Question Q.10ElaborateGS1GS1
The recognition of LGBTQ rights in India marks significant progress, but the journey towards full societal integration and acceptance remains arduous, necessitating a profound socio-cultural shift. Elaborate
Introduction
Supreme Court in several judgements like Navtej Singh Johar case have given greater recognition to LGBTQ rights.
17 words
Main Body
Progress in India:
Recognition of 3rd gender
Opens up economic opportunities in government sector
Greater bodily autonomy
Same-sex consumed sex recognized as fundamental right
Improving participation in politics
Body likes in Delhi MCD
Challenges:
Improved social awareness
Participation in pride marches
Corporates organizing Bridemart
However, remains care, help-backed
Non-recognition to same-sex marriage
Propagation of myths to society of social exclusion
Threats to sexual security and violence against them
78 words4 paragraphs
Conclusion
As Justice Sudin Malhotra said, justice will be served when queer justice is found on the bench. Need trans-gender judges.
20 words
- Cited relevant Supreme Court judgment
- Structured discussion of progress and challenges
- Mentioned concrete examples (Delhi MCD, pride marches)
- Used judicial quote effectively
Topper
BHAVESH JALPAN
AIR 1282024
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Role of Women and Women's Organization, Population and Associated Issues, Poverty and Developmental issues
Women
LGBTQ rights and societal integration
Writing Stats
115
Total words
4
Paragraphs
Balanced and critical
Tone