✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 11.12.2023
1. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि करना): confirm
Synonyms: approve, sanction
Antonyms: reject
Example Sentence:Both countries were due to ratify the treaty by the end of the year.
2. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कुटिल): wicked
Synonyms: evil, sinful
Antonyms: good
Example Sentence: The nefarious activities of the organized-crime syndicates.
3. HEGEMONY (NOUN): (नायकत्व): leadership
Synonyms: dominance, dominion
Antonyms: self-government
Example Sentence: Germany was united under Prussian hegemony after 1871.
4. ENORMITY (NOUN): (दुष्टता): wickedness
Synonyms: baseness, blackness
Antonyms: goodness
Example Sentence: The enormities of war are way too high as expected.
5. APEX (NOUN): (चरम सीमा): climax
Synonyms: culmination, apotheosis
Antonyms: nadir
Example Sentence:The apex of his career was in 1966 when he hosted aloft the World Cup.
6. ABOLITION (NOUN): (उन्मूलन): scrapping
Synonyms: ending, stopping
Antonyms: retention
Example Sentence: He was responsible for the abolition of the death penalty.
7. CONCOMITANT (ADJECTIVE): (संगत करने वाला): attendant
Synonyms: accompanying, associated
Antonyms: unrelated
Example Sentence: She loved travel, with all its concomitant worries.
8. INTRANSIGENT (ADJECTIVE): (सैद्धांतिक): uncompromising
Synonyms: inflexible, unbending
Antonyms: compliant
Example Sentence: Her father had tried persuasion, but she was intransigent.
9. ORATORICAL (ADJECTIVE): (भाषण -संबंधी): rhetorical
Synonyms: grandiloquent, magniloquent
Antonyms: plain-spoken
Example Sentence: He has plenty oratorical skills.
10. SHUN (VERB): (किनारा करना): avoid
Synonyms: evade eschew
Antonyms: accept
Example Sentence: He shunned fashionable society.
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1. RATIFY (VERB): (पुष्टि करना): confirm
Synonyms: approve, sanction
Antonyms: reject
Example Sentence:Both countries were due to ratify the treaty by the end of the year.
2. NEFARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (कुटिल): wicked
Synonyms: evil, sinful
Antonyms: good
Example Sentence: The nefarious activities of the organized-crime syndicates.
3. HEGEMONY (NOUN): (नायकत्व): leadership
Synonyms: dominance, dominion
Antonyms: self-government
Example Sentence: Germany was united under Prussian hegemony after 1871.
4. ENORMITY (NOUN): (दुष्टता): wickedness
Synonyms: baseness, blackness
Antonyms: goodness
Example Sentence: The enormities of war are way too high as expected.
5. APEX (NOUN): (चरम सीमा): climax
Synonyms: culmination, apotheosis
Antonyms: nadir
Example Sentence:The apex of his career was in 1966 when he hosted aloft the World Cup.
6. ABOLITION (NOUN): (उन्मूलन): scrapping
Synonyms: ending, stopping
Antonyms: retention
Example Sentence: He was responsible for the abolition of the death penalty.
7. CONCOMITANT (ADJECTIVE): (संगत करने वाला): attendant
Synonyms: accompanying, associated
Antonyms: unrelated
Example Sentence: She loved travel, with all its concomitant worries.
8. INTRANSIGENT (ADJECTIVE): (सैद्धांतिक): uncompromising
Synonyms: inflexible, unbending
Antonyms: compliant
Example Sentence: Her father had tried persuasion, but she was intransigent.
9. ORATORICAL (ADJECTIVE): (भाषण -संबंधी): rhetorical
Synonyms: grandiloquent, magniloquent
Antonyms: plain-spoken
Example Sentence: He has plenty oratorical skills.
10. SHUN (VERB): (किनारा करना): avoid
Synonyms: evade eschew
Antonyms: accept
Example Sentence: He shunned fashionable society.
