GS2 · Polity & Governance

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

The governor is mere ‘agent of the centre’ rather than being the ‘constitutional head of state’. Discuss the recent controversies involving the post of Governor in India.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

There is a need for uniformity in the personal laws regulating secular affairs. Discuss

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Discuss the significance of Lok Adalat as an effective dispute resolution mechanism?

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Discuss the role of Rajya Sabha in strengthening the fundamentals of our parliamentary democracy.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

India needs a robust policy framework to unleash the potential of its online gaming sector. Elucidate. (250 words).

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

What are the implications of Unregulated OTT platforms in India? Suggest some recent policy measures introduced by the government.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

Poverty and unemployment are the major barriers to India’s Development. Discuss.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

What do you mean by the Nordic Model of Democracy and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the Nordic Model of Democracy.?

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

Increasingly, Civil Servants are being charged with corruption. In this context discuss the reasons behind the prevalence of corruption in Civil Services and its impact on people and Public Life.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Sedition law is a dated colonial-era statute that requires a comprehensive update to be relevant. Discuss.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

What are the key differences between Fundamental rights (FR) and Directive Principles of State Policies (DPSP). Discuss the associated cases which show the conflict between fundamental rights (FR) and Directive Principles of State Policies (DPSP).

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

What are the problems faced by the transgender community in India? How far The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2019 will be able to address these problems and bring justice to this community?

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

“The CIC (Central Information Commission) is the highest appellate body under the RTI Act, however it has its own limitations.” In this context, discuss the powers and functions of the CIC.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

“The appointment of the first Lokpal, though delayed, is an important step towards the cause of fighting graft in the government.” Comment.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Pressure groups, unlike political parties, are formed to address their immediate problems. Discuss the different methods adopted by the pressure groups to realise their goals.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Discuss the key challenges India is facing in terms of the digitisation of judiciary and suggest measures that can be taken to overcome these challenges.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

Has digital illiteracy, particularly in rural areas, coupled with lack of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) accessibility hindered socio-economic development? Examine with justification.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

Do Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committees keep the administrations on its toes and inspire reverence for parliamentary control? Evaluate the working of such committees with suitable examples.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 15 marks

. Analyse the distinguishing features of the notion of Right to Equality in the Constitutions of the USA and India.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

To what extent, in your view, the Parliament is able to ensure accountability of the executive in India?

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

How have the recommendations of the 14 th Finance Commission of India enabled the States to improve their fiscal position?

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Discuss the desirability of greater representation to women in the higher judiciary to ensure diversity, equity and inclusiveness.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Critically evaluate the functioning of NITI Aayog since its inception.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

Highlight the salient features of the Fundamental Duties in the Indian constitution. Also, discuss the ways in which different ministries can play a constructive role in the promotion of the individual fundamental duties.

GS2 · Polity & Governance · 10 marks

‘Constitutional Morality’ is rooted in the Constitution itself and is founded on its essential facets. Explain the doctrine of ‘Constitutional Morality’ with the help of relevant judicial decisions.