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• Shakti DubeyGS2AIR 1 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersDiscuss the role of the Department Related Standing Committee (DRSC) system in improving parliamentary effectiveness.
• Shakti DubeyGS2AIR 1 · CSE 2024 · 21 answersAlternate dispute redressal in India provides a streamlined and efficient approach to resolve conflicts outside the traditional court system. Comment.
• Aakash GargGS2AIR 5 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe role of opposition parties is critical in determining the level of parliamentary accountability. Discuss.
• Komal PuniaGS2AIR 6 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersDiscuss the role of the Department Related Standing Committee (DRSC) system in improving parliamentary effectiveness.
• Aayushi BansalGS2AIR 7 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersWhat do you understand by 'constitutionalism'? Highlight various ways in which the Indian Constitution underscores this principle.
• Aayushi BansalGS2AIR 7 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersDiscuss the role of the 'Fourth Estate' in upholding democratic values and analyse the issues affecting press freedom in India.
• Raj Krishna JhaGS2AIR 8 · CSE 2024 · 19 answersExplain the importance of the principle of 'complete justice' as outlined in the Indian Constitution. Refer to key judicial rulings that have contributed to the realisation of complete justice in modern India. (10M)
• Ashi SharmaGS2AIR 12 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersFederal governance is characterised by institutionalised arrangements for solving problems generated by pluralism based on consultation and mutual consent. How have Zonal Councils evolved from merely advisory bodies to proactive platforms for action?
• Banna VenkateshGS2AIR 15 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersHow will you explain that the Government of India Act 1935 was seminal in giving shape to the Indian constitution?
• Madhav AgarwalGS2AIR 16 · CSE 2024 · 19 answersThere is a need to resolve the ambiguity in the disqualification provisions under section 8 of the Representation of People Act 1951. Discuss. (Answer in 150 words) 10 marks.
• Madhav AgarwalGS2AIR 16 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersBasic structure doctrine has prevented the Parliament, a creature of the constitution, from becoming the master of the constitution. Discuss this statement with the help of relevant case laws.
• Sanskriti TrivedyGS2AIR 17 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersExpression of dissent is central to the functioning of the Parliament. In light of this, discuss the role of the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in India's parliamentary system.
• Utkarsh YadavGS2AIR 32 · CSE 2024 · 10 answersCritically analyse the role of the Citizen's Charters in ensuring transparent and accountable governance in India. Suggest measures to overcome the associated limitations and realise their full potential in the Indian context.
• Mudita BansalGS2AIR 44 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe Indian Constitution does not embody a strict separation of powers rather it introduces a system of checks and balances, with overlapping functions and interdependencies among the legislature, executive, and judiciary. Elaborate.
• Rahul ShekharGS2AIR 46 · CSE 2024 · 21 answersDiscuss the role of the Department Related Standing Committee (DRSC) system in improving parliamentary effectiveness.
• Rahul ShekharGS2AIR 46 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersFederal governance is characterised by institutionalized arrangements for solving problems generated by pluralism based on consultation and mutual consent. How have Zonal Councils evolved from merely advisory bodies to proactive platforms for action?
• Rahul ShekharGS2AIR 46 · CSE 2024 · 21 answersThe rule of law and judicial review are interdependent, as one cannot truly exist without the other. In this context can judicial review be considered the most important aspect among those that constitute the basic structure of the Constitution?
• Ritika ChitlangiaGS2AIR 55 · CSE 2024 · 20 answers"Parliament is a creature of the constitution, not its master". Highlighting relevant case laws discuss how judicial intervention has shaped the balance between the Constitution and parliamentary sovereignty.
• Ritika ChitlangiaGS2AIR 55 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe rule of law and judicial review are interdependent, as one cannot truly exist without the other. In this context can judicial review be considered the most important aspect among those that constitute the basic structure of the Constitution?
• Poorva AgrawalGS2AIR 65 · CSE 2024 · 17 answersThe rule of law and judicial review are interdependent, as one cannot truly exist without the other. In this context can judicial review be considered the most important aspect among those that constitute the basic structure of the Constitution?
• Farkhanda QureshiGS2AIR 67 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe recent Supreme Court judgments on human rights issues mark a remarkable shift in using International law and treaties not just as a source of inspiration but as a source of law. Examine with reference to relevant case laws.
• Kumud MishraGS2AIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe FIPIC initiative represents a significant endeavour aimed at enhancing India's involvement in the Pacific region. comment.
• Kumud MishraGS2AIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 19 answersExplain the importance of the principle of 'complete justice' as outlined in the Indian constitution. Refer to key judicial rulings that have contributed to the realisation of complete justice in modern India.
• Kumud MishraGS2AIR 69 · CSE 2024 · 20 answersThe FIPIC initiative represents a significant endeavour aimed at enhancing India's involvement in the Pacific region. comment.