Need for Technology in Health Management Scheme of The Essay Exposition: Smooth coordination is needed for the medicines to move from the laboratory to the market. Rising Action: During the last fifty years only one vaccine has successfully moved from the laboratory to the market. Climax: (1) Lack of attention to ethical issues has impaired the transfer of important research findings. (2) Regarding the AIDS vaccine the bioethical questions are far...

Economics of Subsidies in India Scheme of the Essay Exposition: The reversal of the B.J.P. government’s policy regarding the reduction of food subsidies has raised many questions. Rising action: Economics of subsidies in simple. Climax: (1) Subsidies are usually bad for microeconomics. (2) These are also bad for macroeconomics. (3) But food subsidies are different. (4) The entire machines of local governments may have to help in identifying the poor. (5)...

Collective Responsibility-A Constitutional Ethics Scheme of The Essay Exposition: The culture of the politicians has undermined the spirit of the constitution. Rising Action: In 1998 itself many cases can be cited when the union cabinet ignored collective responsibility. Climax: (1) The apex court in Sanjeevi Naidu vs. State of Madras case clearly defined collective responsibility. (2) In England ministerial accountability is conventional. (3) A minister who disagrees with the cabinet should...

Small States-A Bane or Boon For the critics of Uttrakhand, Vananchal, and Chhattisgarh small is ugly. Smaller states, they say, will not be economically viable because of administrative costs. By carving these states they argue the centre will open a Pandora’s Box. How can then the demand for Bodoland and Barakland is Assam and Jatland land in U.P., Telangana, and Raisina states in Andhra Pradesh, Maru Desh and Brijbhase Desk in...

Essay on “Reservation Policy a Potential Danger” The Fourth (constitution) Amendment Bill extended statutory reservation for another 10 years. The Law Minister while introducing the bill said that it was generally believed that a regimen of revolutions, once put in place, was impossible to roll back. Some time ago, the Rajasthan government smarting under its humiliating defeat in the recent elections, included the Jat community in the OBC list for reservations....

Essay on “Privatisation of Public Sector in India” Fifteen years after Margaret Thatcher put PSES in 15 major public industries on the block, their service has declined the quality and safety, tariffs have risen sky-high, and their management remains indifferent, if not crisis-ridden. Privatisation is now seen by many sensible Britons as a big mistake, indeed a monumental error. British Airways, long tom-tommed as privatisation’s greatest success story, is in dire...

Essay on “New Trend in India’s Foreign Trade” At the third ministerial meeting of WTO held at SETTLE, we were aware of the fact that the trade policy in not just about economic policy but is also foreign policy as well as an act of national security policy. Many years ago, in 1971 to be precise, a distinguished US economist and strategic policy analyst, Thomas C Schelling, made the following submission...

Essay on “Information Technology for Education” Information Technology has amply exhibited its potential to revitalise and revolutionise the educational process in developing countries such as India. It has the means to provide a basic infrastructure for an efficient and meaningful consortium of Indian engineering universities. Building up the extensive database for access to electronic documents on demand from all the universities and industries can provide information networks for home learners and...