Q1) Discuss the challenges in implementing India’s One Health mission in the context of zoonotic outbreaks like bird flu. (GS2, 15 Marks, 250 words) Answer: India’s “One Health” approach aims to integrate human, animal, and environmental health for comprehensive pandemic preparedness. The recent recurrence of bird flu outbreaks underscores the need for effective One…
Q1) Critically examine the ethical, legal, and diplomatic challenges posed by India’s efforts to curb transnational drug trafficking through bilateral and regional cooperation. (GS2, 15 Marks, 250 words) Answer: India’s geographical location, with proximity to the ‘Golden Crescent’ and ‘Golden Triangle’ drug-producing regions, makes it highly vulnerable to cross-border drug trafficking. The government’s policy…
Q1) “What are the constitutional and political implications of President’s Rule in Manipur amid civil unrest?” (GS2– Polity, 10 Marks, 150 Words) Answer: President’s Rule, under Article 356, is invoked when a state government fails to function constitutionally. The recommendation to impose it in Manipur amid prolonged ethnic violence between Meiteis and Kukis raises…
Q1) Critically examine the causes behind the ongoing civil unrest in Manipur. How do identity-based conflicts challenge Centre-State relations and democratic governance in India? (GS Paper 2, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: The civil disobedience campaign in Manipur, led by Meitei organizations like COCOMI, is rooted in deep-seated identity-based grievances and perceived administrative disrespect….
Q1) Critically examine the geopolitical implications of Bangladesh’s internal divide over the proposed Myanmar corridor. How does this impact India’s strategic and security interests in the region? (GS Paper 2, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: The emerging rift between the Bangladesh Army and the interim civilian government over a proposed humanitarian corridor to Myanmar’s…
Q1) Evaluate the role of welfare schemes in transforming tribal governance and dignity in Bastar. What lessons can be learned for inclusive development in conflict-affected regions? (GS Paper 2, 10 Marks, 150 Words) Answer: Role of Welfare Schemes in Bastar: Livelihood Integration: Schemes like Narva, Garva, Ghurva, Badi revived traditional systems and created local…
Q1) Critically examine India’s counter-terrorism approach in Jammu and Kashmir after Operation Sindoor. What are the strategic limitations of kinetic force and how can India achieve sustainable counter-terror outcomes? (GS Paper 3, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: The April 2025 Pahalgam terror strike and India’s retaliatory Operation Sindoor have reignited national discourse on counter-terror strategy….
Q1) Critically examine the significance of the Keezhadi excavation findings and the controversy over delayed reporting by the ASI. What does it reveal about the intersection of archaeology, culture, and governance in India? (GS Paper 1, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: The Keezhadi excavations in Tamil Nadu have unearthed evidence of an advanced urban…
Q1) Critically examine the effectiveness of India’s counter-insurgency operations in Naxal-affected areas in light of the recent offensive in Chhattisgarh. What are the challenges in ensuring long-term peace and development in these regions? (GS Paper 3, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: India’s recent 72-hour anti-Naxal operation in the Abujhmad forest of Chhattisgarh led to…
Q1) The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the Waqf Act, 1995, particularly regarding provisions related to property disputes and exclusive control by Waqf Boards. (GS Paper 2, 15 Marks, 250 Words) Answer: The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the constitutional validity of the Waqf Act, 1995, particularly sections…
