Page-137 of UPSC Questions
India-China relations are haunted with structural issues. For tangible gains in bilateral relations India must address these structural problems. Discuss
India-China relations are going through a tough phase. The persistent structural problems that hobbled the India-China ties are: Form above Substance Time and again there is danger of putting form above substance and betting that the higher the level of ..
"Although Fertilizer industry has made rapid progress; India's indigenous Fertilizer production is still not able to keep pace with the growth in consumption."Discuss
There are several reasons for this. Firstly, setting up a fertilizer plant in India is a long process which generally takes five to eight years from time of issue of letter of intent to start of production. There was an ..
First Green Revolution ran out of steam mainly because it was focused only on grain production, with this context; present a conceptual framework upon ushering India into Second Green revolution.
Hint: First Green Revolution did not help the dry land farming and it was not scale neutral and thus helped only large farmers. The call for second green revolution focuses on these issues by adopting a different strategy to follow. ..
Critically discuss the impact of partition on India's popular art, particularly Cinema and Theatre with suitable examples.
The key impact of partition on India’s popular art industry (Cinema and Theatre) can be discussed in the light of cross migration of talent and idea of two (antagonistic) countries that emerged from one country. Cross Migration of Talent The ..
How important was the Marshall Plan in bringing about the recovery of Western Europe between 1947 and 1951?
Marshall Plan was announced in June 1947. It was an economic extension of Truman Doctrine. It was named after American Secretary of State George Marshall who forwarded his European Recovery Program, which offered financial and economic help wherever it was ..
In recent decades, religion has gained stronghold in India's North East as a factor of political mobilization. Examine the issue from the internal security perspective.
Religion is the closest identity of an individual. Its the easiest way to attract individuals. In the North-Eastern India, there has been rampant political mobilization taking place in the name of religion and this is creatinf serious internal security challenges ..
Should the Government repeal the Section 377 of IPC? Opine.
India continues to uphold section 377 of the Indian Penal Code dating back to 1860, introduced during the British rule of India, which criminalises sexual activities “against the order of nature”, which also includes homosexual acts. It is a colonial law made ..
National urban transport policy emphasizes on moving people instead of moving vehicles. Discuss critically the success of various strategies of the government in this regard.
The vision statement of the National Urban Transport Policy (NUTP) acknowledges that people occupy centre-stage, and that cities must evolve in a manner that supports the main social and economic activities taking place there. The objectives of the NUTP also ..
Apart from a few notable individual achievements, the overall participation of women in scientific research has been very low. Examine the steps taken by the government in this regard.
Women workforce in the field of scientific research (STEM) is around 23% in India, which is very low as compared to world standards. Except some examples in different fields, like the women’s team of ISRO in the Mangalyaan mission, achievements ..
"The skewed utilization of fertilizers is mainly due to pricing of subsidized fertilizers."Examine the issue throwing light on current policy framework.
This subsidy on fertilizers is provided by the Government of India to the Phosphatic and Potassic fertilizer companies. The companies then give fertilizers to the farmers at a subsidized rate, which is lower than its normal value. Problems with uses ..