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“India’s engagement with the Taliban reflects its balance between national interests and humanitarian values.” Discuss in the context of India’s Afghanistan policy. (10 Marks, 150 words)

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“India’s engagement with the Taliban reflects its balance between national interests and humanitarian values.” Discuss in the context of India’s Afghanistan policy. in hindi

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What are the challenges in applying Section 152 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, given the absence of clear guidelines on secession and subversive activities? Suggest measures that could help streamline its application without compromising civil liberties. (15 Marks, 250 words)

PWOnlyIAS January 10, 2025 02:33 93 0

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What are the challenges in applying Section 152 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, given the absence of clear guidelines on secession and subversive activities? Suggest measures that could help streamline its application without compromising civil liberties. in hindi

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While the Indian diaspora contributes significantly to India’s soft power and economic growth, granting them dual citizenship poses potential challenges to national sovereignty and political integrity. Critically analyze the implications of dual citizenship in light of India’s constitutional framework and global practices. (15 Marks, 250 words)

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While the Indian diaspora contributes significantly to India’s soft power and economic growth, granting them dual citizenship poses potential challenges to national sovereignty and political integrity. Critically analyze the implications of dual citizenship in light of India’s constitutional framework and global practices. in hindi

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India, US and the Atomic Second Wind

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On Vacancies in Information Commissions

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Who Selects the University Vice-Chancellor?

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Supreme Court Observation on Dam Safety Act, 2021

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