January 6, 2021

1 SC clears centre's plan to build a three time bigger parliament (Main Page-pg no-1)

2 The Dark Step of writting hate into law (Editorial-Pg no-6)

3 Moribund Governance (Editorial-Pg-no-6)

4 Shock Treatment will not work in agriculture (Editorial-Pg no-6)

5 The Hurdles in Xi's power ambitions (Opinion-Pg no-7)

6 Changing Contours of India -UK ties (Opinion-Pg no-7)

7 An Arbitrary Directive (Opinion-Pg no-7)

8 SC says no to intense Judicial Review (News-Pg no-9)

9 Gulf leaders sign deal to end years long dispute (World-pg no-13)

January 6, 2021

1 Letter and Spirit (Editorial-Pg no-6)

2 The System Works (Editorial-Pg no-6)

3 Googlers Unite (Editorial-Pg no-6)

4 Central Vista gets Supreme Court's all clear (Main Page-pg no-1)

5 Afghan peace talks set to restart in Qatar (World-pg no-13)

Digital Payments Index

The Reserve Bank of India has constructed a Digital Payments Index (DPI) to capture the extent of digitisation of payments across India.

The RBI-DPI comprises of 5 broad parameters that enable measurement of deepening and penetration of digital payments in the country over different time periods. These parameters are –

Payment Enablers (weight 25%),

Payment Infrastructure – Demand-side factors (10%),

Payment Infrastructure – Supply-side factors (15%),

Payment Performance (45%) and

Consumer Centricity (5%).

Each of these parameters has sub-parameters which consist of various measurable indicators.

The RBI-DPI has been constructed with March 2018 as the base period, i.e. DPI score for March 2018 is set at 100.

CLAT Postponed to June 13th

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January 7, 2021

1 In Count down to roll out , more Vaccine storage points, dry runs , extra training (Main Page-pg no-1)

2 Reading Central Vista Verdict (Explained-Pg no-5)

3 On Nile, a Grand Dam divides African nations (Explained-Pg no-5)

4 From CSIR Labs, fresh evidence and advice on airborne Covid Spread (Explained-Pg no-5)

5 Path to the next normal(Editorial-Pg no-6)

6 The Wrong Answer (Editorial-Pg no-6)

7 Discomfort Zones (Editorial-Pg no-6)

8 Fading Lines (Editorial-Pg no-6)

9 Plugging the privacy gaps (Ideas Page-pg no-7)

10 Health of a nation (Ideas Page-pg no-7)

11 Friends and Partners (Ideas Page-pg no-7)

January 7, 2021

1 SC to study anti- Conversion laws of Uttarakhand and UP(Main page-Pg no-1)

2 'Using God's name to sell article is illegal'(Main Page-pg no-1)

3 The Challenge of Distributing opportunities better (Editorial-Pg no-6)

4 Boosting India with Maritime domain awareness (Editorial-Pg no-6)

5 The Pursuit of Assange (Editorial-Pg no-6)

6 Building by Accord (Editorial-Pg no-6)

7 The importance of social interactions (Opinion-Pg no-7)

8 The Quagmire that is Brexit (Opinion-Pg no-7)

9 When art comes to the audience (Opinion-Pg no-7)

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Grand Renaissance Dam

Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt have recently agreed to resume negotiations to resolve their decade-long complex dispute over the Grand Renaissance Dam hydropower project in the Horn of Africa.

Horn of Africa is the easternmost extension of African land and includes the region that is home to the countries of Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia, whose cultures have been linked throughout their long history.

The Grand Renaissance Dam is being constructed by Ethiopia on the river Nile.

The Nile, Africa’s longest river, has been at the center of a decade-long complex dispute involving several countries that are dependent on the river’s waters.

Grand Renaissance Dam:

This 145-meter-tall (475-foot-tall) hydropower project, started by Ethiopia is the cause of conflict.

Given the dam’s location on the Blue Nile tributary, it would allow Ethiopia to gain control of the flow of the river’s waters.

At the forefront of this dispute are Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan.

January 8, 2021

1 Trump's DemocKracy (Main Page-pg no-1)

2 GDP to contract 7.7% in current fiscal , advance estimates show (Main Page-pg no-1)

3 The attack on America (Editorial-Pg no-6)

4 Covid lessons in Humanity (Editorial-Pg no-6)

5 A smaller Decline (Editorial-Pg no-6)

6 Business of Diversity (Editorial-Pg no-6)

7 January 6 (Editorial-Pg no-6)

8 Misunderstanding the MSP (Ideas Page-pg no-7)

9 A House for new India (Ideas Page-pg no-7)

10 How Horizontal, vertical quotas work:What SC said(Explained-Pg no-8)

11 New Investments in Science (Explained-Pg no-8)

12 How Saudi and Qatar restored ties , ending a three year Middle East Crisis (Explained-Pg no-8)

13 'India Inc using credit flow to meet liabilities , investments not priority' (Economy-Pg no-9)

AILET 2021-Revised Notification