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  1. Don’t you think Child Abuse is in the rise in society? How can we work in this regard?
  2. Can the doctors/healthcare service providers be sued under Consumer Protection Law? Is it appropriate to sue them?
  3. Tell me some laws related to the health sector.
  4. What is surrogacy? It’s importance to medical tourism in India? Why do people prefer India as a destination for surrogacy?
  5. What does the Surrogacy law propose?
  6. What is rash and negligent driving?
  7. Is banning liquor stores on highways effective?
  8. Your opinion. Which type of euthanasia is currently allowed in India?
  9. Norway and many African countries are rich in natural resources, yet there is a stark difference in their development. What is the core reason for that?
  10. What is digital divide? Which sections of India is a part of this divide? How to solve it?
  11. How poverty can be eliminated in India?
  12. Tell me about India’s position in Global Hunger Index.
  13. Schemes of the government of your state for increasing agriculture. Any schemes of the central government.
  14. Law causing social change or social change influencing law. Which is the correct way?
  15. In which state in India is the status of women the best?
  16. What is the difference between matrilineal and matriarchal society?
  17. What is the main issue in Kashmir?
  18. What is the role of diplomats in the governance sector today? With such resource crunch do you think diplomats today can counter major economies?
  19. How will you as an administrator help establish normalcy in Kashmir?
  20. Female labour force participation in India is very low – how can we tackle this?

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