GS1 · UPSC Mains
Despite being a non-constitutional body, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has wielded immense decision-making power in India. Discuss the advantages and issues associated with it. (150 words)
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utkarsh Dwivedi | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Utsav Anand | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Naman Kumar Singla | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Diksha Joshi | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Naman Goyal | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Asad Zuberi | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Preetam Kumar | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Ravi Kumar Sihag | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Parth Gupta | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Sonali Dev | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Bharat Jai Prakash Meena | — | VisionIAS | p.8 |
| Gamini Singla | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Surbhi Goyal | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Pulkit | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Mayank Mudgil | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |
| Amar Meena | — | VisionIAS | p.9 |