Daily Practice Sheet 23 November 2021

Daily Practice Sheet

23 November 2021

Daily Prelims Topic

• Panchayat (Extension of the Scheduled Areas) Act 1996
• National Adaptation Fund for Climate Change
• Bauxite
• Relative Strength Index (RSI)
• Inflation in Developed World
• El Salvador’s “Bitcoin City”
• Economic and Operational cost of FCI
• Unfair Trade Practices
• Gallantry awards
• Global State of Democracy Report 2021
• Domestic Workers’ Survey
• CEPI and Disease X
• Kerala adoption row: DNA test

Daily Mapping

• Bauxite mines in India

Daily Facts

• Agri—GDP has grown 3.5 % in last one decade.
• Average landholding has reduced to 0.9 ha

CSE 2022

100 Days Mains Mentorship

Day 25

Topic: Land reforms

1. What do you understand by land reforms? Why even after seven decades it still remains an unfinished agenda?

Mains Master Notes Land Reform

2. Assess the impact of land reforms on farm productivity and farm incomes.

Mains Master Notes Land Reform

Daily Mains Mantra

GS 2: Polity

1. Analyze the features of the POSCO Act. [Reference: Indian Express]

GS 2: IR

1. Why is China building military based outside the country? Assess its implications for the world and India. [Reference: Indian Express]

GS 3: Economy

1. What do you understand by Unorganized Sector? Discuss the challenges faced by unorganized sector workers. [Reference: Indian Express]
2. Critically examine the issues plaguing the fertilizer sector in India. Suggest measures to reform the sector. [Reference: The Hindu]
3. What do you understand by digital lending? Critically examine issues related to it. In this context, discuss RBI’s guideline on digital lending. [Reference: Financial Express]
4. Farm sectors crying for reforms both in marketing of outputs as well as inputs. Discuss. [Reference: Financial Express] 

GS 3: Environment

1. Human-Animal Conflict has emerged as the major challenge in managing wildlife in the country. In this context discuss what are Human –Animal conflicts? Discuss the reasons for rising human –animal conflict and their implications. How can it be managed? [Reference: Indian Express]