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Well, I can answer this based on my experience as a schooler in Japan.Okay, it’s April 2nd. You are turning 13 this year. You have graduated from the Elementary school you have gone through for over half of your life. After the tearful goodbye ceremony with your friends and teachers with who you've gone through for over half of your life time, you are excited to see what’s coming next. A life which many describe as the happiest moment in life is just about to start. You have read many manga about “Seisyun” or “teenage romance” and you heart starts to pump up and down and refuses to stop, creating a small panic.And once you wore that fancy school uniform for the first time in your life and enter the gate, you realize the ultimate truth…1.Almost half of the teenagers become gender separated in secondary education.In fact, I was one of them. In Japan, the idea of gender separation among secondary education is very popular. Most of the top ranking Junior and Senior high schools are gender separated, usually in the form of boy schools and girl schools. Many penologists in japan believe students perform better if the gender is separated, citing the difference in growth and brain structure. There are also many schools which separate males and females in different buildings of the same campus. Obviously, for those teens, it is impossible to do any sort of “romantic high school dating” as shown in many anime as they are physically separated from the other sex.2.The Japanese Jurisdiction is all-out hostile against teenage romance.When the teens decide to start a relationship, they must face many legal challenges.When laws come into teenage relationships, usually people think about the Age of Consent. However, in the case of Japan, its not. The age of consent in Japan is 13, significantly lower then the world average of 16.Instead, each prefecture have these really confusing laws called “Youth Robust Development Act” or something of a similar name which intends to “protect the development of adolescents” in their own prefecture. They regulate teens and adults from doing certain things that might disrupt the healthy development of the teenagers with rules like “don’t go outside after 10 pm” or “don’t consume adult products” “don’t do this!, do that! blah, blah, blah”, which in fact are different depending on the prefectures.However, every prefecture has a provision banning “the performance of obscene acts” among teenagers. This was originally intended to counter child prostitution, and is now frequently bantered as a “dating regulation act” by lawyers due to the vagueness of the term “obscene”.The interpretation of this law depends on each prefecture and city, ranging from prostitution involving sexual penetration, to innocent romantic body gestures such as holding hands. Also, out of 47 prefectures with this law, only a handful of them have a provision which specifically declares anyone under 18 not to be punished, meaning that the rest of them would be open to prosecution. Although it is very unlikely for minors to be prosecuted for dating another teenager, it is very likely that the minor would be detained by the police if deemed “inappropriate” based on the interpretation of the laws and their own sense which would certainly upset his or her parents and the school they go to.In fact, during my high school senior year, one of my friends (age 18) was arrested by a police after he was caught dating with her classmate who was only several months younger. He was interrogated by the police for a week before being released.I remember one of my law professors saying “Stay away from anyone under the age of 20, unless you are absolutely determined to do so.” The only way to get away from being prosecuted by these laws is by having both partners be absolutely determined to engage in the relationship, because an absolute serious relationship can never be interpreted as “Obscene”, and (never should be) as right to date is a right protected by the constitution.However, the problem is how many teenagers engage in a serious relationship with the view of marriage? Even if they are, can they survive the notoriously intense interrogations of the police which can last for weeks? In fact, most of the time, one of the partners would confess, which immediately results in legal prosecution which is a death sentence for the careers of both, the victim and the condemned.I personally think this situation is very hypocritical because if you go to places like Umeda, Kabukicyo, and Akihabara, you'll see many hostess club engaging in child prostitution without any problems while countless of innocent relationships are being intervened by the police.However, on the bright side, teens wouldn’t have to think about this in the first place because…3.Teenagers are strictly controlled by civilian meansFirst, Schools. As you can understand from above that teenage romance can easily flame up in an unpredictable manner. Obviously many, particularly private schools would be nervous about their hormone driven teenagers being unleashed.It can potentially cause a devastating incident for the schools if one or more of their students were involved in a scandal. The school may lose the trust from the student’s parents or the PTA. If the incident made it to the headlines of those hungry presses, even worse, on the daily evening news, the situation would completely go out of control. Like the presses of the west, Japanese presses love sexual scandals and pursue them at all costs. Everyone’s worst nightmare! This almost happened in my brother’s school last year. His school was sued by a girls school over an incident involving a student. Fortunately, the case ended with a settlement and did not escalate beyond there; however, it must have been a horrifying moment for the school managers.To deter this problem, it is not uncommon for schools to regulate teens from dating. However, most schools do not have written rules like “Students are prohibited from contacting