Mains GS Paper IIndian Society
Regionalism, Tribal Rights, PESA, Forest Rights & Identity Politics
क्षेत्रवाद, जनजातीय अधिकार, पेसा, वन अधिकार और पहचान राजनीति
Regionalism, Tribal Rights, PESA, Forest Rights & Identity Politics is part of the UPSC Mains GS Paper I syllabus, under Indian Society. It appeared in Mains GS Paper I question papers in 2 of the 10 years from 2016 to 2025 (2017, 2021).
What should you study in Regionalism, Tribal Rights, PESA, Forest Rights & Identity Politics?
- Fifth Schedule (tribal areas) vs Sixth Schedule (Northeast autonomy)
- PESA 1996 — gram sabha powers in Schedule V
- Forest Rights Act 2006 — individual & community titles
- Tribal identity conflicts — assimilation vs autonomy debate
How often is Regionalism, Tribal Rights, PESA, Forest Rights & Identity Politics asked in UPSC Mains?
Asked in 2 of 10 years, including 1 of the last 5. Highlighted years below are the ones it appeared in.
- 2016: not asked
- 2017: asked
- 2018: not asked
- 2019: not asked
- 2020: not asked
- 2021: asked
- 2022: not asked
- 2023: not asked
- 2024: not asked
- 2025: not asked
About the Mains GS Paper I paper
GS Paper I is a 250-mark descriptive Mains paper covering Indian heritage and culture, history and geography of the world, and society. See all 41 Mains GS Paper I topics.
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