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Gs-2 : Centre - state relations
π ΎοΈPlease keep a tab on this and implications for the 16th finance commission- Click here
π ΎοΈSpecial category Status- This is now back in news after many years- Click here
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π ΎοΈPlease keep a tab on this and implications for the 16th finance commission- Click here
π ΎοΈSpecial category Status- This is now back in news after many years- Click here
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StrategEase Mentorship program for Mains 2024
π ΎοΈRegistration link for candidates who Cleared : CLICK HERE
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Gs-3 : Science and technology- An excellent article
β Gs-2 : Governance- Digital India- Legal framework- Government Regulation on AI
π ΎοΈQuestion: Examine the challenges posed by Generative AI (GAI) to existing legal frameworks and judicial precedents in India. How can India adapt its legal system to address these challenges in the context of digital jurisprudence?
π°key challenges
βοΈ1. Safe Harbour and Liability Fixation
βοΈ2. Copyright Conundrum
βοΈ3. Data Protection and Privacy
βοΈ4. Legal Clarity and Responsibility
π ΎοΈCase laws on Digital Regulation : Use them for Substantiation
β΄οΈ1. K.S. Puttaswamy judgment (2017)
β΄οΈ2. Christian Louboutin Sas vs Nakul Bajaj and Ors (2018)
β΄οΈ3. Shreya Singhal judgment upheld Section 79 of the IT Act- safe harbour' protection to intermediaries.
β‘οΈ What are the Regulations on Digital Speech?- Click here
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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β Gs-2 : Governance- Digital India- Legal framework- Government Regulation on AI
π ΎοΈQuestion: Examine the challenges posed by Generative AI (GAI) to existing legal frameworks and judicial precedents in India. How can India adapt its legal system to address these challenges in the context of digital jurisprudence?
π°key challenges
βοΈ1. Safe Harbour and Liability Fixation
βοΈ2. Copyright Conundrum
βοΈ3. Data Protection and Privacy
βοΈ4. Legal Clarity and Responsibility
π ΎοΈCase laws on Digital Regulation : Use them for Substantiation
β΄οΈ1. K.S. Puttaswamy judgment (2017)
β΄οΈ2. Christian Louboutin Sas vs Nakul Bajaj and Ors (2018)
β΄οΈ3. Shreya Singhal judgment upheld Section 79 of the IT Act- safe harbour' protection to intermediaries.
β‘οΈ What are the Regulations on Digital Speech?- Click here
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
β οΈYoutube : Click here and join the VK IAS channel
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Gs-4 : Emotional Intelligence
π ΎοΈWhat is Humility in Public Discourse?
π°Ans : Humility in public discourse refers to the ability to engage in discussions and debates with a sense of respect, openness, and self-awareness. It emphasizes understanding and valuing the perspectives of others, acknowledging one's own limitations, and refraining from personal attacks or aggressive rhetoric.
π ΎοΈFirst-Order and Second-Order Claims: First-order claims focus on the merits of actions and decisions.
Second-order claims evaluate individuals' character based on their views, often leading to personal attacks.
Dismissing first-order concerns and focusing on second-order claims creates a hypocritical and divisive environment.
π ΎοΈImpact of Polarization: Personal attacks and hate speech prevent meaningful dialogue and create divisions.
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π ΎοΈWhat is Humility in Public Discourse?
π°Ans : Humility in public discourse refers to the ability to engage in discussions and debates with a sense of respect, openness, and self-awareness. It emphasizes understanding and valuing the perspectives of others, acknowledging one's own limitations, and refraining from personal attacks or aggressive rhetoric.
π ΎοΈFirst-Order and Second-Order Claims: First-order claims focus on the merits of actions and decisions.
Second-order claims evaluate individuals' character based on their views, often leading to personal attacks.
Dismissing first-order concerns and focusing on second-order claims creates a hypocritical and divisive environment.
π ΎοΈImpact of Polarization: Personal attacks and hate speech prevent meaningful dialogue and create divisions.
