Category: GS 3

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Day 5 – Q 3. Agriculture and rural industry could be India’s strength post COVID-19. Do you agree? Substantiate your response.
Day 14 – Q 3. With favourable tropical geography, huge domestic demand, and high export potential, India can be a world leader in the field of tapping and utilising solar energy. Do you agree? What are the challenges? Discuss.
Day 14 – Q 2. What are the emerging geopolitical challenges for India during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic? How its India handling it? Examine.
Day 11 – Q 2. What do you understand by blockchain technology? Why is it important to regulate the usage of blockchain technology? Substantiate your arguments.
Day 11 – Q 1. What is herd immunity? How does it get developed? How does it provide protection from viral infections? Illustrate.
Day 10 – Q 2. Economic lockdown has miraculously changed the environment condition in India. What lessons can we learn from it and what measures should be taken to maintain this environmental condition?
Day 10 – Q 1. How can Global warming be seen as a cause of increase in epidemics? Discuss. 
Day 8 – Q 3. What do the latest GDP figures indicate about the economy? Do these figures accurately portray the current status of the economy? Critically examine.
Day 8 – Q 2. What are the challenges posed by India’s federal polity in the formulation and implementation of a cohesive disaster response policy. Examine.
Day 7 – Q 3. What are the institutional arrangements in place to tackle epidemics in India? What are the most serious gaps in this arrangement? Examine.
Day 7 – Q 1. While rats cuts and moratorium on loan repayments are welcome steps, revival of production and demand is the most effective solution to boost the economy. Comment.
Day 5 – Q 3. The COVID-19 outbreak has reemphasised the need of having a basic minimum income scheme. Comment.
Day 5 – Q 2.The COVID-19 pandemic can serve as an opportunity for India to redefine its approach to economic growth. Do you agree? Substantiate with the help of suitable arguments.
Day 5 – Q 1. What is ‘online extremism’? What are the ways to curb it? Can a restrictions on internet in the highly disturbed pockets really help in curbing online extremism? Critically comment.
Day 4 – Q 3. What are the most potent threats to the mangrove ecosystem in Eastern India? Discuss. In what ways to cyclones like the recent Amphan affect the mangroves? Examine.
Day 4 – Q 2. There is a serious gap in global dialogue between nuclear weapons states — at bilateral and multilateral levels. Do you agree? Should this gap be a case of serious concern? Critically analyse.
Day 3 – Q 3. What do you understand by ‘vocal for local’ strategy? Can India afford self-reliance? Will it not isolate India from the global economy? Critically examine. 
Day 2 – Q 2. The toxic gas leak in Visakhapatnam that killed 11 people and made hundreds ill shows lessons haven’t been learned from the 1984 Bhopal tragedy. In this light, suggest a blueprint for preventing such disasters in the future. 
Day 1 – Q 3. The announcement of the revival package for kick-starting the economy is fiscally prudent. Elucidate. 
Day 1 – Q 2. How far do you support the decision of the Government to cap air fares? What impact will it have on the airlines? Critically examine. 

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