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29th September 2022

QUIZ - 29th September 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

“The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) is the principal military advisor to the Defence Minister”. Discuss (150 words)

Question Mapping

Subject: Polity & Governance (GS-II)
- Sub-topic: Appointment to various Constitutional Posts, Powers, Functions and Responsibilities of various Constitutional Bodies.

Approach

Introduction- brief about the post of CDS

created in 2019 on the recommendations of Shekatkar committee

Discuss about the role of CDS as the Principal Military Adviser to the defence minister on all tri-services matters
Other major duties and functions
- To head the Department of Military and function as its Secretary.
- To function as the Permanent Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee
- To administer the Tri-Service organizations/agencies/commands.
- To function as the Military Advisor to the Nuclear Command Authority.
- To bring about jointness in operation, logistics, transport, training, support services, communications, repairs and maintenance, etc of the three Services.
Conclude accordingly

Editorials

Rediscovery of the south

International Relations

Context:

G-20 presidency is an opportunity to position India as the voice of the Global South rather than hitching its wagons to the West.

Staying South-Voice of Global South

Global South: The term global South generally refers to countries classified by the World Bank as low or middle-income that are located in Africa, Asia, Oceania, Latin America, and the Caribbean. It is a fashionable term of the aspirational Third World — “Global South”.
Change in Indian official outlook: The main factors responsible for this are: the persistent unwillingness of the Big Five (the US, Russia, China, France, and UK) to reform the UN; Western deglobalization; disinterest in the reform of multilateral financial and trade organizations; Failure on the part of the US, EU, China, and Japan to address the problem of mounting external debt burden of developing countries; the impasse on climate change.

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29th September 2022 (8 Topics)

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