β‘οΈVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
πPlease Subscribe : Youtube.com/vikaskanukollu
Really touched with this gesture from a student- yatin
What an amazing talent! Never let this exam setbacks make you feel like any less of a person. You are gifted yatin! I am truely blessed and grateful to have such students.
Irrespective of what this exam means to you and how the world treats you, if you cant be kind on yourself, the world certainly wont. We may not be perfect in anyway but we were honest in our intent and that is all that matters in life to reach our destination. Slowly- but eventually .Let each one of us vow to be the light that dispels darknessπ
P.s- sorry if i was unable to take some calls or messages because of paucity of time, i will eventually reach out to all but taking the priority of mains candidates because of their urgency- please do not feel that the team has ignored you in your low phase
forever gratefulπ
What an amazing talent! Never let this exam setbacks make you feel like any less of a person. You are gifted yatin! I am truely blessed and grateful to have such students.
Irrespective of what this exam means to you and how the world treats you, if you cant be kind on yourself, the world certainly wont. We may not be perfect in anyway but we were honest in our intent and that is all that matters in life to reach our destination. Slowly- but eventually .Let each one of us vow to be the light that dispels darknessπ
P.s- sorry if i was unable to take some calls or messages because of paucity of time, i will eventually reach out to all but taking the priority of mains candidates because of their urgency- please do not feel that the team has ignored you in your low phase
forever gratefulπ
Forwarded from VK IAS by Vikas kanukollu (VK)
For 2025 students : The following videos will help.
https://youtu.be/rHBcbBWBsjU?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/XTAO34u_ynk?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/rHBcbBWBsjU?feature=shared
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Gs-3 : Climate change
π ΎοΈContext : This article is about interconnectedness of environmental integrity, economic development, and the vital role of data and international collaboration in transitioning from climate pledges to concrete action- Click here
π ΎοΈWe need money for the above - in this context read -Mobilization of Resources- Green growth-> Climate financing- COP 27-Quick summary
π ΎοΈAfter above 2 steps- read about India's case- What should be India's short term target in climate talks?- Use this model Question to read the article
ππ»Discuss the transformation in India's climate policy and identify the key elements of India's climate agenda. How can these elements contribute to India's global climate leadership? - Read from this article based on above context.
β‘οΈVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
πPlease Subscribe : Youtube.com/vikaskanukollu
π ΎοΈContext : This article is about interconnectedness of environmental integrity, economic development, and the vital role of data and international collaboration in transitioning from climate pledges to concrete action- Click here
π ΎοΈWe need money for the above - in this context read -Mobilization of Resources- Green growth-> Climate financing- COP 27-Quick summary
π ΎοΈAfter above 2 steps- read about India's case- What should be India's short term target in climate talks?- Use this model Question to read the article
ππ»Discuss the transformation in India's climate policy and identify the key elements of India's climate agenda. How can these elements contribute to India's global climate leadership? - Read from this article based on above context.
β‘οΈVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
πPlease Subscribe : Youtube.com/vikaskanukollu
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ΎοΈCandidates writing mains and who approached the team for StrategEase Mentorship program for Mains 2024- Please start writing the tests - We do not have the time to collect the "material" to write the exam. Go minimalistic and practice on the "skill" required to execute.
