10 May 2024 : Daily Answer Writing
Q1) Why is graphene considered material of the future? Suggest measures to help India become a frontrunner in the incoming graphene-age?
(150 Words/10 Marks)
Q1) In light of incidents of serving civil servants openly criticising the government and some also resigning in protest, discuss whether civil servants should get entangled in the political discussions/opinions? (150 Words/10 Marks) ANS Civil servants are the agents of the government who are responsible for execution of the policies of the government efficiently. Impartiality,…
Q1) “The attainment of political independence in 1947 was a watershed moment in Indian history, but it did not mean an end to the struggles for economic and cultural freedom.” Discuss. (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS The political independence gained by India in 1947 refers to the end of the colonial rule in the country which…
Q1) While the citizens charter has long been touted as a game changer when it comes to efficient people-centric public service delivery, it has merely become a toothless tool plagued with ineffective implementation. Elaborate. Answer: Citizen’s Charter is a voluntary and written document of commitments made by a government organization to the citizens in respect…
Q1) “Integrity is the cornerstone of effective governance.” Discuss the importance of integrity for good governance. Why is it so difficult to achieve high level of integrity in public life? (250 Words/15 Marks) ANSWER Integrity is the consistent and unfailing adherence to moral principles. In governance, it implies probity in governance through adherence to principles…
Mains Answer Writing 12-December-2023 1. When it comes to Indian culture, few symbols are as enduring and ubiquitous as the elephant and the lotus. Elaborate this statement with examples. ANSWER Symbols are an integral element of the Indian culture and have spiritual, mythological, and representational significance. In India’s rich and diverse cultural background, the importance…
Q1) Strengthening the National Commission of Scheduled Tribes (NCST) through various complementary mechanisms can go a long way towards mainstreaming the welfare of the tribals. Explain. (150 Words/10 Marks) ANS National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) is a constitutional body created by 89th CAA, 2003 to effectively protect the interests of Scheduled tribes. NCST has…