PRATHAMESH KUMAR
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Sample questions answered
- "Poverty is the worst form of violence" - MK Gandhi Essay
- The National Cyber Security Policy (NCSP-2013) presented an opportunity to understand existing legal limitations before devising a future framework . In this context, enumerate the objectives and strategies of NCSP. Also, discuss the shortcomings and limitations that it has been suffering from GS1
- Transnational security threats posed by non-state actors in the IOR have considerably risen in recent years. What are the threats and challenges posed by them? Explain the need for cooperation between the states and associated maritime agencies. GS1
- While paramilitary forces are often successful in their fight against terrorists, insurgents and Naxalites, it is the fight for dignity and recognition that has left them depressed and demoralized. Analyse the reasons for demoralization of paramilitary forces in India? What steps have been taken by the government in this regard? (Answer in 150 words) GS1
- Cyber Space, like Outer Space is unbounded and equally accessible to all. In this context, evaluate the merits and demerits of having a body like the United Nations to govern it. Also, comment on the role that India has played so far in reforming Internet governance structures. (Answer in 150 words) GS1
- NATGRID has been touted as an idea, which would help a great deal in combating terrorism emerging out of Indian soil. In this context, examine how NATGRID would strengthen India's security architecture. GS1
- Any counter-terrorism strategy can succeed only if sources of terrorist funding are blocked by efficient financial regulation. In light of this statement, discuss the need for an efficient legal framework to combat terror financing in India and steps taken Q.7 It has been argued that rather than curbing militancy, AFSPA has further fuelled it. Discuss. Why is AFSPA still in operation in some states despite the growing demand to repeal it? GS1
- It has been argued that rather than curbing militancy, AFSPA has further fuelled it. Discuss. Why is AFSPA still in operation in some states despite the growing demand to repeal it? GS1
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