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🕊 Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar (Father of Indian Constitution)
- Birth: April 14, 1891 (Mhow, Madhya Pradesh)
- Death: December 6, 1956 (New Delhi) (Mahaparinirvan Day)
- Father: Ramji Maloji Sakpal
- Mother: Bhimabai
- Wife: Ramabai
🔷Other Information
- Architect of the Indian Constitution
- Bharat Ratna Dr. Ambedkar Award given by Adityanath
- Renowned educator, author, journalist
- Polyglot in 11 languages and economist
- Embraced Buddhism in 1956 (Conversion to Buddhism)
- Inspirational figure for the Dalit Buddhist Movement
🔷Political Positions
- First Law/Justice Minister: 1947-51
- Labour Minister: 1942-46
- Member of the Bombay State Legislative Assembly: 1926-1936
- Member of the Bombay Legislative Assembly: 1942-47
- Member of the Bombay Legislative Council: 1952-56
🔷Educational Achievements
- Mumbai University (B.A.)
- Columbia University (M.A., Ph.D., LL.D.)
- London School of Economics (M.Sc., D.Sc.)
- Gray's Inn (Barrister-at-Law)
🔷Notable Books
- "Pakistan and the Partition of India" (1940)
- "Annihilation of Caste" (1936)
- "Who Were the Shudras?" (1946)
- "Thoughts on Linguistic States" (1955)
- The Cabinet Mission and the Untouchables (1946)
🟢NEWS
- Statue: 125 feet in Hyderabad
- Statue: Statue of Knowledge, 70 feet in Latur (Maharashtra)
- Supreme Court premises: 7 feet statue
- Birth: April 14, 1891 (Mhow, Madhya Pradesh)
- Death: December 6, 1956 (New Delhi) (Mahaparinirvan Day)
- Father: Ramji Maloji Sakpal
- Mother: Bhimabai
- Wife: Ramabai
🔷Other Information
- Architect of the Indian Constitution
- Bharat Ratna Dr. Ambedkar Award given by Adityanath
- Renowned educator, author, journalist
- Polyglot in 11 languages and economist
- Embraced Buddhism in 1956 (Conversion to Buddhism)
- Inspirational figure for the Dalit Buddhist Movement
🔷Political Positions
- First Law/Justice Minister: 1947-51
- Labour Minister: 1942-46
- Member of the Bombay State Legislative Assembly: 1926-1936
- Member of the Bombay Legislative Assembly: 1942-47
- Member of the Bombay Legislative Council: 1952-56
🔷Educational Achievements
- Mumbai University (B.A.)
- Columbia University (M.A., Ph.D., LL.D.)
- London School of Economics (M.Sc., D.Sc.)
- Gray's Inn (Barrister-at-Law)
🔷Notable Books
- "Pakistan and the Partition of India" (1940)
- "Annihilation of Caste" (1936)
- "Who Were the Shudras?" (1946)
- "Thoughts on Linguistic States" (1955)
- The Cabinet Mission and the Untouchables (1946)
🟢NEWS
- Statue: 125 feet in Hyderabad
- Statue: Statue of Knowledge, 70 feet in Latur (Maharashtra)
- Supreme Court premises: 7 feet statue
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❇️ 12 December
🕊 International Day of Neutrality
तटस्थता का अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
🕊 Neutrality is a legal status of a country that arises when it abstains all participation of war between other countries and maintains an attitude of impartiality towards the belligerent countries.
🔹According to the resolution the day aims at promoting neutrality among states so as to strengthen peace and security and also to develop mutual and beneficial relations among countries of the world.
🕊First observed on December 12, 2017
🔸The day was first introduced in Turkmenistan after the UN permanently declared it as a neutral state since 12 December 1995.
🕊 Article 51
Promotion of international peace and security The State shall endeavour to
(a) promote international peace and security
(b) maintain just and honourable relations between nations
🇺🇳 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 Oct 1945
▪️HQ - New York
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
🕊 International Day of Neutrality
तटस्थता का अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
🕊 Neutrality is a legal status of a country that arises when it abstains all participation of war between other countries and maintains an attitude of impartiality towards the belligerent countries.
