APPSC Group-I Mains 2023, Paper V

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  1. 1Technology plays a key role in transforming healthcare sector and in addressing India's healthcare challenges — Discuss.10 marks · Science, Technology & Innovation: policies, institutions, achievements
  2. 2Do you think the problem in India is "not so much knowledge creation, as knowledge consumption" and Scientific Social Responsibility (SSR) will go a long way in remedying this situation? Justify your stand. Discuss the challenges associated with the implementation of Scientific Social Responsibility.10 marks · Science, Technology & Innovation: policies, institutions, achievements
  3. 3Block chain technology is the doorway to transforming the agriculture sector in India — Discuss.10 marks · Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
  4. 4Digital platforms dramatically improve the quality and accountability of public service and facilitate citizen centric governance — Elaborate. Explain various Technical, Economic and Social bottlenecks in the implementation of e-governance programmes in India.10 marks · Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
  5. 5Discuss how Artificial Intelligence manipulated digital media can impact privacy, democracy and national security of a country. Suggest solutions to tackle this infodemic.10 marks · Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
  6. 6Explain how 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiative is bringing a big change in India's IT sector. Suggest the steps to be taken to make India a Global technology hub.10 marks · Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
  7. 7What is Space Junk ? Discuss the challenges posed by increased space junk and the potential risk associated with it. What do you know about Project NETRA ?10 marks · Indian Space Programme, ISRO, Satellites and DRDO
  8. 8Why is India's space industry looking for private sector investments even though ISRO is a successfully performing PSU ?10 marks · Indian Space Programme, ISRO, Satellites and DRDO
  9. 9Why is monitoring and weather forecasting crucial ? Discuss the role of ISRO in the weather prediction and capabilities in Disaster management. Add a note on Mission NISAR.10 marks · Indian Space Programme, ISRO, Satellites and DRDO
  10. 10What is the current scenario of renewable power generation in India ? Discuss the factors responsible for the growing focus and shift towards Renewable energy.10 marks · Energy: needs, resources, policy; Nuclear programme and policy
  11. 11What is Green Energy ? Discuss about the Green Energy corridors and their need in India.10 marks · Energy: needs, resources, policy; Nuclear programme and policy
  12. 12Though circumstances are strongly insisting for India to overturn decades of 'No first use' nuclear doctrine, still India is committed to No first use of nuclear weapons — Comment.10 marks · Energy: needs, resources, policy; Nuclear programme and policy
  13. 13What are the reasons behind the India's opposition to sign the Non-Proliferation of nuclear weapons (NPT) ? Discuss the impact of the civil nuclear agreement with the Nuclear Supplier Group (NSG) on nuclear power generation in India.10 marks · Energy: needs, resources, policy; Nuclear programme and policy
  14. 14Discuss how technology translated into a medium for the destruction of environment through human exploitation.10 marks · Development vs Environment: natural resources, climate change, EIA, natural disasters
  15. 15What is meant by open cast mining ? Discuss the impacts of open cast mining on environment and solutions to overcome them. Add a note on the importance of post mining reclamation.10 marks · Development vs Environment: natural resources, climate change, EIA, natural disasters
  16. 16The most important climate goal is limiting the Earth's warming to 1·5° Celsius. What happens to the world if we pass the crucial 1·5° Celsius climate threshold?10 marks · Development vs Environment: natural resources, climate change, EIA, natural disasters
  17. 17Climate change is a global concern which needs urgent intervention to combat it — Explain why. Discuss how climate smart agriculture mitigates the devastating effects of climate change.10 marks · Development vs Environment: natural resources, climate change, EIA, natural disasters
  18. 18Explain various challenges associated with disposing of massive amounts of Municipal solid waste. Discuss action plan for municipal solid waste management in India for cities generating waste > 500 tonnes per day.10 marks · Pollution & solid waste; global issues; environmental legislation; disaster management policy; agricultural revolutions
  19. 19What are e-waste recycling practices in India ? Discuss the highlights of new e-waste management rules 2022 notified by the Government of India.10 marks · Pollution & solid waste; global issues; environmental legislation; disaster management policy; agricultural revolutions
  20. 20What is coastal erosion ? Discuss factors causing coastal erosion. Why is erosion dominant in the Eastern coast than the Western coast in India ?10 marks · Pollution & solid waste; global issues; environmental legislation; disaster management policy; agricultural revolutions
  21. 21What are various mitigation activities by the Government of India to lower CO2 emission for trading of carbon credits in the international market under Paris Agreement ?10 marks · Pollution & solid waste; global issues; environmental legislation; disaster management policy; agricultural revolutions
  22. 22Discuss why India did not sign the COP26 pledge to stop deforestation and cut methane gas emission by 2030.10 marks · Pollution & solid waste; global issues; environmental legislation; disaster management policy; agricultural revolutions
  23. 23Biotechnology has unlocked a vast potential for improving human life, but the risks it poses are now a concern — Discuss throwing light on blessing and curse of Biotechnology.10 marks · Biotechnology & Nanotechnology: scope, ethics, genetic engineering, biodiversity, fermentation, immuno-diagnosis
  24. 24What are Gene Sanctuaries ? How do they protect the genetic diversity of plants in India ?10 marks · Biotechnology & Nanotechnology: scope, ethics, genetic engineering, biodiversity, fermentation, immuno-diagnosis
  25. 25Why is Ecotourism considered as a tool for conservation of Natural heritage ? Discuss challenges associated with Ecotourism.10 marks · Biotechnology & Nanotechnology: scope, ethics, genetic engineering, biodiversity, fermentation, immuno-diagnosis
  26. 26Why is antibiotic resistance getting worse in India ? Discuss the strategies and action plans in India to deal with this.10 marks · Human diseases; genetic engineering basics; biotechnology in agriculture; vaccines
  27. 27Bio-pesticides are slower in action compared to conventional pesticides, with shorter persistence and susceptible to unfavourable environmental conditions, but still there is a need to shift towards Bio-pesticides — Explain why.10 marks · Human diseases; genetic engineering basics; biotechnology in agriculture; vaccines
  28. 28Inefficient farming and poor distribution are reasons for the world's food shortage and the genetically modified crops are a bad answer to the wrong problem — Comment.10 marks · Human diseases; genetic engineering basics; biotechnology in agriculture; vaccines
  29. 29What are the tools required for the successful commercialization of Intellectual Property Rights in India ? Discuss the role of CIPAM in commercialization of Intellectual Property Rights.10 marks · Intellectual Property Rights; Promotion of Science in AP and India
  30. 30Why is the number of patents granted in India still a fraction compared to China and US, even though India's global position in innovations has been rising over the years ?10 marks · Intellectual Property Rights; Promotion of Science in AP and India

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