Insights into Editorial: An Unfinished Agenda of Federalism

Insights into Editorial: An Unfinished Agenda of Federalism 04 November 2015 Since the NDA government took over in May 2014, debate over promoting cooperative and competitive federalism has been going on. What is Federalism? Political analyst K.C. Wheare, in his book Federal Government, defines “federalism” as “the method of dividing powers so that the general …

Insights Daily Debates, Day – 73: Compared to the West, Most Indians, including Scientists and Leaders, Lack Scientific Temper and the Spirit of Enquiry

Insights Daily Debates: Day – 73 04 November 2015 Archives Today’s Topic  Compared to the West, Most Indians – Including Scientists and Leaders – Lack Scientific Temper and the Spirit of  Enquiry. Do you Agree? The Statesman The Hindu Daily O Do you think Indian society in general lacks scientific temper? Are Indians dumb compared …

[Insights Secure – 2015] UPSC Mains Questions on Current Events: 04 November 2015

[Insights Secure – 2015] UPSC Mains Questions on Current Events: 04 November  2015 Archives – Secure 2015 If facing problem in loading of Disqus Comments, please clear Cache and Cookies in your Browser and then reload the page. This will solve the problem. Alternatively you can open the page in ‘incognito/safe browsing mode‘.  Click on …

ETHICS CASE STUDY: Why did you go against college management’s diktat and encouraged students to mingle with each other? Doesn’t autonomous college has rights to decide what happens in its campus? Justify.

Topic: Role of family, society and educational institutions in inculcating values. 9) You are working as an Assistant Professor in an autonomous college. From day one you observed that boys and girls used to sit separately in your class. You come to know that the college management had issued strict warning to students to not …

5) It is estimated that India has a phenomenal 2.4 million shortage of nurses and after five years government hospitals in the country might have to close down due to this reason. Critically examine the reasons behind this acute shortage of nurses, its implications and measures needed to address this problem.

Topic: Issues relating to development and management of Social Sector/Services relating to Health 5) It is estimated that India has a phenomenal 2.4 million shortage of nurses and after five years government hospitals in the country might have to close down due to this reason. Critically examine the reasons behind this acute shortage of nurses, its implications …

4) Recently a high-powered panel of chief ministers made various recommendations on centrally sponsored schemes to the centre. Analyse these recommendations.

Topic: Welfare schemes for vulnerable sections of the population by the Centre and States and the performance of these schemes 4) Recently a high-powered panel of chief ministers made various recommendations on centrally sponsored schemes to the centre. Analyse these recommendations. (200 Words) Business Standard