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Examine the global economic implications of unilateral tariff measures by major economies in light of the recent U.S. rollout of ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. In this context, analyse how India can mitigate associated risks and strategically leverage emerging opportunities in global trade realignments.(15 Marks, 250 Words)

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Examine the global economic implications of unilateral tariff measures by major economies in light of the recent U.S. rollout of ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. In this context, analyse how India can mitigate associated risks and strategically leverage emerging opportunities in global trade realignments.(15 Marks, 250 Words) in hindi

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India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words) in hindi

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Thinking Beyond Population Count

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NEP 2020 in the Classroom, from Policy to Practice

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Bangladesh is Drawing Closer to Pakistan and China. What Should India do?

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Extension of AFSPA

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Tensions in the Arctic

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What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

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What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. in hindi

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Discuss the challenges posed by the demographic divide between India’s northern and southern states in the context of political representation and resource allocation. Suggest measures to address potential disparities arising from these demographic variations. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words) in hindi

Thinking Beyond Population Count

NEP 2020 in the Classroom, from Policy to Practice

Bangladesh is Drawing Closer to Pakistan and China. What Should India do?

Extension of AFSPA

Tensions in the Arctic

What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. in hindi

Discuss the challenges posed by the demographic divide between India’s northern and southern states in the context of political representation and resource allocation. Suggest measures to address potential disparities arising from these demographic variations. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

India’s transition from a drug transit nation to a production hub threatens our demographic dividend. Analyze the multidimensional challenges posed by the drug menace and suggest a comprehensive framework to address this crisis. (15 Marks, 250 Words) in hindi

Thinking Beyond Population Count

NEP 2020 in the Classroom, from Policy to Practice

Bangladesh is Drawing Closer to Pakistan and China. What Should India do?

Extension of AFSPA

Tensions in the Arctic

What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

What are the long-term diplomatic risks of aligning foreign policy too closely with a single political regime in neighbouring countries? Evaluate with reference to India’s engagement with previous government in Bangladesh. in hindi

Discuss the challenges posed by the demographic divide between India’s northern and southern states in the context of political representation and resource allocation. Suggest measures to address potential disparities arising from these demographic variations. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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