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IAS Gyaan by Dr GGS Citizen Charter and Rehabilitation issues due to Land Acquisition
UPSC GS IV Ethics paper has a surprise up its sleeve! Usually the questions asked test the imagination of a prospective civil servant.
In this episode, I, Dr GG Saxena, shall apprise you on how to answer the 2019 question related to Citizen Charter and 2016 question related to Land Acquisition and the issue of Displacement of Adivasis.
UPSC GS IV Ethics 2016 Question: Explain the basic principles of citizens charter movement and bring out its importance. (150 words)
UPSC GS IV Ethics 2016 Question: Land needed for mining, dams and other large-scale projects is acquired mostly from Adivasis, hill dwellers and rural communities. The displaced persons are paid monetary compensation as per the legal provisions. However, the payment is often tardy. In any case, hit cannot sustain the displaced families for long. These people do not possess marketable skills to engage in some other accusation. They end up as low paid migrant laborers. Moreover, their development go to industries, industrialists and urban communities whereas the costs are passed on to these poor helpless people. This unjust distribution of costs and benefits is unethical. Suppose you have been entrusted with the task of drafting a better compensation-cum-rehabilitation policy for such displaced persons, how would you approach the problem and what would be the main elements of your suggested policy? (250 words)
About Dr GG Saxena
Dr GG Saxena is 1996 batch IAS from AGMUT cadre. During his tenure as a Civil Servant, he has served the nation with full devotion and wants deserving candidates to make the cut and serve the nation with all their might! Through the youtube channel, Dr Saxena intends to spread awareness on topics that a UPSC/Civil Service candidate might find helpful.
Please email me your comments/doubts at [email protected]
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By Dr GG SaxenaUPSC GS IV Ethics paper has a surprise up its sleeve! Usually the questions asked test the imagination of a prospective civil servant.
In this episode, I, Dr GG Saxena, shall apprise you on how to answer the 2019 question related to Citizen Charter and 2016 question related to Land Acquisition and the issue of Displacement of Adivasis.
UPSC GS IV Ethics 2016 Question: Explain the basic principles of citizens charter movement and bring out its importance. (150 words)
UPSC GS IV Ethics 2016 Question: Land needed for mining, dams and other large-scale projects is acquired mostly from Adivasis, hill dwellers and rural communities. The displaced persons are paid monetary compensation as per the legal provisions. However, the payment is often tardy. In any case, hit cannot sustain the displaced families for long. These people do not possess marketable skills to engage in some other accusation. They end up as low paid migrant laborers. Moreover, their development go to industries, industrialists and urban communities whereas the costs are passed on to these poor helpless people. This unjust distribution of costs and benefits is unethical. Suppose you have been entrusted with the task of drafting a better compensation-cum-rehabilitation policy for such displaced persons, how would you approach the problem and what would be the main elements of your suggested policy? (250 words)
About Dr GG Saxena
Dr GG Saxena is 1996 batch IAS from AGMUT cadre. During his tenure as a Civil Servant, he has served the nation with full devotion and wants deserving candidates to make the cut and serve the nation with all their might! Through the youtube channel, Dr Saxena intends to spread awareness on topics that a UPSC/Civil Service candidate might find helpful.
Please email me your comments/doubts at [email protected]
Each subscriber is an encouragement in my endeavor. If you like my content, kindly subscribe...