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21st November 2022

QUIZ - 21st November 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

Question: Do you believe that including all refugees in the nation's current economic and welfare programmes would ensure their effective inclusion in India's social protection systems?

Approach:

The question is analytical in nature.
Introduce the status of refuges in India.
Discuss the status of refugee legislations in India
- Foreigners Act of 1946
- Passport (Entry into India) Act, 1920
- Registration of Foreigners Act of 1939
- Citizenship Act, 1955
Describe the refugees in India
- Partition refugees
- Tibetan refugees
- Chakma and Hajong
- Sri Lankan Tamil refugees
- Rohingya refugees
Mention the difference between refugee and migrants
Describe the reasons why India Not Signing the 1951 Refugee Convention
Discuss the challenges faced by Refugees in India
- Fear and Insecurity
- Deprived of Basic Amenities
- Lack of Well-Defined Framework for their Protection
- Time Consuming Process of Identification
- Misidentified as Immigrants
Way forward
- Equitable and Effective Registration Procedure
- Improving Basic Facilities
- Awareness to Local Residents
- Ensuring Safety of Women and Children
- Emotional Support
Conclusion

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Charting the economic journey ahead

Economy

The article revolves around where the Indian economy will be after 25 years and whether it will be able to achieve the status of a developed nation.

Early strategy:

The strategy of State intervention: The State intervention model couldn’t deliver and by the 1970s, the policymakers acknowledged the same. This was also the time China was making big changes.
1991-92 Crisis: Plan after plan, actual growth was less than projected. Despite the green revolution and improvement in literacy rate and life expectancy, India faced its worst crisis.
Peak to Bottom: Between 2005-06 and 2010-11, India’s GDP grew by 8.8%. But the growth rate fell to 4.5% in 2012-13 and later touched a low of 3.7% level in 2019-20.

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