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Hindu Notes-SEPT 2 2017 [UPSC DAILY CAPSULE]

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS To clear the path ahead {Social issue} News: For the first time in Indian history talaq-e-bid’awas specifically debated and set aside by the Supreme Court. Beyond News: In the 2002Shamim Aracase a two-judge bench of the Apex Court had delegitimised this medieval practice only when it was not properly pronounced and preceded by attempts at reconciliation. But the latest ruling completely and unconditionally invalidates talaq-e-bid’aand renders it bad in law . The Koranic procedure of talaq is the only way by which a Muslim husband will be able to divorce his wife from now on. Implications of verdict: The biggest goal attainment for Muslim women is the realisation that talaq-e-bid’a in any of his manifestations will not dissolve the marriage. There…

Sep12017 by albindiaNo Comments

CURRENT AFFAIRS-SEPT 1 2017 [UPSC DAILY CAPSULE]

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS India thanks Switzerland for support in global fora{IR} News: India thanked Switzerland for its support in global multilateral organisations. Sought greater cooperation to ensure bilateral financial transparency and thanked the Swiss government for its support to India’s membership bid for the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR). Beyond these, Note down following:- Important achievements Swift recognition of Indian independence, Treaty of friendshsip, Diplomatic supports, Trade & economic co-operation being 3rd largest from asia & largest trading partner, Switzerland’s investments like 11th largest investor & associated job creation..etc Future scope tourism, Automatic exchange of financial accounts information, Co-operation in Climate change, Development in railway system..etc [sociallocker id="2087"] [/sociallocker] GDP growth boards slow train at 5.7%{Indian Economy} News: India’s GDP grew at 5.7% between April…

Aug312017 by albindiaNo Comments

CURRENT AFFAIRS-AUG 31 2017 [UPSC DAILY CAPSULE]

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS Mumbai’s flood {Disaster Management} News: The return of the deluge to Mumbai and the paralysis suffered by the city bring up the question of why Indian cities are unable to improve their resilience to extreme weather events. Beyond News: All this brings back memories of the disaster of 2005 caused by over 99 cm of rainfall in a 24-hour period leaving hundreds dead. Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology in Mumbai have, for instance, provided pathways for nearly 450 sq. km of the city to better prepare for monsoonal floods, using the worst-case scenario of a dozen years ago as the baseline. There should naturally be an inquiry into whether the reforms proposed over time, ranging from clearing of drainage channels…

Aug302017 by albindiaNo Comments

CURRENT AFFAIRS-UPSC DAILY CAPSULE-AUG 30 2017

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS ‘Criminalising marital rape may become a tool to harass husbands’ Marital rape cannot be made a criminal offence as it could become a phenomenon which may destabilise the institution of marriage and an easy tool for harassing the husbands. The Centre, in an affidavit filed in response to pleas seeking criminalising marital rape, said the Supreme Court and various High Courts have already observed the growing misuse of Section 498A (harassment caused to a married woman by her husband and in-laws) of IPC. The reply, filed before a Bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C. Hari Shankar, also sought to include State governments in the matter to know their opinion to avoid any complication at a later stage. The…

Aug292017 by albindiaNo Comments

CURRENT AFFAIRS-UPSC DAILY CAPSULE-AUG 29 2017

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS Agreeing to disagree{International Relations} News: One hopes the decision on Doklam, which comes a week before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to go to China, will guide the bilateral spirit beyond the September 3-5 BRICS summit to be held in Xiamen. Chinese stand: Statements from China during the stand-off indicate that it no longer recognises the gains made in the Special Representative talks in 2012. Nor does it regard the India-Bhutan-China tri-junction near Batang-La to have been settled. India's Stand: India has made it clear that it does not consider the Sikkim boundary settled either, and both sides will have to walk swiftly to come back to some semblance of an accord on such basic issues before they can move further.…

Aug282017 by albindiaNo Comments

CURRENT AFFAIRS-UPSC DAILY CAPSULE-AUG 28 2017

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CLICK HERE TO SEE DATE WISE CURRENT AFFAIRS From plate to plough: Tall tales for farmers{Agriculture} Source: Indian Express. News: In his Independence Day speech, the prime minister referred to farmers 12 times. He talked about several achievements in agriculture — providing soil health cards to nine crore farmers and the enhanced crop insurance scheme. Beyond News: He also mentioned that 99 projects under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayi Yojana will be completed by 2019, FDI in food processing will be encouraged, supply of inputs to farmers will be ensured and they will be assisted in marketing their produce. The PM concluded by saying, “Together we will build such an India where the farmers can sleep without worry. In 2022, they will earn double of what they earn today”. Initially,…