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20 Mind Refreshing SRT Situations

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20 Mind Refreshing SRT Situations
20 Mind Refreshing SRT Situations

SRT or Situation Reaction Test is the test included in Psychology test that is based on solving day-to-day problems in your own way. The test is framed to bring out the actual working, thinking and managing style of the candidate. There are variety of SRTs to check the mental activity of candidate in different situations. To refresh the candidates with the common SRTs, we are here with some SRTs that will help you in practicing and refreshing the theory of it.

  1. He is already late in completing his task and his colleagues refused to cooperate with him. He…
  2. He is coming back with his friends from the picnic and forgot the route. It is getting dark. He…
  3. He just got the news of declaration of war on the radio. He…
  4. He went to mountain expedition and one of his friend lost his life in it and it became an unsuccessful expedition. He…
  5. His sister went to tuition center, but has not returned yet. It is getting dark. He…
  6. He is fully prepared for the role of hero in the play, but was offered the role of villain. He…
  7. His mother is seriously ill and his boss gave him an urgent project to handle. He…
  8. He has his exam this morning and the streets got flooded due to rain. He…
  9. He has just arrived at the railway station in his hometown and found curfew imposed in the city. He…
  10. He observed that his friend is having suspicion on him. He…
  11. At the time of his interview, he found his certificates missing. He…
  12. He is the captain of basketball and his team is about to lose the finals. He…
  13. His father had borrowed money for his sister’s studies, but now he is not able to repay it. He…
  14. He is on a boat and in the midstream, saw that water is entering into the boat. He…
  15. He was traveling in the train when another passenger claimed the same seat and started arguing with him. He…
  16. He is hosting his dinner party for his friends and forgot is wallet at home. He…
  17. While going up in the lift, the lift failed on the way. He…
  18. He was going from Delhi to Kanpur and after one hour of the journey, he realized that he has boarded the wrong train. He…
  19. His parents were forcing him to marry at young age. But he wants to pick up a job first. He…
  20. His father had a dispute with his uncle over property issues. He…

Conclusion – The above SRTs are related to the commonly encountered situation in casual life. Every person has experienced such situation or situations similar to them. The only difference is the way to solve them effectively and efficiently. Reminding again, don’t copy or cramp the response of other candidates. Show your genuine personality and respond relatively.

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6 Things To Prepare Before Facing Personal Interview

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6 Things To Prepare Before Facing Personal Interview
6 Things To Prepare Before Facing Personal Interview

Preparation definitely ensures the success and this is also applicable in the SSB. But don’t misinterpret it with cramping and dumping the theoretical knowledge. Talking about the personal interview, there are certain things that can be prepared earlier in order to make a fluent impact over IO. These points show your constant observation and keenness toward the casual things. Some of them are mentioned below that will help you out in performing well in personal interview.

  1. Knowledge About Your Native City And State – Before appearing in the SSB, the candidates have to stay aware of the basic knowledge of their city and state. The knowledge has to be in a specific pattern like census data, social, economic, education, and cultural significance.
  2. Your Activities At Home And Relations With Family – Well, this is the most common question asked in the SSB and still candidates get stuck in it. Just observe yourself and your activities that you usually do at home. Get involved in home tasks and bring out the live experience of them and observe the nature and working style of your family members.
  3. Basic Knowledge Of Your Sports – Every candidate has played any sports in his lifetime that he mentions in the PIQ form. If you have played it genuinely then you should have the basic knowledge of it. Apart from this you have to stay ready to face the counter questions on your experience of playing the sports.
  4. Scout/ Guide Or NCC Experience – If you have mentioned your participation in NCC, Scouts and Guides or NSS, then you will be asked about your participation and basic knowledge of the services, camps, ranks, awards etc.
  5. Personality of Friends, Colleagues and Family Members – Your friends, their personality and their good and bad things can be a source of questioning for the IO. You will not be asked about the personality trait of all of your friends or relatives, but you close friends and family members would be the target of the IO.
  6. Knowledge About Hobbies And Interests – The most important and mostly asked by the IO is the topic related to your hobbies and interests. Writing anything randomly will take you down. If you have a genuine interest in specific things, then you should have the knowledge of it. For example, if you are interested in painting, then who is your best painter, what kind of painting do you like and what is the technique of it, who inspired you to get inclined toward It.?

