Topics to be read from today's The Hindu (27/01/24):
1. India-France defence ties take a bigger leap (Page 1)
2. Union govt. makes it clear that Aadhaar card no proof of citizenship, birth date (Page 1)
3. Rare golden tiger snapped in Kaziranga (Page 1)
4. Reflecting on Bilkis Bano's resilient pursuit of justice (Page 6, Editorial)
5. Endless war (Page 6, Editorial)
6. 'Jet engine deal with France will give 100% access to tech' (Page 12)
7. Chandrayaan helped moon-lander make pinpoint landing, says Japan (Page 12)
8. Airbus, Tata to set up India's first private copter assembly line (Page 14, Business)
1. India-France defence ties take a bigger leap (Page 1)
2. Union govt. makes it clear that Aadhaar card no proof of citizenship, birth date (Page 1)
3. Rare golden tiger snapped in Kaziranga (Page 1)
4. Reflecting on Bilkis Bano's resilient pursuit of justice (Page 6, Editorial)
5. Endless war (Page 6, Editorial)
6. 'Jet engine deal with France will give 100% access to tech' (Page 12)
7. Chandrayaan helped moon-lander make pinpoint landing, says Japan (Page 12)
8. Airbus, Tata to set up India's first private copter assembly line (Page 14, Business)
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Topics to be read from today's The Hindu (28/01/24):
1. India, France agree on surveillance ties (Page 1)
2. Chromosome study reveals low genetic diversity of Arabica coffee (Page 12, SCIENCE)
3. Minimal radioactive discharges from Indian nuclear plants: study (Page 12, SCIENCE)
4. Western Equine Encephalitis outbreak in Argentina (Page 12, SCIENCE)
5. Why is Punjab in court over BSF's powers? (Page 13, FAQ)
6. Can malaria vaccine rollout be scaled up? (Page 13, FAQ)
7. What is Ladakh's demand on Gilgit-Baltistan? (Page 13, FAQ)
1. India, France agree on surveillance ties (Page 1)
2. Chromosome study reveals low genetic diversity of Arabica coffee (Page 12, SCIENCE)
3. Minimal radioactive discharges from Indian nuclear plants: study (Page 12, SCIENCE)
4. Western Equine Encephalitis outbreak in Argentina (Page 12, SCIENCE)
5. Why is Punjab in court over BSF's powers? (Page 13, FAQ)
6. Can malaria vaccine rollout be scaled up? (Page 13, FAQ)
7. What is Ladakh's demand on Gilgit-Baltistan? (Page 13, FAQ)
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Topics to be read from today's The Indian Express (28/01/24):
1. For India's dream to host 2036 Olympics, Ahmedabad's Rs 6,000-cr plan (Page 1)
2. Not confined to cultural programmes, women proving mettle in all sectors: PM (Page 7)
3. Govt plans accreditation system overhaul (Page 8)
4. ISRO's space platform POEM-3 achieves all payload objectives, to re-enter Earth (Page 8)
5. Reducing states to municipalities (Page 9, OPINION)
6. On the long road to 1947: Gandhi, Bose and others (Page 9, OPINION)
7. US blocks fresh proposal to restart dispute settlement mechanism (Page 13, ECONOMY)
1. For India's dream to host 2036 Olympics, Ahmedabad's Rs 6,000-cr plan (Page 1)
2. Not confined to cultural programmes, women proving mettle in all sectors: PM (Page 7)
3. Govt plans accreditation system overhaul (Page 8)
4. ISRO's space platform POEM-3 achieves all payload objectives, to re-enter Earth (Page 8)
5. Reducing states to municipalities (Page 9, OPINION)
6. On the long road to 1947: Gandhi, Bose and others (Page 9, OPINION)
7. US blocks fresh proposal to restart dispute settlement mechanism (Page 13, ECONOMY)
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Topics to be read from today's The Hindu (29/01/24):
1. The year commences, but with deep foreboding (Page 6, Editorial)
2. A closer look at Myanmar's discontent (Page 6, Editorial)
3. Ceremony, substance (Page 6, Editorial)
4. Aadhaar-based pay a bad idea for MGNREGS (Page 7, OPINION)
5. Only 1% women screened for cervical cancer in India (Page 7, OPINION)
