RAS Prelims MCQ Practice
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Explanation
When Vijay Singh Pathik ensured that the details of the Bijolia peasant’s struggles were published in Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi’s newspaper ‘Pratap’, it had a profound national impact. The movement, which was previously a local issue, gained the attention and support of top national leaders, including Mahatma Gandhi. This external pressure forced the Mewar state and the British authorities to negotiate properly.Explanation
The District Collector exercises direct administrative control over the Sub-Divisional Officers within the district. As the head of the district administration, the Collector supervises the SDOs’ work in revenue management, law and order, and developmental activities. This reporting structure ensures that the various sub-divisions operate in alignment with the overall strategic goals and policies established by the state government and district headquarters.Explanation
Rural-urban migration in Rajasthan leaves the villages with an ageing population, as the youth leave for work.Explanation
The journalistic journey of Vijay Singh Pathik followed a specific order of publications aimed at political mobilization. He first started ‘Rajasthan Kesari’ in Wardha in 1919. This was followed by ‘Naveen Rajasthan’ from Ajmer to continue the campaign for peasant rights. When ‘Naveen Rajasthan’ was banned by the government, he circumvented the restrictions by renaming and publishing it as ‘Tarun Rajasthan’.Explanation
Delegating magisterial powers to revenue officers like SDOs and Tehsildars is intended to ensure a quick administrative response to local issues. Because these officials are frequently in the field, they are well-positioned to resolve land or water disputes that could escalate into violence. These powers enable them to maintain public peace effectively without the delays often associated with formal judicial proceedings in distant courts.| List I | List II |
|---|---|
| A. Wage delays | i. Digital Villages |
| B. Internet issues | ii. Gram Sabha |
| C. Grid stability | iii. Rural Electrification |
| D. Elite capture | iv. MGNREGA |
Explanation
Wage delays affect MGNREGA, internet problems affect digital villages, grid stability affects rural electrification and elite capture affects the Gram Sabha. This gives A-iv, B-i, C-iii, D-ii.Explanation
The song ‘Panchida’ was a powerful motivational tool composed by Manikya Lal Verma during the height of the Bijolia Peasant Movement. Through its emotive lyrics and folk melody, the song appealed to the emotions and resilience of the farmers, encouraging them to remain united in their struggle against oppressive taxes. Verma’s use of music proved to be an effective political method.Explanation
The Cornwallis Code of 1793 was a landmark reform that aimed to professionalize the colonial administration by separating revenue collection from judicial functions. Before this, the same officials often collected taxes and decided legal disputes, leading to conflicts of interest. By creating a distinct judicial hierarchy, the Code sought to ensure more impartial justice and establish a structured, rule-based system for the British East India Company.Explanation
The camel is called the Ship of the Desert and is vital for the livelihood of agro-pastoral communities in Rajasthan.Answer key for these questions
| Q | Correct answer |
|---|---|
| 8191 | (d) Incentivized local bodies to create participatory, decentralized development plans. |
| 8192 | (a) The movement gained national support from senior leaders. |
| 8193 | (a) The District Collector |
| 8194 | (a) Creating an aging demographic profile as youth migrate for work. |
| 8195 | (a) Rajasthan Kesari - Naveen Rajasthan - Tarun Rajasthan |
| 8196 | (b) Ensuring rapid response in maintaining peace and handling local land/water disputes. |
| 8197 | (a) A-iv, B-i, C-iii, D-ii |
| 8198 | (b) Manikya Lal Verma |
| 8199 | (b) Separating revenue administration from the administration of justice. |
| 8200 | (b) Camel |
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