Conclusion – It is always hard to face the unexpected thing. To manage such situations, it is always advised to bring out your dummy questions, clarify your doubts and be clear in your thoughts. Side by side priors preparations will help you in making a smooth and instant response at the interview. So before going to the SSB, prepare for the above questions and stay ready to face counter questions over them.

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5 Ways to Build Confidence in Public Speaking

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5 Ways to Build Confidence in Public Speaking
5 Ways to Build Confidence in Public Speaking

Confidence is the most crucial thing that is accessed and observed by the SSB crew. The leader has to stay confident to motivate his team as the engine has to stay firm to pull the train. Our GTO tasks and personal interview scans your confidence level. Speaking confidently is a problem for many candidates that takes them down. But it can be brought to the required level. There is always a solution of a problem. So to solve this problem, we are here with some common remedies that need smart and dedicated efforts to equalize your confidence level.

  1. Participating In Lecture Or Debate Competitions – The best way to make yourself confident in public speaking is to participate in debate, discussion and lecture competitions. These competitions require prior preparation and confident approach with a controlled mind to perform well and will remove your hesitation in speaking in public. It is always said that “Great speakers always rules”, for examples PM Narendra Modi, Hitler and many more.
  2. Speaking In Front Of The Mirror – The easiest way to escalate your speaking skills and confidence in front of the group of people, is to speak in front of the mirror, watching yourself in the mirror. It can be done at home and need least number of resources. But dedicated efforts are required to get expected results. Make eye contact with your image in the mirror and talk to yourself.
  3. Reading The Newspaper Loudly – The basic problem that aspirants encounter in SSB is that they find it hard to speak fluently in English in SSB, especially in interview and GTO tasks. Reading the newspaper loudly at home will further improve your English speaking skills and will help you in speaking efficiently in SSB.
  4. Talking In Social Groups – Talking in social groups will make you confident in putting your ideas and thoughts in front of the group of people. Another merit of it is that it will improve your listening skills and your way to respond to it confidently in your group. Social groups teach you how to frequently convert your thoughts into words and how to respond and react positively to others arguments.
  5. Practicing by Speaking In Front Of Friends – Your friends can be a source of practice to increase your confidence. Speak in front of them will make you feel comfortable and they can easily point out the problems that you are making in your speech. They will provide the best platform to you to bring up your confidence level in public speaking.

Conclusion – Confidence is required to live the life like a leader and it matters a lot when it comes to become an Armed Forces Officer. The first way of interaction of the officer with the team is by an effective and confident speaking and that is deeply analyzed in the SSB. It just take the first step to bring the confidence up, once you conquer shyness, you can speak out your thoughts freely without any hesitation in front of crowd staring at you.

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5 Tips to Improve Current Affairs Knowledge for Exams and SSB

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5 Tips to Improve Current Affairs Knowledge for Exams and SSB
5 Tips to Improve Current Affairs Knowledge for Exams and SSB

The opportunities of SSB are either served by clearing the qualifying exam or by direct entries. The best way proffered by most of the people is to opt written exams like CDS, NDA, T.A. and AFCAT. All these exams have different patterns and verity in levels of questions. Handling current affairs question is the biggest problem for most of the candidates, especially for those who are appearing in CDS and NDA exams as the UPSC G.K. pattern is very complex. Well, there is no direct or shortcut way for it, but it can be overcome by constant efforts. Candidates can follow the following steps to raise their knowledge of current affairs by opting the following steps.

