Doubt Clearance Thread: UPSC 2021

Hi! I’m finding the vision tests to be too difficult and sometimes the questions are just too obscure. Do I have company? Or I’m the only one.

One test after another is serving to be a major blow to my confidence. I’m thinking of skipping the sectional tests and attempting FLTs. Is it a wise move? Please help!

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@extinctinwild I feel the same after giving about 15 tests. How you expect to at least improve as the number of revisions increase, on the contrary I became increasingly doubt ridden. I’ll take the advice, thanks !!

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@Param_Roy same doubt

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@Neyawn yes, any member can present a private members bill. It is subject to a notice period of one month prior to be considered in the house.

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

I was mistaken about the approval. Rectified the previous message.

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@HotBloodPrince Its C as per UPSC answer key as well. Financial empowerment/granting sources of revenue is not a mandatory feature of PRI. Fundamental objective being the key phrase in the question

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@PhoenixD A constitution is a living document, in the sense, that it provides for a mechanism to amend its provisions per the needs and exigencies of time.

Political class, IMO, should suggest the amending powers conferred upon the parliament vide article 368.

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@vision2020 Why is 1st statement correct?

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

What should be the answer to this.choose the CORRECT statements

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@mhs11

Art 360 (3)&(4)

(3) During the period any such Proclamation as is mentioned in clause ( 1 ) is in operation, the executive authority of the Union shall extend to the giving of directions to any State to observe such canons of financial propriety as may be specified in the directions, and to the giving of such other directions as the President may deem necessary and adequate for the purpose

(4) Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution

(a) any such direction may include

(i) a provision requiring the reduction of salaries and allowances of all or any class of persons serving in connection with the affairs of a State;

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@AureliusM It needs to be approved by the parliament upon proclamation. However, parliamentary approval for its continuation isn’t required.

user_34009

4 year(s) ago

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Oatmealsaid
What should be the answer to this.choose the CORRECT statements

@Patootie

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

Oatmealsaid
What should be the answer to this.choose the CORRECT statements

@HotBloodPrince

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@AureliusM It says once proclaimed, the financial emergency continues without parliamentary approval. Which is not correct, after emergency is proclaimed by the president it needs to be laid before the parliament for approval within 2months. However, my doubt is regarding the third statement

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@Deepa sharma Neither of the statements are correct

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

Consider the following actions which the Government can take:

Devaluing the domestic currency.
Reduction in the export subsidy.
Adopting suitable policies which attract greater FDI and more funds from FIIs.

Which of the above action/actions can help in reducing the current account deficit?

(a.) 1 and 2

(b.) 2 and 3

(c.) 3 only

(d.) 1 and 3

Oatmeal .

4 year(s) ago

@dragon_rider hey! I was leaning towards D as well, for the same reason as stated by you and also that FII and FDI may also have impact on strengthening the rupee thereby decreasing the cost of imports. However, many answer keys had marked 1&2 as the correct option!! Thanks!!