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 Disaster and Disaster Management.

GS – III 

Linkages between Development and Spread of Extremism.
Role of External State and Non-state Actors in creating challenges to
Internal Security.
Technology, Economic Development, Bio-diversity,  Challenges to Internal Security through Communication Networks,
Environment, Security and Disaster Management Role of Media and Social Networking Sites in Internal Security
Challenges, Basics of Cyber Security; Money-Laundering and its
 Indian Economy and issues relating to Planning, Mobilization of prevention.
Resources, Growth, Development and Employment.  Security Challenges and their Management in Border Areas -
 Inclusive Growth and issues arising from it. Linkages of Organized Crime with Terrorism.
 Government Budgeting.  Various Security Forces and Agencies and their Mandate.
 Major Crops - Cropping Patterns in various parts of the country, -
Different Types of Irrigation and Irrigation Systems; Storage,
Transport and Marketing of Agricultural Produce and Issues and


Related Constraints; E-technology in the aid of farmers.
Issues related to Direct and Indirect Farm Subsidies and Minimum
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Support Prices; Public Distribution System - Objectives,
Functioning, Limitations, Revamping; Issues of Buffer Stocks and
Food Security; Technology Missions; Economics of Animal- Indian Economy & Issues Relating to Planning, Mobilization of
Rearing. Resources, Growth, Development & Employment
 Food Processing and Related Industries in India- Scope’ and Planning  Determinants of Growth &
Development
Significance, Location, Upstream and Downstream Requirements,  Importance & Limitations of
 Meaning of Planning
Supply Chain Management.  Need for Planning in Economic Economic Growth
 Land Reforms in India. Development  Jobless Growth
 Effects of Liberalization on the Economy, Changes in Industrial  Imperative Vs. Indicative Vs.  Pro-Poor Growth
Policy and their Effects on Industrial Growth. Structural Planning  Balanced & Unbalanced Growth
 Objectives of Planning  Dimensions of Development
 Infrastructure: Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways etc.
 Indian Planning History  Measurement & Indicators of
 Investment Models. Development
 Techniques of Indian Planning
 Science and Technology- Developments and their Applications and  Achievements & Failures of Indian  Approaches to Development:
Effects in Everyday Life. Planning o Market-Based Approach
 Achievements of Indians in Science & Technology; Indigenization  Shortcomings of Planning in India o Role of State and Planned
of Technology and Developing New Technology.  NITI Aayog Vs. Planning Approach
Commission o Mixed Economy Approach
 Awareness in the fields of IT, Space, Computers, Robotics, Nano-
 Challenges to Development &
technology, Bio-technology and issues relating to Intellectual Growth
Mobilisation of Resources
Property Rights.
 Conservation, Environmental Pollution and Degradation,  Types of Resources – Financial, Employment
Environmental Impact Assessment. Human, Natural etc.
 Need for Resource Mobilisation Expenditure
 Role of Savings & Investment  Nature – Rural vs. Urban, Formal Outcome, Zero-Based, etc.
 Government Resources – Tax & Vs. Informal
Non-Tax ( or Fiscal & Monetary Changes in Budgetary Process in
 Terms Related to Employment –
Policy) Labour Force Participation Rate,
2017
 Banking Sector & NBFCs Employment Rate, Working Age
 Capital Market Population etc. Measures of Government Deficit
 External Sources – FDI, ODA etc.  Sectoral Distribution of
 Public Borrowing & Management Employment
of Public Debt  Revenue Deficit
 Quality of Employment
 Challenges in Mobilising Resources  Causes of Lack of Employment
for Development  Restructuring of Workforce Land Reforms in India
 Steps That Can Be Taken  Government Initiatives for
Generating Employment  Rationale for Land Reforms  Success of Land Reforms
Growth & Development  Components of Land  Recent Initiatives - Land
Reforms Leasing, Land Acquisition,
 Meaning of Development &  Impact of Land Reforms Rehabilitation &
Growth  Problems in Implementaion Resettlement Act, etc.
 Difference between Development & of Land Reforms
Growth

