Mains Marathon 2024

Day 17: Analyze the achievements and challenges associated with the operational effectiveness of the Election Commission of India. Propose reforms to enhance and empower the Election Commission of India. (250 words)

Day 17: Critically examine the effectiveness of the National Human Rights Commission in addressing grievances related to human rights violations in India. (250 words)

Day 17: The National Commission for Women has been instrumental in strategizing and addressing various issues faced by women in both public and private spheres. Discuss. (150 words)

Day 17: Comptroller and Auditor-General of India is probably the most important officer in the Constitution of India.Comment (150 words)

Day 16: Critically analyze the significance of the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Electoral Bonds Scheme and its implications for transparency in political funding in India. (250 words)

Day 16: The passage of the Women Reservation Act, of 2023, is a beacon of hope, but realizing its full potential necessitates concerted efforts to foster a more inclusive and equitable political landscape for women in India. Examine. (250 words)

Day 16: Evaluate the role of the Speaker in upholding the democratic principles of the Indian Parliament. (150 words)

Day 16: The Parliamentary Committee system is an indispensable part of the legislative process in India.Comment. (150 words)

Day 15: The Indian Constitution reflects the principle of checks and balances rather than a strict separation of powers.Discuss.(250 words)

Day 15: The Indian Parliament plays a crucial role in ensuring the accountability of the executive through various mechanisms. Elucidate.(150 words).

Day 15: Compare and contrast the Indian and British constitutions in terms of their structure, sources of law, and principles of governance. (150 words)

Day 15: To what extent has judicial activism influenced parliamentary democracy in India? Discuss whether it has undermined or strengthened democratic governance. (250 words)

Day 14: While the local self-government system in India has faced numerous challenges, it remains a vital instrument for democratic decentralization and inclusive development. Critically Examine (250 words)

Day 14: The Indian federation has been significantly shaped by the dynamics of cooperation, competition, and confrontation between the Union and the States. Discuss.(250 words)

Day 14: The participation of women in rural local bodies has had a profound impact on governance in India. Examine. (150 words)

Day 14: The 101st Constitutional Amendment Act is a landmark in India's fiscal federalism.Comment. (150 words)

Day 13: Explain the doctrine of ‘Constitutional Morality’ and illustrate its application through relevant judicial decisions. (150 words)

Day 13: Critically analyze the recognition of the right to protection from climate change impacts under the fundamental rights to life (Article 21) and equality (Article 14) in light of the recent Supreme Court verdict. (250 words)

Day 13: The Uniform Civil Code has significant implications for individual autonomy, personal relationships, and societal dynamics. Critically examine. (250 words)

Day 13: Each adjective attached to the term 'Republic' carries significant meaning and reflects the values and principles that the Indian state is founded upon. Discuss each adjective and evaluate its relevance in the current context. (150 words)