who wrote 'Modernization of Indian Tradition'?
  2. What is the total area of India as per the options given?
  3. What is the main problem faced by women in India?

[114]

  1. Who is the author of 'A History of Political Theory'?
  2. Who is India's Head of State?
  3. Who founded Bahujan Samaj Party?

[115]

  1. Who among the following called himself the 'Parrot of India'?
  2. Who encouraged Babur to attack on Delhi?
  3. Babur wrote his autobiography Tuzek-i-Babri in which language?

[116]

  1. What year is known as the year of revolution in European history?
  2. When was the East India Company founded?
  3. Who painted the Mona Lisa?

[117]

  1. Who was Akbar's court poet?
  2. Who made the first attempt at Hindi literature history writing?
  3. Who was the court writer of Akbar?

[118]

  1. What is the significance of the Kothari Commission in Indian education?
  2. Which factors affect the curriculum of Basic Education?
  3. What does the term 'Operation Black Board' relate to?

[119]

  1. Who is the author of Religious History of Ancient India?
  2. What was the economy of the Indus Valley people based on?
  3. What is 'Mandal Theory' in ancient Indian political philosophy?

[120]

  1. Who is considered as the father of History?
  2. Whose achievements are recorded in the Allahabad Pillar inscriptions?
  3. Which sources contributed to the construction of Ancient Indian History?

[121]

  1. Which was the main source of iron in India?
  2. Which port became the main sea port of Ganga Basin during Mauryan age?
  3. Which was the chief port of India's west coast?

[122]

  1. Whose book is 'Modernization of Indian Tradition'?
  2. Who called tribals 'Backward Hindus'?
  3. Who wrote 'Marriage and Family in India'?

[123]

  1. Who was the Kotwal of Delhi during Balban's period?
  2. Who introduced the Iqta System in India?
  3. Who was Jalaluddin Mangbarni's father?

[124]

  1. In which year was the East India Company organized?
  2. When did the fall of Bastille occur?
  3. When was the Bank of England established?

[125]

  1. According to the 2011 population census, what is the percentage of urban population in India?
  2. Who wrote 'Ethnography in India'?
  3. Who defined religion based on 'Sacred' and 'Profane'?

[126]

  1. The Sultan of Delhi who died in the battlefield?
  2. Who is called the 'Father of History'?
  3. Who introduced the Iqta System in India?

[127]

  1. Describe the history and development of legal profession in India from Ancient age to present day.
  2. Write in detail about the constitution, functions and powers of State Bar Council.
  3. Explain the various statutes, judicial decisions and the recent trend that is being followed in India regarding the right to strike by lawyers.

[128]

  1. State briefly the history of Income Tax Law in India.
  2. Discuss the provision of Wealth-Tax Act with regard to the valuation of immovable assets.
  3. Describe the procedure of appeal to appellate tribunal. Under what circumstances may the tribunal be required to refer an appeal to the High Court?

[129]

  1. Explain the role of Swami Vivekanand towards the awakening of India.
  2. When and why was the All India Congress founded? Explain.
  3. Discuss the aim and contribution of Arya Samaj towards social and religious reforms in India.

[130]

  1. What was the role of Swami Vivekanand towards the reawakening of India?
  2. What was the role played by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru in the Freedom Movement of India?
  3. Narrate the background of Quit India Movement 1942.

[131]

  1. State the impact of western education and ideas on the growth of Indian nationalism.
  2. What was the impact of the failure of the revolt of 1857 on the people of India?
  3. What was the purpose of the establishment of the Ramkrishna Movement?

[132]

  1. Write a brief history of Broadcasting sector in India.
  2. Give a brief account of objectives of Press Council of India.
  3. What are the different regulatory bodies in India for the regulation of advertisements? Explain.

[133]

  1. Evaluate the contribution of Gandhiji to the struggle for India's Independence.
  2. Under what circumstances did Gandhi initiate his Quit India Movement in 1942?
  3. Examine the development of Indian Revolutionary Movement between 1925-1931.

[134]

  1. Write a short note on Surendra Nath Banerjee.
  2. Describe the contribution of Raja Ram Mohan Roy to the Indian Renaissance in the 19th century.
  3. What were the causes of the revolt of 1857? Is it correct to call it India's first war of independence?

[135]

  1. Discuss whether Indian Congress was a national organization.
  2. Mention the contribution of Surendra Nath Banerjee to the national movement.
  3. Describe the main causes and circumstances of extremism in India.

[136]

  1. Discuss briefly the jurisdictions of the Federal Court of India.
  2. Discuss the earlier judicial system at Bombay under three stages of development.
  3. Describe the constitution and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court of India as existing presently.

[137]

  1. Write a note on the 'Levying of the Court fee' in the Indian judicial system.
  2. Discuss the main provisions of the First Law Commission of India.
  3. Write a note on 'The Federal Court of India'.

[138]

  1. Discuss main provisions of the Government of India Act, 1935.
  2. Describe briefly the administration of justice in Bombay before the Charter of 1726.
  3. Trace the history of the right of appeal to the Privy Council.

[139]

  1. Write a note on the Pitts India Act, 1784.
  2. Describe the essential features of the Indian Independence Act, 1947.
  3. Discuss the changes made under the Indian High Courts Act, 1861 in the judicial administration.

[140]

  1. When was the first Admiralty Court established in India and what was its object?
  2. Discuss in brief the main features of the Indian Independence Act, 1947.
  3. Discuss the main provisions of the Government of India Act, 1935.

