GS2 · UPSC Mains
In the context of persistent legislative dysfunction in India, analyze the evolving role of judicial activism in shaping public policy and governance. Using examples from landmark court cases, evaluate the effectiveness of judicial interventions in addressing governance gaps and safeguarding citizens' rights. (250 words,
GS2 · Separation of powers & dispute-redressal mechanisms
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
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| AAKASH | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Ajink Kumar | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Ankit Agrawal | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Charan Teja Narisimsetti | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Dommeti Vinay | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Prateek Misha | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Priyanshu Mishra | — | NextIAS | p.32 |
| Rajat Singh | — | NextIAS | p.26 |
| Rambhrosh Saran | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Ritika Chitlangia | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Sahil | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Sanchit Sharma | — | NextIAS | p.29 |
| Shikhar Mogha | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Sidaq Singh | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Sweta | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Raghav Jhunjhunwala | — | NextIAS | p.32 |
| Nisar Dishant Amrutlal | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Chiranshu Taneja | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Akash Kumar | — | NextIAS | p.30 |
| Aditya Agarwal | — | Nextias | p.30 |
| R Rangamanju | — | Nextias | p.30 |
| Sachin Bg | — | Nextias | p.30 |
| Shreya Tyagi | — · 2024 | NextIAS | p.30 |