Question Q.10GS2GS2
Maintain balance between parliamentary privilege and fundamental rights
Introduction
Maintain balance between parliamentary privilege and fundamental rights
8 words
Main Body
1Ensure sanctity of parliament. 2) Parliamentarians also litigate of country thus they should have certain reasonable restrictions. 3) Codification of privileges → cannot be misused to curb political dissent. 4) Citizens should have freedom of speech to criticise parliament for its inactions. Civil society organisations are the non-governmental institutions engaged in mobilisation of people and playing role in governance of country.
Challenges in local resource mobilization:Lack of legitimacy among peopleLack of awareness among peopleIndifference of people towards public affairsDifficult to show performancelack credibility. Difficulty in raising CSR funds:CSR has donated to PMNRF to avoid targets.Difficult of expiryLack of expertise in handling large sum of CSR funds.Lack of trust of corporatesCompanies utilising own routes for CSR to gain goodwill. Measures: Collective expertise of CSOs should be involvedGovernment should give them more visibility. Proper maintenance of social audits to show performance.
162 words1 paragraphs
Conclusion
Need to have regular assessment and effective implementation of schemes like Poslan Abhiyaan, RTE (Right to Education) schemes
18 words
Diagram
Flow diagram showing Government → CSO → People, with CSO filled by Civil Society Organisations. Below shows 'Collective private action for public good' with branches for Resource mobilisation, People mobilisation, Delivery of govt services, People welfare driven by CSOs
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Topper
Nidhi Goyal
AIR 912022
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Parliament and State Legislatures - Structure, Functioning, Powers & Privileges
Powers and Privileges
Parliamentary Privilege Balance
Writing Stats
188
Total words
1
Paragraphs
analytical
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