[141]

  1. Consider the case of Maharaja Nand Kumar from the point of view of Indian Legal History.
  2. Discuss the salient features of Government of India Act, 1919.
  3. Write a note on the Warren Hastings's Plan of 1772 and indicate its influence on the system of administration of justice in India.

[142]

  1. Describe briefly the constitution and jurisdiction of Federal Court in India.
  2. Discuss the early judicial system set up by the East India Company in Madras that lasted till 1726.
  3. What changes were made by the Indian High Courts Act, 1861 in the administration of justice?

[143]

  1. What are the Reforms planning of Montague Chemsford in India's Constitutional administration?
  2. What is Privy Council? Explain the jurisdiction of Privy Council to hear Appeals from the Courts in India.
  3. How have the principles of Justice, equity, and Good conscience been incorporated in Indian law? Clarify with illustrations.

[144]

  1. What is Pitts India Act 1784?
  2. Trace the history of appeals to the Privy Council from India.
  3. Explain the position of native states and the development of the doctrine of Paramountcy in British India.

[145]

  1. Write down the merits and demerits of the Dyarchy system introduced by Government of India Act, 1919.
  2. Discuss the importance of Minto-Morley reforms in the development of Indian constitutional history through Government of India Act 1909.
  3. Discuss how the High Court Act, 1861 was a momentous step forward in the direction of improving the administration of law and justice in India.

[146]

  1. Which period of the king, the Hunas entered or attacked on India?
  2. Was Akbar a national monarch?
  3. What do you know about Jauhar and Sati system during Medieval India?

[147]

  1. Describe the condition of Women in Ancient India.
  2. Discuss the condition of Women in Medieval India.
  3. Who was Fahien? Discuss the period during which he came to India.

[148]

  1. Describe the concept of state and Government in Ancient India.
  2. Analyze Untouchability in Medieval India.
  3. Describe Gupta period as a golden age of Ancient India.

[149]

  1. What is Social System? Give three characteristics.
  2. What are Secondary Groups? Describe their importance.
  3. What is Tribe? Define it.

[150]

  1. What is the focus of the subject of political science?
  2. Explain 'Political Science begins and ends with the State' (Garner).
  3. Write a detailed commentary on the relevance of Gandhism.

[151]

  1. What do you understand by Legitimacy?
  2. Define Sovereignty. Discuss the characteristics of Sovereignty.
  3. Write a critical essay on Socialism.

[152]

  1. Describe the justice and law condition in Ancient India.
  2. Write an essay on Ancient Indian Kingship theory.
  3. Elaborate on the republican system of Ancient India.

[153]

  1. Describe the justice and law condition in Ancient India.
  2. Write an essay on Ancient Indian Kingship theory.
  3. Elaborate on the republican system of Ancient India.

[154]

  1. Write a note on the condition of women in Medieval India.
  2. Discuss the religious policy of Akbar.
  3. Explain the 'Zazia' in Medieval India.

[155]

  1. Write a note on the condition of women in Medieval India.
  2. Discuss the religious policy of Akbar.
  3. Explain the 'Zazia' in Medieval India.

[156]

  1. Explain Gross Barter terms of trade.
  2. Discuss briefly the history of Indian trade and how the Indian trade scenario has undergone changes since Independence.
  3. Elaborate upon various key components of the BOP account of India. Suggest measures to correct the Balance of Payment (BOP) deficit of a country.

[157]

  1. Classify different insecticides based on mode of entry and chemical nature.
  2. Describe the history, importance, and organization of plant protection services in India.
  3. Discuss the importance of plant protection.

[158]

  1. Describe in detail the history, importance, and organization of plant protection service in India.
  2. Give the classification of insecticides based on mode of action with examples.
  3. Write about Parasites and Predators.

[159]

  1. Write the name of any two carbamate group insecticides.
  2. Give the classification of insecticides based on chemical composition and mode of action with examples.
  3. Describe in detail the history, importance, and organization of plant protection services in India.

[160]

  1. Trace the evolution and development of criminal law in India during the Medieval period.
  2. Discuss the liberal judicial attitude towards capital punishment in India, referring to judicial pronouncements, in the context of the 'rarest of rare case' doctrine.
  3. What are the root causes of white-collar crimes in the modern era? Suggest some remedial measures for combating white-collar criminality.

[161]

  1. Explain the maxim 'actus non facit ream nisi mens sit rea'. How far is this maxim reflected in the Indian Penal Code?
  2. Briefly trace the development of the concept of criminal liability in England. How far is it applicable in India?
  3. Write a critical note on Holmes' theory of objective liability. How far is this theory applicable to the Indian criminal justice system?

[162]

  1. What are the bases for market segmentation?
  2. What is the basic objective of modern marketing?
  3. Which statement is false about discounts and rebates?

[163]

  1. Describe the main features of Ancient Indian Education. How much these features are relevant in the present Indian Education System?
  2. What would be the ideal model of education in a democratic country like India? Explain in your own words.
  3. Describe the various functions of UNICEF in the Indian context.

[164]

  1. Write short notes on any two of the following: Educational Provision in Indian Constitution, Education and Human Rights, Role of State Government in Education.
  2. Explain the role of Central Government at various levels of Education in India.
  3. Describe the various functions of WHO and UNESCO in the Indian Educational Perspective.

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