“India has emerged as a Vishwa Mitra (global friend), Vishwa Guru (global teacher), and Vishwa Vaidya (global physician).” Examine the statement in the light of India’s development in recent years.

Points to Remember: India’s rise on the global stage. Examination of India’s role as Vishwa Mitra (global friend), Vishwa Guru (global teacher), and Vishwa Vaidya (global physician). Analysis of supporting evidence and counterarguments. Suggestions for future development. Introduction: The assertion that India has emerged as a “Vishwa Mitra” (global friend), “Vishwa Guru” (global teacher), and … Read more

“Not all animals migrate by choice” is a campaign against what activity? Suggest innovative steps to make the campaign a success.

Points to Remember: The campaign targets activities that force animal migration, primarily habitat destruction and climate change. Innovative strategies are needed to raise awareness and promote behavioral change. The campaign should focus on both individual and systemic actions. Introduction: The statement “Not all animals migrate by choice” highlights the involuntary displacement of animals due to … Read more

“Seventy-hour work week may offer a temporary burst of productivity but at the expense of employees’ well-being, long-term output, and overall social happiness.” Critically examine the statement.

Points to Remember: The impact of a 70-hour work week on employee well-being. The relationship between working hours and productivity. The broader societal implications of excessively long working hours. Potential long-term consequences for individuals and organizations. Policy recommendations for promoting work-life balance. Introduction: The statement “Seventy-hour work week may offer a temporary burst of productivity … Read more

What is traditional knowledge? Suggest ways to use it for the sustainable use of forests and biodiversity.

Points to Remember: Join Our Telegram Channel Definition and characteristics of Traditional Knowledge (TK) Relationship between TK and sustainable forest management Methods for integrating TK into forest conservation and biodiversity protection Challenges and considerations in utilizing TK Policy recommendations for effective implementation Introduction: Traditional knowledge (TK), also known as indigenous knowledge, encompasses the cumulative body … Read more

Describe in detail the Uttar Purva Transformative Industrialization Scheme (UNNATI), 2024. How will it enhance industrial development and job creation in North-East India?

Points to Remember: Focus: Uttar Purva Transformative Industrialization Scheme (UNNATI) 2024. Goal: Describe the scheme in detail and analyze its impact on industrial development and job creation in North-East India. Approach: Primarily factual and analytical, with some elements of opinion-based assessment of potential impact. Introduction: The North-Eastern region of India, despite its rich natural resources … Read more

Explain the causal links between environmental degradation and vulnerability to disasters. Suggest four steps that can be taken to minimize environmental degradation.

Points to Remember: Environmental degradation increases disaster vulnerability. Deforestation, pollution, and climate change are key drivers. Mitigation requires integrated approaches. Sustainable practices are crucial for resilience. Introduction: Environmental degradation and vulnerability to disasters are inextricably linked. Environmental degradation, encompassing processes like deforestation, pollution, and climate change, weakens ecosystems and reduces their capacity to absorb shocks. … Read more

Which is the implementing authority of Project Cheetah in India, and who are the collaborating partners? What are the ecological objectives of the project? Give your opinion on the implementation of the project so far.

Keywords: Project Cheetah, implementing authority, collaborating partners, ecological objectives, implementation, opinion. Required Approach: Primarily factual, with an analytical component for assessing the project’s implementation and an opinion-based component for offering a subjective evaluation. Points to Remember: Identify the lead implementing agency for Project Cheetah. List the key collaborating partners, both domestic and international. Outline the … Read more

The Government of Assam has initiated the process of constructing bridges over the Brahmaputra at several places. Mention the locations and discuss the probable benefits and strategic importance of these bridges.

Points to Remember: Locations of new Brahmaputra bridges in Assam. Economic benefits of improved connectivity. Strategic implications for national security and regional development. Potential environmental and social impacts. Introduction: The Brahmaputra River, a major lifeline of Assam, also presents a significant geographical barrier, hindering connectivity and development across its vast floodplains. The Assam government’s initiative … Read more

What are Nifty and Sensex? Comment on the growing popularity of mutual fund investment in India.

Points to Remember: Definition and calculation of Nifty and Sensex. Key differences between Nifty and Sensex. Factors contributing to the growing popularity of mutual funds in India. Benefits and risks associated with mutual fund investments. Policy recommendations to further promote responsible mutual fund investment. Introduction: The Nifty 50 and Sensex (BSE SENSEX) are two of … Read more

India’s first indigenous semiconductor assembly and test facility at Jagiroad shall put Assam on the world semiconductor map and transform the economic landscape of East India. Examine the above statement with reference to the economic opportunities and employment potential of this mega project.

Points to Remember: Economic Opportunities: Focus on the potential for growth in related industries, attracting foreign investment, and boosting Assam’s GDP. Employment Potential: Analyze the direct and indirect job creation, skill development needs, and potential for migration. Challenges: Acknowledge potential hurdles like infrastructure limitations, skill gaps, and competition. Sustainability: Consider the environmental impact and the … Read more

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