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India Seychelles Bilateral Relations: SESEL Vision, MAHASAGAR and Maritime Partnership

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Act East Policy increasingly intersects with India’s Indo-Pacific vision. Examine this linkage through recent India–Malaysia economic and strategic initiatives. (15 Marks, 250 words)

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Act East Policy increasingly intersects with India’s Indo-Pacific vision. Examine this linkage through recent India–Malaysia economic and strategic initiatives. in hindi

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Myanmar’s 2025–26 Elections: Military Rule, Civil War and India’s Strategic Dilemma

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Social Media, Minors and Mental Health: Ban Debate, Risks and Policy Alternatives

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Question and Answer: On Parliament and Parliamentary Norms

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India–Malaysia Relations 2026: From Act East to High-Tech Strategic Partnership

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Supreme Court on Abortion Rights: Reproductive Autonomy Beyond MTP Limits

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PM CARES, PMNRF and NDF: Why Parliamentary Oversight Is Barred

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Supreme Court Flagged States Acting DGPs

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A blanket ban on social media for children may offer the illusion of protection but can deepen existing social inequalities and undermine child rights. In this context, discuss the impact of excessive social media use on adolescent mental health and examine why a prohibition-based approach may be unsuitable in India. (250 words, 15 Marks)

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A blanket ban on social media for children may offer the illusion of protection but can deepen existing social inequalities and undermine child rights. In this context, discuss the impact of excessive social media use on adolescent mental health and examine why a prohibition-based approach may be unsuitable in India. in hindi

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UDAAN PRELIMS WALLAH
Comprehensive coverage with a concise format
Integration of PYQ within the booklet
Designed as per recent trends of Prelims questions
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UDAAN PRELIMS WALLAH
Comprehensive coverage with a concise format
Integration of PYQ within the booklet
Designed as per recent trends of Prelims questions
हिंदी में भी उपलब्ध

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