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Essay Topics for NABARD GRADE A,B/RBI GRADE B/SEBI GRADE A/LIC AAO/SBI PO/OTHER - 2020-2021

Essay Topics



  1. Growing Trade War and role of WTO

  3. Trade protectionism by large nations and India's policy

  5. NPAs: Bane of Indian Banking System

  7. GST and its impact on Indian Economy

  9. Why India ranked so low in Human 
  10. Development Index? What should bedone to improve India's ranking in Human Development Index?

  12. What kind of planet we will leave for Posterity?

  14. Increasing frauds in Banking Sector

  16. Importance of corporate governance

  18. Innovations in retail payments

  20. Can renewable energy sources mitigate climate change?

  22. Challenges and Success of Clean India Mission

  24. Has Demonetisation succeeded in curbing Black money?

  26. How to create more employment opportunities in India?

  28. How can India leverage demographic dividend?

  30. Technology changing the payment landscape?

  32. Banking Scams

  34. Cryptocurrencies

  36. Advantages and disadvantages of retirement homes

  38. Role of Technology in the Job Sector

  40. Women Empowerment

  42. Plastic Waste Management

  44. Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence

  46. Modi's agricultural schemes to curb farmer suicide

  48. Impact of higher education

  50. Industrial Development at the cost of the environment

  52. National health protection scheme

  54. Digitalisation drive

  56. Why India pulled out of RCEP

  58. Pollution crisis in urban cities

  60. Kashmir bifurcation

  62. Government's approach to Article 370

  64. India's growing engagement with the Indo-Pacific region

  66. India's poor rank in the Global Hunger Index

  68. How is our society dealing with poverty?

  70. Delhi NCR Pollution: An Unsolved Problem

  72. Sex discrimination in the workplace

  74. Impact of rising oil prices on the Indian economy

  76. Need to preserve the cultural heritage

  78. Effect of fake news on social media

  80. European Union vs Brexit

  82. Problems of adult illiteracy

  84. Co-operative federalism

  86. Pros and cons of Digital Economy

  88. Discrimination in the field of sports

  90. Pros and cons of 'One Rank One Pension'

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