Q1- The 18th century India represented a transformation rather than complete collapse of polity. Comment. (150 words,10 marks)-GS1 Q2- “In India, Presidential pardons are anathema in a constitution built on separation of power and rule of law”. How far do you agree with the statement? Give reasons in support of…
Q1- How a Pressure group is different from a Interest group? Critically analyse the role of Pressure groups in enhancing political system? (GS2) Q2- Explain India’s Nuclear Power Programme. Mention the current status of Programme and hurdles being faced in its implementation. (GS3). Q3- Integrity is not something you show…
Q1- “A fine balance between right to equality and equal protection of laws is the foundation of rule of law”. Elaborate.(GS2) Q2- Differentiate between Attitude and behaviour by quoting some real life examples.(GS4) Q3- Unless India improves the quality and functioning of its entire internal-security apparatus, the country will remain…
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