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OPTIONAL STRATEGY: History - by Gazal Bharadwaj, Rank - 40, CSE - 2015 - INSIGHTS
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Strategy: Most aspirants opt for
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its easy to start with and is one
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APPROACH PAPER 2
This is the most important part
that how we integrate these
various sources with our
syllabus, based on studying the
MOTIVATIONAL POSTS
MOTIVATION: You for Yourself

23 NOV, 2016
past question papers. I would
MOTIVATION: The Big Question
like to cite an example.
14 NOV, 2016
PART A- Modern world: In
MOTIVATION: One Day at a Time
paper 2, French revolution and
12 NOV, 2016
Russian revolution, both are

important parts of the syllabus.
If one integrates IGNOU, David
MOTIVATION: Its Always Possible

to Reach Your Goal
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thomson and Ranjan

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Chakraborty and prepare a list

of questions in ones mind like:
1. Why was the french
revolution revolutionary in the
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understanding of itself?
2. What is the concept of

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revolution?
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3. Exploring the causes of the

November 2016
french revolution
25 NOV, 2016
1. What led to the overthrow

of the ancient regime?
2. What were the diverse
social interests that kept
supporting or opposing the
revolution?
3. What were the immediate

November 2016
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causes?- focussing the

economic reasons
4. How the popular
intervention of the people
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moments not only saved
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the revolution but also
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of france at crucial
influenced its course? (On

the question once asked in
mains, as to was it a
bourgeoise revolution?)
4. GEORGE LEFEBVES
classification of revolution in

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26 NOV, 2016

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four stages- aristocratic
25 November 2016
revolution, bourgeois revolution,,
25 NOV, 2016
popular revolution and peasant

revolutionEg questions likeThe multiple
contradictions that quickly

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undermined the new edifice,

had been expressed even before
the meeting of the Estates
General in France. The internal
conflict among Estates had
manifested itself. upsc 2015
5. What were the principles of
legitimacy laid down by the
democratic action of the third
estate?
6. How crowds direct action in
1792 pushed the revolution
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towards a democratic republic?

7. Role of revolutionary
ideology and politics in the
formation of a rudimentary
form of political parties?
8. Role of philosophers and
enlightenment in triggering the
revolution? Eg. Questions like
The connection between the
philosophers ideas and the
outbreak of the French
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Revolution (1789) is somewhat

remote and indirect. UPSC
2012
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Violence against Women and
Universal Basic Income in India.
9. Role of women?
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10. Critical analysis of the

constitution of 1791,
declaration of rights of man and
citizen etc? Eg questions like
The Declaration of Rights was
the death-warrant of the
system of privilege, and so of
the ancient regime Yet in the
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history of ideas it belonged

rather to the past than to the
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11. Role of Napoleon and his
The Big Picture- Cash Crunch in

Indian Economy
reforms, how he reversed the

principles of the revolution
12. The legacy of the
revolution?
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25 NOV, 2016
1. On modern politics
2. Of ideological parties- the
concept of left and right
3. On totally mobilised citizen
bodies
4. On concept of total war
5. On rise of nationalism- the
idea of nation changed
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territory that people

belonging to it inhabit or
where a centralised power
exercises sovereign control,
but the people themselves)
6. On origin of socialism
Eg. Questions like The impact
of the French Revolution
(1789) was initially confined
the Europe, but, that of the
SOCIOLOGY STRATEGY: Chandra

Mohan Garg, Rank 25 CSE 2015
UPSC IAS Prelims Strategy &
Motivation : Gazal Bharadwaj, Rank
40 CSE 2015
MOTIVATION: Bandana Pokhriyal,
Rank 83, Cleared UPSC Civil
Services Without Quitting Job While
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4.5 Years
Russian Revolution (1917) was

global. Critically review.
UPSC 2012
I am attaching a pdf, to cite how
I jotted down these points
roughly, integrating various
sources.
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Similarly, Ill try to upload my
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strategy towards exploring and

interlinking various themes like
imperialism, colonialism, world
wars and total war, socialism,
enlightenment etc slowly on
My blog.
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strategy of integrating above

mentioned books and
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consolidating themes must be

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adopted. Eg
1. linking imperialism and
colonialism (world history)
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2016 Week 48: Social media is
better at breaking things than at
making things
with drain theory (Indian

national movement)
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APPROACH PAPER 1
1. If you analyse past four year
papers, you will realise the shift
away from political history
towards social and economic
history.(This is equally true for

