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1) Nagaland seeks AFSPA repeal, scraps ongoing Hornbill Festival; Shutdown observed in Mon district; two injured in Army firing still critical 2) After SC rap, efforts stepped up to control air pollution in Delhi 3) ‘Hydrogen sulphide suppresses HIV’; Finding could lead to more comprehensive antiretroviral therapy against disease 4) A robust friendship: India and Russia have to navigate a complex geopolitical landscape while deepening ties 5) A monumental mistake fomented by impunity. The anguish over the Nagaland killings is inadequate, especially as there is no gesture to recommend the end of AFSPA
1. India, Russia renew military pact; The two sides also conclude 28 agreements 2. Govt. expresses regret over : Nagaland killings. SIT probe will be finished in a month, Shah tells Parliament 3. Highly invasive snail spotted in Kerala: Physella acuta is host to worms that can cause food-borne diseases, rashes 4. End the impunity: The botched Army operation in Nagaland is yet another reason why AFSPA should go 5. A docket full of unresolved constitutional cases: These involve crucial questions about state power, accountability and impunity, and cannot be left hanging by the courts
1. Army operation in Nagaland goes awry, 15 civilians deadSix killed in mistaken fire; nine more and a soldier dead in retaliatory violence
1. Govt. to wait for expert view on booster dose, jabs for children 2. Govt. seeks ₹62,000 cr. to clear Air India’s debt; Fund will go into company holding carrier’s liabilities 3. Implement panel’s anti-pollution steps: SC to Centre, Delhi Govt. 4. ‘Eastern Fleet to have Carrier Battle Group’; Once trials are over, INS Vikrant will be based in Visakhapatnam, says Vice Admiral Dasgupta 5. Longest migration route of lesser florican from Rajasthan tracked
1) Doctor, South African national India’s first cases of Omicron 2) A white touch to a refreshed green revolution; The Amul model, of a socio-economic enterprise, has immense potential to aid India’s crop-growing farmers 3) Births and rights: Laws on reproductive rights must recognise differences in orientation, relationship choices
1. GST collections surge in November 2. Butterfly species record increase; 156 species recorded in Peechi-Vazhany wildlife division in a four-day exercise 3. AIADMK MPs stall debate on Dam Safety Bill in Rajya Sabha; They say it will affect T.N.’s ownership rights over dams, including Mullaperiyar 4. Point of disorder: Disruption of proceedings, suspension of MPs undermine parliamentary democracy equally 5. Road to recovery: Policy makers must boost demand-supportive measures to ensure recovery sustains
1. GDP grew 8.4% in Q2, but recovery appears patchy 2. Farm fires added 14.6% to city’s PM2.5 in Nov. 3. Small grant but a big opportunity for local bodies; The earmarked health allocation recommended by the 15th Finance Commission can fulfil a mandate on primary care 4. Afghanistan, the rise of a narco-terrorist state 5. India’s informal economy has not shrunk; An SBI Research study’s claim that there is greater formalisation of the economy is unfounded
1. Parliament clears Farm Laws Repeal Bill without a debate 2. Omicron poses very high global risk: WHO 3. Crypto trade not tracked, says Govt. 4. Regulation, not ban: India should regulate trading of virtual currencies through monitored exchanges 5. The three farm laws were never a solution. True agricultural reform rests with local governments, and States need to go back to the basics and expert suggestions.
Newspapers are one of the important source of preparation for the civil service exam and in this regard, THE HINDU is one of the important source for aspirants. Most of the aspirants are aware of this fact and they also read this newspaper. But many aspirants do not know what to read, how to read, how to make notes and what to leave? So the aspirant should aware of what is relevant articles from the exam point of view and how they extract information and making own notes. Important instruction to read in THE HINDU newspaper for UPSC-CSE exam-
Initially, it takes more time, gradually you enjoy the process and in this regard chahal academy also provides various current affair initiative such as- what to read in Hindu, daily facts of the day, daily current affair etc, with following links.
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