What do you understand by the objectives of planning? Describe the various efforts made to decentralize planning in India.
See Answer →Highlight the important aspects of various approaches used in the process of project identification.
See Answer →What do you mean by sectoral planning? Explain the objectives, phases and formation of sectoral planning?
See Answer →Write Short notes on any five of the following:
1. District Planning Committee
2. Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarojgar Yojana (SGSY)
3. Gram Sabha
4. State Finance and Election Commission
5. Parliamentary form of Government
6. District Planning Committee
7. Fiscal Devolution
8 Gandhiji’s vision of Panchayat
See Answer →Differentiate between Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights.
See Answer →Explain in brief, the powers and responsibilities of Gram Sabha.
See Answer →Explain in brief the main features of Panchayats (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) Act, 1996
See Answer →Discuss three major features of Indian Constitution
See Answer →Discuss the important features of Constitution (73rd Amendment) Act, 1992
See Answer →Describe the functional devolution of Panchayat? How activity mapping doesis done in Panchayat?
See Answer →Write short note on any one:
a) Use of language in poetry
b) Composition of poetry
c) Organization of language in poetry
See Answer →Comment on the Metrical Structures with emphasizes on prose rhythm and verse rhythm
See Answer →Write a brief poem on any one of the following.
(a) Childhood
(b) Your experience of love.
(c) Nature and its appeal
(d) Friendship
See Answer →Here are the opening lines of a poem. Can you continue the theme to make up a brief poem?
The sea is calm tonight The tide is full, the moon lies fair Upon………
See Answer →Yes, I know all that, I should be modern. Marry again. See strippers at the Tease. Touch Africa. Go to the movies Impale a six-inch spider Under a lens. Join the TestBans, or become The outsider. Or pay to shake my fist (or whatever-you-call-it) at a psychoanalyst. And when I burn I should smile, dry-eyed, And nurse martinis like the Marginal Man. But, sorry, I cannot unlearn Conventions of despair. They have their pride I must seek and will find my particular hell only in my hindu mind; must translate, and turn till I blister and roast for certain lives to come, ‘eye-deep’, in those Boiling Crates of Oil, weep 10 iron tears for winning what I should have lost; see Them with lidless eyes saw precisely in two equal parts (one of the sixty-four arts they learn in That place) a once-beloved head at the naked parting of her hair.
(a) Make a list of colloquialism in the poem. Now try to replace them with ordinary words or expressions.
(b) Is the use of the colloquial justifiable in the poem? State your reasons clearly
See Answer →Discuss the uses of colloquialisms in poetry?
See Answer →What role does ‘tone’ play in the ending of a poem?
See Answer →Distinguish between a ‘rounded ending’ and an ‘open ending’ with illustrations.
See Answer →Write either a Radio or a TV talk on “Digital world: a bane or boon?”
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