Sambhav-2025

Day 33: How does temperature inversion affect air pollution levels? Illustrate with examples. (150 words)

Day 33: What is the significance of ozone in the atmosphere? Discuss the causes and consequences of ozone layer depletion. (250 words)

Day 32: Describe the stages of soil formation. Analyze the key factors that control soil formation. (250 words)

Day 32: Discuss the formation and characteristics of glacial landforms. (150 words)

Day 31: How do the geological characteristics of continental and oceanic crusts influence the distribution of mineral resources?(250 Words)

Day 31: Discuss how the concept of plate tectonics provides a unifying framework for understanding the origin and evolution of Earth's surface and its interior.(150 Words)

Day 30: Peasant movements in India were influenced by colonial exploitation, agrarian hardships, and the impact of nationalist ideologies. Discuss. (250 words)

Day 30: The British education system in India was designed to serve colonial interests rather than empower Indians.Comment.(150 words)

Day 29: Examine the impact of the Regulating Act of 1773 and the Charter Act of 1833 on centralizing British authority in India.(150 Words)

Day 29: How did the evolution of civil services, police, and judiciary under British rule serve the dual purpose of governance and imperial control? (250 Words)

Day 28: Examine the challenges encountered by the Interim Government of India and its role in the transition from British colonial rule to independent governance. (250 Words)

Day 28: Analyze the strategy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in the integration of princely states into the Indian Union after independence. (250 words)

Day 27: Analyze the ideological differences between Mahatma Gandhi and Subhas Chandra Bose in their respective approaches to achieving their nationalist visions. (250 words)

Day 27: Despite being strategically conceived, the Quit India Movement became a mass uprising marked by spontaneity and lack of coordination. Comment.(150 words)

Day 26: Discuss the role of the Civil Disobedience Movement in transforming the nature of India's freedom struggle from elite-led to mass-based participation. (150 words)