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Critically examine the constitutional and ethical dimensions of allocating revenue surplus for welfare measures, in light of the Directive Principles of State Policy, and assess its implications for electoral practices, inclusivity, and long-term development in India.

Discuss the role of urban local bodies in implementing the Swachh Bharat Mission. What mechanisms can enhance accountability in meeting public health and sanitation goals?

Discuss the importance of a strong Centre-State relationship in combating child trafficking. How can collaboration between these levels of government strengthen enforcement and protection mechanisms?

Analyze the role of traditional handicrafts in promoting sustainability and local economies. What measures can be taken to support artisans and workers affected by synthetic alternatives?

Evaluate the role of urban planning policies in addressing the housing crisis in Indian cities. What policy changes are necessary to ensure that affordable housing remains a priority for developers and investors?

Early childhood deficits often persist across the life cycle and across generations. Discuss how neglecting the first 3,000 days undermines education outcomes, workforce productivity, and demographic dividend, and critically assess the limits of later-stage corrective interventions.

Discuss the role of the Supreme Court and the Law Commission of India in addressing the misuse of child protection laws. Evaluate whether guided judicial discretion can balance child safety with adolescent autonomy.

Higher disposal rates in POCSO cases do not necessarily translate into better justice outcomes.Critically analyse this statement in the context of fast track special courts in India.

To what extent can scientific advisory mechanisms, periodic safety reviews, and advertisement controls ensure accountability and federal balance without over-centralising pesticide regulation?

Why is diversity in geography, language, and socio-economic background crucial for shaping India’s youth-led development agenda? Analyse.

How can education policy balance regional language promotion with mother tongue instruction for linguistic minorities. Evaluate the implications of inter-state disputes arising from language legislation in India.

Can restructuring rural employment schemes address corruption without weakening the rights-based framework that protects rural livelihoods? Examine.

India’s Swachh Bharat Mission has evolved from toilet access (Phase I) to sustainability through ODF Plus, emphasising faecal sludge and dry/solid–liquid waste systems. To what extent can FSM, cluster-FSTPs, urban-rural linkages, and panchayat-led sanitation taxes ensure lasting public health and governance outcomes, and what challenges remain?

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