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“Indian families are becoming smaller, but not necessarily more egalitarian.” Examine. Identify the emerging fault lines within the household.

Topic: Society Q1. “Indian families are becoming smaller, but not necessarily more egalitarian.” Examine. Identify the emerging fault lines within the household. (10 M) Difficulty Level: Medium Reference: InsightsIAS Why the question To connect demographic change such as smaller family size with the deeper sociological reality that power relations inside households may remain unequal. It …

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NATGRID and the architecture of surveillance

Source: TH Subject: Governance Context: Recent reports indicate a major expansion of the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID), including its integration with the National Population Register (NPR) and wider access for State police, raising fresh debates on privacy, oversight, and the future of surveillance in India. About NATGRID and the architecture of surveillance: What is NATGRID? …

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“Lack of real-time intelligence has often hindered India’s internal security apparatus”. Examine how platforms like NATGRID seek to overcome this limitation. Analyse the institutional challenges in integrating state police with such platforms.

Topic: Challenges to internal security through communication networks, role of media and social networking sites in internal security challenges Q6. “Lack of real-time intelligence has often hindered India’s internal security apparatus”. Examine how platforms like NATGRID seek to overcome this limitation. Analyse the institutional challenges in integrating state police with such platforms. (10 M) Difficulty …

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