Why is the Provision for Suspension of MPs Required?
[1] Violation of Parliamentary Rules: This includes disrupting proceedings, disregarding the authority of the chair, using unparliamentary language, etc.
[2] Maintaining Order in the House: The provision for suspension is intended to maintain the dignity, decorum, and smooth functioning of the parliament.
[3] Disruption of Proceedings: Continuously disrupting the normal functioning of the house by shouting slogans, staging protests, obstructing debates prevents the house from conducting its business. As per the PRS, the 16th Lok Sabha (2014-19) lost 16% of its scheduled time to disruptions.
[4] Refusal to Obey the presiding member: Disregarding the authority of the Speaker/Chairperson by refusing to comply with their directions or orders during the proceedings and impacts its dignity.
[5] Financial cost of disruption: According to a report published by IndiaSpend, the cost of running Parliament is about Rs 2.5 lakh per minute. Any disruption in its functioning not only affects its efficiency but also has a monetary cost attached.
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[1] Violation of Parliamentary Rules: This includes disrupting proceedings, disregarding the authority of the chair, using unparliamentary language, etc.
[2] Maintaining Order in the House: The provision for suspension is intended to maintain the dignity, decorum, and smooth functioning of the parliament.
[3] Disruption of Proceedings: Continuously disrupting the normal functioning of the house by shouting slogans, staging protests, obstructing debates prevents the house from conducting its business. As per the PRS, the 16th Lok Sabha (2014-19) lost 16% of its scheduled time to disruptions.
[4] Refusal to Obey the presiding member: Disregarding the authority of the Speaker/Chairperson by refusing to comply with their directions or orders during the proceedings and impacts its dignity.
[5] Financial cost of disruption: According to a report published by IndiaSpend, the cost of running Parliament is about Rs 2.5 lakh per minute. Any disruption in its functioning not only affects its efficiency but also has a monetary cost attached.
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(1) Background of office of Governor
(2) Why tensions between Governor and CMs are rising?
(3) Rationale behind office of Governor
(4) What should be done to correct friction between states and Governor?
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(2) Why tensions between Governor and CMs are rising?
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(4) What should be done to correct friction between states and Governor?
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What would be benefits if India gets permanent seat at UNSC?
[1] Greater say in world affairs: As a permanent member of the UNSC, India would have a much greater say in global affairs and would be able to play a more active role in shaping international policies which will increase India’s global influence.
[2] Countering China's influence: India’s permanent seat in UNSC will counter China’s influence over the United Nations. It would serve as an equalizer to China and its hegemony in Asia and the Indo-Pacific region.
[3] National Interest: It would also give India greater legitimacy in global decision-making and would provide a platform for India to advance its interests and concerns on the global stage. For e.g. India's energy security.
[4] Countering terrorism: India would be able to initiate action against Pakistan to curb its terror-sponsoring activities. India would be able to lobby to designate Pakistan as a “state sponsor of terrorism” and impose heavy sanctions.
[5] Voice of global south: India will act as a representative of developing countries, South and South East Asian nations. Recently, India advocated for the Global South by adding the African Union as a full member of the G20.
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[1] Greater say in world affairs: As a permanent member of the UNSC, India would have a much greater say in global affairs and would be able to play a more active role in shaping international policies which will increase India’s global influence.
[2] Countering China's influence: India’s permanent seat in UNSC will counter China’s influence over the United Nations. It would serve as an equalizer to China and its hegemony in Asia and the Indo-Pacific region.
[3] National Interest: It would also give India greater legitimacy in global decision-making and would provide a platform for India to advance its interests and concerns on the global stage. For e.g. India's energy security.
[4] Countering terrorism: India would be able to initiate action against Pakistan to curb its terror-sponsoring activities. India would be able to lobby to designate Pakistan as a “state sponsor of terrorism” and impose heavy sanctions.
[5] Voice of global south: India will act as a representative of developing countries, South and South East Asian nations. Recently, India advocated for the Global South by adding the African Union as a full member of the G20.
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(1) Context of United Nations
(2) Past performances of the UN under current P5 countries
(3) Need for Reform in UNSC
(4) Why should India be given a permanent seat at UNSC?
(5) What are the challenges in getting a permanent seat at UNSC?
(6) What should be the possible way ahead?
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(1) Context of United Nations
(2) Past performances of the UN under current P5 countries
(3) Need for Reform in UNSC
(4) Why should India be given a permanent seat at UNSC?
(5) What are the challenges in getting a permanent seat at UNSC?
(6) What should be the possible way ahead?
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Grey area between the Westphalian and the Liberal order
It explains the grey area between westphalian and liberal order. It evaluates whether foreigners (Rihanna) intervene in India's national programs?
Two inferences can be made
[1] Reducing relevance of UN: The UN has become teethless. It has only just been "warning". No leading country in the world is bothering about it.
[2] Multipolarity in the world: It also shows that there is no more any "superpower" in the current world order. The present world order is multipolar in real sense.
[1] Reducing relevance of UN: The UN has become teethless. It has only just been "warning". No leading country in the world is bothering about it.
[2] Multipolarity in the world: It also shows that there is no more any "superpower" in the current world order. The present world order is multipolar in real sense.
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Inspiration for creativity springs from the effort to look for the magical in the mundane
This essay - Inspiration for creativity springs from the effort to look for the magical in the mundane - was asked in UPSC CSE 2023.
