UPPCS Mains Daily Answer Writing: Day 8

Day 8: GS 1, GS 2, UP 1

GS 1

Syllabus:

  1. The joint family system is often cited as a key feature of Indian society. Discuss its implications and changing dynamics in the context of urbanization and modernization. (200 words)

The joint family system, multiple generations living together under one roof, has long been regarded as a significant aspect of Indian social fabric. It involves sharing resources, responsibilities, and a sense of kinship.

However, urbanization and modernization have brought about several changes in its dynamics:

The advantages of independence, privacy, and individual aspirations often draw people towards nuclear family structures. While the joint family system persists in certain contexts, it is essential to recognize and adapt to the evolving dynamics of Indian society, where individuals increasingly prioritize individual autonomy, career aspirations, and personal fulfillment in the changing urban landscape.

  1. Discuss the linguistic diversity of India and how it contributes to the richness of Indian culture. Also, examine the challenges it poses to national integration. (200 words)

India is known for its remarkable linguistic diversity, with over 1,600 languages spoken across the country. This contributes to the richness and vibrancy of Indian culture in several ways :

However, the linguistic diversity in India also poses challenges to national integration:

Fortunately, all the languages of India, including Tamil, have borrowed a lot from Sanskrit language and this leads to a shared vocabulary, at least in the cultural context. The separatist tendencies are therefore muted due to the ability to convey emotions across languages, despite this diversity.

GS 2

Syllabus:

  1. Discuss the evolution of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India. Analyze its effectiveness in the redressal of public grievances. (200 words)

The evolution of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India can be traced back to the 1970s when the Supreme Court of India expanded the scope of locus standi (the right to bring a case to court) to include public-spirited individuals and organizations. The key milestones in the evolution of PIL are:

The effectiveness of PIL in redressing public grievances can be assessed through the following points:

PIL provided an avenue for the marginalized and disadvantaged to seek justice, leading to significant legal and policy reforms. However, its effectiveness relies on maintaining a balance between judicial activism and the rule of law.

  1. Elucidate the checks and balances system between the Executive and Judiciary branches in the Indian constitutional framework. (125 words)

In the Indian constitutional framework, there exists a system of checks and balances between the Executive and Judiciary branches to ensure accountability and prevent the concentration of power.

The constitutional framework aims to maintain the separation of powers, prevent the abuse of authority, and safeguard the fundamental rights of citizens.

UP 1

Syllabus:

  1. Analyze the decision-making process within the Council of Ministers in Uttar Pradesh. How does it contribute to effective governance in the state?(125 words)

The process of decision making in Council of Ministers in UP includes :-

This process contributes to effective governance in the state by ensuring informed and inclusive decision-making, fostering transparency and accountability, and promoting efficient implementation of policies and initiatives.

  1. “The All India Services and state civil services complement each other in the administration of Uttar Pradesh.” Critically analyse. (125 words)

The All India Services and state civil services play crucial roles in the administration of Uttar Pradesh:

However, some challenges exist, including occasional conflicts over jurisdiction and decision-making authority, which need to be effectively addressed to ensure harmonious coordination between the two services.

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