Mains Answer Writing - 20 Nov, 2025

GS2

Governance

10 marks

Critically analyse the need for a National Tribunal Commission (NTC) in India.

Tips for your answer

  • Start with the problem: Briefly explain the issues in India’s current tribunal system — delays, executive dominance, inconsistent appointments.
  • Analyse both sides: Show why NTC is needed (independence, transparency) but also mention challenges (federal concerns, bureaucracy, resources).
  • End with a reform-oriented conclusion: Suggest how NTC can strengthen judicial independence without creating another layer of complexity.

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