π°Mains 2024 Revision plan - Important articles - Part 1
π ΎοΈGs-2 :Indian Constitution-historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions & basic structure
βοΈ1. Transformative constitutionalism - Click here
βοΈ2. Constitutional morality vs majoritarian morality debate- Click here
βοΈ3. Fundamental Rights based material :
β΄οΈ3.1 - Hate speech
β΄οΈ3.2 - Fundamental rights-Affirmative action
β΄οΈ3.3- Aadhaar-based age tokens to address privacy concerns
βοΈ4. Indian constitution- Basic structure doctrine
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π ΎοΈGs-2 :Indian Constitution-historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions & basic structure
βοΈ1. Transformative constitutionalism - Click here
βοΈ2. Constitutional morality vs majoritarian morality debate- Click here
βοΈ3. Fundamental Rights based material :
β΄οΈ3.1 - Hate speech
β΄οΈ3.2 - Fundamental rights-Affirmative action
β΄οΈ3.3- Aadhaar-based age tokens to address privacy concerns
βοΈ4. Indian constitution- Basic structure doctrine
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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Gs-2 : Fundamental Rights- constitutional issues surrounding religious practices in India
π ΎοΈContext : Judicial Approach: Courts often use the "essential practices" test to determine if a practice is integral to a religion. The judiciary avoids theological questions and focuses on whether a practice is essential to the religion as a whole
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π ΎοΈContext : Judicial Approach: Courts often use the "essential practices" test to determine if a practice is integral to a religion. The judiciary avoids theological questions and focuses on whether a practice is essential to the religion as a whole
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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Gs-3 : Economy- Mobilization of resources- Global Minimum Corporate tax proposal
π°Taxes can be called regressive or progressive( based on ideal scenarios)- In reality the tendency or temptation is to impose regressive taxes because its an easy way- The corporates would not want to stay in a place where they are taxed heavily
πWhat is the race to the bottom?- Click here
πBase Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)- click here
πWhat is Global Minimum corporate Tax?- Click here
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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π°Taxes can be called regressive or progressive( based on ideal scenarios)- In reality the tendency or temptation is to impose regressive taxes because its an easy way- The corporates would not want to stay in a place where they are taxed heavily
πWhat is the race to the bottom?- Click here
πBase Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)- click here
πWhat is Global Minimum corporate Tax?- Click here
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
β οΈYoutube : Click here and join the VK IAS channel
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Gs-3 : Conservation of species- Mangroves
π ΎοΈMangroves importance- MISHTI initiative- VERY IMP for prelims mains and interview- Click here
π ΎοΈAlso read : Threat to Mangroves in Sunderbans- East kolkata wetlands intrusion- CAG report on Violations
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π ΎοΈAlso read : Threat to Mangroves in Sunderbans- East kolkata wetlands intrusion- CAG report on Violations
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Forwarded from VK IAS by Vikas kanukollu (VK)
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Gs-3 : Inclusive growth/ Economic development
β‘οΈCentral premise of the author : The central premise of the author is that electoral politics often swings between two extremes: development-focused promises and short-term populist measures. Both have their pros and cons, and the need of the hour is to find a balanced approach.
β οΈβΌοΈMy problem with these sort of articles?- they dont tell us WHAT THIS BALANCED APPROACH should be! and illogically supports freebie model of governance- that is not a solution at all!
β‘οΈSo here is my take on this issue : You are free to add any new ideas that come to your mind
βοΈ1. Create a Comprehensive Infrastructure Review Board (CIRB) through law to evaluate these projects
βοΈ2. Amend the FRBM act, 2003 to include PSUs- Benchmarking against international standards like the European Union's Stability and Growth Pact.( Read about this)
βοΈ3. INTRODUCE - Populism Impact Assessment
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β‘οΈCentral premise of the author : The central premise of the author is that electoral politics often swings between two extremes: development-focused promises and short-term populist measures. Both have their pros and cons, and the need of the hour is to find a balanced approach.
β οΈβΌοΈMy problem with these sort of articles?-
β‘οΈSo here is my take on this issue : You are free to add any new ideas that come to your mind
βοΈ1. Create a Comprehensive Infrastructure Review Board (CIRB) through law to evaluate these projects
βοΈ2. Amend the FRBM act, 2003 to include PSUs- Benchmarking against international standards like the European Union's Stability and Growth Pact.( Read about this)
βοΈ3. INTRODUCE - Populism Impact Assessment
@hinduhighlights for News analysis
β‘οΈNew mentorship batch starts : Click here
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Gs-3 : Economic Growth- "Viksit Bharat" goal- Role of Manufacturing
π ΎοΈStatus of manufacturing : The Modi government aimed to increase manufacturing's share of GDP from 15% to 25% by 2025. However, current data shows manufacturing only makes up 13% of GDP in 2022.Comparatively, countries like Vietnam (25%), Bangladesh (22%), Malaysia (23%), and China (28%) have higher manufacturing contributions to their GDPs.
