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PAPER-1

(Indian culture covering the sailent aspects literature and architecture from ancient to modern times)1. Trace the evolution of Indian archit-ecture over the years from ancient to modern colonial era.2. Is it true say from the architectural point of view, that -Dilli hai dil walon ki ?

3. Describe the followinga) Gandhara Art b) Mathura Schoolc) Amaravathi School

4. What are the Upanishads ? Are they religious or secular ?

5. What do you know about the following Sanskrit writers of the Gupta age ?a. kalidas b. Vishak duttac. Shudraka d. Harisena e.BhashaPAPER-2(important aspects of governance, tra-nsparency&accountability, e-governa- nce - applications, models, successes, limitations, and potential, citizens char- ters , transparency & accountability and institutional and other measures)

6. the good governance measures and legislations enacted in the resent times have failed to deliver Total quality Management comment.

7. right to information mechanism is sought to be diluted by certain bodies by the arbitrary use of pre existing procedures and rules which are enacted by arbitrary use of pre existing procedures and rules which were enacted at a time when citizens right ti information had little or no consequence. Explain the need for arrestiny this trend in time to prevent the erosion of the hard won RTI

8. in a formal sense,the Government of india provides considerable transparency in the budget process, but in a substantive sense,public participation is very limited.How to ensure true budget transparency,accountability and participation ?

9. There is nothing new in the Digital India Program and its obstacles too do you agree ?

10. Explain in the stands enshrined in the charter program..?.HOw to make charter program successful ?PAPER-3(Awareness in the fileds IT, Space, Computers, robotics, nano teachnolo-gy, Land reforms in india)

11. Nano teachnology governance in india requires a separate agency-similar to the one established for bio-teahnology to develop human resources, infrastru cture, and research and to monitor issues and concerns in the field. explain.

12. Explain how the land reforms can be used as an instrument of development and as an instrument of oppression ?PAPER-4(information sharing and transparency in government, Right to information, Citizens Charters, Work cultural, Quality of service delivery, Utilization of public funds, challenges of corruption)

13. Design a citizen charter for a Police Station in corporating various standers to be observed in its formation .

14. Adecadal experience of RTI has been a story of mixed response. Do you agree ?115. is corruption grey or black in india ?

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