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PAPER-I
SUBJECT: GENERAL STUDIES (GAZETTED SERVICES)
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1. Events of national and 1. Events of national and inter
inter national importance. national importance.
2. Current affairs- inter 2. Current affairs- inter national,
national, national and national and regional.
regional.
3. Contemporary developments
3. Contemporary in science & technology and
developments in science information technology.
& technology and
4. Social- economic and political
information technology.
01 history of modern India with
4. Social- economic and emphases on Indian national
political history of movement.
modern India with
5. Indian polity and governance:
emphases on Indian
constitutional issues, public
national movement.
policy, reforms and e-
5. Indian polity and governance initiatives.
governance: constitutional
issues, public policy,
reforms and e-governance
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GROUP-II SERVICES,
PAPER-I
SUBJECT: GENERAL STUDIES (Non-GAZETTED SERVICES)
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1. Events of national and inter 1. Events of national and inter
national importance. national importance.
2. Current affairs- inter national, 2. Current affairs- inter national,
national and regional. national and regional.
3. Current developments in 3. Current developments in science,
science, technology and information technology and information technology.
technology. 4. History of Modern India with
4. History of Modern India with emphases upon Indian national
emphases upon Indian national movement.
01 movement. 5. Economic development in India
5. Economic development in since independence.
India since independence. 6. Logical reasoning, analytical
6. Logical reasoning, analytical ability and data interpretation.
ability and data interpretation. 7. Basic things about Disaster
7. Basic things about Disaster management (CBSE-VIII& IX
management (CBSE-VIII& IX Standard).
Standard). 8.** Geography of India- Physical,
Cultural, Demographic, Economic,
Social and Infrastructural aspects.
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GROUP-II SERVICES
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SECTION-I SECTION-I
(i) SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY
HISTORY OF ANDHRA OF ANDHRA PRADESH
PRADESH 1. Geographical features of Andhra-
1. The Satavahanas and their Its impact on History and Culture. History
contribution social structure of Andhra Jati- Andhra Desa- Telugu.
Ikshvakus and their cultural Early history of Andhra up to Mauryas-
contribution; Buddhism and The Satavahanas Social, Economic and
Jainism; The Eastern Chalukyas of Religious Structure, Contribution to
Vengi their socio-cultural Literature, Art and Architecture
contribution growth of Telugu Ikshvakus and their Cultural Contribution;
language & Literature. Buddhism in Andhra. The Eastern
Chalukyas of Vengi their Socio-Cultural
2. Socio- Cultural and
contribution Growth of Telugu language
Religious conditions in Andhra
& Literature.
Desha between first and fifteenth
centuries of the Christian Era. 2. Socio- Cultural and Religious
conditions in Andhradesa between 11th to
3. Establishment of British Rule
15th Centuries A.D, Growth of Telugu
1857 Revolt and its impact on
Language, literature, Art, Architecture and
Andhra and Hyderabad Socio-
Painting- Contribution of Qutubshahis to
cultural awakening ; Adi-Andhra/
Andhra History and Culture.
Dalit and Justice/self respect
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SECTION-II SECTION-II
(ii) GENERAL OVERVIEW OF AN OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN
THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION
1. Salient features of the Indian 1. Nature of the Indian Constitution
Constitution Preamble, Constitutional Development Salient
Fundamental Duties, Fundamental features of Indian Constitution Preamble
Rights, Directive Principles of State Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles
Policy and their relationship. of State Policy and their relationship -
Fundamental Duties, Distinctive features-
2. Distinctive features of Indian
Unitary and Federal.
Federation - Distribution of
Legislative Powers between the 2. Structure and functions of Indian
Union and the State; Relative roles Government- Legislative, Executive and
of Legislature, Executive and Judiciary- Types of Legislatures-
Judiciary. Unicameral, Bicameral- Executive
Parliamentary, Presidential. Judiciary-
3. Community development
Judicial Review, Judicial Activism.
experiment 3 tier model of
Panchayat Raj 73rd and 74th 3. Distribution of Legislative and
amendments and their Executive Powers between the Union and
implementation. the States; Legislative, Administrative and
Financial relations between the Union and
4. Welfare Mechanism in India:
the States Powers and the Functions of
Provisions for Scheduled Castes,
Constitutional Bodies- UPSC, State Public
Tribes and Minorities; Reservations
Service Commissions, CAG.
for SC, ST and Backward Classes;
Prevention of SC and ST Atrocities 4. Centre- State relations- Need for
Act; National and State SC and ST Reforms- Rajmannar Committee, Sarkaria
Commission; Womens Commission, M.M. Punchchi Commission,
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GROUP-II SERVICES
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Planning in India & Indian Economy PLANNING IN INDIA AND
1) Planning in Indian Economy INDIAN ECONOMY
Socio-economic objectives and Planning in Indian Economy
outlays of 5 year plans Major Socio- Economic - objectives
controversies of planning in India and outlays of Five Year Plans
Alternative strategies Goals and alternative strategies - Goals and
achievements shortfall of different Achievements Causes for failure
plans Planning in the market of different Plans New economic
Major reforms/policy changes effect reforms 1991 LPG.
from 1991.
Indian Economic Policies
2) Broad fiscal, monetary, industrial
trade and agricultural policies, Agricultural policies
objectives, rationale, constraints and Industrial policies since 1956 IT
effects. industries Monetary policy of RBI
Fiscal policy Objectives Fiscal
3) Geographic size Endowment of Imbalance and Deficit Finance
natural resources, population; size New Foreign Trade Policy.
composition quality and growth
trends occupational distribution Availability of Natural resources
effect of British rule with reference and Development
to drain theory and Laissez faire Population- size, composition
Policy. and growthTrends; Occupational
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