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4. The decision to set up special courts to try MPs and MLAs facing criminal charges is a welcome step. Comment. What other measures can be taken to decriminalise politics in India? Suggest.
3. Over past decades, Indian cinema has witnessed a significant transformation in the way women are portrayed through films. Contemporary films portray women as more independent, confident, and career oriented. Comment. Do you witness any positive influence of such films on the patriarchal Indian society? Examine.
2. A concerted effort to preserve our heritage is a vital link to our cultural, educational, aesthetic, inspirational, and economic legacies – all of the things that quite literally make us who we are. Elucidate.
1. Sufism indeed was a religion of intense devotion, love was its passion; poetry, song and dance, its worship and passing away in God its ideal. Comment.
SYNOPSIS: IASbaba’s TLP – 2018: UPSC Mains General Studies Questions [19th December 2017]- Day 22
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5. Examine the factors that prompted recapitalisation of public sector banks. Will it be able to revive India’s banking sector? Critically analyse?
4. What is National Anti-profiteering Authority? What is its mandate? Also examine its need in post GST India.
3. With time, Indian classical paintings have evolved to become a sort of blend of the various traditions influencing them. Illustrate.
2. Though music transcends language, culture and time, and though notes are the same, Indian music is unique because it is evolved, sophisticated and melodies are defined. Elucidate.
1. Bharatanatyam is one of the most evolved art form, that relates to all the aspects of human existence: body, psyche and the soul. Comment.
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5. Hunger is not related as much to food production as to access and distribution. Comment. Are policies related to food production and distribution in India aligned accordingly? Examine.
4. India’s admittance into the Wassenaar Arrangement, a multilateral export control regime, as its 42nd participating member is a big step forward in its quest for formal acceptance as a responsible nuclear power. Comment.
3. Low standards in education, lack of requisite skills and unemployment form a vicious cycle which is detrimental to India’s demographic dividend. Comment. How can human resource development play a role in addressing this problem? Examine.
2. Why doesn’t India have globally competitive institutions of education? Examine. What would it take to transform higher education in India? Analyse.
1. While the private sector dominates healthcare delivery across the country, a majority of the population living below the poverty line (BPL) continues to rely on the under-financed and short-staffed public sector for its healthcare needs, as a result of which these remain unmet. Comment. Also suggest ideas to improve the status of public healthcare in India.
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5. Development is a multifaceted process. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have captured the vital aspects of human life and set targets accordingly. Does India’s developmental discourse resonate with the SDGs? Critically examine.

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