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RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Sources of Rajasthan History
Q1191. Match List I with List II:
Inscription
Associated Dynasty
A. Rasiya ki Chhatri Inscription
i. Chauhans
B. Shringi Rishi Inscription
ii. Rathores
C. Bijolia Inscription
iii. Guhilas/Sisodias (Mewar) - Narvarma period
D. Bithu Inscription
iv. Guhilas/Sisodias (Mewar) - Mokal period
Choose the correct code:
Explanation
The Rasiya ki Chhatri and Shringi Rishi inscriptions are both associated with the Guhila rulers of Mewar, documenting different periods like those of Narvarma and Mokal. The Bijolia Inscription is famously linked to the Chauhan dynasty, providing their Vatsa gotra origin. The Bithu Inscription is dedicated to the Rathore dynasty, marking the end of Rao Siha’s reign and the beginning of their local power.
RAS PrelimsIndian Polity and Governance · Fundamental Rights
Q1192. The doctrine under Article 13 which states that if an unconstitutional provision of a law can be separated from the constitutional part, only the unconstitutional provision will be void, is known as:
Explanation
The doctrine of severability, associated with Article 13, states that if only a part of a law is unconstitutional, only that specific part will be declared void, provided it can be separated from the rest of the statute. If the valid and invalid parts are so inextricably linked that they cannot be separated, the entire law is struck down by the court.
RAS PrelimsIndian Economy · Measurement of Development: HDI and Related Indices
Q1193. Arrange the following hypothetical Gini Coefficient values of four nations in order from the most equal income distribution to the most unequal income distribution: I. 0.85 II. 0.25 III. 0.45 IV. 0.65 Choose the correct order from the options below:
Explanation
When comparing inequality values, lower numbers represent a more even distribution of resources. For example, a value of 0.25 indicates much higher equality than a value of 0.85. By arranging these figures from lowest to highest, we can see which societies have the most equitable distributions and which have the highest concentrations of income or wealth among a small group.
RAS PrelimsScience and Technology · Computers, Information and Communication Technology
Q1194. Which method is most appropriate for significantly securing online accounts beyond just a strong password?
Explanation
Two-Factor Authentication significantly enhances account security by requiring two different forms of identification before granting access. Typically, this involves something the user knows, like a password, and something they have, such as a code sent to their smartphone. This multi-layered approach ensures that even if a password is stolen, the account remains protected from unauthorized access by an external attacker.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Sources of Rajasthan History
Q1195. Consider the following statements about archival sources: I. ‘Khas Rukka’ was an official letter written by a ruler. II. ‘Arzdasht’ was a petition sent by a subordinate to a ruler. III. ‘Manshur’ was the Mughal Emperor’s order. IV. ‘Kharita’ was a letter sent by one ruler to another ruler. V. ‘Bahi’ records contained daily accounts and genealogical details. Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
Archival sources from the medieval period include diverse document types. Khas Rukka and Manshur represent orders from Rajput rulers and Mughal emperors, respectively. An Arzdasht is a petition, while a Kharita is formal correspondence between rulers. Bahis are administrative records. Collectively, these documents provide a detailed framework for understanding the hierarchical communications, diplomatic relations, and day-to-day administrative operations of the princely states of Rajasthan.
RAS PrelimsIndian Polity and Governance · Fundamental Rights
Q1196. Under Article 35 of the Constitution, the power to make laws prescribing punishment for offences such as untouchability and human trafficking is vested in:
Explanation
Article 35 vests the power to make laws to give effect to certain fundamental rights and to prescribe punishment for their violation exclusively in the Parliament. This ensures uniformity in the nature of these rights and the punishments for their infringement throughout the country. State Legislatures are specifically excluded from making laws on these subjects to maintain national standard protections.
RAS PrelimsIndian Economy · Measurement of Development: HDI and Related Indices
Q1197. In a Lorenz curve graph representing income distribution, the x-axis and y-axis respectively represent:
Explanation
To visualize inequality, a graph is created where one axis tracks the total percentage of the population, starting from the poorest members. The other axis shows the total percentage of income that those people collectively earn. This method allows for a clear comparison between a perfectly equal society and the actual distribution found in a real country or economy.
RAS PrelimsScience and Technology · Computers, Information and Communication Technology
Q1198. What is the fundamental concept of Cloud Computing?
Explanation
Cloud computing is the on-demand delivery of various computing services over the internet, including servers, storage, databases, and software. Instead of owning and maintaining physical data centers and hard drives, users can access technology resources from providers like AWS or Google Cloud. This model offers increased flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency by allowing users to pay only for the resources they actually use.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Sources of Rajasthan History
Q1199. In the context of historical narratives, what was the primary focus of the text ‘Pabuji ri Baat’?
Explanation
Pabuji ri Baat is a traditional narrative focusing on the life and heroic exploits of the folk deity Pabuji. As one of the five revered Pirs of Rajasthan, his legends emphasize his role as a protector of livestock and a champion of the marginalized. These stories are central to the local folklore and religious identity of western Rajasthan, being performed through oral and visual traditions.
RAS PrelimsIndian Polity and Governance · Fundamental Rights
Q1200. Arrange the following words in the sequence they appear in Article 25(1) referring to the freedom of religion: I. Practice II. Profess III. Propagate IV. Conscience Which of the following represents the correct sequence?
Explanation
Article 25(1) speaks of freedom of conscience and the right freely to profess, practise and propagate religion. The sequence is conscience, profess, practise, propagate.
Answer key for these questions
Q
Correct answer
1191
(a) A-iii, B-iv, C-i, D-ii
1192
(a) Doctrine of Severability
1193
(a) II, III, IV, I
1194
(a) Using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
1195
(c) I, II, III, IV, and V
1196
(d) The Parliament only
1197
(d) Cumulative population and cumulative income
1198
(d) Internet-based computing services
1199
(b) The heroic deeds and folk deity status of Pabuji.
1200
(a) IV, II, I, III
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