Effects of Liberalization on the Economy


Inclusive Growth & Issues Arising From It
 Impact on Different Sectors
 What is Inclusive Growth?  Indicators of Inclusive
Phase of Liberalisation of the Economy
 Elements of Inclusive Growth Growth
 Need for Inclusive Growth  Challenges in Achieveing
Inclusive Growth in India Changes In Industrial Policy & their Effects on Industrial Growth
 12th FYP & Inclusive Growth  Industrial Policy Before 1991  Weaknesses and Failures of
 Industrial Policy After 1991 Industrial Policies
Government Budgeting  Phases of Industrial Growth  National Manufacturing
 Linkage Between Economic Policy
Need for Government Budgeting  Fiscal Deficit
Reforms and Economic  SEZs
 Primary Deficit
Outcomes  Make in India
Components of the Government
Budget Fiscal Policy
Infrastructure
 Revenue Account – Revenue Deficit Reduction  Energy  Airports
Receipts & Revenue  Ports  Railways
Expenditure FRBM Act  Roads
 Capital Account – Capital
Receipts & Capital Other Types of Budgets –
Investment Models  Need for a National Water
Need for Investment  Foreign Investment Models: Policy
o FDI
Sources of Investment o FII, etc. Transport & Marketing of Agricultural Produce & Issues & Related
 Sector Specific Investment Constraints
Types of Investment Models Models  Process of Agricultural  APMCs
 Cluster Based Investment Marketing - Marketing  National Agricultutral Market
 Domestic Investment Models Models Channels, Functionaries, (NAM)
o Public Investment Costs, etc.  Farmer Producer
Model Investment Models Followed by  Role of FCI Organisations (FPO)
o Private Investment India  Regulated Markets  Contract Farming
Model  Warehousing  Futures Trading in
o Public Private  Cooperative Marketing Agricultural Commodities
Participation  Shortcomings of Current
Investment Model Agricultural Marketing
Process

AGRICULTURE E-Technology in the Aid of Farmers, Technology Missions

Issues Related to Direct & Indirect Farm Subsidies & Minimum


Major Crops Cropping Patterns in Various Parts of the Country Support Prices
 Importance of Cropping  Factors Influencing Cropping  Agricultural Pricing Policy  Effectiveness, Extent &
Pattern Pattern  Rationale for Subsidies Problems of Subsisies
 Types of Cropping Pattern  Emerging Trends in Cropping  Types of Subsidies  Clash with WTO Agreements
 Reasons Why Cropping Pattern
Pattern Differ  Long-Run Effects of Current Public Distribution System Objectives, Functioning, Limitations,
Trends in Cropping Pattern Revamping
 Objectices/Significance  Need to Improve the Working
Different Types of Irrigation & Irrigation Systems Storage  Functioning - Fair Price of PDS
 Modes of Irrigation  Progress of Irrigation Under Shops, FCI, Ration Cards,  Measures to Improve the
 Sources of Irrigation Five Year Plans Aadhar Linking, etc. Loopholes & Lacunaes
 Choosing an Irrigation  Environmental Effects of  Shortcomings or Problems Associated with PDS
System Irrigation Associated with PDS  Steps Taken by Governement
 Problems Associated with  Need for Systemic Irrigation in this Regard
Irrigation Reforms
Issues of Buffer Stocks & Food Security o Antiseptic and
 Buffer Stock – Objectives &  Need for Food Security Disinfectant
Norms in India  NFSM And othe Food
 Impact of Government Security Realted Government Achievements of Indians in Science & Technology
Procurement & Distribution Initiatives  Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman  A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
 Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose  Vikram Sarabhai
 Satyendra Nath Bose  Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya
Economics of Animal-Rearing
 Meghnad Saha  Har Gobind Khorana
Food Processing & Related Industries in India  Homi Jehangir Bhabha  Tessy Thomas
 Scope & Potential in India  Upstream & Downstream  Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar  C.N.R. Rao
 Significance Requirements
 Location  Supply Chain Management
 Constraints and Challenges  Government Policies and
Initiatives – SAMPADA, Indigenization of Technology & Developing New Technology
12th FYP, etc.  IT & Computers  Robotics
 Space  Defence
 Nanotechnology  Nuclear
 Biotechnology
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Awareness in Different Fields
 IT & Computers  Robotics
Developments & their Applications & Effects in Everyday Life  Space  Defence
Chemicals in Food  Anti-Fertility Drugs, etc.  Nanotechnology  Nuclear
 Biotechnology
 Artificial Sweetening Agents Cleansing Agents
 Food Preservatives
Issues Relating to Intellectual Property Rights
 Soaps
Drugs  Synthetic detergents  Need for Intellectual Property  International Agreements
Rights Related to IPRs
 Types of IPR  Geographical Indicators
 Antacid Glass
 IPR Regime in India  Recent Issues - Evergreening,
 Antihistamines
Compuslory Licensing,
 Neurologically Active Drugs Water Softener Prominent Cases etc.
o Tranquilizers
o Analgesics Water Purification/Disinfection
 Antimicrobials
o Antibiotics Microwave Oven, etc.
BIODIVERSITY &  Types of Disasters
Disaster Management
 Community Level Disaster
ENVIRONMENT  Management of Disasters Management
 Governement Initiatives on
Disaster Management
Conservation
What is Biodiversity? Conservation

