Statement: Casteism has become an integral part of our life to an alarming extent. Courses of action: Strict legislation should be passed, promoting inter-caste marriages.

Each question given below has a statement followed by two courses of action numbered l and ll. A course of action is a step or administrative decision to be taken for improvement follow up or further action in regard to the problem, policy, etc on the basis of the information given in the statement. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then decide which of the two suggested sources of action logically follows for pursuing. Statement Despite several effects AIDS appears to be spreading rapidly in India. Courses of Action . l. An awareness drive should be launched to increase awareness about AIDS. ll . Sexual promiscuity should be discouraged.

Statement : The problem of tax evasion has reached an alarming level in recent years. Courses of action: I. The tax rate should be lowered.

Statement: There has been a record jump in Kharif crop this year as a result of timely monsoon. Courses of action: I. An enquiry commission should be set up to analyse the technical reasons of the jump. II. Efforts should be made to maintains the growth rate of the crops. III. The country should taken adequate steps for food storing facilities.

Statement: The salaries of private emplyees has nearly doublestion the past two years. Courses of action: I. Higher income tax rate should be imposed on primary sector empolyees. II. The wages of public sector employees should be double. III. A further rise should not be allowed.

Statement : The Disciplinary Action Committee of the school has recommended that stern action be taken against students indulging in anti - social acts. Courses of action : I Students should be expelled if they still indulge in anti - social activities. II. Students should be informed of the recommendations of the Disciplinary Action Committee. III. The Disciplinary Action Committee should be asked to give a guarantee for the success of its recommendations.

Statement: The demand for Indian garments in the foreign countries has registered a sharp growth. Courses of action: I. An enquiry commission should set up to examine the causes of this growth. II. Garment manufacturing industries should follow strict quality control programmes. III. Export of Indian garments should be banned.