Day 2

Differentiate between ethical relativism and ethical universalism. In the context of Indian society, how do these concepts shape moral decision-making in governance and policy?

Points to Remember: Ethical Relativism: Morality is relative to the individual, culture, or historical period. No universal moral principles exist. Ethical Universalism: Certain moral principles are universally valid and applicable to all people, regardless of culture or context. Indian Society: A diverse society with varying ethical frameworks influenced by religion, tradition, and modernity. Governance and … Read more

Assess the challenges posed by microplastics pollution in India’s aquatic ecosystems. What measures have been taken to mitigate its effects, and how effective have they been?

Points to Remember: Sources and pathways of microplastic pollution in Indian aquatic ecosystems. Impacts of microplastics on aquatic life and human health. Existing mitigation measures in India. Effectiveness of current measures and gaps in policy and implementation. Recommendations for improved management and future research. Introduction: Microplastics, plastic particles smaller than 5mm, represent a significant and … Read more

Examine the impact of India’s Act East Policy on its diplomatic and economic relations with Southeast Asian nations. How does this policy align with India’s strategic interests?

Points to Remember: India’s Act East Policy (AEP) aims to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia. AEP impacts both diplomatic and economic relations. Alignment of AEP with India’s strategic interests needs examination. Both positive and negative aspects need to be considered. Introduction: India’s Act East Policy (AEP), launched in 2014, represents a significant shift in India’s … Read more

Evaluate the economic policies of Tipu Sultan and their impact on trade and industry in Karnataka. How did his policies contribute to the region’s economic development?

Points to Remember: Tipu Sultan’s economic policies focused on boosting agriculture, industry, and trade. His policies had both positive and negative impacts on Karnataka’s economy. His emphasis on self-sufficiency and state intervention was a defining feature. The impact of his policies is a subject of ongoing historical debate. Introduction: Tipu Sultan (1750-1799), the ruler of … Read more

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