  1. Newspaper – Newspaper is the best source that can raise your current affairs knowledge. But don’t read irrelevant and unnecessary news in the newspaper. Just read what is required or can be asked in exam or SSB interview. It is hard to keep reading newspaper in continuity, but it has several pros. . Improves grab over English
    . Detailed news
    . Good and affordable source
  2. Television – The most relevant way to improve your current affairs and stay in touch with current events is to watch news channels. Prefer DD news to get selected news of different sections. News channels cover most of the current affairs news and are the easiest way to get more in less time. avoid commercial news and focus on the news that can be a beneficial for you.
  3. Online Sources – Internet has become a strong power of youth. Well, the judicious use of it is crucial to bring favorable results. To brush up your current affairs, which you have skipped in newspaper can be read on various current affairs websites. Several online sources give current affairs in point form, while some websites release PDF file having creamy news classified in different sections.
  4. Magazines – Current affairs can be easily improved by reading current affair magazines. Monthly, semi-annual and annual editions of such magazines are released. It doesn’t need any internet connection or any gadget to read and is more relevant in reading. E-magazines are also their on the respective websites of the publishers and can be bought online.
  5. Apps – With the deep penetration of smartphone in current generation, apps have become a convenient way to operate things over smartphones. Several current affairs apps are there on mobile app stores that can be beneficial for you, as it will save your time and are easy to handle.

Conclusion – Every defense exam has questions about current affairs and dealing with them is the toughest task of every candidate. But staying up-to-date with the current happenings and making it a hobby can bring rise in such knowledge. Stay connected with the current events and happenings that can be either asked in SSB or can be a question in any competitive exam. So, those who have a clear targets, should start putting efforts and ensure their success this time. Constant and determined efforts are always necessary for reaching to your aim.

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Top 7 Defense Manufacturers of India

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Top 7 Defense Manufacturers of India
Top 7 Defense Manufacturers of India

India is among fastest growing economies, which has surpassed China in the rise of GDP growth. Manufacturing is the field, which has shown a spurt in the last few years. Talking about indigenous manufacturing in the defense field, India is performing better by attracting foreign firms to cooperate with Indian firms. Many Indian firms have their names in the list of defense manufacturing, but some of them have a great record and good output history. The top 5 defense manufacturing firms in India are.

  1. DRDO – It is a governmental agency involved in defense manufacturing. It has produced some of the great weapons for India. It is playing key role in AMCA and LCA projects and has manufactured Nishant and Lakshya and many other UAVs. INSAS and EDK and Pinaka are also produced by DRDO.
  2. HAL – Hindustan Aeronautic Limited is the top defense manufacturer in India. It has a significant history of manufacturing aircrafts, engines, helicopters and related equipment and accessories. MARUT, TEJAS, Su – 30 MKI, LCA, DHRUV, LUA are some of the aircrafts and helicopters manufactured by HAL. It has also manufactured Engine, trainer aircraft and UAVs.
  3. TATA Advanced Systems – Founded in 2007 having it’s headquarter in Hyderabad, it is the branch of TATA that indulges in the manufacturing activities for the security forces of India. It has a joint venture with Lockheed to manufacture C-130 Hercules and C-130 super Hercules. It is also under deals with Pilatus to make structures for Pilatus 15NG. Apart from these, it is also biding for the contract of manufacturing of Unnamed UAVs for Indian Armed Forces.
  4. MAHINDRA – Mahindra, the vehicle manufacturer has also made it to the defense field. The company manufactures armored light vehicles, specialist vehicles, artillery systems and mine protected vehicles. Marksman, Armored Scorpio and Mahindra AXE were displaced by Mahindra in defense expo.
  5. BEL – It is owned by the Indian government and usually manufactures electronics and equipment’s for the Indian army. Its headquarter is in Bangalore. Named in Navaratnas of India, it had manufactured Akaash missile, Radars and equipment’s of Arjun tanks.
  6. ASHOK Layland – A segment of the Hinduja group, Ashok Layland has a good record in defense manufacturing. It has made vehicles for Armed Forces like stallion, Fox, Super Stallion and Rhino. It is one of the trusted defense manufacturer in India.
  7. Kalyani – Kalyani Defense Systems is also one of the best defense manufacturers of India. It has manufactured subsystems and components for Indian Armed Forces like ammunition, tank components, beams, knuckles and transmission parts, etc. recently SAAB and Kalyani group have come into a deal to manufacture air defense systems in India.

