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Deepak Yadav Education

Deepak Yadav Education


Map Question
Burkina Faso
UPSC PYQ - 2015
The provisions in Fifth Schedule and Sixth
Schedule in the Constitution of India are made in
order to :-

(a) protect the interests of Scheduled Tribes


(b) determine the boundaries between States
(c) determine the powers, authority and
responsibilities of Panchayats
(d) protect the interests of all the border States
• The Yangtze River of China is
the longest river in Asia.
It is the third-longest river in
the world and also the
longest river in the world to
flow entirely within one
country.

• This river originates from


Jari Hills of Tanggula
Mountains and drains its
water to the East China Sea.
• Status:
• India’s Tourism is ranked at 10th position in terms of its contribution to
World GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in the World Travel and Tourism
Council’s report in 2019.

• During 2019, contribution of travel & tourism to GDP was 6.8% of the
total economy, ~ Rs. 13,68,100 crore (USD 194.30 billion).

• India as of now in 2021 has 40 sites listed under ‘World Heritage List’, 6th
most highest (32 cultural, 7 natural and 1 mixed site) in the world.
• Dholavira and Ramappa Temple (Telangana) are the latest ones.

• In FY20, the tourism sector in India accounted for 39 million jobs, which
was 8.0% of the total employment in the country. By 2029, it is
expected to account for about 53 million jobs.
National Company Law Tribunal
• All those insolvency deals so far in the NCLT have got discounts of up to 70% or
even more from secured creditors.

• National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was constituted under section 18 of


the Companies Act, 2013 w.e.f. 01st June 2016 based on
the recommendation of the Justice Eradi committee on law relating to
insolvency and winding up of companies.

• The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is a quasi-judicial body that


adjudicates issues relating to Indian companies.

The NCLT has eleven benches, two at New Delhi (one being the principal bench)
and one each at Ahmedabad, Allahabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Guwahati,
Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai.
Daily Mains Question
Q- Mental health is one of the most
neglected social issues in India. Comment

प्रश्न- मानसिक स्वास््य भारत में िबिे उपेक्षित


िामाजिक मद् ु दों में िे एक है । टिप्पणी कीजिये।
History of Policing in India
• After the revolt of 1857, the British created a police
force with the prime aim of upholding their
imperial interests.
• They used the police to mainly suppress and
oppress freedom fighters and revolutionaries during
the freedom struggle.
• Over the years following Independence, the police force
was seen as being elitist and power-friendly, instead
of being seen as a people-friendly force.
• Misuse of Policing:
• During the emergency, it was used with impunity to
suppress human rights and imprison thousands of
people, including all the political opponents of the
ruling dispensation.
• National Police Commission:
• Subsequently, a National Police Commission was
set up in 1977, which submitted reports with
detailed multi-dimensional proposals for police
reforms.
• Not much headway has been made in bringing
reforms in police forces at the individual and
institutional level.
• Efforts taken by the Government of India
• A number of initiatives taken by the Government of India toward better policing,
including
• A project to decriminalise minor offences and violations and
• The move for amending the Identification of the Prisoners Act, 1920, a
legislation that was passed more than a 100 years ago.
• The Prime Minister’s call for making the police a SMART force: standing for a
force which is:
• Strict and Sensitive,
• Modern and Mobile,
• Alert and Accountable,
• Reliable and Responsive,
• Tech-savvy and Trained.
• The government is giving high priority to the greater use of technology in the
day-to-day working of police.
Issues in Police Forces
• Colonial Law:
• Even at present, the police system in India is based on colonial law.
• Sometimes the British used the police as their instrument to suppress
the voice of people and for their personal functions and at present our
respected government is doing the same.

• Huge vacancies:
• While the sanctioned police strength was 181 police per lakh persons
in 2016, the actual strength was 137 police.
• This is way too low when compared with the United Nations’
recommended standard of 222 police per lakh persons.
• Further, a high percentage of vacancies within the police forces
exacerbates an existing problem of overburdened police personnel.
• Custodial Death:
• There are many cases on custodial death means Death by torture/pressure in
police/judicial custody.
• During 1996-1997 in D.K.Basu judgment, the Supreme Court (SC) issued a guideline
against custodial death in India.

• Police Infrastructure (weapons, vehicle etc):


• Modern policing requires strong communication support, state-of-the-art or modern
weapons, and a high degree of mobility.
• Even the fund’s allotted face Underutilisation.

• Law on Torture:
• India has only signed the “United Nation Convention on torture” but yet to pass by
the Parliament.
• India does not have a specific law for torture.
• Political Interference:
• Police officers are not able to do their work due to the interference of
political leaders.
• There is no minimum tenure security for officers at the higher post and
not even place posting security.

• Promotions and working conditions:


• Qualifications and training of police personnel are not up to the mark,
especially for lower levels of officials.
• The lower ranks of police personnel are often verbally abused by their
superiors or they work in inhuman conditions.
• This non-harmonious work environment ultimately affects their
relationship with the public.
UPSC PYQ - 2015
The provisions in Fifth Schedule and Sixth
Schedule in the Constitution of India are made in
order to :-
Answer is A
(a) protect the interests of Scheduled Tribes
(b) determine the boundaries between States
(c) determine the powers, authority and
responsibilities of Panchayats
(d) protect the interests of all the border States
Thank You

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