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LSG

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“Local self-government is and must be the basis of any true system of democracy.”-J NEHRU

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LSG

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The Fifteenth Finance Commission (2020-2025) has allocated ₹2.36 lakh crore to local bodies.
Source: Fifteenth Finance Commission Report.

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PRI

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Women hold 46% of the seats in Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) due to reservation policies.
Source: Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India.

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Recommendations by the Fifteenth Finance Commission (2020-2025):

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1.Increase the share of grants to rural local bodies for enhancing basic services like water supply, sanitation, and solid waste management.
2.Incentivize states to enhance local revenue collections.
3.Improve transparency and accountability in the functioning of local bodies.
Source: Fifteenth Finance Commission Report.

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PRI

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PART IX AND IXA- const of india

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FCI-slogan

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Ensuring equitable distribution of resources for balanced regional development.”
“Strengthening federalism through financial fairness.”

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Task Force on Women in Local Governance

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Recommendation: The Task Force has recommended increasing training programs for women leaders and establishing mentorship schemes to encourage greater female participation in local governance.

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World Bank - Women and Governance Report.

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Women’s participation in local governance has been linked to improved outcomes in community health, education, and economic development.

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women in LSG

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Slogan: “Empower Women, Empower Communities!”

Tagline: “Women Lead, Nations Succeed.”

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SC

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PART V CHAPTER IV

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delhi special provision

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article 239AA

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ustice M. Fathima Beevi Committee (2023): This committee was established to address the underrepresentation of women in the judiciary. It recommended measures such as:

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1.increased representation of women in judicial appointments.
2.Support systems to encourage women to apply for higher judicial positions.
3.Transparent criteria for appointments and promotions.
4.Enhanced mentorship and training programs for women.

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mergency proviso

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PART XVIII

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constitution

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1.“We, the people of India…” - Opening line of the Preamble, emphasizing popular sovereignty.
2.“Justice, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” - Core values enshrined in the Preamble.
3.“A living Constitution” - Reflects the Constitution’s adaptability to changing needs.

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egovernance

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1.”Governance at Your Fingertips” - Emphasizes ease of access and convenience.
2.”Digital India, Empowered India” - Reflects the aim to empower citizens through digital means.
3.”Efficiency through Technology” - Highlights improved efficiency in governance processes

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Digital Payment Adoption:

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Unified Payments Interface (UPI): As of June 2024, UPI transactions reached 9.5 billion monthly, reflecting a significant increase in digital payment adoption. (Source: National Payments Corporation of India)

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Government Websites:

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Service Availability: Over 80% of government services are now accessible online. (Source: Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology)

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recc

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Establish a National Cyber Security Centre to safeguard digital infrastructure and data. (Source: NeGP 2024 Report)
Enhance connectivity in rural areas by increasing the number of Common Service Centres (CSCs) and providing better internet infrastructure. (Source: Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology)

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RTI

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1.“Information is Power!” - Emphasizes the empowerment that comes with access to information.
2.“RTI: Your Right to Know!” - Highlights the personal right of citizens to seek information.
3.“Transparency Builds Trust!” - Reflects how transparency through RTI can strengthen public trust in institutions

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RTI DATA

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1.Number of RTI Applications: In 2022-23, over 3.5 million RTI applications were filed across India. (Source: Department of Personnel and Training, Government of India)
2.RTI Success Rate: Approximately 70% of RTI requests receive responses within the stipulated 30-day period. (Source: RTI Portal, Government of India)

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DEV VS ENV

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“Development without Destruction”
“Conserve Today, Ensure Tomorrow”
“Sustainable Growth for a Greener Future”
“Balance Growth with Green”
“Preserve Nature, Promote Progress”

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Global Carbon Emissions:

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Data: As of 2023, global CO2 emissions from fossil fuels and industry have reached approximately 36.8 billion tonnes annually (Global Carbon Project).
Reference: Global Carbon Project

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Deforestation Rates:

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Data: Between 2010 and 2020, the world lost about 100 million hectares of forest (FAO).
Reference: FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment

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Renewable Energy Adoption:

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Data: Renewable energy sources accounted for about 29% of global electricity generation in 2022 (International Energy Agency).
Reference: IEA Renewable Energy Report

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SHG

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Empowering women is the key to nation-building.” –
“Empower Together, Prosper Together.”
“Strength in Unity, Success in Community.”

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shg data

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–As of recent reports, India has over 8 million self-help groups, benefiting more than 100 million people.
–a report by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) highlights that SHGs have mobilized savings of over ₹1.5 lakh crore.

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Parliamentary Standing Committees

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Parliamentary Standing Committees in India play a crucial role in scrutinizing legislation, overseeing government work, and ensuring accountability. Here are examples of both successful and inefficient functioning:

