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The neighbourhood first policy exemplifies India’s values of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’. Despite its initial successes, lately India’s neighbourhood relations have come under stress. Discuss the reasons for that. Suggest some measures to improve India’s relations with its neighbours.
Q: “An Indian century is not possible without a developed Africa, and an African century is not possible without a developed India.” In this context, discuss the complementarities in the geostrategic, geopolitical, and geoeconomics fields between India and Africa. Suggest some measures to further enhance the relationship.
As India is going to age in the middle of the century, the welfare schemes for elder populations must not only address the economic vulnerability but also the social isolation. Discuss.
The Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) is a necessary evil for the National Security of India. Do you agree? Suggest some measures to improve the execution of this act.
Mobilisation of fund in an informal economy like India is always a challenge. In this context cites the reasons for low tax-GDP ratio in India. Suggest some measures to increase tax collection in India.
Afghanistan has been the strategic underbelly of India since ages. In this context, discuss the strategic concern of Taliban regime in Afghanistan for India. Also comments on the steps taken by India to gain its lost space in Afghanistan.
Foreign funded NGOs can act as double-edged sword; it can either enhance nations’ strength or it can hamper nations’ growth. Discus in the context of recent action of Government of India on foreign funded NGOs under Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), 2010.
Despite various warning from CAG, RBI, and other regulatory bodies on rising of debt of governments, the sops specially during elections are not stopping. What could be the impact of these sops on debt sustainability of governments in India? Suggest some steps to maintain debt sustainability in India.
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