Day: August 20, 2021

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You are the Commissioner of the corporation of a metropolitan city. The city is divided in 4 zones of almost equal population and each zone is put under a Deputy Commissioner who are your subordinates. The state government in order to boost vaccination, launches a drive to overcome vaccination hesitancy announces reward for the best performing zone in terms of vaccination coverage. The reward is additional allotment for creation of sports and recreational infrastructure.

Topic: Case Study. 7. You are the Commissioner of the corporation of a metropolitan city. The city is divided in 4 zones of almost equal population and each zone is put under a Deputy Commissioner who are your subordinates. The state government in order to boost vaccination, launches a drive to overcome vaccination hesitancy announces …

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As India stares at a grave water crisis, urgent interventions and measures are needed with a special focus on sustainable water management in agriculture to prevent acute water scarcity. Examine.

Topic:  Conservation, environmental pollution and degradation, environmental impact assessment. 6. As India stares at a grave water crisis, urgent interventions and measures are needed with a special focus on sustainable water management in agriculture to prevent acute water scarcity. Examine. (250 words) Difficulty level: Moderate Reference: Live Mint Why the question: A disastrous water crisis …

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Abraham accords marked the beginning of a new chapter in Arab states-Israel relationship dynamics. The accords also present an opportunity for India to increase its strategic foothold in West Asia and Middle East, but it requires a diplomatic balancing act. Substantiate.

Topic: Bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India and/or affecting India’s interests. 5. Abraham accords marked the beginning of a new chapter in Arab states-Israel relationship dynamics. The accords also present an opportunity for India to increase its strategic foothold in West Asia and Middle East, but it requires a diplomatic balancing act. …

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Explain the interpretation of ‘fraternity’ as mentioned in the preamble of our Constitution and what did our founding fathers envisage by incorporating it in the preamble? Do you think that the ideal of fraternity is now more relevant than ever in our country?

Topic: Indian Constitution—historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions and basic structure. 4. Explain the interpretation of ‘fraternity’ as mentioned in the preamble of our Constitution and what did our founding fathers envisage by incorporating it in the preamble? Do you think that the ideal of fraternity is now more relevant than ever in our …

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Gender equality in the armed forces remains a distant dream as policy makers tread carefully and prefer a status quoist approach rather than to undertake reform. Analyse.

Topic: Role of women and women’s organization, 3. Gender equality in the armed forces remains a distant dream as policy makers tread carefully and prefer a status quoist approach rather than to undertake reform. Analyse. (250 words) Difficulty level: Tough Reference: The Hindu Why the question: The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued an interim order …

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Tilak was a pragmatic politician and worked towards political emancipation of India by popularising the four-point programme of action – National Education, Boycott, Swadeshi and Passive Resistance. Discuss the contributions of Tilak to India’s national movement.

Topic: The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country. 2. Tilak was a pragmatic politician and worked towards political emancipation of India by popularising the four-point programme of action – National Education, Boycott, Swadeshi and Passive Resistance. Discuss the contributions of Tilak to India’s national movement. (250 …

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The ‘constitutional reforms’ of 1909 were nothing short of a farce. The people of India demanded a responsible government in the country, but “benevolent despotism” was introduced as Indian Council Act of 1909. Critically comment.

Topic:  The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country. 1. The ‘constitutional reforms’ of 1909 were nothing short of a farce. The people of India demanded a responsible government in the country, but “benevolent despotism” was introduced as Indian Council Act of 1909. Critically comment. (250 words) …

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