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Bureaucracy as Development Facilitator vs. Rigid Regulatory Control Mindset

All UPSC Mains previous year questions mapped for Bureaucracy as Development Facilitator vs. Rigid Regulatory Control Mindset under Core Role and Constitutional Vision.

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GS-22014 • Q1

Has the Cadre based Civil Services Organisation been the cause of slow change in India? Critically examine.

GS-22016 • Q2

“Traditional bureaucratic structure and culture have hampered the process of socioeconomic development in India.” Comment.

GS-42015 • Q6

Two different kinds of attitudes exhibited by public servants towards their work have been identified as the bureaucratic attitude and the democratic attitude. A) Distinguish between these two terms and write their merits and demerits. B) Is it Democratic Attitude possible to balance the two to create a better administration for the faster development of our country?

GS-42025 • Q13

standards of probity. To achieve holistic development goal, a civil servant acts as an enabler and active facilitator of growth rather than a regulator. What specific measures will you suggest to achieve this goal?

GS-42022 • Q8

overlook. An officer being engrossed with the periphery, ignoring the core issues before him, is no rare in the bureaucracy. Do you Good Governance vs agree that such preoccupation of an administrator leads to travesty of justice to the cause of effective service delivery and

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