🔹According to the resolution the day aims at promoting neutrality among states so as to strengthen peace and security and also to develop mutual and beneficial relations among countries of the world.
🕊First observed on December 12, 2017
🔸The day was first introduced in Turkmenistan after the UN permanently declared it as a neutral state since 12 December 1995.
🕊 Article 51
Promotion of international peace and security The State shall endeavour to
(a) promote international peace and security
(b) maintain just and honourable relations between nations
🇺🇳 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 Oct 1945
▪️HQ - New York
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 12.12.2023
1. PROTRUDE (VERB): (बाहर निकलना): stick out
Synonyms: jut, project
Antonyms: sunken
Example Sentence:It was something like a fin protruded from the water.
2. SHAMBOLIC (ADJECTIVE): (अव्यवस्थात्मक): chaotic
Synonyms: disorganized muddled
Antonyms: efficient
Example Sentence:The department's shambolic accounting led to company’s downfall.
3. ALACRITY (NOUN): (उत्सुकता): eagerness
Synonyms: willingness, readiness
Antonyms: apathy
Example Sentence:She accepted the invitation with pure alacrity.
4. ABJECT (ADJECTIVE): (बिना गर्व या गरिमा के): obsequious
Synonyms: grovelling, crawling
Antonyms: proud
Example Sentence:An abject apology came from his end today.
5. STIFLE (VERB): (दबाव बनाना): constrain
Synonyms: hinder, hamper
Antonyms: encourage
Example Sentence:High taxes were stifling private enterprise.
6. CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE): (दुष्कर): unwieldy
Synonyms: unmanageable, awkward
Antonyms: manageable
Example Sentence:Diving suits are usually cumbersome.
7. DECIPHER (VERB): (गूढ़लेख पढ़ना): decode
Synonyms: decrypt, break
Antonyms: encode
Example Sentence:Authorized government agencies can decipher encrypted telecommunications.
8. SCURRILOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक): abusive
Synonyms: vituperative, derogatory
Antonyms: praising
Example Sentence:It was a scurrilous attack on his integrity.
9 MUFFLE (VERB): (धीमा करना): deaden
Synonyms: dull, dampen
Antonyms: loud
Example Sentence:His voice was muffled due to the distance.
10. TRANSGRESS (VERB): (दुर्व्यवहार करना): misbehave
Synonyms: err lapse
Antonyms: obey
Example Sentence:She had transgressed an unwritten social law.
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1. PROTRUDE (VERB): (बाहर निकलना): stick out
Synonyms: jut, project
Antonyms: sunken
Example Sentence:It was something like a fin protruded from the water.
2. SHAMBOLIC (ADJECTIVE): (अव्यवस्थात्मक): chaotic
Synonyms: disorganized muddled
Antonyms: efficient
Example Sentence:The department's shambolic accounting led to company’s downfall.
3. ALACRITY (NOUN): (उत्सुकता): eagerness
Synonyms: willingness, readiness
Antonyms: apathy
Example Sentence:She accepted the invitation with pure alacrity.
4. ABJECT (ADJECTIVE): (बिना गर्व या गरिमा के): obsequious
Synonyms: grovelling, crawling
Antonyms: proud
Example Sentence:An abject apology came from his end today.
5. STIFLE (VERB): (दबाव बनाना): constrain
Synonyms: hinder, hamper
Antonyms: encourage
Example Sentence:High taxes were stifling private enterprise.
6. CUMBERSOME (ADJECTIVE): (दुष्कर): unwieldy
Synonyms: unmanageable, awkward
Antonyms: manageable
Example Sentence:Diving suits are usually cumbersome.
7. DECIPHER (VERB): (गूढ़लेख पढ़ना): decode
Synonyms: decrypt, break
Antonyms: encode
Example Sentence:Authorized government agencies can decipher encrypted telecommunications.
8. SCURRILOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक): abusive
Synonyms: vituperative, derogatory
Antonyms: praising
Example Sentence:It was a scurrilous attack on his integrity.
