Hello Friends, so here we are starting Daily MPPSC Mains Answer Writing Practice Series. This series is for Mains 2019 aspirants. Here are questions for 07th December 2020.
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1. Write comments on ‘humanism’ of Rabindranath Tagore.
रवीन्द्रनाथ टैगोर के मानवतावाद ‘ पर टिप्पणी लिखिए ।
Note – Upload each Ethics Answer separately in a Single comment.
Word Limit – 150 Word (~ 1.5-2 Page)
Time Limit – ~ 6 Minutes
Marks – 6
Paper – GS 4, Ethics
Topic – 2, Thinker
Year – 2014, 2018
Recommended Source – Lexicon (English / Hindi), G Subba Rao, MPPSC Mains Book-List
2. Discuss the role of active listening in empathy.
समानुभूति में सक्रिय श्रवण की भूमिका पर चर्चा कीजिए ।
Note – Upload each Ethics Answer separately in a Single comment.
Word Limit – 150 Word (~ 1.5-2 Page)
Time Limit – ~ 6 Minutes
Marks – 6
Paper – GS 4, Ethics
Topic – 4, Aptitude
Year – 2017
Recommended Source – Lexicon (English / Hindi), G Subba Rao, MPPSC Mains Book-List
3. The ideal administrative expectations ensure aptitude of dedication to police service.Write comments on this statement.
“आदर्श प्रशासनिक अपेक्षाएँ लोक सेवा के प्रति समर्पण की अभिक्षमता सुनिश्चित करती है।” इस कथन पर टिप्पणी लिखिए।
Note – Upload each Ethics Answer separately in a Single comment.
Word Limit – 150 Word (~ 1.5-2 Page)
Time Limit – ~ 6 Minutes
Marks – 6
Paper – GS 4, Ethics
Topic – 2, Human Need and Motivation
Year – 2018
Recommended Source – Lexicon (English / Hindi), G Subba Rao, MPPSC Mains Book-List
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