Successful Functioning

  1. Committee on Public Accounts (PAC) - 2G Spectrum Case (2011):
    • The PAC, under Murli Manohar Joshi, scrutinized the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report on the 2G spectrum allocation, highlighting the loss to the exchequer and leading to significant public discourse and legal actions.
  2. Committee on Finance - Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill (2014-2016):
    • This committee extensively reviewed the GST Bill, incorporating suggestions and resolving political differences, which led to the successful passage of one of India’s most significant tax reforms.
  3. Committee on Home Affairs - Disaster Management (2013-2014):
    • The committee made significant contributions to India’s disaster management framework, suggesting improvements in preparedness and response mechanisms, particularly after the Uttarakhand floods.
  4. Committee on Health and Family Welfare - COVID-19 Pandemic (2020):
    • This committee provided vital recommendations on the healthcare infrastructure, vaccination strategy, and resource allocation, contributing to India’s response to the pandemic.
  5. Committee on Agriculture - Minimum Support Price (MSP) (2018-2019):
    • The committee’s recommendations on MSP helped shape policies that ensured better price realization for farmers, particularly in the context of the Pradhan Mantri Annadata Aay SanraksHan Abhiyan (PM-AASHA) scheme.
  6. Committee on External Affairs - Indo-US Nuclear Deal (2008):
    • The committee played a pivotal role in debating and discussing the strategic implications of the Indo-US Nuclear Deal, which was a landmark in India’s foreign policy.
  7. Committee on Defense - OROP (One Rank One Pension) (2015-2016):
    • The committee effectively highlighted the concerns of ex-servicemen regarding OROP, influencing the government’s decision to implement the scheme.
  8. Committee on Environment, Forests, and Climate Change - Plastic Waste Management (2019-2020):
    • This committee’s work on plastic waste management led to stricter regulations and policies aimed at reducing plastic pollution in India.
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Parliamentary Standing Committees

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Inefficient Functioning

  1. Committee on Public Undertakings - Air India (2011-2013):
    • Despite discussions, the committee failed to prevent the continued financial decline of Air India, highlighting inefficiencies in addressing the public sector’s challenges.
  2. Committee on Railways - Railway Safety (2016):
    • The committee’s recommendations on railway safety were often ignored, leading to repeated accidents and highlighting inefficiencies in oversight and implementation.
  3. Committee on Chemicals and Fertilizers - Subsidy Management (2015):
    • The committee struggled to provide effective oversight on fertilizer subsidies, leading to persistent issues of inefficiency and leakage in the system.
  4. Committee on Coal and Steel - Coal Block Allocation (2012-2013):
    • The committee’s oversight during the coal block allocation controversy was seen as ineffective, with significant lapses in preventing the misuse and corruption associated with the allocations.
  5. Committee on Home Affairs - Police Reforms (2005-2010):
    • Despite several reports and recommendations, the committee failed to push through critical police reforms, leading to continued inefficiencies and issues within the policing system.
  6. Committee on Health and Family Welfare - Healthcare Infrastructure (2017-2019):
    • The committee’s failure to push for robust healthcare infrastructure development was evident during the COVID-19 pandemic, where gaps in the system became glaringly obvious.
  7. Committee on Defense - Defense Procurement (2013-2016):
    • The committee was unable to address the delays and inefficiencies in defense procurement, leading to setbacks in the modernization of the armed forces.
  8. Committee on Information Technology - Data Protection Bill (2019):
    • The committee struggled to build consensus on the Data Protection Bill, leading to delays and an ongoing debate over the bill’s provisions and effectiveness.
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rajyasabha

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Successful Functioning of Rajya Sabha:
1. GST Bill (2017): Passed after thorough discussion, showing cooperation across parties.
2. Women’s Reservation Bill (2010): Passed to reserve 33% of seats for women, though not yet implemented.
3. Right to Information Act (2005): Enabled greater transparency in government, successfully passed.
4. 10% EWS Reservation (2019): Provided reservations for economically weaker sections, passed efficiently.
5. Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill (2019): Focused on road safety, passed after detailed debate.
6. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (2016): Streamlined insolvency processes, marking important financial reform.
7. FDI in Retail (2012): Approved policy changes allowing foreign investment in retail, aiding economic growth.
8. Support for Patanjali Ayurveda (2015 onwards): Promoted local industries, reflecting support for indigenous businesses.

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rajyasabha

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Inefficient Functioning of Rajya Sabha:
1. Frequent Disruptions: Sessions often disrupted, leading to wasted time, like during the 2016 Winter Session.
2. Delay in Passing Bills: Important bills, like the Prevention of Corruption Bill, faced long delays.
3. Lokpal Bill Delays (1968-2013): Took decades to pass, reflecting inefficiency in tackling corruption.
4. Land Acquisition Bill Stalemate (2015): No consensus reached, stalling land reforms.
5. Judicial Appointments Commission Bill Delays (2014): Faced hurdles, leading to inefficiency in judicial reforms.
6. Farm Laws Debate Disruptions (2020): Debates were marred by disruptions, highlighting inefficiency.
7. Retrospective Tax Law Delay (2021): Delays in passing this bill affected investor confidence.
8. Inaction on Women’s Reservation Bill: Passed in 2010 but not implemented, showing inefficiency.

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art 38

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State to secure a social order for the promotion of welfare of the
people.

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art 39A

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Equal justice and free legal aid.

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art 42

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Provision for just and humane conditions of work and maternity
relief.

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art 43B

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Promotion of co-operative societies.

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art44

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Uniform civil code for the citizens.

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45

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Provision for early childhood care and education to children
below the age of six years.

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47

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Duty of the State to raise the level of nutrition and the standard
of living and to improve public health.

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46

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Promotion of educational and economic interests of Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other weaker sections.

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48A

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Protection and improvement of environment and safeguarding of
forests and wild life.

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49

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Protection of monuments and places and objects of national
importance.

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part 5

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chapter1-executive
chapter2- parliament
chap3- ordinance by president
chap4- union judiciary
chap4 -CAG

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part 8

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union territories

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part 9 B

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cooperative society

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part 10

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schedule and tribal areas

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part 11

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federal relation c-s

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