Most Expected Essays for UPSC Main Exam 3rd December 2016 Free Download

Instructions: Write two essays, choosing one from each of the following Section A & B, in about 1000-1200 words. Total Marks: 250.

1. Globalism vs Globalisation
2. Animal rights same rights as humans
3. All of us Learn from our Failures as well as Success
4. Past is no Predictor of Future
5. All is well that end is well
6. Ayurvedic way of living
7. Ways to Become the Happiest Person of the Planet
8. Can Internet replace teacher
9. Women Make Better Politicians Than Men
10. Better Late Than Never
11. No Pains, No Gains
12. Money Is More Important Than Love
13. Early birds catches the worm
14. All That Is Gold Does Not Glitter
15. The Best Things In Life Are Free
16. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
17. Prevention is Better than Cure
18. Adversity is the Best Teacher
19. Action speaks louder than words
20. A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand
21. If you can’t beat them, join them
22. A Blessing In Disguise
23. Patriotism is a dangerous emotion.
24. Promotion of Sports: A Social Necessity
25. Fast Life: Thrill or Thorn?
26. Tradition and Modernity: Friends or Foes?
27. Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s needs, but not every man’s greed
28. Artificial intelligence
29. Thorium reserves in india
30. Corruption Scams That Rocked India Since 1947
31. 4g technology
32. Moral Majority
33. Mobile Mania sans Manners
34. Slums as Drivers of Growth
35. Organ donation
36. Childhood obesity
37. Importance of Discipline in Life
38. Benefits of positive thinking
39. Live in relationship
40. What was the status of Harappa after the decline of its Urban System?
41. Success begins in the mind.
42. Things I can do for the development of rural India and our villages
43. My patriotic feelings for my nation
44. The Lonely Woman
45. Brave New World
46. Women Entrepreneurship in India!
47. Tax reform in india
48. Redesigning of democracy in india
49. The  Importance of text-book
50. Demonetisation and Black Money
51. Justice must reach the poor
52. Should Hospital Employees Have the Right to Strike?
53. Deficiency Diseases in India
54. Rural Uplift Programme of India
55. Advertisement or The Age of Advertisements
56. AIDS- The Dreaded Disease or The AIDS Scare
57. Role of Judiciary in the Country Today
58. Reservation for Women in Legislative Assemblies and Parliament
59. 6.The Coalition Politics
60. India’s Space Programme – Car to SAT Launched by Indian Space
61. Scientists
62. Global Terrorism- The Fight Against Terrorism
63. Female Foeticide – Acculturate Blemish
64. Information Technology is a developing technology
65. Drug Addiction in india
66. Family Planning
67. Black Money In India
68. Energy Crisis in the World
69. Indo—Pak Bridges of Peace
70.  India is a World Power
71. Sports and Games—Their Importance
72.  Variety is this Spice of Life
73. Joys and Sorrows go Hand in Hand in Life
74. Beauties of Nature
75. Cowards Die many a Time Before their Death
76. Adversity Brings out the Best in Man
77. Sexual Harassment: The Hidden Truth
78. GST
79. The Threat of Bio-Terrorism
80.  Reshaping the UN Security Council
81. NAM’S (Non- Aligned Movement) RELEVANCE
82.  Secularism
83. Defence Preparedness and Security Challenges
84. Space Exploration in India
85. Role of Bureaucracy in India
86. Need for Electoral Reforms in India
87.  WTO-End of the Sovereign Nation State Concept
88. Is non-alignment relevant ?
89. Resurgence of Judiciary
90. Consumer Protection- Why and How ?
91. Sustainable Development
92. 68 Years of Indian foreign policy
93. Threats to Nation Building Process
94. The Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi
95. Changing face of Caste System
96.  Democracy and India
97.  Vocational Education
98. High Prices and Their Effects
99. Role of Banks in Solving Unemployment
100. Black Money problem in India
101. Globalization versus Regionalism
102. Globalization- Rich or Poor Dichotomy
103. Sex Education necessary in India
104. Right to Education an Opportunity and a Challenge
105. Space Programs of India
106. Our Cultural Heritage
107. Historical Monuments of India
108. Dances of India
109.  Land Reforms in India
110. Educational Reforms in India
111. Conservation of Forests
112. Biodiversity – Relevance and Conservation
113. Whither Indian Youth
114. Beauty is Truth and Truth Beauty
115. Cultural Problems of India
116. Changing Idea of Family
117. Modernity
118. The Past is the root of the Present
119.  Role of Press
120. Tourism in India
121. Panchayati Raj
122.  Economic Reforms
123. Indian Export Basket
124. SAARC
125. Renewable Sources of Energy
126. India’s Missile Options
127. Water Disputes
128. The Nuclear Option
129.  Right to Information (RTI)
130. Role of judiciary in a Democracy.
131. Judicial Activism
132. Is India reedy for a uniform civil code?
133. United Nations-Role and Future
134. Human Rights
135.  The Concept of “One World One Nation”
136.  Robotics or Future of Robotics
137. The Kashmir problem
138. Ecology, economy and natural resources
139. Global Warming
140. Can Terrorism be justified?
141. The great end of life is not knowledge but action
142. Human Cloning
143. Super-Conductivity
144. Importance of Self-Reliance
145. Conservation and Utilization of Water
146. Place of art in the modern world
147. India Advancement in the ancient ages
148. Work more important than money
149.  A Blind man with a lamp
150. Honesty is The Best Policy
151. We Live in Deeds
152. Haste Makes Waste
153. Knowledge is Power
154. Look Before You Leap
155. Necessity is the Mother of Invention
156. The Wolf and the Lamb
157. The Monkey and Two Cats
158. The Shepherd Boy and the wolf
159. Value of Books
160. Simple Living and High Thinking
161. Space Travel
162. Cycling- Its Pleasures and Advantages
163. The Pen is Mightier than the Sword
164.  The Life of a soldier
165. The tragedy of old age
166. Green activism can go too far
167.  Death penalty solves nothing Death

contd………300.

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