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You chose "Global Politics". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House Believes that Ukraine should negotiate with Russia." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion? 

You chose "Sport". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House Believes that the Olympic Games should offer prize money." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?

You chose "Fashion and Lifestyle". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House regrets the use of animal fur for human clothing." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Internet and Society". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House will enforce minimum age limits to access social media." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Environment". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House believes that Indian cities should impose substantial traffic congestion charges on private vehicles entering city centres." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Indian Politics". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House believes that Indian political parties should be allowed to set up 'student wings' in universities imparting professional education". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Arts, Literature, and Culture". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House will abolish state-sponsored awards  for works of artistic and literary works". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Law and Constitution". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House will prescribe a single rule / age for the retirement for all constitutional office-bearers (judicial, legislative, and executive)". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?


You chose "Science and Technology". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House believes that there should be a moratorium on space exploration until poverty / starvation is eradicated". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Religion". Here's your warm-up question. The motion in a debate is "This House believes that no speech should be criminalised solely on the basis that it is likely to offend the religious sentiments of others ". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Philosophy / ethics". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House supports the right to active euthanasia." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Economics / Finance". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House believes that income tax should be abolished." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Media and entertainment". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House believes that celebrities should be legally liable for products endorsed by them." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



You chose "Education". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House believes that sign language (typically used by hearing and speech-impaired persons) and Braille should be a mandatory part of the curriculum in all schools". In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?





You chose "Gender politics". Here's your warm-up question . The motion in a debate is "This House believes that schools should not impose  mandatorily different uniforms for students based on their biological sex." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?





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Government case: Ukraine must prioritise practical considerations to end war and suffering in for it people.                                                                                                        Opposition case: Ukrainians must fight for their national identity as a matter of principle. 

Government case: Given Donald Trump's election as the President of the United States, it is critical for Ukraine to be realistic about the outcome of the conflict.                           Opposition case: Ukraine can successfully resist Russian aggression with the support of other NATO / EU countries.  

Government case: The Ukrainian and Russian languages are both written in the same script (Cyrillic).                                                                                                                     Opposition case: The Ukrainian language is distinct from the Russian language.

Government case: As a matter of precedent, it is imperative in principle that Ukraine and the international community should not allow an aggressor-state (Russia) to break international law.                                                                                                                                      Opposition case: International law is not really "law". So-called "binding legal precedent" has no effect on the ability of a militarily stronger state to use force against a weaker one. 

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Government case: As the Olympic Games benefit from commercial sponsorship, it should offer prize money to Olympic athletes.                                                                                             Opposition case: Offering prize money to athletes is contrary to the founding spirit of the Olympic Games.

Government case: Preparing for and succeeding in Olympic Games requires a lot of resources and sacrifice - prize money is an appropriate way to recognize that.                         Opposition case: Olympic athletes are adequately rewarded by their national governments and national Olympic associations, not to mention lucrative commercial endorsement contracts.   

Government case:  Olympic athletes should get prize money because Paralympic athletes should get prize money, and they should both be treated at par.                                                     Opposition case: While Olympic and Paralympic athletes should be treated at par, there is no good reason for either to be awarded prize money from the Games budget.

Government case: Preparing for and succeeding in Olympic Games requires a lot of resources and sacrifice - prize money is an appropriate way to recognize that.                                    Opposition case: It is hardly ever economically profitable for a country to host the Olympic Games. Using funds to develop public infrastructure is better than awarding prize money to individual athletes, especially when the athletes are motivated to participate in any case.     

You chose "Sport". Here's your warm-up question (but watch this short 40-second video first!). The motion in a debate is "This House Believes that the Olympic Games should offer prize money." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?

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Government case: There is no rational basis to distinguish between animals and human being as far as the right to live is concerned.                                                                              Opposition case: Human beings are capable of having and exercising rights, animals are not.

Government case: In practice, industrial fur farming for human clothing is based on gross mistreatment of animals and violation of safety and ethical norms.                                                                                              Opposition case: Proper legal regulation and implementation can ensure that animals are not mistreated and that safety and ethical norms are duly followed.

Government case: Use of fur clothing is as unethical as the use of leather goods and / or non-vegetarianism.                                                                                                                                       Opposition case: The ethics of the use of leather goods or non-vegetarianism is not part of the debate, and in any case, any argument that the use of leather, non-vegetarianism, and the use of fur are ethically equivalent begs the question whether they are 'bad things' in the first place. 

Government case: Fur farming inevitably causes pain to animals, and animals feel pain in the same way as humans do. So, killing animals is wrong in the same way as killing humans is wrong.                                                                                                                                Opposition case: While steps to mitigate the pain caused to animals can be taken through proper regulation, in any case the pain suffered by animals is justified by the pleasure felt by human beings when they wear fur clothing.

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Government case: Exposure to social media does more harm than good to young people below a certain age. Therefore, a minimum age limit is necessary.                           Opposition case: Instances of harm are highlighted more than the benefits of social media. On the whole, social media is a 'good thing' for everyone.