Conclusion – Many private sector tech giants have raised their branches in defense manufacturing and last year reliance also registered its name in the list. Defense manufacturing has become crucial for India as there is a deep need of reducing dependency over other nations for weapons and machines and bringing new and advanced technology in India. Many small manufacturing firms are also there in India, but the top ranker are always preferred for the mass manufacturing. Recently India has announced its proposal of inducting 200 aircraft with the condition of manufacturing them with joint venture with any Indian company. These steps will direct the manufacturing to new heights.

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6 Tips to Improve Your Writing Skills

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6 Tips to Improve Your Writing Skills
6 Tips to Improve Your Writing Skills

SSB is a fool proof interviewing technique that goes deep into the candidate’s personality and analyses all required qualities of the candidate. The technique is not about good or bad, but it checks the acceptable or non-acceptable. There are several factors that govern the selection of a candidate. Out of them, writing skills are also there. Entire Psychology test and written part of GPE of GTO is based on your writing skills. Some candidate contradicts it with the language. But, it is actually a smooth and precise way to express your thoughts with the help of lingual expertise. TAT is the mostly affected by writing skills out of all written tests in SSB. So to lusture you’re writing skills in SSB, we are here with some tips to improve your writing skills in SSB.

  1. Read Newspaper Daily – Reading newspaper gives the idea of how to write a better. The use of vocabulary and correct framing of sentence with suitable sentences for the thoughts or incidents can be learnt from the Newspaper.
  2. Diary Writing Can Improve The Skills – The best way to improve your writing skills is to start writing diary. Commemorating your entire daily activities and writing them will improve your way to put your thoughts in the form of words. This will enhance your power of expression while writing.
  3. Keep The Mind Focused While Writing – Your mind should be in a fluent path and should be ready to put thoughts in sequence. A good writing skill need focus and tangled thoughts. Every step should fluently lead to the next step. This can only be done when you focus on your theme and follow the subconscious thought process of your mind.
  4. Become Conversational To Write More Realistic – The more you observe, the more you will write realistically, which is a need of the TAT. Fake and hypothetical things have nothing to do in TAT. Try to keep eye on the happenings around you. It is a fact that a person with clear communication is a better writer.
  5. Use Correct Word For Your Thoughts – The perfect word used for the correct thought shows the soul in the writing matter. Try to stay precise in what you are trying to convey by staying normal and straight forward.
  6. Matter Should Be Rich In Details – The matter you write has to be realistic and must be rich in details. The more you keep the matter precise and detailed, it will be more interesting for reader and better to grab your thoughts. Your observation of the things around you will help you in bringing this feature.

Conclusion – The above steps will enhance your writing skills and will help you in presenting your personality in a better way. But the ultimate way to inculcate these and bring out best of your writing skills is to practice and practice. The more you practice, the more you will get fluency in writing perfectly over a given stimuli. But, before putting efforts in this direction, introspect yourself and find out the requirement of working in this field. Remember, nothing is impossible and adapt what you are lacking.

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Latest SSB Lecturette Topics 2023

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Latest SSB Lecturatte Topics 2017
Latest SSB Lecturatte Topics 2017

SSB is the interviewing technique that access candidates entirely, from the heights to depths. The GTO tasks are framed to check the physical activities of the candidate. Out of all the tasks, lecturette is the task that checks the communication skills of the candidate along with the confidence to speak out on an unknown topic for 3 minutes In front of his group. The candidate is given 3 minutes to prepare and 3 minutes to deliver the lecture.

