Answer: The harm principle states that the only actions that can be prevented are ones that create harm. In other words, a person can do whatever he wants as long as his actions do not harm others. If a person’s actions only affect himself, then society, which includes the government, should not be able to… Continue reading Q.4) Discuss Mills concept of ‘harm principle’. Is it right not to interfere with what someone does if it does not harm other people? Is it also applicable in family system? (250 Words)

Answer: The recently-released Economic Survey 2018-19 has discussed many acute challenges faced by the Indian economy like the severe agrarian crisis; the troubles of loss-making and debt-ridden public sector units; and the issues plaguing public sector banks. According to author, Odd points highlighted now in Survey have been discussing since decade etc. The document invokes… Continue reading Compare and contrats East Asian Economic reforms with Indian Reforms? Will East Asian model suit India’s need. Discuss.

Mentors Comments: In the intro, highlight the recent events in Assam where floods have created havoc and mention how it is a recurring theme every year in the state In the first part of the main body discuss the reasons behind this phenomenon. You can divide your discussion in 2 parts: Natural Reasons and Man… Continue reading Why are floods so destructive in Assam? What are the solutions to overcome it?

Mentors Comment: The answer will discuss the role of army during peace time and its various dimensions. Army takes part in infrastructure development, disaster management, representing the country in various sports and international events, exercises with various other nations’ armed forces and Peacekeeping in various parts of the world, internal security during unrest, Research and… Continue reading It is important to keep armed forces busy and well- mobilized to maintain them battle- ready, thus, their peace-time functions also have a strategic dimension. Elaborate.