TGPSC Group-I Mains 2024, Paper IV

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  1. 1How far has India achieved the policy target of doubling the farmers' income by 2022? Examine.10 marks · Planning, NITI Aayog, liberalisation
  2. 2"Replacement of the Planning Commission by NITI Aayog has changed the approach to development planning in India." Explain.10 marks · Planning, NITI Aayog, liberalisation
  3. 3"Human Poverty Index and capability approach are two ways to understand and measure poverty and well- being of people." Explain in brief.10 marks · Poverty and unemployment
  4. 4"Poverty reduction in different states of India has not been uniform during the post-economic reform period." Examine.10 marks · Poverty and unemployment
  5. 5What changes have been introduced in money supply measures as per the recommendations of the Working Group on Money Supply, 1998 chaired by Dr. Y.V. Reddy?10 marks · Money and banking
  6. 6Analyse briefly how Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) in India emerged as an effective monetary policy instrument to control market fluctuations in the short run.10 marks · Money and banking
  7. 7Evaluate the innovativeness of the Fifteenth Finance Commission on Centre-State relations regarding the sharing of tax revenues.10 marks · Public finance, budget, monetary and fiscal policy
  8. 8"Rising fiscal deficit during the 21st century has been, by and large, responsible for the surge in public debt for the Centre-States in India." Examine.10 marks · Public finance, budget, monetary and fiscal policy
  9. 9"The demographic structure and transition of Telangana deviated from the demographic structure and transition of India during 1961-2011" (as per census data). Examine with reference to sex ratio, rural-urban population, literacy and decadal growth rate of population.10 marks · Human resources, demography, education and health
  10. 10"The land reforms in Telangana were aimed at redistributing the land from large farmers to agricultural labourers and landless poor." Critically evaluate.10 marks · Land reforms
  11. 11"Structural changes are reflected in trends of sectoral shares in gross state value added (GSVA)." Examine this in the context of trends in GSVA of Telangana since 2014.10 marks · Telangana economy: Hyderabad State, united AP, GSDP, poverty
  12. 12"Telangana region in united Andhra Pradesh was not given due importance in allocation of funds by the successive governments during 1956-2014." Critically analyse.10 marks · Telangana economy: Hyderabad State, united AP, GSDP, poverty
  13. 13"Irrigation plays a crucial role in Telangana's agricultural growth and food security." Justify this in the context of sustained initiatives of the state government.10 marks · Agriculture and allied sectors in Telangana
  14. 14"Timely and adequate availability of institutional agricultural credit to a large extent determines the production and productivity of crops." Comment.10 marks · Agriculture and allied sectors in Telangana
  15. 15"Industrial policy, in general, determines the pace and pattern of industrialisation of a country/state." Comment on this, keeping in view the Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self-Certification System (TS-IPASS).10 marks · Industry, services and ICT policy of Telangana
  16. 16"Service sector as a whole and its sub-sectors have been contributing significantly to the overall performance of Telangana state since 2014." Analyse.10 marks · Industry, services and ICT policy of Telangana
  17. 17Critically assess the challenges in aligning economic development with environmental sustainability in India in the present era.10 marks · Environment vs development, environmental policy
  18. 18How far have the measures taken by the government succeeded in successful management of solid waste in India? Explain.10 marks · Pollution and solid waste management
  19. 19Examine the environmental implications of replacement of conventional fossil fuel-based power by green power.10 marks · Environment vs development, environmental policy
  20. 20Assess the effectiveness policies in India for land resources management.10 marks · Natural resources: forests, water, land, mining
  21. 21Evaluate the effectiveness of current biodiversity conservation strategies implemented in India in conserving endangered species.10 marks · Ecosystems and biodiversity
  22. 22"Proper functioning of various components of eco-system is the basis for maintaining pollution-free environment." Discuss.10 marks · Ecosystems and biodiversity
  23. 23Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the Paris Agreement on climate change. How effective is Paris Agreement in addressing global warming?10 marks · Global environmental issues: climate change, sustainable development
  24. 24"Kyoto Protocol played a crucial role in forcing participating countries to initiate measures to control greenhouse gases and protect the environment." Examine.10 marks · Global environmental issues: climate change, sustainable development

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