Month: October 2022

  10. With traditional encryption models at risk and increasing military applications of quantum technology, the deployment of “quantum-resistant” systems has become the need of the hour to secure India’s cyberspace. Examine. Reference: Indian Express , Insights on India

  8. The elevation of a person of Indian origin – Rishi Sunak-as the prime minister of the U.K is an opportunity for both India and U.K to work closely together on global issues and implement the roadmap 2030 for bilateral relations. Discuss. Reference: The Hindu , Insights on India

  7. The National Credits Framework (NCrF) aims to achieve equivalence between general and vocational education and allow learners to exit and re-enter the education ecosystem at multiple points. State your opinion on its potential to be game changer for the education sector. Reference: The Hindu

  6. Government jobs remains a preferred choice for the youth in the country as it offers a higher social status and job security. However, the over-emphasis on government jobs keeps the youth out of private work for too long and hurts consumption. Examine. Reference: Live Mint

  5. Mangrove forests are coastal forests and critical habitats that act as nurseries and protect from coasts from erosion. Mangroves in India are getting ecologically fragile and climatically vulnerable. Analyse. Reference: Insights on India

  4. The electronic waste, or e-waste, is becoming major a domestic and a global issue. Discuss the steps that must be taken to ensure safe disposal of e-wate in the country. Reference: Insights on India

  3. The country is characterised by the coexistence of agricultural bounty and widespread hunger and malnutrition. Examine the reasons for the same and its impact on various socio-economic indicators. Reference: Indian Express , Insights on India

  2. The Surrogacy Act and the Assisted Reproduction Technology Act impinge upon right to privacy, reproductive autonomy, and falls short in recognising non-traditional families. Critically analyse. Reference: Indian Express

  1. Colonialism may have been political philosophy but impact of colonisation was experienced differently across regions, classes and castes across the world. Analyse. Reference: The Hindu , Insights on India