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Open question 154
Q21 · 10 MARKS
What is ground-level ozone pollution? How is it formed, and what are its effects on human health and the environment? In what way is it becoming a serious concern for Indian cities?
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 17
Open question 155
Q22 · 10 MARKS
Nanotechnology represents a paradigm shift from ‘bigger is better’ to ‘smaller is smarter. In this context, examine the transformative potential of nanotechnology in the fulfilment of India’s environmental goals.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 19
Open question 156
Q23 · 10 MARKS
What is ‘Indirect Prompt Injection’ in the context of AI chatbots? Examine its potential impact on the reliability of digital assistants and the privacy of end users.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 21
Open question 157
Q24 · 10 MARKS
Analyse the major reasons for the spread and survival of Naxalism. What solutions do you suggest to curb it?
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 23
Open question 158
Q25 · 15 MARKS
“Non-tariff measures have become a key instrument of economic diplomacy and protectionism in the post-globalisation era.” Evaluate how India can balance compliance with global trade rules while safeguarding its economic interests.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 25
Open question 159
Q26 · 15 MARKS
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 28
Open question 160
Q27 · 15 MARKS
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 31
Open question 161
Q28 · 15 MARKS
What is a Regenerative Blue Economy? How does it differ from conventional blue growth models? Highlight the role of the Regenerative Blue Economy in mitigating climate change and halting biodiversity loss.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 34
Open question 162
Q29 · 15 MARKS
Do you think India’s ethanol blending programme can significantly enhance energy security in the coming decade? Justify your answer.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 37
Open question 163
Q30 · 15 MARKS
The coexistence of physical and economic water scarcity in Indian agriculture reflects a deeper crisis in water governance. Examine the factors contributing to this and suggest reforms to make irrigation more equitable and sustainable.
Topper: Dev Dudeja · AIR 152 · 2025 · Page 40

GS Paper 3 Toppers' Copies

What is ground-level ozone pollution? How is it formed, and what are its effects on human health and the environment? In what way is it becoming a serious concern for Indian cities?

Nanotechnology represents a paradigm shift from ‘bigger is better’ to ‘smaller is smarter. In this context, examine the transformative potential of nanotechnology in the fulfilment of India’s environmental goals.

What is ‘Indirect Prompt Injection’ in the context of AI chatbots? Examine its potential impact on the reliability of digital assistants and the privacy of end users.

Analyse the major reasons for the spread and survival of Naxalism. What solutions do you suggest to curb it?

“Non-tariff measures have become a key instrument of economic diplomacy and protectionism in the post-globalisation era.” Evaluate how India can balance compliance with global trade rules while safeguarding its economic interests.

What is a Regenerative Blue Economy? How does it differ from conventional blue growth models? Highlight the role of the Regenerative Blue Economy in mitigating climate change and halting biodiversity loss.

Do you think India’s ethanol blending programme can significantly enhance energy security in the coming decade? Justify your answer.

The coexistence of physical and economic water scarcity in Indian agriculture reflects a deeper crisis in water governance. Examine the factors contributing to this and suggest reforms to make irrigation more equitable and sustainable.