6. Analysing China's ties with Africa (Page 8, Text&Context)
7. What are the RBI's guidelines on State 'guarantees'? (Page 8, Text& Context)
8. What is end-to-end encryption and how does it secure information? (Page 9, Text&Context)
9. INSAT-3DS satellite sent to launch port in Sriharikota (Page 12)
10. Germany seeks inter-governmental deal for submarines with India (Page 12)
11. The genomic revolution promises to transform cancer care (Page II, SCIENCE)
12. Acid rain has its origins in fossil fuels (Page II, SCIENCE)
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1. The year commences, but with deep foreboding (Page 6, Editorial)
2. A closer look at Myanmar's discontent (Page 6, Editorial)
3. Ceremony, substance (Page 6, Editorial)
4. Aadhaar-based pay a bad idea for MGNREGS (Page 7, OPINION)
5. Only 1% women screened for cervical cancer in India (Page 7, OPINION)
6. Analysing China's ties with Africa (Page 8, Text&Context)
7. What are the RBI's guidelines on State 'guarantees'? (Page 8, Text& Context)
8. What is end-to-end encryption and how does it secure information? (Page 9, Text&Context)
9. INSAT-3DS satellite sent to launch port in Sriharikota (Page 12)
10. Germany seeks inter-governmental deal for submarines with India (Page 12)
11. The genomic revolution promises to transform cancer care (Page II, SCIENCE)
12. Acid rain has its origins in fossil fuels (Page II, SCIENCE)
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Topics to be read from today's The Indian Express (29/01/24):
1. PM: Ram's rule inspired makers of Constitution (Page 5)
2. Centre clarifies de-reservation policy after uproar over UGC draft guidelines (Page 7)
3. Shaastra and Shastra (Page 8, Editorial)
4. THE BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION (Page 8, Editorial)
5. GROWTH WITH CAVEATS (Page 8, Editorial)
6. Red lines in neighbourhood (Page 9, The Ideas Page)
7. FPI disclosure norms: What are the concerns and why is Sebi seeking investor data from FPIs? (Page 11, ECONOMY)
8. Why Delhi HC reaffirmed the ban on 'sapinda' marriages (Page 12, Explained)
9. Subsidies under Modi 2.0 (Page 12, Explained)
10. Behind Odisha's plan of a safari around its famous black tigers of Similipal (Page 12, Explained)
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1. PM: Ram's rule inspired makers of Constitution (Page 5)
2. Centre clarifies de-reservation policy after uproar over UGC draft guidelines (Page 7)
3. Shaastra and Shastra (Page 8, Editorial)
4. THE BURDEN OF MALNUTRITION (Page 8, Editorial)
5. GROWTH WITH CAVEATS (Page 8, Editorial)
6. Red lines in neighbourhood (Page 9, The Ideas Page)
7. FPI disclosure norms: What are the concerns and why is Sebi seeking investor data from FPIs? (Page 11, ECONOMY)
8. Why Delhi HC reaffirmed the ban on 'sapinda' marriages (Page 12, Explained)
9. Subsidies under Modi 2.0 (Page 12, Explained)
10. Behind Odisha's plan of a safari around its famous black tigers of Similipal (Page 12, Explained)
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Under which section of CrPC, 1973 does the SC possess the authority to transfer criminal cases or appeals from one HC to another?
CrPC, 1973 की किस धारा के तहत SC को आपराधिक मामलों या अपीलों को एक उच्च न्यायालय से दूसरे में स्थानांतरित करने का अधिकार है?
CrPC, 1973 की किस धारा के तहत SC को आपराधिक मामलों या अपीलों को एक उच्च न्यायालय से दूसरे में स्थानांतरित करने का अधिकार है?
Anonymous Quiz
30%
Section 407 धारा 407
38%
Section 406 धारा 406
22%
Section 405 धारा 405
10%
Section 408 धारा 408
What grounds justify the transfer of cases and appeals within the jurisdiction of a High Court under Section 407 of Code of CrPC, 1973?
CrPC की धारा 407 के तहत HC के अधिकार क्षेत्र के भीतर मामलों और अपीलों के हस्तांतरण को कौन-सा आधार उचित है?
CrPC की धारा 407 के तहत HC के अधिकार क्षेत्र के भीतर मामलों और अपीलों के हस्तांतरण को कौन-सा आधार उचित है?
