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 1.  What are the benefits of GST? How would GST be administered in India?  Discuss the benefits of the amalgamation of GST rates? 10M  2. What do you mean by Inclusive growth? Enumerate the challenges for inclusive development in India? 10M 3. What do you mean by circular agriculture? Discuss how circular Agriculture key for Agriculture development in rural India ? 10M   4. What are the measures to be taken to address rising inequality and uneven impact of the covid -19 crisis to make labour markets fairer and more equitable ? 10M   5. Horticulture sector is still facing a lot of challenges in terms of high post harvest loss and gaps in post harvest management and supply chain infrastructure ?Discuss major strategies to enhance its production ?10M   6. Discus major issues with supply chain management in Indian Agriculture? Suggest some the reforms to be taken in supply chain management to double...

  ' S preading terrorist propaganda through the use of “indulging video games” is another strategy that was deployed by terrorist groups during the pandemic? Discuss Major  threats for Internal security and Suggest measures to be taken ?15M. New technologies and high-speed internet connections have helped online gaming become a popular pastime on the internet. Because gamers invest large amounts of time and money in today’s sophisticated games, others see an opportunity for mischief or illicit profit. The technological and social risks of online games should be understood by anyone who enjoys them.  These include the following:  • risks from social interactions with strangers who may trick you into revealing personal or financial information  • risks from computer intruders exploiting security vulnerabilities  • risks from online and real-world predators  • risks from viruses, Trojan horses, computer worms, and spyware In general, online gaming may...

 The Central Armed Police Forces dealt with by this Division include:  1. Assam Rifles (AR)  2. Border Security Force (BSF)  3. Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)  4. Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)  5. Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)  6. National Security Guards (NSG)  7. Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)

  Assam Rifles is the only paramilitary force with a dual control structure. While the administrative control of the force is with the MHA, its operational control is with the Indian Army, which is under the Ministry of Defence. ROLE :   Nominated as the Border Guarding force and the Lead Intelligence Agency for the Indo-Myanmar border and mandated to undertake Counter Insurgency operations in the North Eastern States and other areas as deemed necessary under the operational control of the Army. CAPABILITY :   (a) Border Guarding. (b) Counter Insurgency Operations. (c) Aid to Civil authorities. (d) Undertake defensive operations and Rear Area Security during conventional War.  What is Assam Rifles? Assam Rifles is one of the six central armed police forces (CAPFs) under the administrative control of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). The other forces being the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the Border Security Force (BSF), the Indo-Tibetan Border Police...

  Various Security Forces and agencies their Mandate :Explain the role BORDER SECURITY FORCE and their mandate for internal security management in India ? To be a Force of Excellence in guarding the Borders of India through highly professional, credible and efficient Border Management. MISSION :   1.To maintain sanctity of the Border of India through eternal vigilance.  2.To inculcate a sense of security by harnessing co-operation of the Border Population.  3. To effectively deal with Internal Security Challenges whenever so tasked by the Govt.  4. To achieve an effective combat capability by absorbing leading-edge technology, state-of-the-art training and userfriendly equipment.  5.To evolve and implement a growth-oriented Personnel Management System aimed at instilling core values to satisfy the social, economic and psychological needs of the Force personnel.  6.To effectively assist Civil Administration in Disaster Management and provide succor to t...

 CISF came into existence in the year 1969 and is today perhaps the largest Industrial Security Force in the world. To provide security and consultancy to the Public Sector and Private Sector under takings and also to provide security to the VIP. ROLE & TASK CISF It provides physical security to critical infrastructure units of the country.  Its main tasks include crime prevention & control, protection of employees and provision of security to the buildings. It also provides fire protection to industrial under takings.   CAPABILITY:-  CISF is a premier multi-skilled security agency of the country, mandated to provide security to all public sector undertakings & private sector undertakings. Fire protection Service: - CISF is also one of the largest Fire Protection Service providers in the country. It provides fire protection cover to 83 Industrial Undertakings. Consultancy :- CISF launched its consultancy services in December 2001. CISF is providing ...

  Various Security Forces and agencies their Mandate :Explain the role CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE and their mandate for internal security management in India ? CRPF came into existence as the Crown Representative’s Police on july 27, 1939 at Neemuch (MP) to assist the princely States in maintenance of law & order. The Force was re-named as Central Reserve Police Force by an Act of parliament on December 28, 1949, which was made applicable retrospectively w.e.f. August 15, 1947. OBJECTIVE/PURPOSE  The Central Reserve Police Force was constituted under the nomenclature of Crown Representative Police, on 27 July 1939 at Neemuch under the provisions of Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) order 1937, for deployment in princely states to help the rulers to contain political unrest and activities of Praja Mandals that were agitating for self rule in these states. President colour to the Force was presented on 19th March 1950. Broad gamut of duties performed by the CRPF are Crowd cont...

Various Security Forces and agencies their Mandate :Explain the role ITBP and their mandate for internal security management in India ?  I ndo-Tibetan Border Police was raised on October 24, 1962 for reorganizing the frontier intelligence and security set up along the Indo-Tibetan border. Only four Battalions were sanctioned to begin with. ITBP was initially raised under the CRPF Act. However, in 1992, parliament enacted the ITBPF Act and the rules there under were framed in 1994. In the year 2004, in pursuance of GoM recommendations on “One Border One Force ”, the entire stretch of India-China Border comprising 3488 Kms was assigned to the ITBP for Border Guarding duty and, accordingly, ITBP, replaced Assam Rifles in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh in 2004. The motto of the Force is “Shaurya-Dridhata-Karma Nishtha” (Valour – Determination – Devotion to Duty). All ranks of ITBP are dedicated to guard the borders with valour, determination and devotion to duty.  The Force has e...

  Various Security Forces and agencies  their Mandate :Explain the role  NSG and their mandate for internal security management in India ? In India, there are seven Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) namely Assam Rifles, Border Security Force (BSF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), National Security Guard (NSG), and Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) under the Ministry of Home Affairs. The MHA deals with all matters relating to CAPFs, including their deployment. What is the National Security Guard? The Union Cabinet in 1984 took a decision to create a Federal Contingency Force comprising of personnel who are highly motivated, specially equipped and well trained to tackle the various manifestations of terrorism. In June 1984, a nucleus consisting of the Director-General of NSG and other essential elements were sanctioned and steps were initiated to raise the Force. A bill for the creation of t...

Linkages of Organised crimes with terrorism  Organized crime is crime b ased on a cooperative effort like an organized business.   organized crime involves:  (a) association of a small group of criminals for the execution of a certain type of crime,  (b) chalking out plans by which detection may be avoided,  (c) development of a fund of money for organizing criminal activities and providing protection to members, and  (d) maintaining Example : Pick-pocketing, robbery, burglary, smuggling, drug trafficking, prostitution, gambling are some of the crimes which involve association of a few criminals working as a team. The motive for committing these crimes is profit. Numerically, organized crime does not in love a large proportion of criminals, but, for society it is considered to be a serious problem. Characteristics: Organized crime has following important characteristi cs   Team work: It involves association of a group of criminals which is relatively ...