How do socio-economic issues get addressed in the UPSC syllabus?
The UPSC syllabus incorporates societal and economic issues primarily through subjects like General Studies Paper II and III. Topics on poverty, education, healthcare, and employment are covered, emphasizing their significance in development. Candidates must understand the intersectionality of these issues, such as how economic policies impact social structures. Additionally, significant government programs and policies related to socio-economic development are part of the syllabus, which encourages aspirants to critically analyze their effectiveness and implications.