Some tips that will help you in handling this task are as follows

  • Keep your sub point clear.
  • Speak calmly and don’t try to rush while speaking.
  • Choose the topic that you know well.
  • Wind up your lecture on time with a better conclusion at the ending.
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Now, for practicing over certain topics, some of the topics for lecturette that were recently faced by the candidates are given below.

  1. Space Tourism
  2. Election Commission
  3. Division Of States
  4. Beauty Of Pageant
  5. BREXIT
  6. Bollywood
  7. Waste Management
  8. Water Pollution
  9. Festivals In India
  10. Smart Cities
  11. Sports In India
  12. Women In IAF
  13. National Highways
  14. Greenhouse Effect
  15. Secularism
  16. Social Service
  17. Make In India
  18. Capital Punishment
  19. Communalism V/S Capitalism
  20. FDI In Finance
  21. HAL Tejas
  22. 4G
  23. SAARC
  24. BRICS
  25. Censor Board
  26. Reserve Forest In India
  27. Dirty Bomb
  28. Kashmir Issue
  29. Education In India
  30. Mass Transportation
  31. Stand Up India
  32. Cloning
  33. Mercy Killing

Conclusion – The above lecturette topics were recently faced by the candidates and candidates should prepare for them before going to SSB. Nobody is perfect, but you can prepare to perform well. So prepare for the above lecturette topics, which will help you in getting knowledge and will also give you an idea of covering the topics for of G.D. with enhanced communication skills.

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Top 5 Stealth Aircrafts

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Top 5 Stealth Aircrafts
Top 5 Stealth Aircrafts

The modern warfare strategies have been enhanced to a new height with the introduction of new technologies and techniques. Every day comes with a new update or advancement of technology. Stealth is the technology that is considered as the lead part of the 5th generation aircrafts and other defense weapons like missiles and submarines. The technology is a demand of many nations, especially developing nations. India is also in the queue as it AMCA and FGFA projects are in progress.

What is Stealth Technology?

It is the name given to the technology, where the weapons or machines are made less visible or invisible to the radar, sonar or another detection method. The technology is used for missile, aircrafts, ships, satellites and submarines.  The aim of its origin was to reduce the detectability of the weapon in enemy territory. Camouflage is the basic and simplest technique used in the Stealth.

Now talking about the top 5 stealth aircrafts, these mostly belong to the developed nations and flourished in military aspects. The toppers of the list are from China, U.S. and Russia. The jets in the top rankings are given below with a short gist about them.

  1. PAK FA T-50 – It is under prototype phase and is being produced by Sukhoi. It will be made to perform air superiority and attack operations. It uses technology to reduce radar cross-section and its weapons are carried inside its frame.
  2. Shenyang J-31 – It is a twin-engine, single pilot, fifth generation stealth aircraft by China. It is under development and will be nick named as “Falcon hawk”. It is smaller than J-20 and need more manuveour then it with a bit high handling power.
  3. Chegdu J-20 – It is also a product of china. It is also twin engine, fifth generation, stealth jet, which is undergoing through development procedures. It has a reported speed of 2100 km/h speed and is expected to be the ace aircraft of the Chinese Air Force.
  4. F-22 Raptor – Originated in the U.S. it has got fame in the world of aircrafts. It was made to conduct air superiority tasks, but is also used to perform ground attack, signal intelligence and electronic warfare. It has many features of stealth.
  5. F-35 Lightening – Another entrant from U.S., it is a production of Lockheed Martin and is a single engine multirole aircraft. It is developed version of X-35. The project F-35 II is termed as the most expensive weapon project in the history. It uses radar absorbent material to enhance stealth features, but has a huge, loud sound while landing and take-off.

Conclusion – All other nations are applying their efforts to induct such aircrafts into their Air Force. India is also in the race with its ongoing projects of AMCA and FGFA (by India and Russia). The technology is being seen as the game changer of the modern warfare. Stealth technology is being enhanced and simultaneously superpowers are curiously indulged in manufacturing efficient radars to detect them for securing their territory. India is also working hard to include this technology in all fields and bolster its power.