9 MUFFLE (VERB): (धीमा करना): deaden
Synonyms: dull, dampen
Antonyms: loud
Example Sentence:His voice was muffled due to the distance.
10. TRANSGRESS (VERB): (दुर्व्यवहार करना): misbehave
Synonyms: err lapse
Antonyms: obey
Example Sentence:She had transgressed an unwritten social law.
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❇️ 13 December
🎻 World Violin Day
विश्व वायलिन दिवस
🎼 The day recognizes the violin's cultural contributions and impact. The violin is a versatile instrument that can be used to play both delicate and passionate music.
🎼 It's also one of the most diverse instruments, appearing in almost every musical genre.
🟢Famous musical instruments and their exponents
🔷 Sitar:
- Ustad Vilayat Khan
- Pt Ravi Shankar
- Shujaat Hussain Khan
- Shahid Parvez Khan
- Anushka Shankar
- Nikhil Banerjee
- Mustaq Ali Khan
- Budhaditya Mukherjee
🔶 Sarod:
- Ustad Amjad Ali Khan
- Allaudin Khan
- Bahadur Khan
- Zarin S Sharma
- Sharan Rani
- Ustad Ali Akbar Khan
🔷 Violin:
- Lalgudi Jayaram
- VG Jog
- M Chandrasekharan
- NR Murlidharan
- MS Gopalakrishnan
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
🎻 World Violin Day
विश्व वायलिन दिवस
🎼 The day recognizes the violin's cultural contributions and impact. The violin is a versatile instrument that can be used to play both delicate and passionate music.
🎼 It's also one of the most diverse instruments, appearing in almost every musical genre.
🟢Famous musical instruments and their exponents
🔷 Sitar:
- Ustad Vilayat Khan
- Pt Ravi Shankar
- Shujaat Hussain Khan
- Shahid Parvez Khan
- Anushka Shankar
- Nikhil Banerjee
- Mustaq Ali Khan
- Budhaditya Mukherjee
🔶 Sarod:
- Ustad Amjad Ali Khan
- Allaudin Khan
- Bahadur Khan
- Zarin S Sharma
- Sharan Rani
- Ustad Ali Akbar Khan
🔷 Violin:
- Lalgudi Jayaram
- VG Jog
- M Chandrasekharan
- NR Murlidharan
- MS Gopalakrishnan
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 13.12.2023
1. ARTICULATE (VERB): (साफ़ साफ़ बोलना): express
Synonyms: voice, give voice to
Antonyms: bottle up
Example Sentence:They were unable to articulate their emotions.
2. INFANTILE (ADJECTIVE): (बचकाना): childish
Synonyms: babyish, immature
Antonyms: mature
Example Sentence:Everyone is fed up of his infantile jokes.
3. DEMARCATE (VERB): (हदबंदी करना): separate
Synonyms: divide, delimit
Antonyms: join
Example Sentence:Art was being demarcated from the more objective science.
4. IMPUGN (VERB): (बहस करना): challenge
Synonyms: question, dispute
Antonyms: support
Example Sentence:The father does not impugn her capacity as a good mother.
5. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): (जाहिरा तौर पर): apparently
Synonyms: seemingly, on the face of it
Antonyms: genuinely
Example Sentence: The party secretary resigned, ostensibly from ill health.
6. INFURIATE (VERB): (क्रुद्ध करना): enrage
Synonyms: incense, anger
Antonyms: please
Example Sentence: I was infuriated by your article.
7. DEFER (VERB): (झुक जाना): yield
Synonyms: submit, give way
Antonyms: stand up to
Example Sentence:I deferred to his supreme efficiency.
8. STRICTURE (NOUN): (परिसीमन): constraint
Synonyms: restriction, limitation
Antonyms: freedom
Example Sentence: The strictures imposed by the British Board of Film Censors.
9. DISBURSE (VERB): (चुकाना): pay out
Synonyms: lay out, spend
Antonyms: claim
Example Sentence:$67 million of the pledged aid had already been disbursed.
