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1 April 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 1-April-2024 1. The Finance Commission and public finance in Kerala. Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity – Devolution of powers and finances From a UPSC perspective, understanding the intricacies of Centre-State financial relations, particularly in the context of public debt management, fiscal deficits, and fiscal transfers, is crucial. Context ●     The article discusses…

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30 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 30-March-2024 1. Bonds, big money and an imperfect democracy Topic: GS2 – Indian Polity The topic is crucial for UPSC as it addresses electoral transparency, governance integrity, and challenges to Indian democracy. Context ●  The article discusses the ineffectiveness of India’s electoral bonds scheme in curbing black money in politics, highlighting its failure…

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29 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 29-March-2024 1. The countdown to a pandemic treaty Topic: GS2 – International relations – Agreements involving India or affecting India’s interests. Understanding global health governance and agreements is crucial for UPSC aspirants to tackle international relations and health-related questions. Context ●   The article discusses the negotiation process and key features of the proposed…

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28 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 28-March-2024 1. WTO’s investment facilitation negotiations are not illegal Topic: GS2 – International relations – Important International institutions, agencies and fora – their structure, mandate Relevant for UPSC due to implications on international trade governance, India’s stance on WTO negotiations, and global economic diplomacy. Context ●   The article discusses the non-adoption of the…

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27 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 27-March-2024 1. A cry for help, a call for reflection and action Topic: GS2 – Social Justice – Education The topic highlights socio-economic challenges and educational reforms, relevant for UPSC’s social issues and governance segments. Context ●  The article discusses the concerning socio-academic climate in India, focusing on the stress faced by students,…

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26 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 26-March-2024 1. China, a ‘want-to-be’ superpower Topic: GS2 – International Relations From a UPSC perspective, understanding China’s role in the Middle East aids in comprehending global geopolitical dynamics. Context ●     The article explores China’s ambitions to become a significant mediator and power player in the Middle East, discussing its goals, challenges, and…

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23 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu EDITORIAL 23-March-2024 1. The CAA, Muslim exclusion and the lens of the right Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government Policies The topic holds significance for UPSC as it touches upon historical, political, and ideological dimensions critical for understanding India’s socio-political landscape. Context ●   The article discusses the exclusion of Muslims from the Citizenship (Amendment)…

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22 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu Editorial 22-March-2024 1. Water, an instrument to build world peace Topic: GS2 – Governance – Government Policies, GS3 – Environment and Ecology The topic is crucial for UPSC as it addresses environmental challenges, government policies, and sustainable development, key aspects of UPSC syllabus. Context ●  The article discusses India’s water crisis, emphasizing the…

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21 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu Editorial 21-March-2024 1. Data marketplaces: the next frontier Topic: GS3 – Indian Economy – Effects of liberalisation on the economy. This topic is crucial for UPSC as it addresses governance challenges and potential of Non-Personal Data in India’s digital transformation. Context ●     The article discusses the significance of Non-Personal Data (NPD) in India’s…

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20 March 2024 : The Hindu Editorial Notes PDF

The Hindu Editorial 20-March-2024 1. Ties that epitomise India’s neighbourhood first policy. Topic: GS2 – International Relations The India-Bhutan relationship underscores diplomatic cooperation, economic collaboration, and regional significance, vital for understanding international relations in UPSC exams. Context The article highlights the enduring friendship between India and Bhutan, focusing on mutual respect, trust, and cooperation. It…