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    Daily Practice Sheet 28 December 2020

    • December 28, 2020
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPS
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    Daily Practice Sheet 28 December 2020

    Daily Prelims Topic

    • PMSVANidhi scheme
    • NDPS act
    • Thoubal multipurpose project 
    • Sangeet Natak Academy
    • Governor’s role in calling assembly session
    • Zero Coupon Bond
    • CoWin app
    • Stocks versus Bond
    • PM JAY SEHAT
    • INDIA INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE FESTIVAL (IISF)-2020

    Daily Mapping

    • Kuttanad
    • Qatar
    • Sudan

    Daily Facts

    Gender comparison/gap

    • According to the 2018 edition of the All-India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE), for the first time, there were as many women as men in BSc programmes — of 48.19 lakh students enrolled, 50.7 per cent were men and 49.3 per cent women.
    • Their presence at the Master’s level was the highest ever — in 2017-18, for every 100 men who enrolled for MSc, there were 171 women
    • The difference in choice of subjects comes into play at the school level. A greater proportion of the male toppers (96%) chose Science in Classes 11 and 12 as opposed to 71% for women.

    Asia’s technological rise

    • Over the last decade, the region has accounted for 52% of global growth in tech-company revenues, 43% of start-up funding, 51% of spending on research and development, and 87% of patents filed, according to new research by the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI).

    Daily Mains Mantra

    NEWSPAPER

    GS 1: Society

    1. Women have been rising up the ladder in education and career. Still, a lot of gender-based factors are holding them up. Discuss. [Reference: Indian Express]

    GS 2: Geography

    1. What do you understand by religious tourism? Discuss the challenges faced and opportunities. [Reference: FICCI]

    GS 2: Polity

    1. Indian prisons have been acting as the warehouses for the marginalised. In this context discuss need and strategy for prison reforms. [Reference: Indian Express]

    GS 2: IR

    1. Discuss how new Brexit deal offers an opportunity for India to deepen engagement with the Britain. [Reference: Indian Express]
    2. Asia’s rise in technological rise has been phenomenal. Elaborate. Also, discuss does it face challenge in face of isolationism ruling the world in current times. [Reference: Financial Express]

    GS 3: Economy

    1. Make a case for legalizing MSP. Do you agree it is very important for making farming viable and doubling farmer’s income? [Reference: Business Line]
    2. Delay in infrastructure projects has huge implications for Indian economy. Comment. Also bring out the major factors for such delay. [Reference: Economic Times]
    3. Discuss the role of four P’s (Product, Price, Place and Promotion) in revival of India’s tourism industry and what policy measures can support these 4 P’s. [Reference: Financial Express]
    4. There is a need to balance the state right to tax with a climate of certainty for investors. Critically discuss the experience of BITs in India. [Reference: Business Line]

    Daily Ethics:

    1. Differentiate between to ‘politics of convenience’, ‘Politics of Conviction’ and ‘Politics of Consensus’ with examples. [Reference: Business Line]
    2. Discuss the causes for the erosion of values in public life.
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