MPPSC MAINS 2016 Paper-II

Write an essay about technological interventions regarding family healthcare areas.

Points to Remember: Technological advancements impacting family healthcare access, affordability, and quality. Ethical considerations and potential biases in technological applications. The role of government regulation and policy in promoting equitable access. The future of family healthcare in a technologically driven world. Introduction: Technological interventions are rapidly transforming family healthcare, impacting everything from diagnosis and treatment … Read more

“Positive effects occur due to cleanliness on the Environment and Health.” Explain.

Points to Remember: Subscribe on YouTube Cleanliness impacts both environmental and human health positively. Improved sanitation reduces disease transmission. Waste management prevents pollution and protects ecosystems. Clean air and water are crucial for human and environmental well-being. Public awareness and policy interventions are vital for maintaining cleanliness. Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel Cleanliness, encompassing sanitation, … Read more

Write about ‘Health Services’ in India.

Points to Remember: Accessibility: Geographical reach and affordability of healthcare services. Quality: Standards of care, infrastructure, and medical expertise. Equity: Fair distribution of healthcare resources across different socioeconomic groups and regions. Funding: Public vs. private funding models and their effectiveness. Human Resources: Availability and training of healthcare professionals. Technological advancements: Integration of technology to improve … Read more

OR Write about protection to women under Constitutional efforts in India.

Points to Remember: Constitutional provisions guaranteeing women’s rights in India. Legal frameworks and their effectiveness in protecting women. Challenges in implementation and enforcement. Success stories and areas of improvement. Future policy recommendations. Introduction: India’s Constitution, adopted in 1950, enshrines the principle of gender equality. Article 14 guarantees equality before the law and equal protection of … Read more

“Social Legislation is responsible for change in Indian society.”

Points to Remember: The impact of social legislation on Indian society. Positive and negative aspects of social legislation. Specific examples of social legislation and their effects. Challenges in implementing social legislation. Suggestions for improvement. Introduction: The statement “Social legislation is responsible for change in Indian society” requires an analytical approach. While social legislation undeniably plays … Read more

Write about the structure of W.H.O. OR What is AIDS? Write about ways of prevention.

Points to Remember: WHO’s structure and functions. AIDS definition, transmission, and symptoms. Prevention strategies for AIDS. Introduction: The question has two distinct parts. The first asks about the structure of the World Health Organization (WHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. The second, regarding AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome), requires … Read more

Write about the social changes occurring among Scheduled Tribes (STs) of Madhya Pradesh in contemporary situations. OR Explain the comparative positions (in various aspects) of SC & ST in Madhya Pradesh.

Social Changes Among Scheduled Tribes (STs) in Madhya Pradesh: A Contemporary Perspective Points to Remember: Increasing integration with mainstream society. Persistence of traditional practices alongside adoption of modern ways. Challenges related to education, health, and economic empowerment. Impact of government policies and schemes. Role of technology and globalization. Introduction: Join Our Telegram Channel Madhya Pradesh, … Read more

Explain the “Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955.” OR Analyze the position of civil society in India.

The Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955: An Explanation Keywords: Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955, Untouchability, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Civil Rights, India. Required Approach: Primarily factual, with some analytical elements to assess the Act’s effectiveness. Points to Remember: The Act’s primary aim: Eradicating untouchability and promoting equality. Key provisions: Prohibition of untouchability, offenses … Read more

Examine the guaranteed availability of public services in Madhya Pradesh in contemporary situations. OR Examine the programs for supplementary nutrition run by the Madhya Pradesh Government.

Examine the Programs for Supplementary Nutrition Run by the Madhya Pradesh Government Keywords: Madhya Pradesh, Supplementary Nutrition, Government Programs, Availability, Contemporary Situation. Subscribe on YouTube Required Approach: Primarily factual and analytical, with some elements of opinion-based assessment of program effectiveness. Points to Remember: Types of supplementary nutrition programs in MP. Target beneficiaries and coverage. Funding … Read more

Write a note on the conditions of Community Health Centres in India. OR Give the uses of ‘Spam Mail.’ Is it a tool of cybercrime?

This response addresses both questions: the conditions of Community Health Centres (CHCs) in India and the uses of spam mail and its relation to cybercrime. Since the questions are distinct, they will be answered separately. I. Conditions of Community Health Centres (CHCs) in India Keywords: Community Health Centres, India, conditions, healthcare, infrastructure, staffing. Required Approach: … Read more

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