Today’s News Updates – 12.December.2014

GS paper I ‘Paradigm shift vital to save agriculture’ – Ques. “There is a need to enhance irrigation facilities and implement proper crop planning to increase productivity”, Describe the major initiatives by the central government in this context since a decade. highlight the hurdles and challenges in the present scenario. GS paper II Vision statement on atomic energy cooperation unveiledRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 11.December.2014

GS paper I Replicate Siddipet model for water grid: KCR – Ques. Examine the features and importance of Siddipet scheme. Also describe its achievements so far. GS paper II Government to decriminalise attempted suicide – Ques. “Act of taking one’s own life should be treated as a manifestation of “deep unhappiness” rather than a penal offence”, critically analyze whether government should dRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 10.december.2014

GS paper I India a moderate performer: report – Ques. “Climate Change Performance Index, India has been named a moderate-performing country in combating climate change”, which critically analyzing the given statement examine the major initiatives by the government of India to combat with climate change issues since a decade. Lord Raghunath’s 17th century idol worth crores stolen from Kullu teRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 9.December.2014

GS paper II LS clears Bill to repeal 90 Amendment Acts- Ques. Highlight the features and importance of Repealing and Amending (Second) Bill 2014. War of words over the Gita as ‘national scripture’ – Ques. “India is a secular republic and it is made clear in the Constitution. The Government should treat all the religions equally and nurture pluralism” while analyzing the given statement Read More…

Today’s News Updates – 8.december.2014

GS paper I India to project green energy feats – Ques. “India today has one of the most active renewable energy programmes in the world and these have brought about significant changes in the energy scenario”, Discuss. GS paper II Modi calls for ‘bottom to top’ approach to policy – Ques. Critically comment on the need for a suitable body to replace the Planning Commission and a a new mechRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 7.December.2014

GS paper I Vulture centres boast of healthy numbers – Ques. Describe the initiatives under taken by the government for conservation of birds species in the country. Analyze the challenges and hurdles in this context. GS paper II Child marriages still rampant – Ques. “The 2005-06 National Family Health Survey had shown that 46 per cent of young women were married before the legal age of 18”, hiRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 6.December.2014

GS paper II ‘Hindi should help earn a living’ – Ques. “Hindi continues to be the language of our hearts, but we have failed to make it the language of livelihood”, Critically Comment. GS paper III WB experts to suggest reforms – Ques. Discuss the causes of India’s low ranking in ‘Doing business’ as compared with other countries. Suggest measures and reforms. Highlight the  role could be Read More…

Today’s News Updates – 5.December.2014

GS paper I A voice for the poor and deprived fades away – Ques. Write a brief note on legendary jurist V.R. Krishna Iyer and his contribution towards upliftment of poor and the underprivileged. GS paper II SC plea to govt. on sex determination ads – Ques. Express your opinion whether government should go ahead with blocking websites featuring pre-natal sex determination advertisements. What wRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 4.December.2014

GS paper I Moti Darwaza door caves in – Ques. Highlight the features, style of architecture and purpose of establishment of Golconda Fort in India. GS paper II No time to prepare – Ques. Write a brief note on School of Planning and Architecture Bill, 2014. Special SC Bench to hear, monitor social issues – Ques. “Increasing the number of courts in a state would help dealing with the long peRead More…

Today’s News Updates – 3.December.2014

GS paper II Learning beyond textbooks – Ques. “India has witnessed some very significant developments in the education sector in the last decade — a long-pending landmark RTE, an NCF which brought the child to the forefront and linked the problems of quality of education, but these need to be seen in perspective rather than being viewed in isolation. Rather than dismissing them in haste, the cRead More…