Weekly UPSC Mains Essay Writing Challenge

Weekly IAS Mains Essay Writing Challenge

• Rohingya Muslims issue is a global refugee crisis
• Crisis is not of employment policy , but shrinking job opportunities
• India a global hub for higher education
• Issues related to Women’s safety and Gender equality must be taught in school
• Need to assert the authority of the state routinely and regularly
• Privacy is not just data protection or surveillance by the state
• Place of Casteism and Communalism in 'New India'
• Institutions must conscious of judicial scrutiny and the public image
• Pursuit of science were inseparable from methods of justice
• Cow Politics in India
• Protection of human dignity
• Every person need a hobby to pursue in his/her free time
• The reality shows on TV has nothing to do with reality
• Government’s effort to enhance the overall participation of marginalised sections
• Farmer’s Agitation and sustainable pricing for their produce
• As per Shimla agreement and Lahore declaration Kashmir issue can be only resolved bilaterally
• Tendency to doubt everything government does
• Commitment to self-reliance
• The urge to do better is natural

DOWNLOAD UPSC MAINS ESSAY PAPERS PDF

DOWNLOAD UPSC MAINS GS 10 Year PAPERS PDF

DOWNLOAD UPSC PRE GS 10 Year PAPERS PDF

DOWNLOAD UPSC MAINS GS SOLVED PAPERS PDF

• India need a roadmap to address Maoist Insurgency
• Judicial Activism
• The scope of religious activities
• Indian corporate and lack of governance
• Is India non-aligned internationally in real sense of terms.?
• The concept of “ Rajdharma” and right to recall
• Aadhaar and Right to Privacy
• Police infrastructure incapacity to handle existing cybercrimes
• India as a modern state requires better institutions
• Tenancy had been a symbol of the exploitation of the peasantry
• NOTA as a protest against corruption
• Autonomy to tribal areas under the Fifth and Sixth Schedules of the Constitution
• Why people should not overly dependent on technology?
• College students must have freedom to choose their courses
• There should be complete separation between politics and church
• A useless life is an early death.
• Topic 65 :-LGBTQI communities in India and their rightful share in all spheres of life and Dissent is the safety valve of democracy
• Topic 64 :-Protests play a crucial role in progressive democracy and Sharia courts undermine rule of law
• Topic 63 :-Liberality of temperament has the power to transcend ideologies and Humanity and empathy distinguishes
• Topic 62 :- Imposition of the Emergency and extra-constitutional authority and Indian Police representing repressive colonial character
• Topic 61 :- The UGC functioned as an instrument of a benevolent regulator and Lynching Mobs a matter of serious administrative concern
• Topic 60 :- Commercialisation of Healthcare System in India and Clean up Ganga Project by March 2019
• Topic 59:- Need of the hour is governance reform in banks and  Is lying a crime like murder in the eyes of court ?
• Topic 58:- Offices with and without Profit and  Reforming welfare system for efficient redistribution
• Topic 57:- Landlessness and manual casual labour are key deprivations for rural families and Marriage a civil contract and Separation have civil consequences
• Topic 56:- Jobless growth in India, result of poor economic strategy  and  Cooperative federalism in practice
  Topic 55:-A useless life is an early death.
• Topic 54:- From ‘knowledge for its own sake’ to ‘knowledge for development’.
• Topic 53:- India is an old country but a young nation.
• Topic 52:- Women hold up half the sky.
• Topic 51:- We have enough reports and baskets of statistics – what is needed is Governance.
• Topic 50:- ‘Arise, awake and stop not till the goal is reached (Swami Vivekananda.)’
• Topic 49:- If I had eight hours to chop a tree, I would spend six hours sharpening my axe.
• Topic 48:- The population of a country is both an asset and liability.
• Topic 47:- While past gives us hope, we have to transcend its limitations for a more progressive tomorrow.
• Topic 46:- Poverty is the creation of man, the God almighty has nothing to do with it.
• Topic 45:- The panacea of social ills lies in integration and not confrontation.
• Topic 44:- Communication systems of the society require committed regulation and not just be treated as ordinary market goods..
• Topic 43:- The majority vote by Britons to leave the European Union was an act of raw democracy.
