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‘Drawbacks of Agniveer?’ Smart answers to tough UPSC questions

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UPSC

UPSC is considered the toughest exam to crack in India. The interview stage determines who makes it to the final list of selected candidates. 
 

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Afzal Ali

Afzal Ali from Bihar secured the 574th rank in the UPSC CSE 2023 exams. Let’s read some difficult questions that were asked from him during the interview.
 

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Ques- What are the benefits of Agnipath Scheme?

Ans- Agnipath Scheme aims to increase the capital expenditure in defence.

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Afzal Ali further mentioned that the government aims

to increase the number of young professionals joining the army. He added that similar schemes exist in countries like US and Israel. 
 

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Ques- What are the drawbacks of the Agniveer Scheme?

Ans- One downside is the provision for 75 percent will be retired after four years. There could also be discrimination between Agniveer and permanent members. 
 

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Ques- Countries involved in disputes with China in the South Sea?

Ans- The Philippines, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, and other have disputes with China in the South China sea.
 

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Ques- Describe the relationship between India and Nepal.

Ans- Afzal Ali highlighted the hydroelectric power projects. He also mentioned the historic ties between the two countries. 
 

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Q- Why has the human capital not been effectively utilized in Bihar?

Ans- Factors like inadequate education and employment opportunities are responsible for it. 
 

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Ques- What are the industrial prospects in Bihar?

Ans- Bihar holds significant potential in industries like sugarcane production. Food processing industries can also be promoted.

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