Types of Biodiversity – Genetic,  In-situ & Ex-Situ


SECURITY
Species, Ecosystem, etc.  Eco-Sensitive Areas
 Ecological Hotspots
Importance of Biodivesirty –  National Guidelines, Linkages Between Development & Spread of Extremism
Ecosystem Services, Bio Resources of Legislations & Other  Factors Responsible for  Naxalism
Economic Importance, Social Benefits Programmes. Spread of Extremism
etc.  International Agreements &  Steps that State can Taken to
Groupings Reduce the Spread of
Resasons for Loss of Biodiversity Extremism due to
Environmental Pollution & Degradation Underdevelopment
Types of Pollution & Pollutants Causes/Sources of Pollution &
Degradation Role of External State & Non-State Actors in Creating Challenges to
Impact of Pollution & Degradation Internal Security
Prevention & Control of Pollution &
Degradation Threats from Non-State Actors Institutional Framework to Tackle
 Ozone Layer Depletion and
Ozone Hole
Challenge of Internal Security
 Greenhouse Gas Effect & National Environment Agencies,  J&K Separatism
Global Warming Legislations and Policies  Left Wing Extremism  NIA
 Eutrophication  North East Insurgency  NATGRID
 Desertification International Environment Agencies  Terrorism in Hinterland &  MAC
 Acid Rain & Agreements Border Areas  UAPA
 Hazardous Waste, etc.  Right Wing Terrorism  TADA
 POTA
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Reasons for Spread of Terrorism  NCTC
 What is EIA?  Need & Benefits of EIA
 Indian Guidelines &  Shortcomings of EIA in India State Sponsored Terrorism
Legislations  Measures to Make EIA Challenges to Internal Security Through Communication Networks
 EIA Process Effective  Role of Media & Social  Steps That can be Taken
Networking Sites in Internal
Security Challenges
 Challenges in Managing
Social Media

Basics of Cyber Security


 Cyber Security  International Cooperation on
 Threats to Indian Cyber Cyber Security
Security  Cyber Warfare
 Steps taken by India  Terms Associated with Cyber
Security

Money-Laundering & its Prevention


 Process of Money Laundering  Steps to Counter Money
 Impact of Money Laundering Laundering
 Challenges to Tackle Money  Terms Related To Money
Laundering Laundering

Security Challenges & their Management in Border Areas


 Challenges in Managing  India's Policy in Border Area
Border Security – Coastal & Security Management
Terrestrial
 Land Boundary Disputes with
Neighbours

Linkages of Organized Crime with Terrorism


 Types of Organised Crime  Indian Context – Link
 Challenges in Controlling between Organised Crime &
Organised Crime Terrorism

Various Security Forces & Agencies & Their Mandate


 Central Armed Police Forces  Security & Intelligence
 Central Paramilitary Forces Agencies – IB. R&WA, etc.

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