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Only if a fair and impartial inquiry or trial cannot be conducted
19%
If some question of law of unusual difficulty is likely to arise
15%
If it is required by any provision of the CrPC or is expedient for the ends of justice
54%
All of the above
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Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 was introduced in the year:
भारतीय दंड संहिता, 1860 की धारा 498A किस वर्ष पेश की गई थी?
भारतीय दंड संहिता, 1860 की धारा 498A किस वर्ष पेश की गई थी?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
1983
19%
1993
32%
1986
26%
2003
Which of the following Sections of the CrPC, 1973 deals with the persons in charge of closed places to allow search?
दंड प्रक्रिया संहिता, 1973 की निम्नलिखित में से कौन-सी धारा तलाशी की अनुमति देने के लिये बंद स्थानों के भारसाधक व्यक्ति से संबंधित है?
दंड प्रक्रिया संहिता, 1973 की निम्नलिखित में से कौन-सी धारा तलाशी की अनुमति देने के लिये बंद स्थानों के भारसाधक व्यक्ति से संबंधित है?
Anonymous Quiz
29%
105
49%
100
12%
200
11%
301
As per Section 414 of the IPC, 1860, whoever voluntarily assists in concealing or disposing of or making away with Stolen property shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to:
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Five years
14%
Four years
61%
Three years
13%
Two Years
भारतीय दंड संहिता, 1860 की धारा 414 के अनुसार जो कोई असी संपत्ति को छिपाने में, या व्यक्तिगत करने में, या इधर-उधर करने में स्वेच्छया सहायता करेगा, कितने वर्ष तक की अवधि के लिये कारावास से दंडित किया जाएगा?
Anonymous Quiz
17%
पाँच वर्ष
10%
चार वर्ष
59%
तीन वर्ष
14%
दो वर्ष
Topics to be read from today's The Hindu (30/01/24):
1. Growth mania can be injurious to society (Page 6, Editorial)
2. Populism does not help public health (Page 6, Editorial)
3. Early nutrition impacts cognitive development (Page 7, OPINION)
4. Pros and cons of simultaneous elections (Page 8, Text&Context)
5. Improving battery technologies for speedy EV adoption (Page 9, Text&Context)
6. What is Humboldt's enigma and what does it mean for India? (Page II, SCIENCE)
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1. Growth mania can be injurious to society (Page 6, Editorial)
2. Populism does not help public health (Page 6, Editorial)
3. Early nutrition impacts cognitive development (Page 7, OPINION)
4. Pros and cons of simultaneous elections (Page 8, Text&Context)
5. Improving battery technologies for speedy EV adoption (Page 9, Text&Context)
6. What is Humboldt's enigma and what does it mean for India? (Page II, SCIENCE)
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Topics to be read from today's The Indian Express (30/01/24):
1. Govt brings non-urea fertilizers under price control, fixes profit margins (Page 1)
2. Install rooftop solar panels and get zero electricity bills: CM announces new policy (Page 6)
3. INTERIM TAKEAWAYS (Page 10, Editorial)
4. NO LOOKING AWAY (Page 10, Editorial)
5. Quota row in UGC draft norms (Page 13, Explained)
6. What is IRI, that 'killed US soldiers in Jordan' (Page 13, Explained)
7. Why some nations have paused UNRWA funding (Page 13, Explained)
8. Rover data confirm ancient lake sediments on red planet (Page 13, Explained)
9. The new public-private partnership to grow seafood outside the sea (Page 13, Explained)
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1. Govt brings non-urea fertilizers under price control, fixes profit margins (Page 1)
2. Install rooftop solar panels and get zero electricity bills: CM announces new policy (Page 6)
3. INTERIM TAKEAWAYS (Page 10, Editorial)
4. NO LOOKING AWAY (Page 10, Editorial)
5. Quota row in UGC draft norms (Page 13, Explained)
6. What is IRI, that 'killed US soldiers in Jordan' (Page 13, Explained)
7. Why some nations have paused UNRWA funding (Page 13, Explained)
8. Rover data confirm ancient lake sediments on red planet (Page 13, Explained)
9. The new public-private partnership to grow seafood outside the sea (Page 13, Explained)
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