10. ANIMOSITY (NOUN): (बैर): antipathy
Synonyms: hostility, friction
Antonyms: goodwill
Example Sentence: He no longer felt any animosity towards her.
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1. ARTICULATE (VERB): (साफ़ साफ़ बोलना): express
Synonyms: voice, give voice to
Antonyms: bottle up
Example Sentence:They were unable to articulate their emotions.
2. INFANTILE (ADJECTIVE): (बचकाना): childish
Synonyms: babyish, immature
Antonyms: mature
Example Sentence:Everyone is fed up of his infantile jokes.
3. DEMARCATE (VERB): (हदबंदी करना): separate
Synonyms: divide, delimit
Antonyms: join
Example Sentence:Art was being demarcated from the more objective science.
4. IMPUGN (VERB): (बहस करना): challenge
Synonyms: question, dispute
Antonyms: support
Example Sentence:The father does not impugn her capacity as a good mother.
5. OSTENSIBLY (ADVERB): (जाहिरा तौर पर): apparently
Synonyms: seemingly, on the face of it
Antonyms: genuinely
Example Sentence: The party secretary resigned, ostensibly from ill health.
6. INFURIATE (VERB): (क्रुद्ध करना): enrage
Synonyms: incense, anger
Antonyms: please
Example Sentence: I was infuriated by your article.
7. DEFER (VERB): (झुक जाना): yield
Synonyms: submit, give way
Antonyms: stand up to
Example Sentence:I deferred to his supreme efficiency.
8. STRICTURE (NOUN): (परिसीमन): constraint
Synonyms: restriction, limitation
Antonyms: freedom
Example Sentence: The strictures imposed by the British Board of Film Censors.
9. DISBURSE (VERB): (चुकाना): pay out
Synonyms: lay out, spend
Antonyms: claim
Example Sentence:$67 million of the pledged aid had already been disbursed.
10. ANIMOSITY (NOUN): (बैर): antipathy
Synonyms: hostility, friction
Antonyms: goodwill
Example Sentence: He no longer felt any animosity towards her.
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🟢 ELECTION IN FIVE STATES
🔶 Rajasthan:
- Formation: 30 March 1949
- Capital: Jaipur (Districts: 50)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 66.1%
- State Tree: Khejri
- Animals: Chinkara, Camel
- Former CM: Ashok Gehlot
- Current Governor: Kalraj Mishra
🔶 Madhya Pradesh:
- Formation: 01 November 1956
- Capital: Bhopal (Districts: 55)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 69.3%
- State Tree: Banyan
- Animals: Barasingha
- CM: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
- Current Governor: Shri Mangubhai Patel
🔶 Chhatisgarh:
- Formation: 01 November 2000
- Capital: Raipur (Districts: 33)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 75.6%
- State Tree: Sal
- Animals: Wild Buffalo
- Former CM: Bhupesh Baghel
- Current Governor: Vishwa Bhusan Harichandan
🔶 Telangana:
- Formation: 02 June 2014
- Capital: Hyderabad (Districts: 33)
- Legislature: Bicameral
- Literacy: 66.54%
- State Bird: Palapitta (Indian Roller)
- Animals: Jinka (Deer)
- Former CM: K. Chandrashekar Rao
- Current Governor: Tamilisai Soundararajan
🔶 Mizoram:
