UKPSC 2016 Paper III

Points to Remember: Brexit’s origins in the UK’s relationship with the EU. The referendum and its outcome. The negotiation and implementation phases. Economic, political, and social impacts. Future implications and ongoing debates. Introduction: Brexit, a portmanteau of “British exit,” refers to the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union (EU). This momentous event, culminating in … Read more What is ‘Brexit’?

Points to Remember: Objective: To promote tourism and self-employment in Uttarakhand. Target Beneficiaries: Unemployed youth and individuals from Uttarakhand seeking self-employment opportunities in the tourism sector. Key Features: Financial assistance, skill development, and marketing support. Implementation: Through designated government agencies and banks. Introduction: The Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Paryatan Swarojgar Yojana (VCSGPSY) is a government … Read more Write a short note on Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Paryatan Swarojgar Yojana in Uttarakhand.

Points to Remember: Panchsheel’s origins in the context of India’s foreign policy. The five principles of Panchsheel. Applications and limitations of Panchsheel in international relations. Panchsheel’s relevance in the contemporary world. Introduction: Panchsheel, meaning “five principles” in Sanskrit, refers to a set of five principles governing peaceful coexistence and cooperation between nations. These principles were … Read more What do you understand by ‘Panchsheel’?

Points to Remember: Maintaining international peace and security. Developing friendly relations among nations. Achieving international cooperation in solving international problems. Being a center for harmonizing the actions of nations. Introduction: The United Nations (UN), established in 1945 after World War II, is an intergovernmental organization aiming to prevent future conflicts and foster global cooperation. Its … Read more What are the objectives of the United Nations Organisation?

Points to Remember: Madhesis are an indigenous group primarily inhabiting the Terai region of Nepal. Their identity is rooted in their geographical location and distinct cultural practices. They have a history of marginalization and struggle for political representation and rights. The Madheshi movement is a significant aspect of Nepal’s political landscape. Introduction: The term “Madhesi” … Read more Who are Madhesis?

Points to Remember: Definition and purpose of the H-1B visa. Eligibility criteria for applicants and employers. The process of applying for an H-1B visa. Benefits and drawbacks of the H-1B visa program. Current debates and reforms surrounding the H-1B visa. Introduction: The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa in the United States that allows U.S. … Read more What is H-1B Visa?

Points to Remember: Appointment of Advocate General Advocate General’s role in State Legislative Assembly Introduction: The Advocate General (AG) holds a crucial position in a state’s legal framework. They are the principal legal advisor to the state government, offering counsel on legal matters and representing the state in courts. The appointment process and their participation … Read more Who appoints the Advocate General of a State? Can he take part in the proceedings of the State Legislative Assembly?

Points to Remember: Establishment year of the National Development Council (NDC). Composition of the NDC, including its key members and their roles. Introduction: The National Development Council (NDC) is a premier Indian governmental body that plays a crucial role in formulating and monitoring India’s national development plans. Established in the post-independence era, it serves as … Read more In which year was the National Development Council of India established and what is its composition?

Points to Remember: NOTA’s meaning and legal basis in India. The impact of NOTA on elections. Arguments for and against NOTA. Potential improvements and future considerations regarding NOTA. Introduction: NOTA, which stands for “None Of The Above,” is an option provided to voters in several countries, including India, allowing them to indicate their disapproval of … Read more What is ‘NOTA’?

Points to Remember: The Contingency Fund of India is a reserve fund used for unforeseen expenses. It’s managed by the President of India. Parliamentary approval is required for utilization. It’s distinct from other funds like the Consolidated Fund. It plays a crucial role in handling unexpected financial emergencies. Introduction: The Contingency Fund of India is … Read more What do you understand by the Contingency Fund of India? Explain.