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]]> http://readerszone.com/india/godaddy-india-customer-care-number.html/feed 0 UPSC 2011-Public Administration Paper I http://readerszone.com/india/upsc-2011-public-administration-paper-i.html http://readerszone.com/india/upsc-2011-public-administration-paper-i.html#comments Tue, 22 Nov 2011 11:04:01 +0000 Jay Pathak http://readerszone.com/india/upsc-2011-public-administration-paper-i.html Section A
  1. Answer the following questions in not more than 200 words each :    20×3=60
    1. “A crisis of credibility” in the administrative system can be overcome only be “reinventing government”, comment.
    2. “Media is a parliament of citizens” explain.
    3. E-governance is final arrival of Max Weber’s “Iron case of rationality” discuss
  2. Answer any one
    1. In the evolution of the discipline of public administration Minnowbrook conference I, II and II reflect the discipline’s of reconceptualization and its changing values. Elucidates.
    2. Critically examine conflict resolution according to M.P. Follett. Explain how McGregor took forward her ideas in the context of complex organizations. 30 Marks
  3. Answer any one
    1. Whereas Downs’ model is largely dependent on a theory of psychological motivation, Niskanen’s model is framed by neo-classical thinking.  In the light of the above, discuss the public choice approach of decision making. 30 marks
    2. The system approach is relevant even today for organizational analysis. discuss how far Chester Barnard and David Easton adopted this approach in their respective areas of study. 30 marks
  4.  
    1. Whereas “value for money” audit aims at economy and “performance audit” seeks efficiency, “ “social” audit goes beyond both, to examine the effectiveness of programme or activity.
      Examine the statement with suitable illustrations 30 marks
      1. make a critical assessment of Dicey’s understanding of the rule of Law and Droit administratif. 15 marks
      2. Make out a case for Delegated Legislation 15 marks

        Section B

  5. Answer the following questions in not more than 200 words each : 20×3=60
    1. “Budget is series of goals with price tags attached” explain.
    2. “Policy is being made as it is being administered and administered as it is being made” Comment.
    3. “Position classification can be problematic”. A serious complaint in its practice is that is dehumannises the employee” discuss.
  6. Answer any one
    1. Neither Edward Weidner nor Fred Riggs Was able to describe the process of development administration adequately. Explain the drawbacks and weakness in their theoretical analyses. 30 Marks
    2. Indicate the milestones in the story of development from Nehruvian model to the Liberalisation Model. 30 Marks
  7. Answer Any one
    1. Civil servants must be social moralists in action living up to Paul Appleby’s dictum that “ responsible government is ethical government”. Examine this statement in the light of Good governance.
    2. Critically examine the following statements in the fields of policy science.
      1. The instrumentalist paradigm posits a conservative tendency in public policy making. 15 Marks
      2. Dror’s Optimal model is a fusion of the economically rational model with the extra-rational model. 15 Marks
  8.  
    1.  
      1. What are the main functions of an O and M office. ? 15 Marks
      2. A system of information ties planning and control by managers to the operational system of implementation. Elaborate. 15 Marks
    2. An administrator uses the budget as a framework for communication and co-ordination, as well as for exercising administrative discipline throughout the administrative structure. Explain. 15 Marks