with the opposite gender other than in academic circumstances” on their rule books. That is way too straight forward and controversial. Instead, they write something like “Students are expected to act as the role model representative for our school with over 100 years of history” or “Any action which contradicts with the spirit of academia is prohibited”.Writing vague rules to counter controversial subjects is a common solution in Japanese organizations. This way, the school authorities can crack down on teenage dating, by saying ,for example, that “dating contradicts with the spirit of hard work and learning”.It’s not just the school which enforce strict rules. Recently, there was an invention which shifted the whole topic to a whole new levelSMARTPHONES.Smartphones have everything from texting, GPS, Camera, Microphone, and personal data. The invention of this super-device has changed everything. When these devices spread around the population around 2010, teenagers suddenly became a subject of complete surveillance from the public. The GPS can now track down where the student lives. People can now take a picture and send them on SMS. Now, the public can file a “student wrongdoing complaint” with photographic evidence. The school they are enrolled in can be easily identified by their uniforms.Also, Smartphones fueled additional paranoia among the parents and PTAs demanding new stricter regulation, laws to schools, and the local lawmakers.But the good news is that the teens shouldn't care about the consequence of their horny behavior because…4.There is no time or chance to date at all anyway.Literally. Teenage years are the most restrictive and busy times throughout the entire life for many people in Japan. Once the school is over, most teens would go to Cram Schools as late as 10 or 11 pm. The aforementioned, along with potential commuting hours every day, going to schools, and cram schools give the teen very little free time. Even during Sundays, when most cram schools are closed, students have to do the homework for the entire week. Furthermore, during the summer breaks which last for about a month, there are often extensive summer schools for the entire day which last weeks. There is almost no time for many teens to go out on a date. Teenagers make free time by sacrificing their sleep.Parents are often competitive about the performance of their child and are usually not happy about their kids wasting time dating.5.The culture obsession of teenage romanceFinally, and I personally believe to be the largest reason for this issue, is the cultural obsession of dating.The cultural obsession of teen dating is real here. The majority of the top selling cultural products have something to do with teen dating. High school haiku contest, most of the awarded winners are related to dating. This obsession on middle and high school dating means a lot of intervention, by both the public and the surrounding people while dating. I was sick and tired of hearing all those grown ups enthusiastically asking “where’s your girlfriend?” “Do you like this girl?” “did you stare at her?” “Why not wear this?” Blah, Blah, Blah!!! Every time in school, the professor endlessly talks about his first girlfriend and how she “degraded” with age. Every time while at home my parents discuss about what type of girl would fit me. Every time I came back from cram school, my surroundings ask if I communicated with a girl or not, or what kind of girls were there. On the TV are frequent topics about recent trend in school dating blah, blah, blah…These public obsession makes it really hard for teens to rationally engage in a relationship. Once a partner is formed, the news would spread through the entire community and its not just embarrassing but a whole a lot of intervention would be likely by everyone around.Hence, I never dated, as so many others. The reality was just too sick for me to handle. Although I came across aspiring girls occasionally, I never had a chance to date and probably never will at least until I graduate from college. I had too many traumatic experiences. I need to mature more.

This was GS 2 question paperQ15. Individual parliamentarian’s role as the national lawmaker is on a decline, which in turn, has adversely impacted the quality of debates and their outcome. Discuss. (15 marks)Q16. ‘In the context of the neo-liberal paradigm of developmental planning, multi-level planning is expected to make operations cost-effective and remove many implementation blockages’- Discuss (15 marks)Q17. The need for cooperation among various service sectors has been an inherent component of development discourse. Partnership bridges the gap among the sectors. It also sets in motion a culture of ‘collaboration’ and ‘team spirit’. In the light of statements above examine India’s development process. (15 marks)Q18. Performance of welfare schemes that are implemented for vulnerable sections is not so effective due to the absence of their awareness and active involvement at all stages of the policy process. Discuss (15 marks)Q19. “The long sustained image of India as a leader of the oppressed and marginalised nations has disappeared on account of its new found role in the emerging global order.’ Elaborate (15 Marks)Q20. What introduces friction into the ties between India and US is that Washington is still unable to find for India a position in its global strategy, which would satisfy India’s national self-esteem and ambitions’. Explain with suitable examples. (15 Marks)Analysis:GS 2 Mains paper was the toughest among all GS papers. It really tested the conceptual understanding of the subject ,rather than rote learning from current affair magazines. Many students waste time reading substandard current affairs and fail to develop conceptual understanding.Do you think the Constitution of India does not accept the principle of strict separation of powers rather it is based on the principle of ‘checks and balance’? Explain. (10 Marks)My view: Directly from the syllabus. This is one of the most important doctrine in our constitutional framework. Candidate was expected to define and prove how India doesn’t follow complete separation of power because of its parliamentary system,rather India has doctrine of check and balance. Here , candidates should quote Keshavnanda Bharti case,1973. This was also asked in my Daily Practice Sheet which you can directly access from asksantoshsir telegram2. “The Central Administrative Tribunal which was established for redressal of grievances and complaints by or against central government employees nowadays is exercising its powers as an independent judicial authority.” Explain.My view: This was tough one. The simple reason for this was it specificity . To answer this candidates must be aware of the recent Delhi HC judgement on contempt power of Central Administrative Tribunal. Reinstatement of IPS officer by CAT can also be quotes. Thus, it needs both mix of static and current knowledge.3. What are the methods used by the farmer’s organizations to influence the policy makers in India and how effective are these methods? (10 Marks)My view: Again very easy , mix of both static and current affairs. last two years farmers organisations have been protesting against govt policy and demanding for higher msp and farm loan waiver. Here , you are expected to give examples.4. From the resolution of contentious issues regarding distribution of legislative powers by the courts, ‘Principle of Federal Supremacy’ and ‘Harmonious Construction’ have emerged. ExplainMy View: this was the toughest one . Very few students except from law background would be knowing it. I teach this in my polity classes. This is not covered in standard text books like Laxmikant. Here you were expected to explain these doctrine of interpretation of constitution as evolved by SC.5. What can France learn from the Indian Constitution’s approach to secularism?My view: Moderate level but manageable if you are following newspapers for past few years. France secularism has come under criticism because of discrimination against minority. UPSC has in past asked question on how Indian secularism is different from Western secularism . If you would have solved previous questions, this can be easily managed.6. Despite Consistent experience of high growth, India still goes with the lowest indicators of human development. Examine the issues that make balanced and inclusive development elusive.My View: This was easy if you have facts and data to support your arguments. India spends lowest in health and education. Further governance and inequality has been help responsible for this.The skewed economic growth process after 1991 is major reason.This was also asked in my Daily Practice Sheet which you can directly access from asksantoshsir telegram7. There is a growing divergence in the relationship between poverty and hunger in India. The shrinking of social expenditure by the government is forcing the poor to spend more on non-food essential items squeezing their food-budget – Elucidate.My view: This question directly linked to question 6. It follows from the same argument. Since, state has retreated from basic services, there has be increasing privatization of services: Health, education ,transport. As a result of that although income has increased but food budget has got squeezed.8. Implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) based projects/programmes usually suffers in terms of certain vital factors. Identify these factors and suggest measures for their effective implementation.My view: This is an easy question. It basically is asking you to bring out the implementation challenges to e-Gov. Here fodder points are easily available. 2nd ARC and Digital India mission can be used.9. The time has come for India and Japan to build a strong contemporary relationship, one involving global and strategic partnership that will have a great significance for Asia and the world as a whole.’ Comment.My view:An easy one if you are following current affairs . In the last two years India and Japan have formed various partnership like QUAD and Asia Africa Growth Corridor. Its significance for Asia and World is very visible in keeping china under check and giving an alternative to development model of china.10. ‘Too little cash, too much politics, leave UNESCO fighting for life.’ Discuss the statement in the light of US’ withdrawal and its accusation of the cultural body as being ‘anti-Israel bias’My view : UNESCO has been in the eye of storm since it admitted Palestine. US has pulled out of UNESCO and this has adversely impacted UNESCOToo little cash, too much politics, leaves UNESCO fighting for life11. On what grounds a people’s representative can be disqualified under the representation of people Act, 1951. Also, mention the remedies available to such person against his disqualification.My view :This was also asked in my Daily Practice Sheet which you can directly access from asksantoshsir telegram Directly from the syallabus. The RPA ,1951 has various grounds of disqualification like :a) Disqualification on conviction for certain election offences and corrupt practices in the election.b) A person convicted of any offence and sentenced to imprisonment for not less than two yearsc) Disqualification on ground of corrupt practicesd) Disqualification for dismissal for corruption or disloyaltye) Disqualification for office under Government Companyf) Disqualification for failure to lodge account of election expensesg) Disqualification for promoting enmity between different groups or for the offence of briberyh) A person must not have been punished for preaching and practicing social crimes such as Untouchability, Dowry, Sati etc.Most serious aspirants must have prepared this .12. :“Parliament’s power to amend the constitution is limited power and it cannot be enlarged into absolute power”. In light of this statement explain whether parliament under article 368 of the constitution can destroy the Basic structure of the constitution by expanding its amending power?My view: Easy one as this has been asked in 2013 as well. Every sincere aspirant prepares this topic. Doctrine of basic structure is the most important topic in the entire GS2 Syllabus.This was also asked in my Daily Practice Sheet which you can directly access from asksantoshsir telegram13. The reservation of seats for women in the institution of local self-government has had a limited impact on the patriarchal character of the Indian political process”. Comment.My view: Again easy one. Various newspaper editorials and yojna article has highlighted this issue. The answer has to be around Sarpanch pati, proxy candidates, etc. But you have to give a balanced answer. Here you can also quote some research studies.14. Attorney General is the chief legal adviser and lawyer of the Government of India.” DiscussMy view: Very direct , static question. Directly can be answered from Laxmikant. However, 15 marks would be a challenge.15. Individual parliamentarian’s role as the national lawmaker is on a decline, which in turn, has adversely impacted the quality of debates and their outcome. Discuss.My view: Directly from my Daily Practice Sheet and most probable topic list. It has already been asked in 2013. Anti -Defection is the root cause of this trend. MPs have been reduced to a number.16. ‘In the context of the neo-liberal paradigm of developmental planning, multi-level planning is expected to make operations cost-effective and remove many implementation blockages’-My view: With the adoption of neo liberal policies, the planning has to shift towards multi level decentralized one. This is more effective as it is based on principle of subsidiarity.17. The need for cooperation among various service sectors has been an inherent component of development discourse. Partnership bridges the gap among the sectors. It also sets in motion a culture of ‘collaboration’ and ‘team spirit’. In the light of statements above examine India’s development process.My view: This is a general question on the developmental process. Today we are living in the era of governance. In this all the organs of the government , civil society and private players are equal partners of the developmental process.18. Performance of WELFARE SCHEMES that are implemented for vulnerable sections is not so effective due to the absence of their awareness and active involvement at all stages of the policy process.My view: In the India , most welfare schemes fail because of lack of people participation in the scheme. This is because of lack of awareness.19. “The long sustained image of India as a leader of the oppressed and marginalized nations has disappeared on account of its new found role in the emerging global order.’ ElaborateMy view: Not easy to write. India in last one decade is vying for P5 and other elite grouping .20. What introduces friction into the ties between India and USA is that Washington is still unable to find for India a position in its global strategy, which would satisfy India’s national self-esteem and ambitions’. Explain with suitable examplesMy view:This was also asked in my Daily Practice Sheet which you can directly access from asksantoshsir telegram .The link is provided in my quora profile. In last few years Trump has taken unilateral decisions which has impacted India’s interest.

One of the scam is briefed below :Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd Complaint – The Promoters Of Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd Face A Litany Of Litigations Which They Have Hidden From The Investors And Prospective InvestorsSubject:The promoters of Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd face a litany of litigations which they have hidden from the investors and prospective investors.My Name:Montana DevelopersMy City:MumbaiMy State:MaharashtraMy Complaint Against:Prince Pipes & Fittings LtdComplaint Category:Finance & InvestmentMy Complaint Description:The promoters of Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd face a litany of litigations which they have hidden from the investors and prospective investors. Some of the cases, civil as well as criminal, pending against them are:a) Process came to be issued by the Ld. Metropolitan Magistrate, 37th Court, Esplanade, Mumbai bearing C. C. No. 164 OF 2013 for offences punishable under 420,465,468,471 r/w 34 of the Indian Penal Code vide order dated 09/12/2013 against Mr. Jayant Shamji Chheda and Mrs. Heena Parag Chheda the partners of Aditya Developers Pvt Ltd. who are also the Promoter/Chairman/Managing Director and Promoter/ Executive Director of Prince Pipes & Fittings Ltd in a case filed by Rajesh Madhani as the Director of Montana Developers.b) A claim before a sole arbitrator has been filed claiming inter-alia for specific performance of a Joint Venture Agreement dated 30.12.2010 and damages, which includes but is not restricted to a claim of Rs.904.64 Crores against a firm Aditya Developers., which is a registered partnership firm and an entity which forms part of the Promoter group of the said Company as is reflected on page 173 at Serial No.10 under the sub caption ‘Firms’ in the said DRHP by Montana Developers.c) Radon Developers Pvt. Ltd. V/s. M/s. Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl.C.S./2400479/2007d) Radon Developers Pvt. Ltd. V/s. M/s. Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl.C.S./2400599/2007e) Phelisida Philip Ghonsalvis V/s. M/s. Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl.C.S.18/2012f) Francis Sebestin Lopic 1Versus M/s. Aditya Developers bearing No. R.C.S./1300337/2012g) Smt Jankibai Harishchandra Mankar v/s M/s. Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl.C.S.63/2015h) Vimal Bhaskar Kadar v/s Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl .Dkst/1/2016i) Tara Vishnu Bhoir v/s v/s Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl .Dkst/11/2018.j) Sakuntla Sadhashiv Patil v/s v/s Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl .Dkst/12/2018.k) Beby Shinwar Gavit v/s v/s Aditya Developers bearing No. Spl .Dkst/13/2018