2016 Week 47: Deglobalization is
good for the world
2016 Week 46:Democracy is the
worst form of government, except for
all the others.
2016 Week 45: It is not inequality
which is the real misfortune, it is
dependence
GS). Plus there is a trend of

asking questions based on
sources.
Following is an example of how

2016 Week 44: Reducing Poverty
while also Conserving Nature is an
Impossible Task
I approached a source based

question:
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2. Interlinkages, continuities
and change being explored. EG.
1) Introduction to the Constitution of India

20 Edition
2) India Since Independence - Bipan
Chandra
Q1. Review critically the

evolution of different schools of
art in the Indian subcontinent
3) India's Struggle For Independence

Bipan Chandra
between the second century
4) Indian Economy : For Civil Services
BCE and the third century CE,
Examinations 6th Edition (2014) - Ramesh
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and evaluate the socio-religious

factors responsible for it.
(UPSC 2014).
Singh
5) Indian Polity for Civil Services
Examinations 4th Edition - Laxmikanth
Following is an example of how
6)Geography of India- Majid Hussain - 5th
I approached continuity and
Edition
interlinkages kind of questions:
7) Ethics In Governance
download link
8)India After Gandhi: The History Of The

World's Largest Democracy
3. Historiography being asked

almost directly. This includes
debates among various schools
of historians EG.
9) Mastering Modern World History -5th

Edition, Norman Lowe
10) Select Constitutions: 16th Edition - S
Chand
Q1.To what extent is

segmentary State model
11) Challenge And Strategy : Rethinking

India's Foreign Policy - Rajiv Sikri
relevant for defining the

Vijayanagar State? Critically
examine.(UPSC 2014)
12) India's Foreign Policy - Muchkund

Dubey
13) History of the World from the Late
Q2. Evaluating various theories
Nineteenth to the Early Twenty First
regarding the Chola State,
Century - Arjun Dev
throw light on its village

assemblies. (UPSC 2014)
14) Social Problems in India 2 Edition - Ram

Ahuja
Q3. What kind of changes were
15) Politics and Ethics of the Indian
visualised by historians on
Constitution
Indian feudalism? Examine
16) Public Institutions in India: Performance
critically. (UPSC 2012)
and Design - PRATAP BHANU MEHTA
Q4. Discuss different
17) Certificate Physical and Human
interpretations of historians
Geography - Goh Cheng Leong
about the nature of Asokas
18) Indias National Security A Reader
Dhamma. Did his principle of

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`Dhamma-vijaya render the
19) Indian Social System - Ram Ahuja
Mauryan Empire militaristically

weak?(UPSC 2014)
Q5. discuss and evaluate
critically various times in the
historiography of Bhakti (UPSC
2013)
I am attaching an example as to
how I approached
historiography kind of
questions:
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4. Every year one question
purely on culture and religion .
Eg
Q1. The Upanishadic
principles embody the epitome
of the Vedic thought. Discuss.
(UPSC 2014)
Q2. Give a brief account of the
early medieval temple
architecture of Katnmir. (UPSC
2015)
Q3. Why is Mamallapuram
famous? (UPSC 2015)
Here is a link as to how I
prepared architecture kind of
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questions:
Download link
5. Every year something on
gender. Eg
Q1.Social norms for women in
the Dharmasastra and
Arthasashtra tradition where
framed in accordance with the
Varnashrama tradition.
Evaluate critically. (UPSC
2013)
Q2.Tantrism, if not in practice,
at least on conceptual level
challenged patriarchy;
Examine Tantrism specially
keeping in mind the above
context.(UPSC 2015)juxtaposing religion and gender
Q3. analyze the steps taken
Razia Sultan by to strengthen
our position as an independent
ruler despite various obstacles.
(UPSC 2013)
Q4. Bhakti and Mysticism of
Lal Ded emerged as a social
force in Kashmir. Comment.
(UPSC 2013)
Heres a link on how I
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approached women related

questions in ancient and
medieval India:
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dharmendra
6 months ago
thanks a lot and will be

waiting for your strategy on
other topics as well...
mam it will be very good if u
can make videos as u had
already taught history
.plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Soliloquies >
dharmendra
6 months ago
Will share soon.And I

was not teaching
history, took some
classes of economics
and geography
though.:)
best wishes.
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dharmendra
>
Soliloquies
6
months
ago
Ok.
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Ok.
I m sorry
newspaper
walo ne galat
print kia :P
Thanks
And mam i
have mailed u
and also msg
u on fb plz
clarify my few
doubts
...thank you

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Joy Aai Axom
4 days ago
Is anyone aware of the

highest range of marks
History optional awards and
what the trend has been over
the last few years?
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prudhvi a month ago
mam i am reading
ANCIENT INDIA BY
UPINDER SINGH for the
first time, is it require to
prepare entire book or
selective reading is
important please reply
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Siddhartha_Bangalore
2 months ago
Hi Gazal
Congrats for your
remarkable achievement &
wish you all a great success
in future endeavorer
Just a question on NCERT
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Just a question on NCERT

