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International Relations › Bilateral Relations
International Relations › Bilateral Relations
With respect to the South China sea, maritime territorial disputes and rising tension affirm the need for safeguarding maritime security to ensure freedom of navigation and over flight throughout the region. In this context, discuss the bilateral issues between India and China.
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International Relations › World Bank,IMF,ADB,International Finance
International Relations › World Bank,IMF,ADB,International Finance
Some of the International funding agencies have special terms for economic participation stipulating a substantial component of the aid to be used for sourcing equipment from the leading countries. Discuss on merits of such terms and if, there exists a strong case not to accept such conditions in the Indian context.
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International Relations › World Bank,IMF,ADB,International Finance
India has recently signed to become founding a New Development Bank (NDB) and also the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) .How will the role of the two Banks be different? Discuss the significance of these two Banks for India.
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International Relations › WTO
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Modern History › 1857 Revolt,other wars
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Modern History › British PoliciesXEconomic
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Polity › Judiciary
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Polity › ParliamentxPrivileges
Polity › ParliamentxPrivileges
The ‘Powers, Privileges and Immunities of Parliament and its Members’ as envisaged in Article 105 of the Constitution leave room for a large number of un-codified and un-enumerated privileges to continue. Assess the reasons for the absence of legal codification of the ‘parliamentary privileges’. How can this problem be addressed?