GS2 · Social Justice

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Critically examine the arguments for and against legalising same sex marriage in India. What are the constitutional and social implications of such a move?

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Who are entitled to receive free legal aid? Assess the role of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) in rendering free legal aid in India. (150 Words)  (GS-II, Mains 2023)

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

What are the issues with Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act, 1994? Elaborate and suggest measures to tackle them.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Discuss the significance of the National Food Security Act in ensuring social justice in India.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Analyze the impact of development projects and policies on tribal communities in India.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Discuss the role of women in Indian society and politics.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

In what ways can India address issues of gender-based violence and promote the safety and security of women?

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

How do issues of housing and homelessness impact social justice and how can we work to address these issues?

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

How can we work to create a more just and equitable society through education, policy, and grassroots activism?

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

What are the main challenges facing the LGBTQ+ community in terms of social justice and how can they be addressed?

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Analyze the impact of economic policies on social justice in India, and suggest measures to ensure that economic growth is inclusive and equitable.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

The largest region of illicit opium cultivation in its neighborhood poses threat to India's youth. Discuss protective measures that are necessary to stop this drug menace?

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Discuss the impacts of the digital divide on the education and the health sector.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Digital divide leads to inequality and disparity in society and leads to the problem of unequal access to education. Discuss

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

In order to realise the benefits of demographic dividend, health is one of the most critical prerequisites. Discuss in light of National Health Policy 2017.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Displacement of tribals and other marginalised communities has been one of the major consequences of development process in India. Comment.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

. “Earn while you learn a scheme needs to be strengthened to make vocational education and skill training meaningful.” Comment.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Can the vicious cycle of gender inequality, poverty and malnutrition be broken through microfinancing of women SHGs? Explain with examples.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

“Earn while you learn scheme needs to be strengthened to make vocational education and skill training meaningful.” Comment.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

“Pressure groups play a vital role in influencing public policy making in India.” Explain how the business associations contribute to public policies.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

“Besides being a moral imperative of a Welfare State, primary health structure is a necessary precondition for sustainable development.” Analyse.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

“Though women in post-Independent India have excelled in various fields, the social attitude towards women and feminist movement has been patriarchal.” Apart from women education and women empowerment schemes, what interventions can help change this milieu?

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Can Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organisations present an alternative model of public service delivery to benefit the common citizen? Discuss the challenges of this alternative model.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Microfinancing was introduced in India as a solution to poverty and to empower Self Help Groups (SHGs). Despite its strong potential, the microfinance sector faces challenges related to accessibility in India. Analyse.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Displacement of tribals and other marginalised communities has been one of the major consequences of the development process in India. Comment.