Government case: Young people below a certain age lack the judgment and maturity to decide what is good for them especially when it comes to communicating with strangers.     Opposition case: This is no different from the real world. The responsibility is with parents and social media companies to clearly inform and warn users of these possible dangers (which are not universal).               

Government case: Most content on social media (supposedly for entertainment) is of low quality. Young people are better of reading books, or even spending time on informative websites if at all.                                                                                                                   Opposition case: While no one can dictate what is high or low quality for entertainment, by the same logic, most books and most 'informative' websites on the internet are also of low quality.

Government case: A strict technical solution will be implemented to enforce the minimum age limit in the best manner possible, with the cooperation of social media companies, local law enforcement, and families.                                                                                                                                                    Opposition: It is technically difficult if not impossible to actually enforce a rule like this, especially after the exposure to social media that everyone has already had over the last 2-3 decades. 

You chose "Internet and Society". Here's your warm-up question (but please read this short news article first!). The motion in a debate is "This House will enforce minimum age limits to access social media." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?





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Government case: Overcrowding and pollution are major problems in Indian city centres. Traffic congestion charges on private vehicles will help resolve this.                                           Opposition case: This will not solve the problem as rich people with cars in India will just pay the congestion charge (or take cabs) and continue overcrowding / polluting the city centres.

Government case: A properly-enforced and optimally-fixed congestion charge will dissuade people from using private vehicles to reach city centres.                                                Opposition case: Traffic rules are rarely enforced 'properly' in India, and this move will not result in any benefit without changing the 'culture of corruption' in law enforcement first.

Government case; Indian city centres are quite unclean. Fewer private vehicles means cleaner city centres.                                                                                                                                                Opposition case: Cleanliness is a result of individual behaviour, not the number of private vehicles.

Government case: Congestion charges collected from the relatively wealthy will be used to develop pedestrian-friendly zones and better public infrastructure in city centres.                  Opposition case: There is no point dissuading people from using private vehicles to reach city centres without there being pedestrian-friendly zones and clean public transport in the first place.

You chose "Environment". Here's your warm-up question (but please read this short news article first!). The motion in a debate is "This House believes that Indian cities should impose substantial traffic congestion charges on private vehicles entering city centres." In your opinion, which of the following is least likely to be a serious point of clash in a debate on this motion?



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Government case: Political speech is an important facet of free expression. Students in professional universities should have the opportunity to engage in and with political speech.                                                                                                                                                       Opposition case: The purpose of a professional university is not engagement in or with political speech. In any case, students can engage in such activities outside campus.

Government case: Professional education in India is cocooned from social change and ground realities. Allowing political parties to set up student wings will broaden the horizon of students in professional universities, which is a good thing for the purpose of their education.                                                                                                                                                 Opposition case: The separation of overt political activity from campus life is important to ensure that the primary purpose of professional education is not lost (i.e. proficiency in the profession in question).  

Government case: Most law colleges in India are sub-standard. In the absence of professional proficiency, many law students will be better off being exposed at least to political activism through student wings.                                                                                            Opposition case: While law is not the only professional course in question, allowing political parties to have student wings in universities will make goons out of students. 

Government case: Activities of student wings of political parties will be subject to other disciplinary and campus-related rules imposed by the university administrations. Students will have the choice to participate in such activities.                                                                        Opposition case: Political parties in the real world have a lot of clout, which many university administrations may not be able to fight against. Allowing student wings of political parties will create mayhem on campus.

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Government case: An artistic or literary work does not become 'better' or 'worse' because of any award. Such awards are pointless and public money should not be spent on them.           Opposition case: The purpose of such awards is to honour artistes and authors for their cultural relevance and technical prowess. Without state-sponsored awards, only "popular" films and books will receive any public acknowledgment.

Government case: The state has no expertise or relevant criteria by which it can determine which artistic or literary works are 'most deserving'. This inherently creates questions of bias in the selection process even if 'experts' are appointed in selection committees.                                 Opposition case: If the process of appointing experts on selection committees is based on relevant criteria and there is no extraneous influence in the process of 'award-winners' being chosen, then state-sponsored awards serve their purpose.  

Government case: The prize money given along with state-sponsored awards is typically not substantial. Artistes and authors, therefore, do not really care much for such awards.            Opposition case: While the prize money in many cases will be of some help to those whose works do not do well commercially, the main motivation for such awards is prestige not cash.

Government case: The existence of state-sponsored awards is an opportunity for artistes and authors to create works that further state propaganda or political messaging. This is against the purpose and spirit of art, which would be better off without such influences.        Opposition case: There is no evidence of artistes and authors being influenced to tailor their art in this manner. Even if there are a few such instances, the solution is not to do away with state-sponsored awards altogether. 

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Send your Tally form responses straight to Google Sheets. <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn about Google Sheets integration</a>.

Connect with Google Sheets

This log keeps track of all submission sync requests that are sent to Notion

Notion events log

Send submissions to Notion. <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn about Notion integration</a>.

Connect your databases with Tally: open a database in Notion, click the '...' button in the top-right corner → Connections → Add connections → Tally.

