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Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” and The Future of Global Order

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Rising student distress and suicides in higher education institutions reflect deeper structural deficits in India’s public higher education system. In this context, examine the role of institutional gaps in aggravating student vulnerability, and assess how recent Supreme Court directions seek to address these systemic challenges. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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Rising student distress and suicides in higher education institutions reflect deeper structural deficits in India’s public higher education system. In this context, examine the role of institutional gaps in aggravating student vulnerability, and assess how recent Supreme Court directions seek to address these systemic challenges. in hindi

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Recent controversy over the sharp reduction in NEET-PG cut-off marks has raised concerns about merit and patient safety. Discuss the limitations of the centralised examination in assessing clinical competence in medical education. Highlight the measures required to reform postgraduate medical assessment systems in India so as to ensure an appropriate balance between merit and quality of medical care. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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Recent controversy over the sharp reduction in NEET-PG cut-off marks has raised concerns about merit and patient safety. Discuss the limitations of the centralised examination in assessing clinical competence in medical education. Highlight the measures required to reform postgraduate medical assessment systems in India so as to ensure an appropriate balance between merit and quality of medical care. in hindi

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The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? in hindi

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Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act (HAMA), 1956

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16th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly

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Grants for Rural Local Bodies

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” and The Future of Global Order

The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? (15 Marks, 250 Words)

The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? in hindi

Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act (HAMA), 1956

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)

16th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly

Grants for Rural Local Bodies

Supreme Court on Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” and The Future of Global Order

The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? (15 Marks, 250 Words)

The proposal of the ‘Board of Peace’ signals a shift from universal multilateralism to exclusive ad-hoc coalitions. Critically analyse the implications of this shift for the UNSC. How should India recalibrate its foreign policy beyond the traditional demand for UN reforms? in hindi

Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act (HAMA), 1956

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)

16th International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) Assembly

Grants for Rural Local Bodies

Supreme Court on Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009

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