Day 11

Points to Remember: Gandhian ethics emphasizes truth, non-violence (ahimsa), self-reliance (swaraj), and social justice. Its relevance in contemporary public administration lies in promoting ethical leadership, citizen participation, and sustainable development. Challenges include adapting ancient principles to modern complexities and ensuring their practical implementation. Introduction: Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy, deeply rooted in Indian spiritual and social traditions, … Read more

Points to Remember: India’s burgeoning e-waste problem. Existing policies and their effectiveness. Technological solutions employed and their limitations. Gaps in current approach and future recommendations. Introduction: India is grappling with a rapidly growing e-waste problem. The country is the world’s second-largest generator of e-waste, producing an estimated 10 lakh tonnes annually, a figure projected to … Read more

Points to Remember: The Election Commission of India (ECI) is an independent constitutional body responsible for conducting free and fair elections. Its role encompasses voter registration, candidate nomination, polling process, counting, and dispute resolution. Despite its crucial role, the ECI faces challenges in ensuring impartiality, combating electoral malpractices, and adapting to evolving technological landscapes. Introduction: … Read more

Points to Remember: Hoysala Dynasty’s administrative structure Their contributions to temple architecture and sculpture Their impact on Kannada literature and culture Their economic policies and their effect on trade and agriculture Their socio-political impact on Karnataka’s development Introduction: The Hoysala dynasty (10th-14th centuries CE) ruled a significant portion of present-day Karnataka, leaving an indelible mark … Read more