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(ASSOCIATE OF SAMKALP)
TEN CRITICAL QUESTIONS ON CURRENT GEOPLOITICAL AND NATIONAL ISSUES – 118
Question 1: The nationwide protests over the NEET controversy have raised concerns about institutional credibility. How can public trust in competitive examinations be restored?
Answer: Competitive examinations determine the future of millions of students, so credibility is essential. Restoring trust requires transparent investigations, strong cybersecurity, independent oversight, timely grievance redressal and strict accountability for any irregularities. Technology should be used to secure examinations, but institutions must also communicate openly with students and parents. Regular audits and ethical governance are equally important. Public confidence is built when mistakes are acknowledged and corrected promptly. In my opinion, examination reforms should focus not only on preventing paper leaks but also on strengthening institutional integrity, fairness and transparency.
Question 2: The editorial compares Anna Hazare's movement with Sonam Wangchuk's protest. What role do peaceful public movements play in a democracy?
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Critical analysis of NEET credibility, peaceful protests, Indus Waters Treaty, and Chenab hydropower projects. Examines institutional reforms and democratic governance issues in India.
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