Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Supreme Court recently upheld the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in its entirety. Insolvency and Bankruptcy: Insolvency: An entity – a person, family, or company – becomes insolvent when it cannot pay its lenders back on time. For individual debtors, this means that their incomes are too low… Continue reading 7 PM | Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC): | 28 January, 2019
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UPSC syllabus is rather indicative than exhaustive and needs a broader learning curve and regular updates. The aspirant needs to have a practical working knowledge of almost everything happening socially, politically, economically, geographically and historically. News reading is an important aspect which supplements above-mentioned criteria. The articles in newspapers are of relevance to any given civil services examination paper whether it be optional, essay, general studies or preliminary. Also, newspaper being dynamic in nature there is no difference in strategy of reading newspaper for a newcomer or an experienced aspirant. But does one really have time to sift through so many newspapers and even more number of articles on daily basis. Hence, our editorial team tries to make task easier for you by presenting in-depth analysis of important news articles. You don’t need to look anywhere more for your daily news analysis
7 PM | Scientific Temper: | 25 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Scientific temper, as enshrined in Part IV-A of the Constitution, must be upheld by all sections of the society. Scientific temper is an attitude or a way of being that involves: Open-mindedness, logical thinking and analytical conduct in daily life. Willingness to meet with new facts and… Continue reading 7 PM | Scientific Temper: | 25 January, 2019
7 PM | Household Air Pollution | 25 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Indoor Air Pollution: The OECD defines indoor air pollution as “chemical, biological and physical contamination of indoor air.” Indoor air pollution can be 10 times more dangerous than outdoor air pollution because contained areas enable potential pollutants to build up more than open spaces and without ventilation arrangement… Continue reading 7 PM | Household Air Pollution | 25 January, 2019
7 PM | Financial Inclusion Challenges | 24 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: The recent Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India 2017-18 points out slowdown in financial inclusion (FI) efforts. The concept of financial inclusion: There are several definitions to measure financial inclusion according to different committees and institution such as: • C. Rangarajan Committee: Financial inclusion… Continue reading 7 PM | Financial Inclusion Challenges | 24 January, 2019
7 PM | Hard Power and Soft Power | 24 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: A nation’s hard power and soft power complement each other in helping a country achieve its growth targets. Soft power and hard power are public diplomacy tools that communicate the nation’s competitive identity and advantage to the world.India’s global image is as much determined by its trade… Continue reading 7 PM | Hard Power and Soft Power | 24 January, 2019
7 PM| Health Financing in India | 24 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here What is health financing? Health Financing refers to the mobilization, accumulation and allocation of money to cover the health needs of the people in an equitable and efficient way. Sources and status of health finances in India: Public Expenditure: The public health expenditure in India (total of centre… Continue reading 7 PM| Health Financing in India | 24 January, 2019
7 PM | Huawei Dispute | 23 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: The article discusses detention of Huawei’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Ms. Meng and its implications. Ms. Sabrina Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s CFO and daughter of Huawei’s founder Ren Zhengfei, was detained at a Canadian airport on December 1, 2018, by Canadian authorities on a request made by US.… Continue reading 7 PM | Huawei Dispute | 23 January, 2019
7 PM | coastal security | 23 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Indian Navy launches biggest two-day Sea Vigil coastal defence exercise to thwart rerun of 26/11. Coastal Security: After the Mumbai attacks in 2008, there has been a paradigm shift in the maritime security arrangement that increased emphasis on surveillance, intelligence gathering and information sharing amongst the various… Continue reading 7 PM | coastal security | 23 January, 2019
7 PM | Trends in World of Work and the Way Forward | 23 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context International Labour Organization’s (ILO) has released a report titled ‘Future of Work’ Current State of the World of Work According to ILO, The job creation has been positive from 1991 to 2016, however, growth in job has remained below the population growth.The total employment in 2016 stood… Continue reading 7 PM | Trends in World of Work and the Way Forward | 23 January, 2019
7 PM | Issues with EVM | 22 January, 2019
Read In-depth analysis of all the Editorials here Context: Recently at a press conference in London, a United States-based “cyber expert” claimed that the 2014 General Elections in India were rigged and this has raised concerns over the legitimacy of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in conducting free and fair elections. Why is it important to ensure… Continue reading 7 PM | Issues with EVM | 22 January, 2019