,,,, the above mark on
NCERT says class 6 , class 11
for ancient history .... is it we
need to refer ancient history
from class 6 to class 11 ..???
or both are separate entity
Pls do reply
thnx in advance !!!
regards
Siddhartha
Bangalore
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prudhvi 2 months ago
mam for medieval india

which is the good source
either Satish Chandra or
igonu ..please reply....
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Sumit Sharma
3 months ago
Hello mam,
I am preparing for Mains
2016 and this is my first
Mains.
I am going to read Upinder
Singh for the first time. How
should I go about it? How
can i read it selectively or do
i need to read all sections in
the book?
It is very lengthy. Please
guide. Also if you can
suggest such strategy of
reading other books which
can save my time.
Thanks.
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adwaita 3 months ago
hello mam,
you said in one reply that
you will provide some of
your compiled notes.
kindly upload if you have
some time fr doing that, it
will b really useful for us.
thank you for your detailed
articles on essay and history
optional mam..
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prudhvi 5 months ago
Contracts for your

achievement ........ I am
having some doubts
regarding notes making
1. Is it good if we make notes
from the first reading
itself....or we need to do 2
readings and then make
notes
2. How do you revise before
exam
3. Is ma material good or ba
material from igonu
4. Mam for world history I
am fallowing jain&mathur
...is this a good one.....
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prudhvi
5 months ago
Thank you Prudhvi.

1. i would underline
in the book during
first n second
readings. Then wud
make ques answer
based notes on
selected themes
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selected themes
during a third
reading.
2. first revision from
book (underlined
parts), next from
notes.
3. ba is a must read,
but lacks certain
interliking aspects. so
u can v selectively
read ma. ma is a lil
heavy. so u can stick
more to ba.
4. check out norman
lowe and 9-10 ncerts
for sure. rest u can
follow any book
best wishes
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Firoz >
Soliloquies
4
months
ago
Mam 9-10 old

or new
NCERTs??
Overall is it
better to
follow old
ones or the
new
ones..what
was your
preference??

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Firoz
3
months
ago
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ago
I
preferred
the
new
ncerts.
they
are
more
updated
and
are in
line
with
the
recent
trends
of
questions
being
asked
in the
papers.
Although
there is
this
one old
ncertthe
story
of
civilisation
which i
found
relevant
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Renu
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Soliloquies
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months
ago
Hello
ma'am,
congratulations.
It is
truely
inspiring
to see
someone
with
history
optional
among
top 50.
Ma'am
i would
like to
seek
some
guidance
with
history
answer
writing.
I had
history
as my
subject
in B.A
and
M.A
but
during
our
undergrad
and
postgrad
we
learnt
to
write
lengthy
answers
atleast
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atleast
500
words
but
here
the
answer
needs
to be
synthesized
into
150200
words.
could
you
please
underline
the
structure
for
such
answers.
Also
ma'am
it is a
humble
request
could
you
please
forward
your
email
address,
i have
other
concerns
with
history
as an
optional.
it
would
really
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really
help
me.
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In this post, I would like to

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although I was expecting some

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and in essay. However,

Insights Daily Current Affairs, 28

approach. All new ncerts and

IGNOU BA and MA material is

in no-interest banking. What does it mean?

November 28, 2016

My personal opinion is take

history as an optional only if

Questions on Current Affairs: 28 November

you are deeply interested in it

Insights into Editorial: RBI shows interest

[Insights Secure 2016] UPSC Mains

Youll have to focus on

highlights the failings of regulators, stock

exchanges and independent directors.

themes and archaeological and

literary sources, rather than

8) It is said tat the Tata-Mistry spat

November 28, 2016

details. You will be often told

exports fell in each of the past two years,

that it is not scoring, or it has

while that of China, Vietnam and

large syllabus. So, take it based

Bangladesh edged up. What are the reasons

7) Indias share in world merchandise

for declining manufacturing growth and

exports in India? Examine.

6) What are Y amanaka Genes? Discuss

their significance and applications

5) In 2015, a team led by Utpal Tatu,

professor of biochemistry, IISc, completed

history of ancient and early

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4) Critically analyse various criticisms

made against the Citizenship (Amendment)

according to the current

trend of questions being

the HIV Bill which was recently approved by

the Union cabinet.

2) How does recent demonetisation affect

the direction of Centre-State relations?

various political, economic

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and socio- cultural aspects

1. I solely relied on IGNOU

2. Satish Chandra is another

3. NCERT CLASS 7, CLASS 11

2. RANJAN CHAKRABARTYA history of modern world :

Ethics and Essay: Strategy, Notes by

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