TEN CRITICAL QUESTIONS ON CURRENT GEOPLOITICAL AND NATIONAL ISSUES – 134
6 August 2026
PRERNA FOR IAS
(ASSOCIATE OF SAMKALP)
TEN CRITICAL QUESTIONS ON CURRENT GEOPLOITICAL AND NATIONAL ISSUES – 134
1. What does the Rijiju–Rahul Gandhi meeting tell us about the importance of dialogue in Parliament?
Answer: Parliament cannot function only through numerical majority. It also requires negotiation between the government and Opposition, especially when contentious issues are involved. The government wants legislative business to resume, while the Opposition wants accountability and discussion first. In my view, both concerns are legitimate. Continuous disruption weakens Parliament, but pushing legislation without debate is also unhealthy. The solution is structured discussion, agreed time for contentious issues and mutual respect for parliamentary procedure. Democratic efficiency should mean timely law-making with scrutiny, not merely faster passage of Bills.
2. How should India regulate foreign-funded NGOs without weakening civil society?
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Explore ten critical questions on geopolitical and national issues including parliamentary dialogue, NGO regulation, digital platforms, anti-defection law, and electoral rolls for comprehensive current affairs understanding.
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