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 Examine how National Emergency of 1975 affected India as a democracy. Also, discuss the constitutional safeguards that were put in place in its aftermath to prevent the misuse of Emergency provisions in future. (250 words)

Explain the significance of the Royal Indian Navy uprising for India’s freedom struggle. How was it different from other movements that took place before it? (250 words)

Why was Simon Commission appointed by the British government? What was the immediate response to the Commission by the Indians. (250 words)

Explain how the emergence of press in the 19th century, contributed to the growth of nationalism and struggle for independence in India. Also state the steps taken by the British government to suppress its popularity. (250 words)

Law has its own limitation in bringing social change. In this context, critically evaluate the efficacy of steps taken to empower women and weaken the grip of patriarchy around them. (250 words)

Do you agree that the caste system as an integral part of the Indian society has changed in its form and representation in recent times? Explain. (250 words)

Social empowerment in India needs to focus on reinforcing the dignity of different sections of society. Comment. (250 words)

Essay: Test 2 (23 June 2019)

Today is Test 2 of the Mains Test Series. Best of luck!

You are a senior forest official who has recently been posted in a forest range which is also a tourist spot, famous amongst trekking enthusiasts and a pilgrimage center of local hill tribes. However, the trekking site is open only for males as the local tribal culture doesn’t permit the entry of women to the hill site housing their deity.

Circumstances justify morality. Do you agree? Substantiate. (250 words)

What are the three primary schools of thought in Ethics? Explain Conduct Ethics and its types. (250 words)

What do you understand by ethics and what are its determinants? How is ethics different from values? (250 words)

As an international organisation committed to global peace, has the UN been able to ensure international ethics? Examine along with reasons given in support of your answer. (250 words)

In a fast integrating technologically driven world with melting borders, international ethics framework for all is wishful thinking. Critically analyse. (250 words)