- Formation: 20 February 1987
- Capital: Aizawl (Districts: 11)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 91.85%
- State Bird: Blyth's Tragopan (Hum)
- Animals: Serow (Saza)
- Former CM: Zoramthanga
- Current Governor: Haribabu Kambhampati
🔶 Rajasthan:
- Formation: 30 March 1949
- Capital: Jaipur (Districts: 50)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 66.1%
- State Tree: Khejri
- Animals: Chinkara, Camel
- Former CM: Ashok Gehlot
- Current Governor: Kalraj Mishra
🔶 Madhya Pradesh:
- Formation: 01 November 1956
- Capital: Bhopal (Districts: 55)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 69.3%
- State Tree: Banyan
- Animals: Barasingha
- CM: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
- Current Governor: Shri Mangubhai Patel
🔶 Chhatisgarh:
- Formation: 01 November 2000
- Capital: Raipur (Districts: 33)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 75.6%
- State Tree: Sal
- Animals: Wild Buffalo
- Former CM: Bhupesh Baghel
- Current Governor: Vishwa Bhusan Harichandan
🔶 Telangana:
- Formation: 02 June 2014
- Capital: Hyderabad (Districts: 33)
- Legislature: Bicameral
- Literacy: 66.54%
- State Bird: Palapitta (Indian Roller)
- Animals: Jinka (Deer)
- Former CM: K. Chandrashekar Rao
- Current Governor: Tamilisai Soundararajan
🔶 Mizoram:
- Formation: 20 February 1987
- Capital: Aizawl (Districts: 11)
- Legislature: Unicameral
- Literacy: 91.85%
- State Bird: Blyth's Tragopan (Hum)
- Animals: Serow (Saza)
- Former CM: Zoramthanga
- Current Governor: Haribabu Kambhampati
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❇️14th December
🐵 International Monkey Day
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय बंदर दिवस
🔷The first Monkey Day was observed in the year 2000
🔷Scientific Name of indian monkey - Macaca mulatta
🔷First Monkey Park in India - Karnataka, Shivamogga district
🔷Monkey is the symbol of fourth Tirthankara in Jainism - Abhinandananatha
🔷 First monkey in space was Albert II, who flew in the US-launched V-2 rocket by NASA
🔷 State animal of Tripura - Phayre's leaf monkey
🔷Monkeypox Disease Name Changed To Mpox By WHO
🔷New Arunachal Monkey Named After Sela Pass
✍ Credit : TK Gupta
🐵 International Monkey Day
अंतर्राष्ट्रीय बंदर दिवस
🔷The first Monkey Day was observed in the year 2000
🔷Scientific Name of indian monkey - Macaca mulatta
🔷First Monkey Park in India - Karnataka, Shivamogga district
🔷Monkey is the symbol of fourth Tirthankara in Jainism - Abhinandananatha
🔷 First monkey in space was Albert II, who flew in the US-launched V-2 rocket by NASA
🔷 State animal of Tripura - Phayre's leaf monkey
🔷Monkeypox Disease Name Changed To Mpox By WHO
🔷New Arunachal Monkey Named After Sela Pass
✍ Credit : TK Gupta
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🟢 FAMOUS BOOKS AND AUTHORS IN NEWS 2023:
1. Made in India: 75 Years of Business and Enterprise by Amitabh Kant.
2. Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur.
