Important Announcement:  Topics to be covered on 9th October-

GS-1 Role of women and women’s organization.

GS-4 Case Studies

Question 1)

Discuss the change on Indian family structure post the effect of Industrialization and urbanization. 10 marks

Question 2)

Despite suffering from symmetric representation and subsequent debate concerning the women’s representation, India still lacks the reservation for women in the Parliament. What are the reasons for the delay in the passage of the women’s reservation bill? What are the implications of the lack of sufficient women representation? 10 marks

Question 3)

What are the threats posed by the spread of misinformation on the internet? How the regulation issues has been complicated by the growing heft of the social media companies? 10 marks

Question 4)  

Developing countries are often very vulnerable to exploitation by multi-national corporations. They support industrialization but lack of infrastructure is a major limiting factor. Further, without suitable laws and regulations, developing nations are ill prepared for such endeavours. In their efforts to attract business, these nations often overlook the health and safety violations by the corporations doing business within their borders. Drawn by low-cost labour, new markets, and lower operation costs, corporations have little incentive to address environmental and human risks once they are entrenched. In this situation there is imminent threat of disaster. Discuss some feasible strategies to balance economic development and safety and security of people at large in developing countries with special emphasis on India. 10 marks

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