Sanjita Mohapatra
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Sample questions answered
- (a) What does 'publicness' of public sector indicate? Comment on the blurring of lines between public and private sector in the wake of increasing role of private sector to deliver services to the public. GS4
- (b) Giving examples of some social ills plaguing the society, discuss how social persuasion can be an effective technique to overcome them. GS4
- The grievance redressal mechanism is the gauge to measure efficiency and effectiveness as it provides important feedback on the working of the administration. In this context, answer the following questions: (a) Identify the issues which have created barriers for a responsive redressal mechanism. GS4
- (b) What steps should be taken by the government for establishing an effective grievance redressal mechanism? GS4
- (b) "Not everybody can be famous, but everybody can be great because greatness is determined by service"- Martin Luther King. GS4
- (a) Explain why superstitious beliefs and practices abound in India. In this context, discuss the importance of inculcating scientific temper to remove superstitions. GS4
- (b) Simply labelling people as liberal or conservative is to miss the point that an individual can have divergent views on different issues. Explain with examples. GS4
- (a) Anti-corruption measures need focus on both demand as well as supply side of corruption. Discuss in the light of prevalence of 'collusive corruption' in India. GS4
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