3. Collective Spirit, Concrete Action by Shashi Shekhar Vempati.
4. Reflections by Narayanan Vaghul.
5. Crosscourt (Autobiography) by Jaidip Mukerjea.
6. Sachin@50 - Celebrating A Maestro by Boria Majumdar.
7. The Great Bank Robbery: NPAs, Scams and the Future of Regulation by Pattabhi Ram & Sabyasachee Dash.
8. Gandhi: Siyasat aur Sampradaiykta by Piyush Babele.
9. Courting India: England, Mughal India and the Origins of Empire by Nandini Das.
10. War & Women by Dr. MA Hasan.
11. Why can’t Elephants be Red? by Vani Tripathi Tikoo.
12. Phoolange by Lekhnath Chhetri.
13. Pyre by Perumal Murugan.
14. Azaad (Autobiography) by Ghulam Nabi Azad.
15. A Matter of the Heart: Education in India by Anurag Behar.
16. Snakes in the Ganga: Breaking India 2.0 by Shri Rajiv Malhotra and Vijaya Viswanathan.
17. Bipin: The Man Behind the Uniform by Rachna Biswat Rawat.
18. Ambedkar: A Life by Shashi Tharoor.
19. The World: A Family History of Humanity by Simon Sebag Montefiore.
20. Revolutionaries In India's Freedom Struggle by Sanjeev Sanyal.
21. India's Knowledge Supremacy: The New Dawn by Ashwin Fernandes.
22. The Light We Carry Overcoming In Uncertain Times by Michelle Obama.
23. Brave Hearts of Bharat, Vignettes from Indian History by Vikram Sampath.
24. Freedom at Midnight and City of Joy by Dominique Lapierre.
25. Forks in the Road My Days at RBI and Beyond by Chakravarthi Rangarajan.
26. The World: A Family History by Simon Sebag.
27. Winning the Inner Battle by Shane Watson.
28. Nuclearization of Asia by Rene Naba.
29. From Dependence to Self-Reliance by Bimal Jalan.
30. The Philosophy of Modern Song by Bob Dylan.
31. India’s Struggle for Independence – Gandhian Era by P. Jyothimani.
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2. Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur.
3. Collective Spirit, Concrete Action by Shashi Shekhar Vempati.
4. Reflections by Narayanan Vaghul.
5. Crosscourt (Autobiography) by Jaidip Mukerjea.
6. Sachin@50 - Celebrating A Maestro by Boria Majumdar.
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8. Gandhi: Siyasat aur Sampradaiykta by Piyush Babele.
9. Courting India: England, Mughal India and the Origins of Empire by Nandini Das.
10. War & Women by Dr. MA Hasan.
11. Why can’t Elephants be Red? by Vani Tripathi Tikoo.
12. Phoolange by Lekhnath Chhetri.
13. Pyre by Perumal Murugan.
14. Azaad (Autobiography) by Ghulam Nabi Azad.
15. A Matter of the Heart: Education in India by Anurag Behar.
16. Snakes in the Ganga: Breaking India 2.0 by Shri Rajiv Malhotra and Vijaya Viswanathan.
17. Bipin: The Man Behind the Uniform by Rachna Biswat Rawat.
18. Ambedkar: A Life by Shashi Tharoor.
19. The World: A Family History of Humanity by Simon Sebag Montefiore.
20. Revolutionaries In India's Freedom Struggle by Sanjeev Sanyal.
21. India's Knowledge Supremacy: The New Dawn by Ashwin Fernandes.
22. The Light We Carry Overcoming In Uncertain Times by Michelle Obama.
23. Brave Hearts of Bharat, Vignettes from Indian History by Vikram Sampath.
24. Freedom at Midnight and City of Joy by Dominique Lapierre.
25. Forks in the Road My Days at RBI and Beyond by Chakravarthi Rangarajan.
26. The World: A Family History by Simon Sebag.
27. Winning the Inner Battle by Shane Watson.
28. Nuclearization of Asia by Rene Naba.
29. From Dependence to Self-Reliance by Bimal Jalan.
30. The Philosophy of Modern Song by Bob Dylan.
31. India’s Struggle for Independence – Gandhian Era by P. Jyothimani.
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❇️ 16 December
⛳️ Vijay Diwas ( Victory Day)
विजय दिवस
🔶On this day, Indians remember the victory of the Indian military over Pakistan as well as for the separation of Bangladesh from Pakistan during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971.
🔷Vijay Diwas history dates back from 1971 when an India-Pakistan war took place and lasted for about 13 days. The war that started from December 3 and came to an end on December 16.
🔶This is the period when Pakistan surrendered (at that time General AA Khan Niazi, was the chief of the Pakistan army) to the Indian Army and Bangladesh's Mukti Bahini.
🔷This day was since then observed as Vijay Diwas, the word Vijay indicates Victory.
🔶Bangladesh celebrates its Independence Day on December 16 every year, which is known as Bijoy Diwas in Bangladesh.
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⛳️ Vijay Diwas ( Victory Day)
विजय दिवस
🔶On this day, Indians remember the victory of the Indian military over Pakistan as well as for the separation of Bangladesh from Pakistan during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971.
🔷Vijay Diwas history dates back from 1971 when an India-Pakistan war took place and lasted for about 13 days. The war that started from December 3 and came to an end on December 16.
🔶This is the period when Pakistan surrendered (at that time General AA Khan Niazi, was the chief of the Pakistan army) to the Indian Army and Bangladesh's Mukti Bahini.
