AIR 446 · CSE 2024 · GS3 · 56 pages

Madhavi: GS3 answer copy

20 answers by Madhavi, as written in the test. Each question opens a page with how other toppers answered it.

The questions

  1. Q1What are the challenges and opportunities in India's integration with the Global Value Chain to improve the business climate and ensure inclusive growth?10 marks
  2. Q2Examine the performance of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) and issues which hinder the achievement of its stated objectives.10 marks
  3. Q3Even though a sudden shift to natural and organic farming is impractical, it is essential in the long run. Discuss the prime reasons which are hindering this shift in India.10 marks
  4. Q4What do you understand by the term 'Fungiculture'? How and to what extent would it help supplement small farmers' income in India?10 marks
  5. Q5How does technology affect gender inequality? Suggest measures to bridge the gender equity gap in the science and technology field.10 marks
  6. Q6What advantage does Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) have over platform-based models of e-commerce in India? Discuss10 marks
  7. Q7Energy transition is considered the best measure to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality. Explain.10 marks
  8. Q8"Right intent, confusing content". Critically examine the recently proposed changes in the Draft E-waste management rules 2022.10 marks
  9. Q9The impact of floods on life and property can be most effectively reduced by hazard and vulnerability mapping. Comment10 marks
  10. Q10Internal security is very much a prerogative of the police and efficient policing is needed in order to tackle threats. In this context, bring out the need for police reforms in India10 marks
  11. Q11Analyze the structural and practical limitations in reforming the power sector in India. What remedial measures would you suggest in this regard?15 marks
  12. Q12MSMEs in India have huge potential for economic and social transformation. However, challenges remain. Elaborate.15 marks
  13. Q13Bring out the issues associated with the highly inefficient grain management system in India. What can be done to make it more targeted, and cost-saving?15 marks
  14. Q14Agrarian reform is an important tool of socio-economic change in India. In this regard, how could Farmer producers' organizations (FPOs) be a solution to the agrarian distress and help modernize Indian agriculture.15 marks
  15. Q15What is CERN and what are its major objectives? Ten years since the discovery of Higgs Boson at CERN, how has it impacted everyday life?15 marks
  16. Q16Technological advancements not only boost economic growth but also ensure national security and offer international leverage. Elaborate. Also, discuss India's role in this regard.15 marks
  17. Q17Explain how the understanding of the concept of 'Sustainable Use' is vital for achieving environmental, social and economic sustainability. Mention the measures taken15 marks
  18. Q18Highlight the social, ecological and economic costs related to the increasing extent and severity of coastal erosion with the rising global sea level. Also, suggest measures to arrest, adapt and mitigate its impact.15 marks
  19. Q19What are the powers of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act? Critically examine ED's working in preventing money laundering and corruption in India.15 marks
  20. Q20Data security has assumed significant importance and there is a need for a ‘continuous and calibrated approach’ to deal with rising Cybercrimes. In this context, discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the recently withdrawn Personal Data Protection Bill 2019. What can India learn from other countries in this regard?15 marks

The answers

Question 1 · 10 marks · 141 words written

What are the challenges and opportunities in India's integration with the Global Value Chain to improve the business climate and ensure inclusive growth?

Opening

Due to globalisation, There have been changes in the economic nature of the world i.e change in one corner affects the other corner of the globe.

India's integration with the global value chain :

Improve the business climate ↳ by providing wide array of opportunities, by bringing new technology ↳ competition to adopt better measures

Inclusive growth ↳ by involving various sections of the society ↳ women empowerment ↳ promoting gig economy . .

opportunities for India:

↳ India's population crossing 1.3 billion, huge human capital especially in this demographic dividend .

↳ Increased remittances and FDI .

however challenges:

Body · points

  1. brain drain

  2. WTO's issues in compelling the terms

  3. International crisis like Arab, Russia Ukraine conflict

  4. China's increased influence .

Close

India's increased pesence in the global market has been increasing her bargaining power to demand global power status.