Mains Marathon 2024

Day 21: In a country like India, where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few, poverty is a challenge we cannot ignore. Discuss (250 words)

Day 21: In light of the NEET-UG controversy that underscores the ongoing problem of paper leaks, examine how effectively the Public Examinations Act, 2024 ensures examination integrity in India. Propose further measures to establish a fair examination system in the country. (250 words)

Day 20: E-governance promises to create a more responsive, efficient, and accountable government. Comment. (150 words)

Day 20: By setting clear service standards and making them publicly known, Citizens' Charters help bridge the gap between government promises and citizen expectations. Discuss (150 words)

Day 20: How do microfinancing women's SHGs hold significant promise in breaking the vicious cycle of gender inequality, poverty, and malnutrition? Illustrate. (250 words)

Day 20: Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in addressing societal issues where government and private sectors fall short. Discuss the significance of NGOs and the challenges they face in India. Suggest measures to ensure their effective operation. (250 words)

Day 19: India’s journey towards becoming a global economic powerhouse hinges on tapping the potential of its skilled manpower. Comment.(150 words)

Day 19: Transitioning from welfarism to well-being in India requires a comprehensive and integrated approach that addresses the multifaceted aspects of human development. Analyze. (150 words)

Day 19: The Supreme Court of India has issued landmark guidelines to prevent stereotyping and discrimination against persons with disabilities(PwDs) in visual media. In light of this verdict, discuss the major challenges faced by PwDs in India and suggest measures to integrate them from the margins to the mainstream of Indian society. (250 words)

Day 19: The introduction of the Bhartiya Nyay Samhita(BNS), Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), and Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Samhita(BSSA) marks a significant step towards modernizing India's judicial and security systems. Elucidate.(250 words)

Day 18: Strength lies in differences, not in similarities. (1200 words)

Day 18: Whoever controls the media, controls the mind. (1200 words)

Day 17: Comptroller and Auditor-General of India is probably the most important officer in the Constitution of India.Comment (150 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: Critically examine the effectiveness of the National Human Rights Commission in addressing grievances related to human rights violations in India. (250 words)