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3rd September 2022

QUIZ - 3rd September 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

Q1. “The abrupt rise in global wheat prices has jeopardised food security in neighbouring countries”. In the light of this statement, discuss the role played by India in advancing global food security. (150 words)

Approach

Introduction- brief about the global situation
- COVID-19 epidemic
- ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine
Discuss India’s role in advancing global food security
- India’s export policy
- Contribution to UN’s Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) and the UNOCHA
- India is running the world’s largest food-based safety net programme
Constraints for India
- rising costs and limited availability of food grains
- dilemma between own overall food security vs needs of neighbouring and other vulnerable developing countries
Required measures
Conclude accordingly

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India’s cyber infrastructure needs more than patches

Polity & Governance

Context:

According to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), the incidence of cybercrime is on the increase in India. But the capacity of the enforcement agencies to investigate cybercrime remains limited.

No Procedural Code:

As ‘police’ and ‘public order’ comes under the State List, so the primary obligation to check crime and create the necessary cyberinfrastructure lies with States. But the IT Act and major laws are central legislations, so the central government must evolve uniform statutory procedures for the enforcement agencies.
In India, we do not have any separate procedural code for the investigation of cyber or computer-related offences.

Shortage of technical staff:

There haven’t been many efforts by the states to recruit technical staff for the investigation of cybercrime which is essential because the regular police lack the ability to understand the technicalities involved in cybercrimes. In the past, the judiciary has also highlighted the need for qualified staff who could acquire and analyse digital evidence. State governments must build up a sufficient capacity to deal with cybercrime.

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