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  • Answer any of the following in about 250 words. 20×3=60
    1. ‘Essentially all that is contained in part IV-A of the constitution is just a codification of tasks integral to the Indian way of life’ critically examine this statement.
    2. ‘The exercise of executive clemency is not a privilege but is based on several principals, and discretion has to be exercised in public considerations.’ Analyze this statement in the context of the judicial powers of the president on India.
    3. Discuss the extent, causes and implications of ‘nutrition transition’ said to be underway in India.
    4. Bring out the salient features of the “PCPNDT” Act, 1994 and the implications of its amendment in 2003
  • Answer one of the following in 250 words: 20
    1. Trace the salient sequence of events in the popular revolt that took place in February 1946 in the then ‘Royal Indian Navy’ and bring out its significance in the freedom struggle. Do you agree with the view that the sailors who took part in this revolt were some of the unsung heroes of the freedom struggle?
    2. Evaluate the influence of the three important women’s organizations of the early twentieth century in Indian the country’s society and politics. To what extent do you think were the social objectives of these organizations constrained by their political objectives?
  • Answer one of the following in 250 words : 20
    1. Critically examine the design of National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) scheme. Do you think it has better chance of success than the Swarnajajanti Gram Swarojgar Yojna(SGSY) in achieving its objectives. ?
    2. Highlight the structure, objective and role of the Advertising Standards Council of Indian. In what way has the August 2006 government notification made it more effective?
  • Comment In any five of the following in about 150 words : 12×5=60
    1. Salient recommendations of the RBI- appointed Damodarn Committee on customer service in Banks.
    2. Deendayal Disabled Rehabilitation scheme(DDRS)
    3. Evolution of “Green Benches” in our higher judiciary
    4. Distinction between “Department related parliamentary standing committees” and “Parliamentary Forums”
    5. Benefits and potential drawbacks of “Cash transfers to below poverty line (BPL)” households.
    6. New initiatives during the 11th Five Year Plan in the National Program for control of Blindness (NPCB).
  • Examine any three if the following in about 150 words : 12×3=36
    1. The impact of climate change on water resources in India.
    2. Measures taken by the Indian government to combat piracy in the Indian Ocean.
    3. The significance of counter-urbanisation in the improvement of metropolitan cities in India.
    4. Problems specific to the denotified and nomadic tribes in India
  • In the context of freedom struggle, write short noted ( not exceeding 50 words each) on the following : 5×3=15
    1. ‘Benoy-Badal-Dinesh’ martyrdom.
    2. Bharat Naujawan Sabha.
    3. “Babbar Akali” movement.
  • Comment on the following in not more than 50 words each : 5×6=30
    1. Phase-IV of the tiger monitoring programme in India
    2. Why the Central Statistics Office has notified a new series of Consumer Price Index from this year. ?
    3. Composition and functions of the Nation Executive Committee of the National Disaster Management Authority.
    4. The Bihar Special Courts Act, 2009 and why it has been in news recently?
    5. The telecommunication Ministry proposed Spectrum Management Commission.
    6. The Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach to sanitation
  • Attempt the following not more than 50 words : 5×4=20
    1. Distinguish either between the “Moatsu” and “Yemshe” festivals of Nagaland or the “Losar” and “Khan” festivals of Arunachal Pradesh
    2. Write a sentence each of any five of the following traditional theatre forms
      1. Bhand Pather
      2. Swang
      3. Maach
      4. Bhaona
      5. Mudiyettu
      6. Dasavatar
    3. What are the major difference styles of unglazed pottery making in India?
    4. List he classical dance from the India as per the Sangeet Natak Akadmi.
  • Comment in following in not more than 50 words each : 5×5=25
    1. Nisarga-Runa Technology of BARC
    2. The first-aid that you can safly administer to a person standing next to you at bus stop who suddenly faints
    3. The Kaveri K-10 aero-engine.
    4. Molecular Breast Imaging (MBI) technology.
    5. E-governance initiatives by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)
  • Who are the following and why they have been in the news recently? Each answer should not exceed 20 words : 2×7=14
    1. Lieutenant Navdeep Singh
    2. Rahim Fahimuddin Dagar
    3. Lobsang Sangay
    4. P.R. Sreejesh
    5. Nileema Mishra
    6. Tejeswini Bai
    7. Aiswarya Narkar

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    • When water flow through a well defined channels is know as Drainage and the network of such channels is known as drainage system.
    • A river drains the water collected from a specific area, which is called its ‘catchment area’.
    • An area drained by a river and its tributaries is called a drainage basin.
    • The Boundary line separating  one drainage basic from another is called watershed.

    Types of Drainage Patterns

    1. Dendritic drainage system
    2. Parallel drainage System
    3. Trellis Drainage System
    4. Rectangular Drainage System
    5. Radial Drainage System
    6. Annular Drainage System
    7. Deranged Drainage System

    The indian drainage system can be divided on various basis

    1. On the basis of discharge of water
    1. Arabian Sea Drainage : 23 per cent comprising the Indus, the Narmada, the Tapi, the Mahi and the Periyar systems discharge their waters in the Arabian Sea
    2. Bay of Bengal Drainage: Nearly 77 per cent of the drainage area consisting of the Ganga, the Brahmaputra, the Mahanadi, the Krishna, etc. is oriented towards the Bay of Bengal
  • On the basis of the size of the watershed
    1. Major river basins with more than 20,000 sq. km of catchment area. It includes 14 drainage basins such as the Ganga, the Brahmaputra, the Krishna, the Tapi, the Narmada, the Mahi, the Pennar, the Sabarmati, the Barak, etc.
    2. Medium river basin with catchment area 2000-20000 sq. km. 44 river basins such as the Kalindi, the Periyar,the Meghna, etc.
    3. Minor river basins with catchment area of less than 2,000 sq. km  include fairly good number of rivers flowing in the area of low rainfall.
  • On the basis of the mode of origin, nature and characteristics
    1. Himalaya Drainage
    2. Peninsular Drainage

