Violence against Women Scheme of the essay Exposition: Women have been subject to violence for centuries. Rising Action: According to the Government’s statistics in India 120 rapes are committed every day. Climax: (1) Negative social attitude towards the victims creates psychological problems. (2) Rape is a sexual as well as cultural attack, (3) There are certain stress reactions to rape, (4) The government has shown an insensitive attitude, (5) Indian women...

Indian Woman Today Scheme of the Essay Exposition: Indian women experience several torments. Rising Action: They follow the path of resistance. Climax: (1) Factors in history made them silent acceptors, (2) Marriages result in slander, (3) Women need protection for her biological role, (4) Disharmony leads to threats. Falling Action: Social organisations should explain the law. Ending: Women must raise their voices effectively. Sometimes ignorance is not a bliss. Especially when...

Reservations for Women Scheme of the essay Exposition: There are many hurdles in passing the 81 Amendment to the Constitution Climax: Reservation for women in parliament is blocked by funding excuses. Moral issues are ignored Powerful women have never been able to influence the party bosses. Upper-class women can socially, dominate Ending: An impasse is created due to some reasons. To be politically correct or to commit political suicide is the...

Capital Punishment is a Necessary Evil Scheme of the Essay Exposition: The moral argument for the death penalty is invalid. Rising Action: Many countries are beset with violent crimes. Climax: (1) Some say abolish the death penalty because it has not deterred crime. But hard punishment does deter (2) Some say it is against the norms of civilised society but a cruel person should not get the protection of the civilised...

India Should Build Anti-Corruption Defences Scheme of the Essay Exposition: India is listed as the most corrupt country. Rising Action: We can have non-corrupt organisations. Climax: (1) The level of corruption depends on the values or morals of a society. (2) Blaming systemic failure for market scam is an eye wash. (3) For building a defence against corruption (a) official secret Act should be replaced (b) education should be widespread. (c)...

Child Labour in India Scheme of the Essay Exposition: The recent ruling by the Supreme Court on the subject of child labour has. brought the problem into focus. Rising Action: The subject came up before the WTO meeting in Singapore. UNICEF focuses 1997 on child labour Climax: (1) Child Labour Act 1986 remains ineffective because of loopholes (2) The ruling of the Supreme Court has given practical steps to tackle the...

Indian Concept of Minorities Scheme of the Essay: Exposition: The word ‘minorities’ forms a part of popular political vocabulary but its connotation is fallacious. Rising Action: It is used to denote non-Hindu religious communities. Climax: Minorities cannot be based on religious differences. Indian society is most ubiquitous and inequity is associated with social communities. Two such communities of one community may be disadvantaged in one region but not in the other....

Nationalisation of Banks Scheme of the essay Exposition: Socialistic pattern of society demands nationalisation. Rising Action: Banks play an important role in the functioning of the economy. Climax: Public ownership will eliminate the use of bank credit for unproductive purposes. A welfare State should not ignore public interest. It is wrong to say that people in power will get credit from banks. Nationalisation does not lead to inefficiency. Nationalised banks will...