π ΎοΈQ) Analyze the evolving nature of India's workforce. Highlight the challenges and prospects of this transition in light of the global trend of capital-intensive manufacturing. Suggest appropriate policy measures that can effectively harness the potential of India's demographic dividend in this changing landscape. (250 words)- Click here
π ΎοΈProblems of Indian economy : Criticism of Raghuram Rajan's work- Click here
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π ΎοΈStatus of manufacturing : The Modi government aimed to increase manufacturing's share of GDP from 15% to 25% by 2025. However, current data shows manufacturing only makes up 13% of GDP in 2022.Comparatively, countries like Vietnam (25%), Bangladesh (22%), Malaysia (23%), and China (28%) have higher manufacturing contributions to their GDPs.
π ΎοΈQ) Analyze the evolving nature of India's workforce. Highlight the challenges and prospects of this transition in light of the global trend of capital-intensive manufacturing. Suggest appropriate policy measures that can effectively harness the potential of India's demographic dividend in this changing landscape. (250 words)- Click here
π ΎοΈProblems of Indian economy : Criticism of Raghuram Rajan's work- Click here
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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Gs-4 : Ethics - How Humility can shape organisational culture and team values.
π ΎοΈQ) Why do we need humility?- Click here
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π ΎοΈQ) Why do we need humility?- Click here
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Gs-1 : Demographics
π ΎοΈContext : India's Demographic Transition- Positives negatives and conclusion- Read these two articles to summarise everything you need . I will present the brief outline of the two articles here :
π ΎοΈIndia's demographic progress includes reduced fertility rates, increased life expectancy, and better health outcomes. Yet, challenges like an aging population, gender inequality, and regional disparities persist. Achieving sustainable and equitable growth is crucial. To leverage the demographic dividend and tackle environmental and social issues, continuous policy efforts and innovative approaches are vital to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals- Read the articles to know what these "environmental and social issues, continuous policy efforts and innovative approaches" mean
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π ΎοΈContext : India's Demographic Transition- Positives negatives and conclusion- Read these two articles to summarise everything you need . I will present the brief outline of the two articles here :
π ΎοΈIndia's demographic progress includes reduced fertility rates, increased life expectancy, and better health outcomes. Yet, challenges like an aging population, gender inequality, and regional disparities persist. Achieving sustainable and equitable growth is crucial. To leverage the demographic dividend and tackle environmental and social issues, continuous policy efforts and innovative approaches are vital to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals- Read the articles to know what these "environmental and social issues, continuous policy efforts and innovative approaches" mean
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
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Gs-1 : Indian Society - Role of Women
β Gs2- Vulnerable sections- Women
π°The theme we are discussing is about Marriage and the legal issues associated with it- For a background- read this article
π ΎοΈContext : Historical and legal background of maintenance rights under CrPC. The discussion on maintenance rights is crucial for understanding issues related to gender justice and the protection of women under Indian law-Supreme Court's ruling in the case of Abdul Samad.
π°Key Points :
π1. CrPC is a non-religious law providing maintenance rights to wives, children, and parents.
π2. See the evolution of these cases - Shah Bano Case (1985), Daniel Latifi Case (2001), The Abdul Samad Case
β οΈHow to use this article in the essay- The themes of legal pluralism, gender justice, and judicial interpretations can be effectively used in essays to showcase a comprehensive understanding of legal and social issues
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β Gs2- Vulnerable sections- Women
π°The theme we are discussing is about Marriage and the legal issues associated with it- For a background- read this article
π ΎοΈContext : Historical and legal background of maintenance rights under CrPC. The discussion on maintenance rights is crucial for understanding issues related to gender justice and the protection of women under Indian law-Supreme Court's ruling in the case of Abdul Samad.
π°Key Points :
π1. CrPC is a non-religious law providing maintenance rights to wives, children, and parents.
π2. See the evolution of these cases - Shah Bano Case (1985), Daniel Latifi Case (2001), The Abdul Samad Case
β οΈHow to use this article in the essay- The themes of legal pluralism, gender justice, and judicial interpretations can be effectively used in essays to showcase a comprehensive understanding of legal and social issues
πVK IAS subject wise channels - Click here
β οΈYoutube : Click here and join the VK IAS channel