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QUIZ - 23rd November 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

Question: Discuss how rural India is facing financial distress and also examine the steps to ease the situation of financial distress of Rural India? (150 words)

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Subject: Economy (GS-III)
- Sub-topic: Indian Economy, Growth & Development

Introduction: Initiate the discussion with a report specifying financial crisis in Rural India.
Enumerate the reasons for financial distress like
- Monsoon failure
- Droughts, floods, cyclones, etc.
- Institutional and non-institutional loans
- Inflation
What can be the steps taken to ease their situation
- Agricultural crop security
- Increased financial assistance through MGNREGA scheme
- Easing inflation in India
Also discuss other schemes of government for supporting Rural India financially.
Conclude with the upliftment and socio-economic development of Rural India.

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‘India pole’ in international politics

International Relations

Context:

‘India’s stand on issues of global importance indicates that it takes positions that not only suit its interests but are also informed by its sense of being a unique player on the global stage.

India is ‘a side’

Unique foreign policy identity: India’s desire for this identity can be found in India’s long struggle for independence, and the articulations of its leaders: both pre- and post-independence.
India’s view of itself as a pole: This view is evident from the manner in which it used to pursue non-alignment, conveying its ability to take a position on a given issue on a case-by-case basis.

What it entails

Being a pole: For India, it means, not seeking to dominate the South Asian regional subsystem; refusing to seek camp followers or allegiances.
Elements of India’s idea of being a pole: Strategic periphery in South Asia; discouraging interference by other powers in that space; welcoming the rule of law and regional order.

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