Practice Questions on Important Topics from Current Affairs:(12.05.2025)
1. Despite being the backbone of grassroots mobilization, women from marginalized sections often remain excluded from decision-making roles in the women's movement in India. Critically examine this paradox and suggest measures to ensure inclusive leadership.(250w, 15m)
2.In light of shifting global dynamics, discuss the need for a fundamental reset in India's manufacturing sector and suggest suitable policy measures to achieve sustainable manufacturing growth.(250w, 15m)
Practice Questions on Important Topics from Current Affairs:(12.05.2025)
1. Despite being the backbone of grassroots mobilization, women from marginalized sections often remain excluded from decision-making roles in the women's movement in India. Critically examine this paradox and suggest measures to ensure inclusive leadership.(250w, 15m)
2.In light of shifting global dynamics, discuss the need for a fundamental reset in India's manufacturing sector and suggest suitable policy measures to achieve sustainable manufacturing growth.(250w, 15m)
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