Vandana Rao
| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 13 | source PDF |
| GS1 | VisionIAS | 13 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- What do you understand by Monetary Policy Trilemma? How can it be resolved in Indian context? GS1
- What is inflation targeting? Describe the major recommendations of the Urjit Patel Committee for it. GS1
- India is being accused of sabotaging the trade facilitation agreement with its rigid stance on the issue of public stockholding of food grains. Bring out the major reasons for India's stand at WTO negotiations related to the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA). Do you think India's stand was justified? GS1
- "Unspent provisions in a grant or appropriation indicate either poor budgeting or shortfall in performance or both". Elaborate this statement in the context of budgeting in India. Also suggest few remedies to overcome it. GS1
- An efficient financial system is regarded as an essential prerequisite for higher economic growth. In this context, elaborate on the recommendation given by FSLRC for strengthening the Financial Sector in India. GS1
- PPP based infrastructure projects have displayed good progress in some sectors, whereas limited success in others. Substantiate. Also explain the various challenges being faced by them. GS1
- Rational energy prices provide the right signal to both producers and consumers and also lead to a demand-supply match. Highlight the steps taken by the government for rationalizing the energy prices in different sectors. GS1
- The National Land Reforms Policy 2013 focuses on those aspects of land reforms, which if implemented in true letter and spirit will have the potential to tilt the balance in favor of the landless and poor. Critically Analyse. GS1