Popular Essays (2023)
1. Visionary decision making happens at the intersection of intuition and logic. (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/visionary-decision-making-happens-at-the-intersection-of-intuition-and-logic/)
2. Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/education-is-what-remains-after-one-has-forgotten-what-one-has-learned-in-school/)
3. Girls are weighed down by restrictions, boys with demands – two equally harmful disciplines (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/girls-are-weighed-down-by-restrictions-boys-with-demands-two-equally-harmful-disciplines/)
4. A society that has more justice is a society that needs less charity (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/a-society-that-has-more-justice-is-a-society-that-needs-less-charity/)
5. Thinking is like a game, it does not begin unless there is an opposition (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/thinking-is-like-a-game-it-does-not-begin-unless-there-is-an-opposite-team/)
6. Not all who wander are lost (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/not-all-who-wander-are-lost/)
7. Mathematics is the music of reason (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/mathematics-is-the-music-of-reasons/)
8. Inspiration for creativity springs from the effort to look for the magical in the mundane (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/inspiration-for-creativity-springs-from-the-effort-to-look-for-the-magical-in-the-mundane/)
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1. Visionary decision making happens at the intersection of intuition and logic. (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/visionary-decision-making-happens-at-the-intersection-of-intuition-and-logic/)
2. Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/education-is-what-remains-after-one-has-forgotten-what-one-has-learned-in-school/)
3. Girls are weighed down by restrictions, boys with demands – two equally harmful disciplines (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/girls-are-weighed-down-by-restrictions-boys-with-demands-two-equally-harmful-disciplines/)
4. A society that has more justice is a society that needs less charity (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/a-society-that-has-more-justice-is-a-society-that-needs-less-charity/)
5. Thinking is like a game, it does not begin unless there is an opposition (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/thinking-is-like-a-game-it-does-not-begin-unless-there-is-an-opposite-team/)
6. Not all who wander are lost (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/not-all-who-wander-are-lost/)
7. Mathematics is the music of reason (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/mathematics-is-the-music-of-reasons/)
8. Inspiration for creativity springs from the effort to look for the magical in the mundane (Link: https://decodingworldaffairs.com/inspiration-for-creativity-springs-from-the-effort-to-look-for-the-magical-in-the-mundane/)
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Recently, India's MEA, S Jaishankar visited Russia. Western media has been crying against India's closeness with Russia (Bonhomie). Let's see why Russia is important for India
[1] Strategic Partnership: India and Russia have a long-standing strategic partnership dating back to the Cold War era. Both countries have historically aligned their interests in various international forums, and this partnership continues to be a cornerstone of India's foreign policy.
[2] Security interest: Russia has been a major supplier of defense equipment to India. India relies on Russian weaponry and technology for its armed forces, and many critical defense agreements exist between the two nations.
[3] Indo-Russian military cooperation: It includes joint exercises, technology transfer, and collaborations in defense research and development. For e.g. the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, developed jointly by India and Russia, is an example of successful collaboration.
[4] Nuclear cooperation: The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant is a prominent example of their nuclear cooperation, and Russia has been supportive of India's access to nuclear technology despite its non-membership in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
[5] Diplomatic Support: Russia has traditionally supported India on various international platforms, including in the United Nations Security Council. For e.g. Russia's support w.r.t. Indo-Pakistan war 1971 has been significant one.
[6] Energy interest: India has shown interest in collaborating with Russia in the energy sector. This includes partnerships in oil and gas exploration, as well as efforts to enhance cooperation in renewable energy.
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[1] Strategic Partnership: India and Russia have a long-standing strategic partnership dating back to the Cold War era. Both countries have historically aligned their interests in various international forums, and this partnership continues to be a cornerstone of India's foreign policy.
[2] Security interest: Russia has been a major supplier of defense equipment to India. India relies on Russian weaponry and technology for its armed forces, and many critical defense agreements exist between the two nations.
[3] Indo-Russian military cooperation: It includes joint exercises, technology transfer, and collaborations in defense research and development. For e.g. the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, developed jointly by India and Russia, is an example of successful collaboration.
[4] Nuclear cooperation: The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant is a prominent example of their nuclear cooperation, and Russia has been supportive of India's access to nuclear technology despite its non-membership in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
[5] Diplomatic Support: Russia has traditionally supported India on various international platforms, including in the United Nations Security Council. For e.g. Russia's support w.r.t. Indo-Pakistan war 1971 has been significant one.
[6] Energy interest: India has shown interest in collaborating with Russia in the energy sector. This includes partnerships in oil and gas exploration, as well as efforts to enhance cooperation in renewable energy.
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Mathematics is the music of reasons - Decoding World Affairs
This essay - Mathematics is the music of reasons - was asked in UPSC CSE 2023. It is written in a proper format required with good content.
One of the subscribers today sent this paper. This one is 69th BPSC Mains paper GS II that was held yesterday. In this paper, 4 Qs of 38 marks each from current affairs were already covered on our YouTube channel
[1] Manipur issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1udK-LaT-E&t=161s (Click here for pdf file)
[2] G20 Summit 2023: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvMUa7EuzfU (Click here for pdf file)
[1] Manipur issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1udK-LaT-E&t=161s (Click here for pdf file)
[2] G20 Summit 2023: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvMUa7EuzfU (Click here for pdf file)
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[3] Uniform Civil Code: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9popbb660w (Click here for pdf file)
[4] Chandrayaan 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeCd3OrYr54 (Click here for pdf file)
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