Connect with Notion

This log keeps track of every message sent to your Slack channels

Slack events log

Send Slack messages for new submissions. <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn about Slack integration</a>.

If you don't see a channel or DM, you need to invite Tally's Slack bot to the conversation by typing "/invite @Tally_Forms" in the Slack channel or DM.

Connect with Slack

Export all form submissions to {{integration}}. Note that exporting may take some time for forms with many submissions.

Export existing submissions

This log contains all requests made to your webhook endpoint. <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn about webhooks</a>.

This webhook hasn't received any events so far.

Webhook events log

Webhooks allow you to receive HTTP POST requests to a URL for new form submissions. <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn about webhooks</a>.

Add a webhook endpoint

Edit webhook endpoint

Create ActiveCampaign contacts from new form submissions

Add new form submissions to Asana as tasks

Export your submissions to an Excel spreadsheet

Send email notifications for new submissions

Analyze traffic sources, visitor behavior and time spent

Create Google Calendar events from new submissions

Create a contact in Hubspot for every new submission

Sync data with Mailchimp and send follow up emails

Generate PDF documents for new form submissions

Create a new Salesforce lead for new submissions

Send SMS messages for new form submissions

Create Trello cards from new form submissions

Send events for new submissions to HTTP endpoints

Submissions are synced with this <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>spreadsheet</a>

Add title

Welcome back

Enter an authenticator app code or a recovery code

Two-factor authentication

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Allows {{client}} to get a list of your existing forms

Allows {{client}} to get a list of a form's submissions

Allows {{client}} to access your name, email and avatar

Allows {{client}} to read and manage webhooks

Forms

Submissions

Account details

Webhooks

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Inject custom CSS to fully customize the design of your forms.

Custom CSS

Host forms on your own (sub)domain to create branded form URLs and get access to code injection.

Custom domains

Send fully customized and dynamic text emails to yourself or respondents after form submission.

Email notifications

Invite team members to collaborate on forms in shared workspaces and share form results.

Collaboration

Remove 5% Tally commission on your incoming payments and only pay the Stripe transaction fee.

No commission

Capture unfinished form responses before respondents submit your form.

Remove all Tally branding and have your forms seamlessly represent your brand.

No Tally branding

Send a fully customized text email to the respondents of your forms.

Remove the 10 MB per file size limit when using the File Upload block.

Unlimited uploads

Group related forms in workspaces and manage team members' access rights.

Workspaces

Billing information

Tally Pro is required

Without Tally Pro, you can only access forms in the workspace "{{workspace}}". To regain access to the forms in other workspaces, you can move all forms to this workspace, or reactivate Tally Pro.

Use this to insert a question with a range of answers. Respondents can select multiple answers.

Use this to insert a question with a long list of answer options.

Use this to insert a question and collect files.

Use this to insert a question that asks respondents to pick a date in this format: Month Day, Year.

Use this to insert a question and collect correctly formatted email addresses as answers. If someone tries to add text in the wrong format, they will have to try again.

Use this to insert a question to collect correctly formatted links or websites.

Use this to insert a question with a number as response. Use settings to add a minimum and/or maximum number limit.

Use this to insert a question and collect correctly formatted phone numbers.

Use this to insert a question combined with a short text answer. Add an answer label or placeholder text for guidance.

Use this to insert a question that allow respondents to pick a time in this format: XX:XX

Use this to insert a question and receive for numeric answers on a scale. Go to settings to adjust the scale size and add a scale label on the left, center and/or right.

Use this to add a question with a range of answer options. Respondents can only choose one answer.

Use this to insert a question and accept payments securely via Stripe (fees may apply). <a href='{{link}}' target='_blank'>Learn more</a>.

Use this for a simple and visual way of rating things.

Use this to insert a question with a long form answer without character limits.

Use this to insert a question title. You can separately add an input field of your choice.

Untitled checkboxes field

Untitled dropdown field

Untitled file upload field

Untitled date field

Untitled email field

Untitled link field

Untitled number field

Untitled phone number field

Untitled short answer field

Untitled time field

Untitled linear scale field

Untitled matrix field

Untitled multiple choice field

Untitled multi select field

Untitled payment

Untitled ranking field

Untitled rating field

Untitled signature

Untitled long answer field

Untitled Wallet Connect field

Please enter your password to regenerate your backup codes.

Regenerate backup codes

Create an API key and start building custom integrations.

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This will permanently delete your entire account. All your forms, submissions and workspaces will be deleted.

Connect your Tally account with Google or Apple to enable faster, secure and more convenient access.

Connected accounts

Secure your account with two-factor authentication which adds an additional layer of security during login.

If you get locked out of your account, you can restore access with any of the following one-time use codes. It is important to save these now and keep them in a safe space.

Review and save your two-factor authentication recovery codes

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You don't have an active subscription anymore.

Subscription changes are handled by your organization owner. Contact {{name}} at {{email}}.

Add your name and create a password to finish setting up your Tally account.

Tell us a little about yourself

Welcome, {{name}}

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