#UPSC TOP Q 10) Examine how premier institutions such as IITs have helped invent and implement new technologies in the country for the benefit of common man. 9) Do you think government’s recent decision to accept the P J Nayak committee’s recommendation of splitting the post of chairman and managing director (CMD) in public sector banks will help improve banking governance in India? Examine. 8) “For efficient allocation of scarce resources, it is essential not to succumb to lobbies and hand out incentives to particular sectors in the belief that they will help in overall economic growth.” In the light of recent cut in the concessions given to the automobile and the consumer electronics sectors, critically examine the necessity and effects of doling out sector-specific sops 7) Compare and contrast the composition and objectives of newly set-up National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog with that of erstwhile Planning Commission. Some suggest that it is better to reform existing institutions than creating new ones to transform India. Comment on this suggestion. 6) What are the essences of effective governance? Critically comment on India’s record in providing effective and transparent governance to its citizens post – liberalization period. 5) Recently the government stopped foreign funding of few NGOs working in India accusing them of affecting development processes in India. Critically discuss the role of NGOs in development processes. Also comment if the government’s decision is correct. 4) Write a critical note on The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA)? Examine why Indian financial institutions have been asked to register with the US’ Internal Revenue Service (IRS ). 3) With suitable examples, critically comment on the effect of state and market’s intervention on the culture of some of the important tribal communities of India. 2) Examine How did the American Civil War affect the lives of ryots in India in the mid – nineteenth century 1) Examine the factors that led to the raise of jotedars in rural Bengal. Also explain how different they were from zamindars in their power and influence.
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