Demand for Liberalisation with More Rules Scheme of the essay Expositions: Liberalisation is demanding more rules. Rising Action: It is implied in such a demand that the rules of the old system were not correct. Climax: (1) Corruption has increased due to the power of discretion given to politicians (2) Predetermined rules reduce the flexibility of the government’s decision (3) Rules may have an overdose of ideology (4) Completely free markets...

Are Joint Ventures Viable Scheme of the essay Exposition: Many foreign partners are willing to have joint ventures. Rising Action: The Indian partner’s inability to invest capital is the cause of the failure of joint ventures Climax: (1) Foreign partners seek an increase in stake for reasons other than tapping potential (2) Joint ventures are marriages, of the two partners. (3) Indian partners offer little input (4) The Govt.’s regulating Joint...

India and Sea Power Politics Scheme of the Essay Exposition: After Moscow’s declaration the US targeted it Nuclear missiles at sea. Rising Action: Coastal zones here gained importance. Climax: (1) Turbulent state politics changes the character of sea-based forces for future conflicts. (2) The Karakorum Highway Plan linking up Iran and Central Asia has given China an opportunity to connect with seaports in the North Arabian Sea. (3) The sea-based forces...

Fighting Terrorism Scheme of the essay Exposition: During the last few decades many countries were almost paralysed by terrorists’ actions. Rising Action: The series of incidents of bombing, kidnapping, hijacking, etc, indicate security inefficiency. Climax: (a) Terrorism is supported by the pro-terrorists states (b) Factors contributing to terrorism are varied. (c) It is suspected that security officials are in complicity with smugglers there is a nexus between smugglers and terrorists. Falling...

Impact of Liberalisation on Politics Scheme of the essay Exposition: The avowed aim of liberalisation is to achieve self-reliance, Rising Action: Nehrurian economic model and its variance developed by Mrs. Indira Gandhi has lost its primacy. Climax: (1) The impact of liberalisation on political ideology. (2) Impact of liberalisation on political culture. (3) The movement from discretionary power to rule based regime has reduced the power of the politician as well...

Regional Resurgence in India Scheme of the Essay Exposition: The constitution has not taken adequate cognizance of sub-national identity. Rising Action: Amendment to article 371 provides for regional development. Climax: (1) Regional discontent has resulted in demand for separate states; regional autonomy can solve this problem. (2) Region-state relations should be patterned on center-state relation pattern. (3) The fears about sub-state regional setup are exaggerated. Ending: Choosing between statehood and status...

Future of English In India Scheme of the Essay Exposition: Language is more than a medium of communication. Rising Action: Native language is natural to the people of those places. Climax: (1) Diversity of languages does not allow us to pick up one language. (2) A break with the mother tongue means a break with culture. (3) Adoption of a foreign language lowers the prestige of a nation. (4) Hindi is...

Should India Manufacture Nuclear Weapons? Scheme of the essay Exposition: Conflicting opinions are given regarding this. Rising Action: The leaders wanted to keep India away from big-power rivalry. Climax: (1) India’s neighbours have been friendly, so these weapons are necessary. (2) India’s policy of non-violence will be opposed to it. (3) Nuclear weapons will inspire confidence. (4) Security is more important, so manufacturing nuclear weapons is not a wastage of money....