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The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 23rd Nov 2017

Nations Unies - Paris France A Shot In The ARM It believes that these reforms will improve the government’s ability to repay its debt, despite India’s high debt­to­GDP ratio of 69%. Other reforms that aim to widen  the tax base will do so only by increasing the tax burden on the wider economy thus imposing a larger drag on long­run economic growth. The Numbers Game ICJ-  Justice Dalveer Bhandari- Second term- Major diplomatic success. The U.K. wanted to end the voting and move to a conference mechanism, which involves selecting a panel of three UNGA members and three...

The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 22nd Nov 2017

Charles Manson Charles Manson, convicted for the brutal 1969 murders of nine individuals in California, has died a natural death at the age of 83. Manson and his followers were regarded by some as symbols of the dark side of...

The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 21st Nov 2017

Losing the war, winning the peace Corrective steps are needed to recover momentum in industrial growth 1)-Rating upgrade from Moody’s 2)-World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business  index Higher rating for India signals a lower risk grade 1)-News on the industrial outputis bad. The growth rate weakened to 2.5%; it was 5.8% a year ago. 2)-Manufacturingfront, the news gets worse. The growth rate was 1.9%, pale when compared to 6.1% a year ago. 3)-Same story withinfrastructure and construction: Growth rate, 2%, is feeble compared to 4.9% in the first half of last year. Consumer and investor sentiments haven’t got any better. GST & Demonetization->Disruption in the unorganised sector Decline is sharper in the employment­intensive sectors It’s time the real economy starts dominating the government’s agenda The danger of electoral bonds Paradise Papers leaks Money out of India and into a tax haven under the cloak of...

The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 20th Nov 2017

Pacific Ocean’s 11  Donald Trump abandoned the 12-nation Trans - Pacific Partnership (TPP)  Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had termed the TPP without the USA  Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans - Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), revising some of the features...

The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 18th Nov 2017

The superbugs of Hyderabad Superbugs- a strain of bacteria that has become resistant to antibiotic drugs. Effluent from pharmaceutical companies contain high concentrations of antibioti cs that are turning the city‟s lakes and sewers into breeding grounds of drug-resistant superbugs....

The Hindu Editorial News Analysis 17th Nov 2017

Coup de Grace( French) Act of putting to death a person who was severely injured and unlikely to recover. Contours(आकृति) of a post­Mugabe Zimbabweare still not clear- political crisis Robert Mugabe dismissed the VicePresident Mr. Mnangagwa(VP), himself-freedom fighter A man long seen by the establishment as his successor Mugabe ruled Zimbabwe independence- 1980 Age-93 and health problems have weakened  his hold on power Forces the confidence to turn against him Biggest challenge for the new leader will be to make sure that the military stays in the barracks(बैरकों) The ASEAN outreac U.S. retreat(पीछे हटना) and Chinese ambition-India must chart its own path Philippines- hosting Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) -ndia and East Asia summits- 15th ASEAN­India Summit...

The Hindu Analysis 16th Nov 2017 in Hindi

Free PDF Download     Tsunami- 2004-Death toll more than 230,000 Tripura Model Late 1990s and early 2000s, Tripura embarked(शुरू) on a unique path to peace. Investment in human development Health, Education, and employment. Repeal of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, in 2015 Growing literacy-  73% to 87% between 2001 and 2011. Infant mortality rate (IMR)-1/2 Employment and labour force Per capita State Domestic Product Looking ahead- security environment, encouraged women.   What are BOTS?? A bot is a computer programme designed to work automatically. It is mainly used to  gather information on the Internet or perform repetitive jobs. Are they good or...

The Hindu Analysis 15th Nov 2017 in Hindi

Lebanese PM must return from Saudi Arabia lest his country slides into instability Mr. Hariri, a Sunni with close political ties with Saudi Arabia, Had formed a coalition with Hezbollah, Shia party­cummilitia Hezbollah - Iran’s support- Shia Hezbollah - Syrian civil war Blamed Hezbollah and Iran-Resign 2006, Israel attacked Lebanon with the aim of destroying Hezbollah With little success. Since then,Hezbollah has amassed weapons from Iran- Syrian war U.S. President Donald Trump has  backed Saudi policies.  Riyadh has the silent support of Israel Which sees Hezbollah as a  threat on its northern border. If the Saudis forced Mr. Hariri to resign, they will prefer another Sunni leader Who takes a more confrontational(टकराव) view of Hezbollah. Saudi Arabia has also asked its citizens to leave Lebanon, signalling  potential military action. Hezbollah, given its capabilities and history of resistance, may retaliate if ...

The Hindu Editorial Analysis – 14th Nov 2017

Eastern promise India must balance diverse alliances as it strengthens its East Asia pivot Modi’s visit to the Philippines to attend the                       1) ASEAN-India summit, 2) East Asia Summit...

The Hindu Editorial Analysis – 10th Nov 2017

The twist in the probe into the murder of a seven-year-old boy at a school Poor quality of police investigation in the country how unreliable the police can be when it comes to investigating grave crimes amidst a public outcry...