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4th November 2022

QUIZ - 4th November 2022

5 Questions

5 Minutes

Mains Question:

Question: India's current legal system is insufficient to prevent the criminalization of politics, which infringes on voters' freedom of expression and undermines democracy and the Rule of Law. Comment.

Question Mapping

Subject: Polity & Governance (GS-II)
- Sub-topic: State Legislature

Approach The demand of the question is analytical.

Introduce the answer with extent of criminalization in politics.
Describe the impacts of criminalisation on free and fair elections and rule of law.
- Against the Principle of Free and Fair Election

Affecting Good Governance
Affecting Integrity of Public Servants
Causes Social Disharmony

Mention various provisions available against this menace
- Representation of Peoples Act 1951
- Prevention of Corruption Act 1988
Suggest measures and recommendations of various committees
- N N Vohra committee
- J S Verma Committee
- National Commission for review of constitution
- 244th report of Law Commission
Conclude accordingly

Editorials

Vanuatu’s big plea does little to arrest climate change

Ecology and Environment

Context:

The call made by the Pacific Island of Vanuatu for a first-of-its-kind global treaty to phase out the use of fossil fuels at the UN general assembly may not yield up to expectations.

Fate OF COP27:

Cloud over meeting emission targets: There is a possibility that COP27 may not discuss climate change mitigation on account of the ongoing energy crisis in Europe.
Impact of the Russia-Ukraine crisis: The ongoing conflict has resulted in a global energy supply shortage, and has dented everyone’s ability to reduce emissions.

Call on emissions:

Vanuatu’s pledge: Despite having a minuscule contribution to the global energy supplies and emissions, it hasn’t gone unnoticed and has grabbed empathy at the UN.
Phasing out coal usage: Vanuatu’s call is aiming at the ground for making fossil fuel elimination a part of national climate plans at COP27.

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