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Supreme Court Allows Abortion of 30-Week Foetus

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Karnataka High Court Upholds State Sovernment’s Ban on Hookah

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Rules for Star Campaigners in Election

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Strengthening Panchayati Raj in India: Evolution, Challenges, and Way Forward for Grassroot Governance

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The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. (15 M, 250 Words)

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The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. in hindi

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Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. (15 M, 250 Words)

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Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. in hindi

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The increasing use of abusive language in OTT content has sparked debates about freedom of expression, artistic creativity, and social responsibility. Critically analyze the impact of such language on society, particularly on the youth, and discuss the need for striking a balance between creative liberty and content regulation. (15 M, 250 Words)

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The increasing use of abusive language in OTT content has sparked debates about freedom of expression, artistic creativity, and social responsibility. Critically analyze the impact of such language on society, particularly on the youth, and discuss the need for striking a balance between creative liberty and content regulation. in hindi

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The minimum age criteria for entering parliament in India should be lowered to encourage youth participation in politics.” Critically examine this statement, considering the potential advantages and disadvantages of such a move. (15 M, 250 Words)

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

Supreme Court Allows Abortion of 30-Week Foetus

Karnataka High Court Upholds State Sovernment’s Ban on Hookah

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA)

Rules for Star Campaigners in Election

Strengthening Panchayati Raj in India: Evolution, Challenges, and Way Forward for Grassroot Governance

The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. (15 M, 250 Words)

The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. in hindi

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. (15 M, 250 Words)

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. in hindi

The minimum age criteria for entering parliament in India should be lowered to encourage youth participation in politics.” Critically examine this statement, considering the potential advantages and disadvantages of such a move. (15 M, 250 Words)

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Paper Wise: GS Paper II

Supreme Court Allows Abortion of 30-Week Foetus

Karnataka High Court Upholds State Sovernment’s Ban on Hookah

Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA)

Rules for Star Campaigners in Election

Strengthening Panchayati Raj in India: Evolution, Challenges, and Way Forward for Grassroot Governance

The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. (15 M, 250 Words)

The RPWD Act, 2016 prohibits disability-based discrimination and mandates equal opportunities, yet the demand for constitutional recognition persists. Critically examine the limitations of the RPWD Act and the necessity for a constitutional amendment. in hindi

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. (15 M, 250 Words)

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs), though not enforceable in court, play a crucial role in shaping and interpreting fundamental rights. Discuss with reference to the recent Karnataka High Court judgment on hookah bars. in hindi

The minimum age criteria for entering parliament in India should be lowered to encourage youth participation in politics.” Critically examine this statement, considering the potential advantages and disadvantages of such a move. (15 M, 250 Words)

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