Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – September 18, 2019

Q.1) “The regional media in India is vulnerable to administrative excesses, political pressure and corruption.” Comment. Answers Q.2) “There has to be a focus on human capital formation and demographic dividend in order to achieve $5 trillion economic objective.” Discuss. Answers Q.3) Discuss the significance of the Vaikom satyagraha and the self respect movement in… Continue reading Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – September 18, 2019

Mains Marathon Daily Current Affairs Questions and Answer Writing – September 19th, 2019

Q.1) “The developing situation and conditions in Yemen could cast a shadow over Indian interests in the region.” Comment. The Hindu Q.2) “With looming water crisis situation, government need to promote traditional methods of water conservation.” Discuss. The Hindu Q.3) Discuss the role played by Indian diaspora in India’s growth story and diplomatic efforts. The… Continue reading Mains Marathon Daily Current Affairs Questions and Answer Writing – September 19th, 2019

9 PM Current Affairs Brief – September 18th, 2019

Leadership for Academicians Program (LEAP) News:Union Human Resource Development Minister has launched the Leadership for Academicians Programme (LEAP),2019. Facts: About LEAP: LEAP is a three weeks leadership development training programme (2 weeks domestic and one week foreign training) for second level academic functionaries in public funded higher education institutions.  The main objective is to prepare… Continue reading 9 PM Current Affairs Brief – September 18th, 2019

7 PM | History shows lack of debate is a symptom of majoritarianism | 18th September, 2019

Context: Quantity of passing bills increased but somewhere the quality has been compromised due to lack of debates in Parliament. Fact-Sheet of 17th Lok Sabha: During the session, the Lok Sabha worked for 281 hours, a large proportion (46 percent) of which was spent on discussing legislation. Out of the 28 bills which were passed… Continue reading 7 PM | History shows lack of debate is a symptom of majoritarianism | 18th September, 2019

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Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – September 17, 2019

Q.1) “Idea of treating Hindi as the national language runs contrary to the spirit of the Constitution and our country’s linguistic diversity”. Comment. Answers Q.2) “While digital connectivity and literacy have increased over time, these have not adequately translated into digital knowledge of public affairs.” In light of this discuss the need of a public… Continue reading Answers: Mains Marathon – UPSC Mains Current Affairs Questions – September 17, 2019

Must Read News Articles-September 18th 2019

GS-2 U.S., India keen to wrap up trade deal Ironing out issues ahead of Narendra Modi visit. Government-funded NGOs come under RTI ambit, says SC NGOs which receive considerable finances from the government have to disclose vital information, ranging from finances to hierarchy to decisions to functioning, to citizens who apply under RTI Fire to… Continue reading Must Read News Articles-September 18th 2019

Mains Marathon Daily Current Affairs Questions and Answer Writing – September 18th, 2019

Q.1) “The regional media in India is vulnerable to administrative excesses, political pressure and corruption.” Comment. The Hindu Q.2) “There has to be a focus on human capital formation and demographic dividend in order to achieve $5 trillion economic objective.” Discuss. The Hindu Q.3) Discuss the significance of the Vaikom satyagraha and the self respect… Continue reading Mains Marathon Daily Current Affairs Questions and Answer Writing – September 18th, 2019

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