Must Read Current Affairs Articles – Oct 23rd 2023

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About Must Read News Articles: Must Read News Articles is an initiative by Team ForumIAS to provide links to the most important news articles of the day. It covers The Hindu newspaper. This saves the time and effort of students in identifying useful and important articles. With newspaper websites requiring a paid subscription beyond a certain number of fixed articles, we believe it is one of the best ways to cover all major newspapers in the shortest amount of time.

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Canada’s actions are in violation of Vienna Convention, says Jaishankar

Syllabus Topic  – Effect of policies and politics of developed and developing countries on India’s interests

The Court’s ‘no fundamental right to marry’ is wrong

Syllabus Topic  –  Indian Constitution— significant provisions and basic structure

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Sensitive ecosystem in Cauvery’s birthplace cries for attention amid deficit rainfall

Syllabus Topic  – Environmental Degradation

Restoring the ecological health of the Himalayas

Syllabus Topic  – Environmental Degradation

Have earnings grown post-pandemic?

Syllabus Topic  – economic growth and employment

Two experiments conducted by ISRO paved way for Gaganyaan test mission

Syllabus Topic  – Achievements of Indians in science & technology

Army to start phasing out Cheetah, Chetak helicopters from 2027

Syllabus Topic  – Defence technologies

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