Statutory Institutions/Commissions

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Statutory Institutions/Commissions: Election Commission, CAG, Finance Commission, UPSC, NCSC, NCST, NCBC, National Human Rights Commission, National Commission for Women and National Commission for Minorities, NITI Aayog.

2025

Section e · 1. · Paper Q5(e) · 2025 · 10 marks · Solution

How far has been the National Human Rights Commission successful in achieving its objectives? Comment

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Section c · 2. · Paper Q7(c) · 2025 · 15 marks · Solution

There is a debate on the procedure for appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners to the Election Commission of India. Analyse its various aspects

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2024

Section b · 3. · Paper Q6(b) · 2024 · 15 marks · Solution

Explain the structure and functions of the National Commission for Women.

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2023

Section e · 4. · Paper Q5(e) · 2023 · 10 marks · Solution

National Commission for Minorities.

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Section b · 5. · Paper Q6(b) · 2023 · 15 marks · Solution

How does NITI Aayog as a 'policy think tank with shared vision' visualize the reorganization of planning in India? Justify your answer

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2022

Section d · 6. · Paper Q5(d) · 2022 · 10 marks · Solution

How far is the National Commission for Backward Classes an empowered body? Assess its role in the context of rising demand for backwardness among dominant communities.

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Section c · 7. · Paper Q7(c) · 2022 · 15 marks · Solution

Discuss the policy initiatives of the Fourteenth Finance Commission aimed towards promoting and strengthening agricultural development in India

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2021

Section a · 8. · Paper Q8(a) · 2021 · 20 marks · Solution

"The success of electoral democracy can partly be attributed to the status and role of the Election Commission of India." Explain

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