• Topic 42:- Strong economic growth can take care of the bad debt issue.
• Topic 41:- The problem of hooliganism is best understood when placed in the cultural and sociological realms.
• Topic 40:- The notion was implicit that here was a space for dissent and that the institution did not need to hold the hands of the state.
• Topic 39:- A stronger and prosperous India is in America’s strategic interest.
• Topic 38:- The drama of waiting and still waiting overwhelms the power of the Court judgment.
• Topic 37:- History has no other way of answering old questions than by putting new ones. (Karl Marx)
• Topic 36:- A smart city should look at robust IT connectivity and digitalisation.
• Topic 35:- The State needs a development narrative in its social tapestry.
• Topic 34:- Fraternity, was meant to complement civil rights, not to destroy them.
• Topic 33:- Preparation for drought and ipso facto for a deficit in annual rainfall must go beyond mitigation and include steps to address this man-made scarcity.
• Topic 32:- Revision of drought management manual to provide effective relief to calamity-hit farmers and a national plan to tackle the crisis.
• Topic 31:- A judicial system that is seen as favouring the influential, will be vulnerable to the charge of socio-economic bias.
• Topic 30:- The phenomena of forest fires, deforestation, increasing floods, increasing man-animal conflict, and rapidly depleting biodiversity are closely linked.
• Topic 29:- India has an independent regional navigation satellite capability that covers the entire country.
• Topic 28:- Lack of transparency weakens our public banking sector.
• Topic 27:- Corruption is a true enemy to development.
• Topic 26:- The real issues of accessing justice relate not to the Supreme Court but the lower judiciary
• Topic 25:- Crime and violence constitute a major impediment for development and social integration for a plural society like India.
• Topic 24:- Radicalism needs more to breed than just rhetorical and religious inspiration.
• Topic 23:- A healthy environment demands that the targets get more ambitious.
• Topic 22:- Nuclear security is not about nuclear disarmament, non-proliferation, or nuclear safety.
• Topic 21:- The liberal democratic polity India showing to the world that diversity can be a virtue in peaceful development and coexistence
• Topic 20:- Privacy is a fundamental right?
• Topic 19:- India must criminalise marital rape as a first step towards ending violence against women.
• Topic 18:- Good economics is good politics.
• Topic 17:- A historian’s dharma is to be vigilant to mythmaking.
• Topic 16:- Commuting death sentence to life imprisonment is an act of compassion.
• Topic 15:- An essential feature of socialist policy making is increasing government expenditure.
• Topic 14:- Mineral-rich regions have fallen prey to fierce corporate plunder at the expense of the local population.
• Topic 13:- Democracy is slow ,painful but definite process.
• Topic 12:- Dignity of all identities is something yet to be internalised by the state.
• Topic 11:- Governors do not figure in people’s thoughts. They are a presence that is absent in the public imagination.
• Topic 10:- Secularism was the “most misused” term in the country.
• Topic 9:- The arrogance of the intellectuals who speak for entire society should not be a burden on the society.
• Topic 8:- Sound hydrological solutions to address the shortcomings in the city’s water storage and drainage system
• Topic 7:- Alternative viewpoints to grow in universities, academic institutions or cultural bodies, the value of a liberal society.
• Topic 6:- With alarming increase in child sexual abuse incidents, it is time to talk to your children about about the difference between a good touch and bad touch.
• Topic 5: The restrictive campaign finance rules infuse corruption into day-to-day politics.
• Topic 4:- Digital India is the flavour of the season, and not without any reason
• Topic 3:- Without access to affordable and appropriate skills training, young people, particularly those leaving rural areas and small towns for big cities, will be stuck in low-wage, insecure jobs that will leave them in want or poverty
• Topic: 2- The Vienna Convention provisions to save diplomats facing charges of heinous crimes cannot be justified.
• Topic - 1: No one can be denied livelihood on the basis of one’s language, says our constitution

<< Go Back to Main Page