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UPSC Prelims 2021 – Question 1
Q1. Water can dissolve more substances than any other liquid because
a) it is dipolar in nature
b) it is a good conductor of heat
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UPSC Mains – The National Green Hydrogen Mission Holds Promise as a Catalyst for India’s Energy Security. Discuss (10 Marks, 150 Words)
The National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM) signifies a significant step towards meeting India's growing energy security needs in an environmentally sustainable
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UPSC Mains – Evaluate the impact of geographical factors on hindering the growth of India’s semiconductor manufacturing sector, despite the ‘Make In India’ initiative. (150 words)
Initiated in 2014, the 'Make In India' campaign by the Indian government aims to bolster domestic manufacturing, emphasizing self-reliance
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UPSC Mains – Investigate the potential of agroforestry in fostering diversification and sustainable practices within plantation agriculture. (10M, 150 words)
Agroforestry, a land use system integrating trees, crops, and animals, plays a crucial role in enhancing productivity, profitability, diversity
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UPSC Mains – Analyze the correlation between climate change and internal migration, particularly in developing countries. (10 Marks, 150 words)
Climate change, a global phenomenon, profoundly affects societies, especially in developing countries. Unchecked climate change has the potential to impact
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UPSC Mains – What is the Honey Mission in India, and how does it contribute to achieving sustainable agriculture in the country? (10 Marks, 150 Words)
The Honey Mission, also known as the Sweet Revolution, is a strategic initiative aimed at doubling farmers' incomes through the promotion of scientific
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UPSC Mains – “Enumerating marine mineral resources of India”. Discuss the significance of marine mineral resources for India. Also highlights numerous challenges associated with its exploration and utilization. (15M, 250 words)
Marine mineral resources encompass valuable underwater deposits such as polymetallic nodules and hydrocarbons. These resources, found beneath
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UPSC Mains – Discuss the significance of the Samudrayaan mission in India’s deep-sea exploration, emphasizing its objectives and potential contributions. Additionally, explore the challenges associated with deep-sea exploration. (15M, 250 words)
The Samudrayaan mission is a pivotal Indian endeavor within the broader Deep Ocean Mission, sanctioned by the Ministry of Earth Sciences in June 2021.
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UPSC Mains – Explain the concept of polymetallic nodules and delve into the importance of India’s Deep-Sea Mission, along with an examination of its challenges and constraints. (10M, 150 words)
Polymetallic nodules are clusters of minerals containing manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper, and iron hydroxide, discovered on the Indian Ocean floor
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UPSC Mains – Elaborate on the geographical distribution of India’s primary non-metallic minerals and evaluate the effectiveness of the 2019 National Mineral Policy in revitalizing the mining sector, amplifying production, and promoting conscientious and sustainable mining practices. (10M, 150 words)
India's diverse non-metallic mineral reservoirs play a pivotal role in fostering economic growth and infrastructure development across the nation.
