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What do you understand by demographic dividend? According to the UNFPA Report, up to what time India specially Bihar will have opportunity to reap its benefit? Throw light on the steps taken by Bihar in this respect. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Understanding Demographic Dividend and Its Significance for India and Bihar 1. What is Demographic Dividend? Definition: Demographic dividend refers to the economic benefit a country gains when it has a large working-age population (15-64 years), which leads to increased productivity and economic grRead more
Understanding Demographic Dividend and Its Significance for India and Bihar
1. What is Demographic Dividend?
2. India’s Demographic Dividend
3. Steps Taken by Bihar
In Economic Survey of Bihar Government for 2019-20, it has been mentioned that Bihar has registered higher growth rate than the growth rate of India in last three years. Which sectors of economy have contributed to this progress? Discuss. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Economic Growth in Bihar: Contributing Sectors (2019-20) Bihar has shown impressive economic growth, surpassing the national average in recent years. According to the Economic Survey of Bihar for 2019-20, several key sectors have contributed to this progress. 1. Agriculture Improved Productivity: BiRead more
Economic Growth in Bihar: Contributing Sectors (2019-20)
Bihar has shown impressive economic growth, surpassing the national average in recent years. According to the Economic Survey of Bihar for 2019-20, several key sectors have contributed to this progress.
1. Agriculture
2. Infrastructure Development
3. Manufacturing & Industry
4. Services Sector
The Parliament of India is an effective forum of national integration. Discuss. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Parliament of India: A Forum for National Integration The Parliament of India plays a crucial role in fostering national integration by ensuring that all regions, communities, and linguistic groups are represented, thus promoting unity and harmony across the country. 1. Inclusive Representation DiveRead more
Parliament of India: A Forum for National Integration
The Parliament of India plays a crucial role in fostering national integration by ensuring that all regions, communities, and linguistic groups are represented, thus promoting unity and harmony across the country.
1. Inclusive Representation
2. Debates and Discussions
3. Legislative Process for National Development
4. Strengthening Unity
Example: The Role of Parliament during the Telangana State Formation
When Telangana was carved out of Andhra Pradesh, Parliament played a key role in passing legislation that ensured smooth integration and addressed concerns about resource distribution, demonstrating how the Parliament can manage national integration while respecting regional aspirations.
See less"The uneven development of Indian States has created many socio-economic and political problems." Critically analyze the statement with special reference to Bihar. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Uneven Development Among Indian States: Socio-Economic and Political Challenges in Bihar India’s states show significant differences in development, creating various socio-economic and political issues. Bihar, one of the least developed states, provides a case study of how these disparities contribuRead more
Uneven Development Among Indian States: Socio-Economic and Political Challenges in Bihar
India’s states show significant differences in development, creating various socio-economic and political issues. Bihar, one of the least developed states, provides a case study of how these disparities contribute to social challenges and migration pressures.
1. Socio-Economic Issues
2. Education and Health Disparities
3. Political and Governance Issues
Impact on India as a Whole
Uneven development has fostered competitive federalism, with states like Bihar struggling to keep up. This contributes to growing inequality and stresses urban infrastructure in developed states due to migration, affecting social cohesion across India.
See lessIndian federal structure is constitutionally oriented towards the Central Government. Explain. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Indian Federal Structure: Central Orientation India's federal structure is often described as having a "tilt" towards the central government, meaning that while India is a union of states, the central government holds more power than the states in several key areas. 1. Constitutional Provisions SingRead more
Indian Federal Structure: Central Orientation
India’s federal structure is often described as having a “tilt” towards the central government, meaning that while India is a union of states, the central government holds more power than the states in several key areas.
1. Constitutional Provisions
2. Financial Control
3. Emergency Provisions
4. Concurrent List Advantage
Example: GST Implementation
The implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) serves as an example of central dominance. Although states have representation in the GST Council, the center plays a crucial role in decision-making, affecting states’ fiscal independence.
