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Explore the Top Scorers in Geography Optional

Year TopperScore2023Prajnanandan Giri2842022Shubham2982021Naman Goyal2722018Ajay Jain3242017Pratham Kaushik3272016Shweta Chauhan3262014Ira Singhal306 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q1: What are the highest marks ever achieved in Geography optional? The highest mark obtained in Geography Optional…

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Current Affairs

UPSC Daily Current Affairs – 06th October 2023

The Bihar legislature unanimously passed a resolution agreeing to a caste census, twice: first on February 18, 2019 and then on February 27, 2020.

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Indian Society

Causes/Factors Responsible for Regionalism in India – Indian Society Notes

India is a diverse country with varying topography, climate, and natural resources. This has led to the development of regional identities, such as the people of the Northeast or the people of the Himalayan regions.

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Forms of Regionalism – Indian Society Notes

It involves demands for greater autonomy and representation for a particular region or community within a state.

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Indian Society

Genesis of Regionalism in India – Indian Society Notes

Indian leaders made concerted efforts to integrate Indian citizens by promoting the idea of a united India that transcended regional, linguistic, and religious differences.

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Indian Society

Regionalism – Indian Society Notes

Regionalism refers to a political, economic, or cultural ideology that emphasizes the interests of a particular region over those of a larger entity, such as a nation-state.

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Indian Society

Problems of Secularism in India – Indian Society Notes

It essentially means a common set of laws governing personal matters for all citizens of the country, irrespective of religion.

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Indian Society

Landmark Judgements on Secularism – Indian Society Notes

The Supreme Court held that government officials cannot participate in religious activities while on duty, and that the use of public funds for such activities is unconstitutional.

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Indian Society

Secularism – Indian Society Notes

Indian secularism guarantees equal status and treatment to all religions, without any discrimination or preference for any particular religion.

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Indian Society

Indian Secularism VS Western Secularism – Indian Society Notes

Indian secularism and the Western model of secularism are two distinct forms of secularism that have developed in different cultural and historical contexts.

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