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15 Confusing SRT in SSB

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15 Confusing SRTs in SSB
15 Confusing SRTs in SSB

SRT situations are the daily life situations that most of the candidates have faced or might have faced similar situations. Candidates have to attempt them with a single fluency in order to keep the response genuine and similar to their personality. SRT shows the way you respond to the causal day to day situations in your own way. Some tips to attempt SRT are

. Write as per your personality.

. Keep response short and straight.

. Focus on matter rather than grammar.

. Find out the problem and solve only that problem.

Some of the confusing SRTs that many candidates have faced are given below that will help the aspirants to attempt them with a better and effective response.

  1. He is having high fever and he was told to walk a long distance by his NCC commander. He…
  2. He was selected as the leader of the mountain expedition, for which, he has to leave the next day. He got a call about his grandmother being ill. He…
  3. He was served with a challenge by the college bully when he reported against him to the principal when the later tried to beat his friend. He…
  4. He wants to organize a tea party for one of his lecturers who was retiring, but his friends want to organize a dinner for him. He…
  5. He was on a cycle expedition with his friends when his cycle gave up in the middle of the desert. He…
  6. He want to peruse engineering, but his father wants him to join Indian army. He…
  7. He has to reach Delhi urgently but the waiting list is 120. He…
  8. He came to his home town on leave. As he arrived at the railway station, he found curfew imposed in the district. He…
  9. His sister has passed his graduation, his father want her to get married and mother want her to study further. He…
  10. His close friend lost his job and going through tough times. He…
  11. He registered his name for college elections. But his close friend joined his opponent. He…
  12. He has just lost the last bus to his village and his village is 30 kms away. He…
  13. He went for a walk with his girlfriend and on the way some hooligans started molesting his girlfriend. He…
  14. He had his elder brother’s marriage in between his final year exam schedules. He has to read a lot and attend the marriage also he…
  15. He is the captain of his college volleyball team. He was given the chance to play for another university in a tournament for which is college is also preparing. He…

Conclusion – The above SRT need deep analysis and candidates must attempt them with their own way following your genuine personality. Read the SRT carefully, get the need of the problem and give solution limited to the situation. There is nothing right or wrongs in it. All that matters is acceptable or not acceptable. So practice for it give your best in SSB.

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Latest Group Discussion Topic 2022

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Latest G.D. topic 2017
Latest G.D. topic 2017

The GTO Day comprises of many tasks which starts with G.D.. Group discussion is the task that is conducted on the 3rd day of SSB schedule i.e. after psychology. The task constitutes 2 G.D., where a topic is given with 3 subtopics. The candidates have to discuss over the sub-topics in a gentle behavior. The candidates who are going to SSB in upcoming weeks need to go through some of the recently mentioned G.D topics which are given below.

