ChandraJyoti Singh

AIR 28 · CSE 2019

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• Illustrate how pressure groups have emerged as a strong mechanism for making democracy participatory and responsive. (150 Words) GS1
• Explain the significance and controversies, if any, associated with the Article 35A of the Indian constitution. (150 Words) GS1
• The ambiguity surrounding lobbying in India is further exacerbated by the country's endemic corruption. In this context, critically examine the case for legalising lobbying in India. (150 words) GS1
• Independent India adopted a modified version of the Westminster model of government. In this context discuss the commonalities and differences between the political system of India and UK. (150 Words) GS1
• Political parties are an integral part of the democratic set up of India. In the context, discuss the need for strengthening the process of institutionalization of intra-party democracy in political parties in India. (150 Words) GS1
• It is of paramount importance to ensure that the Election Commission of India (ECI) be fully insulated from political pressure to maintain the purity of elections. In this context, discuss the need to have a relook at the process of appointment and removal of election commissioners to the ECI. (150 Words) GS1
• In post-liberalised India, it is imperative that the role of state be that of a facilitator, and not one of a regulator. Analyse. (150 words) GS1
• By providing new pools of leadership talent, lateral entry will help in addressing the most crucial challenges that the civil services in India currently face. Critically evaluate. (150 words) GS1

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