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) 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) “Poverty has a woman’s face.” What do you understand by feminization of poverty? What role can women empowerment play in poverty reduction? (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS The term “feminization of poverty” refers to the disproportionate and increasing burden of poverty that women experience compared to men. Feminization of poverty gives poverty a woman’s face…
Q1) The Indian constitution is unique in the sense that it not only creates a limited government but also establishes a welfare state. Explain with suitable examples. (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS Indian Constitution not only enables Indian democracy by defining various organs of government but also by defining their powers. Constitution sets broader limits…
Q1) The ideology of paternalistic benevolence and white man’s burden thinly veiled the realities of a despotic Raj that continually impoverished the country. Comment. ANSWER As the ruling authority in colonial India, the British professed a role of India’s “parent,” making decisions in their supposed favour while not allowing Indians the liberty to decide on…
Mains Answer Writing 14-March-2024 Q1) Evaluate the role of civil society organizations (CSOs) in improving the governance process in India. What are the challenges in utilizing CSOs as a model for public services delivery? (250 Words/15Marks) ANSWER Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are non-profit, non-government umbrella groups representing a wide range of interests of their members….
Q1) Discuss the socio-economic impact of new developments in science and technology in India since independence. (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS Right after independence, Pt. JL Nehru recognized that future belongs to those who embrace science and technology. Development of indigenous S&T has been a focus area which resulted in capacities most remarkably in the field…