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06 DEC 2019
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नह ीं लिखा किस्मत में िुछ, तो गम

नह ीं िरता।
है क्या िुछ ऐसा जो मेहनत से नह ीं
लमिता ?
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Iteration (noun) = The repetition of a process or utterance
Incarcerate (verb) = Imprison or confine (कैद िरना)
Abscond (verb) = Leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to escape
from custody or avoid arrest (फ़रार होना)
Hinder (verb) = Make it difficult for (someone) to do something or
for (something) to happen (बाधा)
Concede (verb) = Admit or agree that something is true after first
denying or resisting it (स्वीिार िरना)
Disconcerting (adj) = Causing one to feel unsettled (च तीं ाजनि)
Deprecate (verb) = Express disapproval of
Allegation (noun) = A claim or assertion that someone has done
something illegal or wrong, typically one made
without proof (आरोप)
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Expedite (verb) = Make (an action or process) happen sooner or be
accomplished more quickly (जल्द िरना)
Vitiate (verb) = Spoil or impair the quality or efficiency of
(भ्रष्ट िरना)
Paramount (adj) = More important than anything else; supreme
(ऊीं े दजे िा)
Percolate (verb) = (of a liquid or gas) filter gradually through a
porous surface or substance (प्रसाररत हो जाना)
Blunt (verb) = Make or become less sharp
Ruffle (verb) = Disorder or disarrange
Sanguine (adj) = Optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently
bad or difficult situation (आशावाद )
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Title: Bail basics
(The order in Chidambaram case restates fundamental principles on
granting bail)
Context:
The Supreme Court has restated the basic principles of granting bail while
ordering the conditional release of former Union Minister P. Chidambaram
in the INX Media ‘money-laundering’ case. That these principles required
fresh iteration indicates a problem in the way courts have been handling
certain applications for bail in recent times.
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➢ It was quite astonishing that the former Minister was incarcerated for
over 100 days, even after being subjected to prolonged custodial
interrogation. As rightly pointed out by the three-judge Bench, bail
remains the norm and its refusal the exception.
➢ The denial of bail is directly related to the possibility that a remand
prisoner who has been released may not appear before the court to face
trial. As securing the presence of a suspect is the primary ground for
keeping a person in judicial custody prior to trial, there is no reason to
jail someone who is unlikely to abscond.
➢ The apex court has conceded that sometimes the gravity of the offence
may be an additional consideration, but underscored that it cannot be
used to deny bail based on allegations yet to be tested in a trial.
➢ A disconcerting trend in the superior judiciary has emerged in recent
times, wherein material provided in ‘sealed covers’ has been relied upon
for adjudication, despite the content not being available to all parties.
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➢ The Supreme Court has now formally disapproved of courts using
purported material contained in sealed cover to record one-sided
findings.
➢ The allegations contained in the confidential material are indeed grave,
but the onus remains on the prosecution to prove them. What the
Supreme Court was concerned about was whether such untested
material could be used as a ground to deny bail.
Final Words
➢ The legal system is already in place for expedited trial against political
leaders through special courts. There is no necessity to vitiate the
process through dramatic arrests and prolonged pre-trial imprisonment.
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Quiz Game
Q.1
When International Volunteer Day is observed?
a. 2 December
b. 3 December
c. 4 December
d. 5 December
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Quiz Game
Q.1
When International Volunteer Day is observed?
a. 2 December
b. 3 December
c. 4 December
d. 5 December
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Quiz Game
Q.2
Which Coast Guard ship built in India has been gifted to the Maldives by
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently?
a. Karanj
b. Kaamyaab
c. Rakshak
d. Deepan
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Quiz Game
Q.2
Which Coast Guard ship built in India has been gifted to the Maldives by
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently?
a. Karanj
b. Kaamyaab
c. Rakshak
d. Deepan
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Quiz Game
Q.3
Which country has recently tested a Swedish technique to overcome the
problem caused by the burning of paraali (crop residue)?
a. India
b. Nepal
c. China
d. Russia
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Quiz Game
Q.3
Which country has recently tested a Swedish technique to overcome the
problem caused by the burning of paraali (crop residue)?
a. India
b. Nepal
c. China
d. Russia
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Quiz Game
Q.4
Which day is World Soil Day celebrated?
a. 1 December
b. 3 December
c. 5 December
d. 4 December
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Quiz Game
Q.4
Which day is World Soil Day celebrated?
a. 1 December
b. 3 December
c. 5 December
d. 4 December
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Quiz Game
Q.5
Which state government launched the 'Madhu App' for school students?
a. Haryana
b. Odisha
c. Maharashtra
d. Telangana
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Quiz Game
Q.5
Which state government launched the 'Madhu App' for school students?
a. Haryana
b. Odisha
c. Maharashtra
d. Telangana
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Title: A strategic pause
(In holding the interest rate, the RBI is waiting to see what is in the
coming budget)
Context:
After a breathless run of five consecutive rate cuts, beginning February,
the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) decided to pause and catch its breath in
the December policy announced on Thursday. And rightly so too.
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➢ Though growth concerns are still paramount, a lot has changed
between the earlier policies and now — inflation is rearing its head
up again and the government’s approach to the fiscal deficit glide
path is still unclear even as the macro numbers indicate a
considerable slippage in the target of 3.3% for this fiscal.
➢ The RBI runs the risk of blunting the repo rate weapon if it continues
to cut rates without the cuts being transmitted down the line. The
Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has taken care to point out that
“there is monetary policy space for future action” and that the
accommodative stance will continue. This should smoothen the
ruffled feathers of the market which was expecting a 25 basis point
cut.
➢ In that sense, the RBI has surprised the market after a long time, but
also clearly indicated that facilitating growth is still at the top of its
agenda.
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➢ A cut now followed by a big slippage on the fiscal deficit would have
complicated matters for the MPC. Acknowledging the dismal growth
in the second quarter, the MPC has revised the growth projections
for fiscal 2019-20 sharply downwards to 5% from the 6.1% it had
projected in the October policy.
➢ On inflation, the central bank has projected a significant rise in the
second half of this fiscal but it is sanguine that the spike is
temporary driven largely by rising prices of food items due to
unseasonal rains that destroyed standing kharif crops.
Final Words
➢ All things considered, this seems to be a strategic pause by the MPC
to watch how inflation moves and what the government does in the
budget. The rate cut cycle still has some steam left.
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Descriptive Question
Q. “In holding the interest rate, the RBI is waiting to see what is in the
coming budget, do you think it will be helpful in anyway?”
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