Q.1) What are the various challenges faced by PDS? How DBT can be helpful in overcoming these challenges. Examine. (15 marks, 250 words) Q.2) Food security bill is expected to eliminate hunger and malnutrition in India. Critically discuss various apprehensions in its effective implementation along with the concerns it has generated in WTO. (10 marks, […]
Q.1) Explain various types of revolutions, took place in Agriculture after Independence in India. How these revolutions have helped in poverty alleviation and food security in India? Q.2) How can the ‘Digital India’ programme help farmers to improve farm productivity and income? What steps has the Government taken in this regard? Q.3) What do you
Q.1) Assess the role of National Horticulture Mission (NHM) in boosting the production, productivity, and income of horticulture farms. How far has it succeeded in increasing the income of farmers? (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) What is water-use efficiency? Describe the role of micro-irrigation in increasing the water-use efficiency. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.3) There
Q.1) Account for the failure of manufacturing sector in achieving the goal of labour-intensive exports rather than capital-intensive exports. Suggest measures for more labour-intensive rather than capital-intensive exports. (15 marks) Q.2) “Success of ‘Make in India’ programme depends on the success of ‘Skill India’ programme and radical labour reforms.” Discuss with logical arguments. (10 marks)
Q.1) The mobilization of resources for the developmental process is the most important task of the government. In this context the financial resources are the one of fundamental resources. Discuss the other two fundamental resources of the developmental process. (15 marks) Q.2) What is Human Capital? Discuss how it is different from the Human resource.
Q.1) ‘Too little cash, too much politics, leaves UNESCO fighting for life.’ Discuss the statement in the light of US’ withdrawal and its accusation of the cultural body as being ‘anti-Israel bias’. (10 marks) Q.2) “The long-sustained image of India as a leader of the oppressed and marginalised Nations has disappeared on account of its
Q.1) “What introduces friction into the ties between India and the United States is that Washington is still unable to find for India a position in its global strategy, which would satisfy India’s National self- esteem and ambitions” Explain with suitable examples. (15 marks, 250 words) Q.2) ‘The time has come for India and Japan
Q.1) “If amendment bill to the Whistle-blowers Act, 2011 tabled in the Parliament is passed, there may be no one left to protect.” Critically evaluate. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) Citizens’ Charter is an ideal instrument of organizational transparency and accountability, but. it has its own limitations. Identify the limitations and suggest measures for greater
Q.1) E-Governance is not only about utilization of the power of new technology, but also much about critical importance of the ‘use value’ of information Explain. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) Discuss the role of Public Accounts Committee in establishing accountability of the government to the people. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.3) In the integrity
Q.1) There is a growing divergence in the relationship between poverty and hunger in India. The shrinking of social expenditure by the government is forcing the poor to spend more on Non- Food essential items squeezing their food – budget. – Elucidate. (10 marks, 150 words) Q.2) How far do you agree with the view