Page-148 of UPSC Questions
"The forces of globalization have transformed the education systems worldwide."Discuss the impacts of globalization on higher education in India.
The higher education structure in India has served as both agent and object of the globalization and impacts of Globalization on it are immense and diverse, encompassing positive and negative changes. Globalization has not only underlined the need for higher ..
Explain why Mussolini launched the 'Battle for Births' in 1927.
The Battle for Births was launched in 1927 by Mussolini because Italy was aiming to become a great power and 40 million population was not enough to provide enough soldiers to help realise that dream. The campaign Battle for Births ..
With respect to Government Budgeting in India, differentiate between (1) votes on account and votes of credit (2) Excess grant and Exceptional grant.
Vote-on-account- literally means a vote on the accounts of the government. During elections and till a new government takes over, the caretaker government needs funds for various routine items of expenditure — like staff salaries — without which there would ..
While giving an account of spatial pattern of 'semiconductor industry' around the world, discuss its key features that make it unique in global economy.
The spatial pattern of the semi-conductor industry is largely concentrated in the following places- US South Korea China The semi-conductor industry is driven by technological innovations. Some of the important characteristics and demands which make the industry truly global in ..
With suitable examples, explain the meaning of "ethics of duty". How it is different from "ethics of responsibility"?
Ethics of duty refers to just doing the job as assigned or told. On the other hand ethics of responsibility refers to responsibility for the outcome of one’s action. A person working according to ethics of duty will just to ..
While throwing light upon current legal framework in place, discuss the legislative steps that should be taken to protect customers using digital payments in the country.
In an effort to move toward cashless economy ,governmnet has been promoting digital payment vigorously. Case of concern: According to RBI, 13,083 and 11,997 cases related to ATM,credit, debit card and net banking fraud were reported in 2014-2015 and 2015-16. ..
To what extent revival of vaishnavism and Bhakti movement led to development of various painting schools in India. Examine.
Two major factors have contributed greatly to the development of Rajasthani Paintings. First, the commercial community of Rajputana was economically prosperous. Second, the revival of Vaisnavism’ and the growth of Bhakti cult provided a direction to the development of a ..
Discuss, the evolution of fiscal federalism in India, in the light of developments in recent years.
Fiscal federalism refers to distribution of fiscal powers between the various organs of governments, viz. Union, State, 3rd tier. Recent changes such as 101st constitutional amendment act (GST) and debate around cesses have brought fiscal federalism into news. Evolution of ..
Throw light on the contribution of agriculture to GHG emissions. Suggest measures that can be undertaken to address the challenges in reducing agriculture’s carbon footprint in India.
Agriculture is the mainstay of the Indian Economy. With climate change, there is an increased need for scrutiny of agriculture as a source of Greenhouse gas emissions. GHG Emissions from Agriculture: Methane – Rice cultivation by flooding the fields is ..
What is a Bilateral Investment Treaty? Critically analyze their effects on Indian economy.
A BIT is a treaty between�two countries. It�sets out to�provide certain basic protections to the investors of one state investing in another. The first BIT was signed by India on March 14, 1994. Since then till date the government has ..