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  • Total Area : 32,87,263 square KM
  • Countries have boundary with India with boundaries with states:
    1. Pakistan : J&K, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab
    2. Nepal:Uttrakhand, Himanchal Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Sikkim
    3. China: J&K, Himanchal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh
    4. Bangladesh: West Bengal, Assam, Megalaya,Orissa, Bihar
    5. Afghanistan: J&K
    6. Myanmar: Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram
    7. Bhutan: Sikkim,West Bengal,Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
  • Indian States with Cost
    1. East Cost : West Bengal, Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa
    2. West Cost : Gujarat, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa
    3. Gujarat has longest cost line followed by Andhra Pradesh
  • Uttar Pradesh has boundaries with eight states :
    1. Madhya Pradesh
    2. Rajasthan
    3. Jharkhand
    4. Chhattisgarh
    5. Bihar
    6. Uttaranchal
    7. Haryana
    8. Delhi
  • Tropic of cancer Passes Following States
    1. Gujarat
    2. Rajasthan
    3. Madhya Pradesh
    4. Jharkhand
    5. West Bengal
    6. Tripura
    7. Mizoram
    8. Chhattisgarh

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  • Controlling the climate of India : Himalaya plays an important role in India’s climate. It acts as a barrier for incoming cold winds and stops the south west monsoon from moving beyond resulting copious rainfall.
  • Source of Many Rivers : Many rivers including Ganga, Yamuna, Sutlej are originated from Himalaya.
  • Source of Soil for Plain region
  • Rich Source of flora and fauna: Himalaya has rich source of flora and fauna. Some of the flora and fauna are only found in Himalaya
  • Converging point for different ecological regions
  • Source of Minerals
  • Source of Hydro electricity 
  • Agriculture and Horticulture
  • Tourists attraction
  • Defense: Himalaya acts  as barrier in north, protecting India from invasions

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    1. ??????
    2. ?????
    3. ????
    4. ??????
    5. ?????
    6. ????????
    7. ????????
    8. ????????
    9. ??????
    10. ????
    11. ?????
    12. ?????????????
    13. ?????
    14. ??????????

     

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    SMS Alert for Gmail : To get SMS alert for Gmail, you have to just link your waysms account with Gmail. When you click on Mail alert link, way2sms will provide you an Email address. You have to just forward all your Gmail messages to this address and you will start receiving SMS alerts for Gmail messages.

    • Logon to your Gmail account
    • click on settings & then click on ‘FORWARDING/POP/IMAP’ option
    • Select ‘Forward a copy of incoming mail to" option & Enter your Way2SMS Email ID youremail@way2sms.com there
    • Gmail sends a verification code to youremail@way2sms.com.
    • Check your Gmail confirmation code from adjacent Inbox tab  Or You will receive Gmail confirmation mail alert on your mobile with subject line containing confirmation code.
    • Copy and paste the verification code in Gmail verification box.Click On Verify.
    • Finished. You will now receive alerts for every incoming mail that arrives in your Gmail id( You can filter alerts by choosing which emails you want to alert, and when you want to receive them ).

    SMS Alert for Yahoo.co.in Emails: You can receive SMS alerts for yahoo mails via forwarding yahoo emails to way2sms email address.

    • Logon to your Yahoo mail account
    • click on Options & then click on ‘Mail Options’
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    How Search Bus Routes in Google Maps

    1. Click the “Directions” link below the address line
    2. Enter your location or the place from where you need directions in the field “A”. For me it was from  “Mahatma Gandhi bus stand Hyderabad” to “L B Nagar, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India” and click on the “Get Directions” button
    3. Press on the bus icon (next to the car icon) and get the detailed trip plan using available public transit options

    Explorer Chennai and Hyderabad Bus Transit Information On Google Map

    Currently Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad or Ahmedabad bus transit information is available on Google Maps.

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    How Search Bus Routes in Google Maps

    1. Click the “Directions” link below the address line
    2. Enter your location or the place from where you need directions in the field “A”. For me it was from  “Mahatma Gandhi bus stand Hyderabad” to “L B Nagar, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India” and click on the “Get Directions” button
    3. Press on the bus icon (next to the car icon) and get the detailed trip plan using available public transit options

    Explorer Chennai and Hyderabad Bus Transit Information On Google Map

    Currently Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad or Ahmedabad bus transit information is available on Google Maps.

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