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After tragic incidents like the Red Fort blast, governments often announce compensation for victims and their families. However, there are frequent delays in the actual disbursal of these funds. These delays can be attributed to a mix of administrative, legal, and social factors. Administrative Factors: Complex and lengthy verification processes to confirm the identity and eligibility of victims. Bureaucratic red tape and multiple layers of approval required at different government levels. Insufficient coordination be ...more
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Shadow campaigns refer to hidden or unofficial electioneering activities that operate outside the purview of formal regulations set by the Election Commission of India. These campaigns often use indirect means such as surrogate advertising, social media manipulation, or unreported funding to influence voters. Their existence raises significant concerns about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process. Violation of Spending Limits: Shadow campaigns allow candidates and parties to spend beyond the prescribed expenditure limits, ma ...more

How do shadow campaigns affect the fairness of elections in India?

The news talks about election rules and shadow campaigns. I want to understand how unregulated or hi

What are the possible impacts of making reforms focused on human capital in India?

The Prime Minister has called for reforms that are driven by human capital. I am interested in explo
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Reforms focused on human capital aim to improve the quality, skills, and well-being of India’s people, which is essential for sustainable development. Human capital includes aspects like education, health, skill development, and social protection. Such reforms can have wide-ranging impacts on the economy and society. Economic Growth: Improved human capital raises productivity, leading to higher economic growth. A better-educated and healthier workforce can adapt to new technologies and contribute more effectively to the economy. Poverty ...more

How do shadow campaigns challenge the fairness of elections in India?

The news mentions that current election rules may not fully address shadow campaigns. I want to unde

How can a 24x7 control room improve the accountability and responsiveness of the civil aviation sector?

The Civil Aviation Ministry has set up a 24x7 control room for passenger issues. I want to understan
Author Photo Rahul Aspirants
India has made remarkable progress in reducing malaria cases, but sustaining this success and achieving eradication requires continuous and strategic efforts. Temporary gains can easily be reversed if vigilance drops or if new challenges arise. Ensuring sustainable eradication involves addressing multiple dimensions of the problem. Strengthening Surveillance: Maintain and expand robust disease surveillance systems to quickly detect and respond to any new cases, especially in remote and high-risk areas. Integrated Vector Management: Con ...more

How does the judiciary balance the rights of victims and the accused in high-profile criminal cases?

The Unnao rape case has seen several legal twists, including the suspension of a life sentence and a
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In high-profile criminal cases like the Unnao rape case, the judiciary plays a crucial role in balancing the rights of both victims and the accused. The courts must ensure a fair trial, uphold the rule of law, and resist external pressures such as media attention and public opinion. This is essential to maintain public trust in the justice system. Presumption of Innocence: The accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Courts ensure that this fundamental right is protected, regardless of public sentiment. Right to Fair Trial: Both ...more
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