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3rd May 2022

QUIZ - 3rd May 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

Q1. In the last few years, the sudden spurts of zoonotic diseases has caught the world unprepared. In this regard, examine the role of climate change in driving the expansion of zoonotic diseases. (150 words)

Approach

Introduction- increasing zoonotic disease
Responsible reason behind the increase (land diversification, deforestation, urbanization, global warming)
Role of climate change
Future challenges
Conclude accordingly

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Quasi-federalism

Polity & Governance

The contemporary discourse on federalism in India is moving on a discursive note across multiple dimensions, be it economic, political, and cultural, to the extent that one is compelled to regard India to be at an inflection point visavis CentreState relations owing to increasing asymmetry.

Federal, quasi-federal or hybrid

Indian version of Federalism- India consciously adopted a version of federalism that made the Union government and State governments interdependent on each other (latter more visavis the former) thereby violating the primal characteristic of a federal constitution i.e., autonomous spheres of authority for Union and State governments.
According to Ambedkar- Ambedkar called India’s federation a Union as it was indestructible which is why the Constitution does not contain words related to federalism. He also said that India’s Constitution holds requisite flexibility to be federal and unitary on a need basis.
According to SC- While the Supreme Court of India held that federalism was a part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution in the S.R. Bommai vs Union of India case (1994), the Court also held that the Indian variant of federalism upholds a strong centre in the Kuldip Nayar vs Union of India case (2006).

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