GS2 · Social Justice

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Self-Help Groups have emerged as the most effective mechanism for the delivery of microfinance services to the poor. Critically examine.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Objectives of gender justice go beyond the boundaries of the courts. Comment.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

The Aspirational Districts’ Programme seeks to remove heterogeneity in socio-economic indicators reflected in prevalent inequality in districts of India. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Even after having a number of schemes to address malnutrition, malnutrition remains a mighty challenge for India. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Unequal access to the Internet creates and reproduces socio-economic exclusions. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

In countries like India, social security in its modern form has been a response to many issues arising out of the development process. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

India is projected to surpass China as the world’s most populous country by 2027. Discuss the challenges of rising population and suggest a way forward.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

PM-KISAN is aimed at boosting rural consumption and helping poor farmers recover from distress. Examine the challenges of PM-KISAN in this context.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

The double burden of undernutrition and obesity needs to be tackled as part of India's national nutrition strategy. Discuss

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

The growing problems in the field of medical implants in India calls for regulatory overhaul of present structure. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

What do you understand by fixed dose combination(FDC) drugs? Highlight the advantages and limitations of FDCs in addressing the health care in India.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Examine the concept of universal basic income in light of its probable advantages and concerns in a developing country like India

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Examine the reasons behind persistence of malnutrition in India and steps taken by government in this regard.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

The private sector in healthcare can play a pivotal role in achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Examine.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

How does the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) promote the ideals of social justice enshrined in our constitutional spirit?

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

.Despite achieving a near universal enrolment in primary school education, India has not been able to ensure concurrent learning, as demonstrated by latest ASER report. Examine. (250 words).

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

. India’s women who are enrolled in education and employment are far less than their counterparts.Examine the reasons and probable solutions for this gap in India.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

According to the World Bank, one in every 12 households in India has a person living with a disability. In the light of this statement, discuss the steps taken by the government to protect the rights of disabled in India. Also, highlight the shortcomings of these measures. (150 words).

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

Discuss the challenges related to higher education in India. Also suggest the corrective measures that need to be taken in this regard.

GS2 · Social Justice · 10 marks

Multidimensional approach to assess deprivation is critical to combat poverty and achieve sustainable development goals. Discuss.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

. Recently Lok Sabha passed the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill 2016. Discuss the need, provisions and concerns with regard to the bill (250 words).

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

. Despite several provisions in the Indian constitution and laws prohibiting the practice of manual scavenging, the dehumanizing practice still persists across the country. Examine the causes and suggest steps needed to overcome problem of manual scavenging.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

. Even though child mortality in India has reduced significantly, the numbers are still the highest in the world. Discuss the reason behind the persistence in high rate of child mortality in the country and highlight the steps taken by the government in this regard.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

In light of the ostracisation faced by Denotified and Nomadic Tribes, discuss the steps that need to be taken to provide them access to political-social-economic welfare.

GS2 · Social Justice · 15 marks

: A third of the world's stunted children under five live in India. In light of the above statement, discuss the existing national framework to improve nutrition in India and its shortcomings in meeting its objective.