28 October 2024 : Daily Answer Writing
Q1) How far do you agree that a robust domestic demand is the most important driver of India’s economic growth? What are other factors that influence the growth trajectory of the country?
(250 Words/15 Marks)
The Hindu Editorial 10-November-2023 1. Women in red: On an optimum menstrual hygiene policy. Topic: GS3 – Woman health. Judicial Intervention: The Supreme Court of India intervenes, setting a four-week deadline for the government to finalize a comprehensive menstrual hygiene policy. Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud directs the formulation of a national model for girls’ toilet…
The Hindu Editorial 19-August-2023 Daily Current Affairs For UPSC ,The Hindu Editorial Summary Facebook-f Twitter Youtube 1. The issue is not about India’s GDP, but its JDP. Topic: GS3 – Indian economy. GDP Growth vs. Job Potential: The debate on India’s GDP growth has largely focused on which government achieved higher growth rates. The true…
1. A modified UBI policy may be more feasible (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 8) Topic: GS2 – Governance Context The article discusses the concept of Universal Basic Income (UBI) as a social safety net to address unemployment and rising inequality, especially in India. It evaluates UBI’s feasibility and desirability…
1. ‘U.S.-India ties will be strengthened, but expect tariff hikes’ (Source – The Hindu, International Edition – Page No. – 5) Topic: GS2 – International Relations – Bilateral Relations Context In an exclusive interview, Trump’s former envoy discussed potential shifts in U.S.-India relations during his second term. Strengthening Strategic Ties Trade Relations: Tariffs and Market…
Q1) Historical and cultural affinities between India and Nepal create a strong foundation for cooperation in various sectors, but the bilateral ties remain mired in suspicion and mistrust. Elucidate. (250 Words/15 Marks) ANS “Ours is a ‘Roti-Beti ka Sambandh’ – a bond of family and kinship.” – Smt. Sushma Swaraj on India- Nepal ties. India…
Q1) Highlight the key features of Lord Ripon’s new approach that differentiated his policies from those of his predecessors. What were the long-term effects of the period of his governorship? ANSWER Lord Ripon was the Viceroy of India from 1880 to 1884. The British colonial regime, which was reflective of the exploitative tendencies, saw a…