  1. Russian Ukraine War
  2. Crude Oil Prices
  3. PayTm and Google Pay
  4. India’s Role in Future of Afghanistan
  5. Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Relationship between United States, India, Japan and Australia)
  6. Drone Rules 2021 – Pros & Cons
  7. COVID-19 (Coronavirus) impact on Indian and Global economy
  8. Farm Bills 2020 – Pros, Cons & Challenges
  9. Farmer’s Protest in India
  10. Ban on Chinese Apps in India
  11. Modernisation of Indian Army, Air Force and Navy
  12. Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan
  13. E-Learning – Past, Present and Future
  14. COVID-19 and Health infrastructure of India
  15. Indian Economy – Past, Present and Future
  16. Budget 2022 – Pro and Cons
  17. Should public sector banks be privatised?
  18. Privatisation of Indian Railways/Trains
  19. Work from home – Pros & Cons
  20. Influence of Social Media on Youth
  21. OTT platforms and censorship
  22. National Education Policy (NEP)
  23. India-China relations 2022
  24. Unemployment in India
  25. India as superpower
  26. Startups In India
  27. Frauds by established Indian firms
  28. HIB visa
  29. India’s NSG membership
  30. South china sea
  31. Use of Renewable energy in India
  32. Social media – bringing change in society, making people edict, misguiding people
  33. Use of war machines in battles
  34. Is it better to put women in fighting role in Indian armed forces
  35. How pollution level in metro cities can be controlled
  36. Demonetization
  37. How lack of efficient teachers in government school effecting he education system
  38. Use of the Internet to support anti-social activities
  39. How Cashless economy is a better way to support development
  40. Agitation related to the reservation
  41. Is cricket suppressing other sports in India
  42. High performance of Indian players in Olympics
  43. Naxalisam – shrinking or swallowing
  44. Women security and crime against women
  45. Nuclear energy and its use as weapon
  46. Immigration restrictions by U.S. government
  47. Drug smuggling and human trafficking across the border
  48. Which should be preferred – Indigenisation, Foreign Procurement, Private Firms In Defense Manufacturing
  49. Which should be focused first – infrastructure, health or education
  50. Black money and laundering
  51. India’s performance in ease of doing business
  52. Financial inclusion – a social initiative, a bottleneck for demonetization or a step to modernize India
  53. E-education – will widen the education reach, reduces practical knowledge, only affordable to middle and upper class
  54. Effect of television and social media on new generation
  55. Future of robotics and artificial intelligence
  56. Effect of western culture on India
  57. NGO freedom and functioning in India
  58. Bad air quality of metro cities
  59. Atrocities against animals in religious games
  60. Glacier melting and sea level rising, climate change
  61. Maritime issues and Indian ocean possession issues
  62. Autonomy to sports body
  63. Derailment incidents in Indian
  64. Wireless telecommunication – effect on health, high connectivity, prone to data leakage
  65. Banking can be accelerated by – financial inclusion, using postal service as bank , initiating payment banks
  66. Combat role of women in Indian armed forces
  67. Space exploration by ISRO
  68. China Pakistan partnership replacing Indian economy
  69. Which is a better way to drive the economy to a cashless phase
  70. Censorship on movies and cyber contents
  71. Elections reforms – NOTA, educational qualification for politicians, more transparent election procedure
  72. Cause of agitation among people – religion, reservation, human rights
  73. Dependency on technology
  74. Terrorism and infiltration
  75. Hurdles in sports fields in India
  76. Which is the top health hazard – junk food, pollution, drug resistant pathogens
  1. What is the major cause of intense civil agitation in Kashmir?
  • Incapable government
  • Religious superiority
  • AFSPA
  1. How escalating pollution rate in India can be controlled?
  • By opting new social initiatives and traffic rules
  • Social awareness
  • Using new technology and reducing dependence over fossil fuels
  1. Live in relations are increasing in India. What is the cause behind it?
  • Western culture
  • Unstable relations
  • Lack of parent interaction with children
  1. The performance of India in sports has gone down. What can be a possible cause of it?
  • Burden of studies has increased
  • Lack of infrastructure and financial support
  • Lack of reach of selection committee to every corner of the nation
  1. What can bring more development in India?
  • Educational development
  • Economic boosting
  • Gearing up employment rate
  1. How criminalization can be checked in India?
  • Involvement of technology
  • Change in rules and penalties
  • By providing limited powers to people
  1. Which plays crucial role in maintaining democracy in India?
  • Media
  • Political parties
  • Citizen of India
  1. Draught situations have effected which field of India?
  • Industrial output
  • Normal population
  • International exports
  1. What must be done to improve the education system of India?
  • Implementation of new acts and laws
  • Removing commercialization of education
  • Focusing on skills rather than theoretical knowledge
  1. Many bulk data websites have been banned by telecom authorities.
  • Help in educational purpose
  • Help bulk data distribution
  • Violates copy write laws

Conclusion – Group Discussion require controlled way to express your thoughts in front of group with good and effective points. It requires your confidence and logical approach to give your humble point in a best possible way. The topics are generally related to the current social and economic issues. Practicing for them with your friends or group of candidates and prepare yourself for it and enhance your performance.

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