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1- Infiltration, best countered
At the best of times, it is difficult to make sense of events in Kashmir as these go from street turbulence and stone-throwing to LoC duels and attempts at infiltration. The last two weeks have witnessed infiltration bids all along the LoC in the Valley zone — in fact, more than I can remember anytime in recent years. The Jammu region is quiet in comparison, with a few exchanges of fire across the LoC in Naushera and Krishna Ghati.
Q- Counter-infiltration is one of the most difficult operations. Enumerate the strategy India should follow to prevent infiltration.
The viral of farm loan waivers is acquiring epidemic proportions. In some ways it is a competitive race to the bottom. This is notwithstanding serious concerns that this can scarcely address the distress of the farming community.
Q- What is fiscal deficit? Macroeconomic stability is contingent on the fiscal position of the general government. How to maintain fiscal prudence?
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Q- We have failed to provide institutions of excellence for everyone, for people to enjoy growing up in India. Comment
Reliance Industries’ and BP’s joint investment of Rs. 40,000 crore in the KG-D6 gas block has important implications for the oil, gas and renewable energy sectors in terms of technological development, supply line infrastructure and pricing policy.
Link it with GS paper 1 (Location of Industries and resources)
5- Digital economy: policy push on anvil
The Centre will soon introduce a slew of policies, including a revamped one on electronics manufacturing and a data protection policy, to achieve the aim of making India a trillion dollar digital economy, Electronics and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said
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6- Why China’s growing footprint in Nepal is a concern for India
Sher Bahadur Deuba has been elected Prime Minister of Nepal at an especially fragile time in the life of the 11-year-old Himalayan republic. Two years after the majority Madhesi population in the Terai blocked several trading points along the southern border with India, there remains deep-seated resentment in large parts of Nepal against the Kathmandu elite.
Link it with GS Paper 2 (India and its neighborhood)
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