MPSC PYQ

Governance

Governance is a Polity concept from the MPSC syllabus, tested in 2 past MPSC questions (2013). Below are those real questions with their correct answers and explanations, plus the concepts worth being comfortable with first.

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1 · 2013–2013
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Basic Indian PolityRole of transparency in democracy

Real questions that test this

पुढील विधानांचा विचार करा : Consider the following statements :

(a)माहिती न देणे सामाजिक अन्यायाचे मूळ आहे. / Non dissemination of the information is a root cause of social inequality.

(b)जेव्हा सत्तेत सर्वांचा सहभाग नसेल तिथे सामाजिक अन्याय राहू शकतो. / When the participation in the governance is not all round social injustice could prevail.

1)(b) बरोबर व (a) त्याचे बरोबर स्पष्टीकरण. / (b) is correct and (a) is the correct explanation of (b)✓ Correct
2)(b) बरोबर, परंतु (a) त्याचे बरोबर स्पष्टीकरण नाही. / (b) is correct but (a) is not the correct explanation of (b)
3)दोन्ही चूक / Both (a) and (b) are incorrect
4)(b) चूक (a) बरोबर / (b) is incorrect (a) is correct

Statement (b) highlights that social injustice prevails when governance lacks all-round participation, and statement (a) correctly explains that non-dissemination of information is a core root cause of this social inequality.

पुढील दोन विधानांचा विचार करा : Consider the following two statements :

(a)माहितीच्या अधिकाराचा बरेच वैयक्तिकरित्या पाठपुरावा करीत आहेत. / Right to information is being pursued by individuals all over.

(b)बऱ्याच संस्था, गट व देश त्यांना या बाबत अद्यावत माहिती असो वा नसो माहिती अधिकाराचा पिच्छा पुरवीत आहेत. / Various societies, movements and countries well informed or otherwise are following right to information.

1)दोन्ही बरोबर / Both are correct
2)कोणतेही बरोबर नाही / Neither is correct✓ Correct
3)(a) बरोबर (b) चूक / (a) is correct (b) is not
4)(b) बरोबर (a) चूक / (b) is correct (a) is not

Neither statement is universally accepted as a formal empirical fact or standard legal premise; statement (b) generalizes that uninformed societies follow RTI systematically, which is incorrect.

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