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This is the mark of a serious aspirant

source Hi, I just need to say this to boost my motivation level (can help others too). As the prelims… Continue reading

Medical Education Governance in India

The MCI has been in the news for the wrong reasons as the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health in its… Continue reading

Learn from your mistakes BUT don’t slack off while you attempt

Every year, we try to read the UPSC examiner’s mind to position our preparation on the right track and more… Continue reading

Polity conundrum !!

How do I deal with constitutional and non constitutional bodies? I just lack everything after panchayati raj,should I have to… Continue reading

The Making of the Indian Constitution

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UPSC Prelims Modern History Trend Analysis: Part 5

Pre 2009 1. One of the following began with the Dandi March? Home Rule Movement Non – Cooperation Movement… Continue reading

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Is it necessary to read 2nd ARC recommendations as well?

Open Discussion for Full Length Mock #3

What’s this? Discussion blog page for those who just attempted FL#3. Discussion is open for any question which you had a… Continue reading

It is commented by many experts that RCEP could be game changer for India’s exports. Explain how.

The large, regional trade blocs are the new paradigm for international trade and India is ill-prepared for this new trade regime.” Discuss.

It is said that reforms in bankruptcy laws can play a crucial role in economic growth and financial stability. In the light of increasing non-performing assets (NPAs) in banks, discuss the statement

Reckless lending by public sector banks has been blamed as one of the reasons why certain rich individuals have misused large funds and have become wilful defaulters. Is it an instance of crony capitalism? How should such banks and defaulters be treated by the government? Critically comment.

Recently the government has decided to offer tax rebates to encourage transactions through credit and debit cards. Critically examine the rationale behind this move, its merits and demerits.

Economists argue that instead of allowing more free ATM transactions, RBI and government should encourage more cashless transactions. Examine why.

It is said that a drastic reduction in the use of cash in an economy has several potential benefits. What are these benefits? India is said to have one of highest cash to GDP ratio. Why is India finding it difficult to move towards a cashless economy? Examine.

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This is the mark of a serious aspirant

Medical Education Governance in India

Learn from your mistakes BUT don’t slack off while you attempt

Polity conundrum !!

The Making of the Indian Constitution

UPSC Prelims Modern History Trend Analysis: Part 5

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Open Discussion for Full Length Mock #3

It is commented by many experts that RCEP could be game changer for India’s exports. Explain how.

The large, regional trade blocs are the new paradigm for international trade and India is ill-prepared for this new trade regime.” Discuss.

Should India sign the 16-country Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade agreement? Substantiate.

Polity

Internal Security Architecture Shortcomings – Key Forces, NIA, IB, CCTNS, etc.

World geography

Critically comment on the strategy followed by India in conserving its wildlife and forest.

It is said that reforms in bankruptcy laws can play a crucial role in economic growth and financial stability. In the light of increasing non-performing assets (NPAs) in banks, discuss the statement

Reckless lending by public sector banks has been blamed as one of the reasons why certain rich individuals have misused large funds and have become wilful defaulters. Is it an instance of crony capitalism? How should such banks and defaulters be treated by the government? Critically comment.

Recently the government has decided to offer tax rebates to encourage transactions through credit and debit cards. Critically examine the rationale behind this move, its merits and demerits.

Economists argue that instead of allowing more free ATM transactions, RBI and government should encourage more cashless transactions. Examine why.

It is said that a drastic reduction in the use of cash in an economy has several potential benefits. What are these benefits? India is said to have one of highest cash to GDP ratio. Why is India finding it difficult to move towards a cashless economy? Examine.

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