🔷This day was since then observed as Vijay Diwas, the word Vijay indicates Victory.
🔶Bangladesh celebrates its Independence Day on December 16 every year, which is known as Bijoy Diwas in Bangladesh.
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🔷 topped by – New Zealand
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🔷India ranked 111th
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🔶World Digital Competitiveness
Ranking 2023
🔷India ranked 49th; topped by US
🔶Global Unicorn Rankings
🔷Rank 1. USA, Rank 2. China, Rank ▪️India
🔶Inclusiveness index by US varsity ▪️India ranked 117th
🔷 topped by – New Zealand
🔶Global Pension Index 2023 – India ranked 45
🔷Topped by Netherland
🔶Global Hunger Index 2023
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❇️ 17 December
🔞 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
सेक्स वर्कर्स के खिलाफ हिंसा को खत्म करने के लिए अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
🔷 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers has empowered workers from over cities around the world to come together and organise against discrimination and remember victims of violence.
🔶First observed in 2003
🟢 NEWS
🔶Mission Kushal Karmi: Delhi Govt’s Scheme To Improve Construction Workers’ Skills
🔷Sri Lanka Revises Minimum Age For Migrant Domestic Workers
🔶Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Launches NIPUN For Promoting Upskilling Of Nirman Workers
🔶Ashgabat World’s Most Expensive City For Foreign Workers
🔶Ministry of Labour & Employment launches e-Shram Portal to link Unorganised Workers with social security schemes
🔶SWADES - Skilled Workers Arrival Database for Employment Support
NOTE: International Sex Workers Day – June 2
Workers’ Memorial Day: April 28
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🔞 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers
सेक्स वर्कर्स के खिलाफ हिंसा को खत्म करने के लिए अंतर्राष्ट्रीय दिवस
🔷 International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers has empowered workers from over cities around the world to come together and organise against discrimination and remember victims of violence.
🔶First observed in 2003
🟢 NEWS
🔶Mission Kushal Karmi: Delhi Govt’s Scheme To Improve Construction Workers’ Skills
🔷Sri Lanka Revises Minimum Age For Migrant Domestic Workers
🔶Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Launches NIPUN For Promoting Upskilling Of Nirman Workers
🔶Ashgabat World’s Most Expensive City For Foreign Workers
🔶Ministry of Labour & Employment launches e-Shram Portal to link Unorganised Workers with social security schemes
🔶SWADES - Skilled Workers Arrival Database for Employment Support
NOTE: International Sex Workers Day – June 2
Workers’ Memorial Day: April 28
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◼️October 16, 2014
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◼️September 25, 2014
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◾️Department of Pharmaceuticals
◼️2008
▪️National Bal Swachhta (NBS)
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◼️November 10, 2014
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◾️Ministry of Water Resources
◼️July 10, 2014
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◼️April 2015
▪️UJALA Scheme
◾️Government of India
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◾️Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports
◼️February 20, 2015
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◾️Ministry of Labour and Employment
◼️October 16, 2014
▪️Make in India (MI)
◾️Ministry of Commerce and Industry
◼️September 25, 2014
▪️Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Yojana (PMJAY)
◾️Department of Pharmaceuticals
◼️2008
▪️National Bal Swachhta (NBS)
◾️Ministry of Women and Child Development
◼️November 10, 2014
▪️Namami Gange (NG)
◾️Ministry of Water Resources
◼️July 10, 2014
▪️Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA)
◾️Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
◼️October 2, 2014
▪️PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana
◾️Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
◼24th February 2019
▪️Pradhan Mantri Kisan Maan-Dhan Yojana (PM-KMY)
◾️Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare
◼️12th September 2019
▪️Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maan Dhan (PM-SYM)
◾️Ministry of Labour and Employment
◼️15th February 2019
▪️Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
◾️Government of India
◾️September 25, 2019
▪️Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY)
◾️ Government of India
◼️11th October 2014
▪️Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY)
◾️Ministry of Finance
◼️April 2015
▪️UJALA Scheme
◾️Government of India
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