ClearMains
15 marks · 250 words
Practice this question
Handwrite your answer the way you would in the real exam, photograph it, and get AI-graded, rubric-based feedback — scores per dimension, strengths, gaps, and what a topper would add.
Handwrite it, get it evaluated →Want the full paper experience instead? Assemble a timed practice paper from the full GS2 question bank.
More on GS2 · Social Justice
Discuss the persistence of manual scavenging in India. How does the NAMASTE scheme contribute to its eradication?
Examine the concept of universal basic income in light of its probable advantages and concerns in a developing country like India
How can we work to create a more just and equitable society through education, policy, and grassroots activism?
Critically examine the arguments for and against legalising same sex marriage in India. What are the constitutional and social implications of such a move?
About one-fifth of India’s total population will be aged (60+) by 2050. In this context, discuss how the elderly can be transformed into active participants in the Indian economy.
In India it is said that the wealth hierarchy mimics the caste hierarchy. In the light of this statement establish the relationship between caste and economic inequality in India and highlight the initiatives taken to address the caste inequality.