Colonialism has left an indelible mark on the continent of Africa, reshaping its societies, economies, and cultures in profound ways.
Italy’s involvement in the Scramble for Africa was characterized by its relatively late entry compared to some other colonial powers.
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UPSC Mains – How does the Minimum Support Price (MSP) ensure a remunerative and relatively stable price environment for farmers, contributing to the goal of doubling farmers’ income? Critically discuss. (15M, 250 words)
Following two consecutive droughts in 2014-15 and 2015-16, the government aimed to double farmers’ incomes by 2022-23. The Ashok Dalwai Committee
Germany’s entry into the Scramble for Africa followed the unification of Germany in 1870. Over a short period, from 1882 to 1884,
Britain played a significant role in the Scramble for Africa, establishing colonies in various regions. Here are some key points regarding Britain’s involvement
France played a significant role in the Scramble for Africa, establishing its colonial empire in North-West Africa. Here are some key events and developments
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UPSC Mains – What is your understanding of the public distribution system? Discuss the limitations related to public procurement and the measures taken by the Government to enhance the procurement system. (15M, 250 words)
The Indian Public Distribution System (PDS), initiated in June 1947, aims to distribute subsidized food and non-food items to the impoverished population
The colonialism in Africa was a complex process that involved various European powers vying for control over different regions.
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UPSC Mains – How can the government promote organic farming as a sustainable and profitable alternative to conventional farming? What are the benefits and challenges of organic farming in India? (15M, 250 Words).
Organic farming involves the use of natural inputs and processes to cultivate crops, excluding synthetic chemicals, genetically modified organisms, hormones
The period of New Imperialism, also known as Neo-Imperialism, emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a second wave of imperialism