See less"The role of the President of India is like an old man in family who has all the authorities, however, he cannot do anything effective if the naughty-young members of family do not listen him." Evaluate. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
The Role of the President of India: An Evaluation The President of India holds a unique role within India’s democratic framework, often likened to the respected elder in a family. Although the President is officially the head of state, many of their powers are exercised only with the advice and apprRead more
The Role of the President of India: An Evaluation
The President of India holds a unique role within India’s democratic framework, often likened to the respected elder in a family. Although the President is officially the head of state, many of their powers are exercised only with the advice and approval of the elected government.
1. Constitutional Powers of the President
2. Role in Practice
3. Challenges and Limitations
Example: President’s Role in a Hung Parliament
In case of a hung Parliament, the President may play a decisive role in selecting the Prime Minister, exercising discretion. However, this influence is rare and typically comes into play only when political structures are unstable.
See lessDiscuss about Harit Bharat Sankalp', a Mobile App, to promote environment protection and sustainability in India. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Harit Bharat Sankalp: A Mobile App for Environmental Sustainability The Harit Bharat Sankalp, also known as the Harit Path app, is a mobile application launched to support environmental protection and sustainability in India, particularly in the development and maintenance of national highways. KeyRead more
Harit Bharat Sankalp: A Mobile App for Environmental Sustainability
The Harit Bharat Sankalp, also known as the Harit Path app, is a mobile application launched to support environmental protection and sustainability in India, particularly in the development and maintenance of national highways.
Key Objectives
Key Features
Environmental Impact
This app supports the Green Highways Policy, which promotes highway-side greenery to offset carbon emissions, improve air quality, and protect biodiversity.
See lessDiscuss between the India-European (EU) Broad-based Trade and Investment Agree- ment. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
India-EU Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA) The India-European Union (EU) Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA) is a proposed trade deal aimed at boosting economic ties between India and the EU. Negotiations began in 2007 but have faced challenges over issues like market aRead more
India-EU Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA)
The India-European Union (EU) Broad-based Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA) is a proposed trade deal aimed at boosting economic ties between India and the EU. Negotiations began in 2007 but have faced challenges over issues like market access, labor rights, and data protection. Below are the main components and sticking points of the agreement.
Key Objectives
Major Issues in Negotiations
Current Status
As of recent discussions, India and the EU have agreed to resume negotiations, with hopes of bridging gaps to finalize the agreement, which could significantly strengthen economic and strategic ties.
See lessExamine the recent basic features and provisions of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana' after the spread of COVID-19 pandemic with special reference to India. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana: Key Features and Provisions The Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana (ABRY) was launched by the Government of India in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to support job creation and economic recovery, especially for businesses and workers in the formal sector. 1. ObjecRead more
Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana: Key Features and Provisions
The Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rozgar Yojana (ABRY) was launched by the Government of India in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to support job creation and economic recovery, especially for businesses and workers in the formal sector.
1. Objectives of the Scheme
2. Key Provisions
3. Eligibility Criteria
Impact and Importance
The ABRY scheme is part of India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan (Self-Reliant India Initiative), designed to boost economic resilience by increasing job opportunities and formal sector employment. By alleviating some of the financial burdens on employers and enhancing job security for workers, the scheme plays a crucial role in India’s post-pandemic recovery.
See lessExplain the 12th BRICS summit's major emerging issues-partnership for global stability, shared security and innovative growth for the development. [66th BPSC Main Exam 2020]
12th BRICS Summit: Key Emerging Issues The 12th BRICS Summit, held virtually in 2020 and hosted by Russia, brought together Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The summit emphasized partnership in three key areas to support global growth and security: 1. Global Stability Economic CooperaRead more
12th BRICS Summit: Key Emerging Issues
The 12th BRICS Summit, held virtually in 2020 and hosted by Russia, brought together Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The summit emphasized partnership in three key areas to support global growth and security:
1. Global Stability
2. Shared Security
3. Innovative Growth
The summit highlighted BRICS’ commitment to work as a unified front on pressing global issues, setting a foundation for future initiatives in economic growth, security, and innovation.
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