Buddha has been considered to be mostly a philosopher and an ethical teacher and not preoccupied with political or state-related issues. But in contrast to that, many recent scholars have analysed (from the historical context of Buddha’s life) that he was both a ‘social reformer’ and political philosopher. Ancient Indian society had begun to change when Buddha attained Enlightenment. Historically, that …
UPSC MAINS – GS 1 UPSC Mains 2nd paper (GS 1) was conducted today. Below are the Questions which were asked by UPSC in the General Studies Paper 1 UPSC Instructions : All questions carry equal marks. Answer the questions in not more than 200 words. Each Question is 12.5 Marks The ancient civilization in …
Renaissance in India European Renaissance characterized by discovery and triumph of humanism and re-emergence of man to the center of history with sensitivity to his creative ability, reflected in his achievements in past was different from Modernity in India. Indian renaissance which had its origin not in indigenous intellectual and cultural churning but in the …
Syllabus for GS Paper 1 This is a 250 Marks Paper in the mains examination of UPSC. The Topics/Subjects covered under GS-1 paper are :- Indian Heritage and Culture Indian culture will cover the salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times. History Modern Indian history from about the middle …
Please go through following pdf and take notes. These are a very comprehensive document and will help you lot in tribal issues as well. PESA Act 1996 (Click Here to Download) To cover all the details of the Tribal Issues go over the following articles as well and make comprehensive notes The Forest Rights Act …
Society is in constant evolution and so is religion. However, change isn’t always autonomous, it requires at least a certain measure of leadership. At the turn of the century,Max Weber delineated leadership into three classifications- Rational-legal, Traditional and Charismatic. The two former types of authority are status quoist. Change can only be brought by the …
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