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Parliamentary control over executive in India: A Brief Note

Parliamentary control over executive in India: A Brief Note In a parliamentary democracy like India, although the three branches of

Q. Discuss the socio-cultural factors for the declining sex-ratio in some states of India.

Q. “Informal sector and slums in urban settings in India are result of unplanned growth and development”. Comment.

Q. Explain the interface between population, ecology and environment in the context of India.

Q. Casteism is the modern edition of the caste system. Discuss with examples.

Q.Discuss the Socio-Economic Costs of Violence against women.

Q.Population policy and family planning.

Q.Changing modes of production in Indian agriculture

Q.The dilemma of political leadership in Indian society.

Q.Traditional and cultural practices affecting the health and lives of women.

Q.There is no one single factor to account for violence perpetrated against women in Indian Society” Discuss. ( 25 marks

Q.Describe the socio-economic factors responsible for communal tensions in India. What suggestions will you give to control them?

Q.What factors are responsible for the instability of the Indian family? Will the family survive the present crisis in modern

Q.What modifications would you suggest to make Povert alleviation schemes more effective?

Q.What factors account for the resurgence of backward caste and Dalit movements in India?