Friday, January 31, 2014

Important News (30-01-2014)


The Hindu

National:

  1. A protest before PM pays
  2. Kiran challenges Centre on T-Bill
  3. Delhi Govt. decides to form SIT to look into 1984 riots
  4. Giving the AAP a fair chance
  5. Centre to file review plea on death penalty commutations
  6. Congress list of nominees for Upper House causes a stir
  7. Now, a Rs. 70-crore UPA ad blitz in flashback mode
  8. Furore over guidelines on privileges to MPs at airports
  9. India’s illiterate population largest in the world, says UNESCO report

Current Affairs MCQ

International:

  1. Master of the interim deal
  2. Russia-West tussle continues, as Ukraine grapples with crisis
  3. Snowden nominated for Nobel
  4. Tunisia’s new government headed by Jomaa sworn in
  5. Nawaz forms panel for talks with Taliban
  6. Bangladesh parliament begins session

India & The World:

  1. Indian hackers deface Pakistani websites
  2. India, Sri Lanka discuss fishermen, resettlement

Business News:

  1. Uniform tax rate for foreign portfolio investors
  2. Rate hike not in light of global contagion: Rajan
  3. Google is best company to work for: Fortune

S&T, Environment, Defence :

  1. Delhi lags behind Beijing in pollution control: CSE
  2. When caring less may actually help
  3. ‘Talwar ran over fishing boat during exercise’
  4. Antioxidant supplements can worsen lung cancer
  5. Now, reversing adult cells to stem cells becomes easy
  6. ‘Water-jet’ printer invented
  7. The Solar System’s dynamic start
  8. The megatons to megawatts programme

Sports:

  1. White fires in Australia’s victory
  2. Indian women win title
  3. Pooja Ghatkar on target again
  4. Sehwag and Yuvraj in highest base price bracket

Others:

  1. No spare land for relocation of Millennium Bus Depot: DDA tells High Court
  2. Lok Pal selection panel to meet next week
  3. Call for relook into change in UPSC pattern
  4. Green film festival kicks off today at IGNCA lawns
  5. Ajoy Misra to head Tata Global

Editorials & Articles:

  1. The agony of awaiting death
  2. A surprise from the RBI
  3. New scourge in Assam

Monday, April 1, 2013

26-03-2013

27-03-2013

Monday, January 28, 2013

26-01-2013



The Hindu

National:

  1. Padma Vibhushan for Yash Pal, Roddam
  2. The great number fetish
  3. NAC to discuss report on market integration of small, marginal farmers
  4. Pranab asks nation to reset moral compass
  5. Padma Awards for Jaspal Bhatti, Gayatri Spivak, Sridevi
  6. Real Estate Bill may not be hard on builders after all

International:

India & The World:

  1. ‘No’ to 2 Pak. diplomats to attend Jaipur lit fest
  2. India still hopeful of getting Rana extradited, says Khurshid


Sports:

  1. McGrath at the MRF Pace Foundation
  2. Dharamshala set to be latest ODI host

Others:

  1. Material dictates
  2. Melinda effusive on India’s conquest of polio

Editorials & Articles:

  1. India’s benign constitutional revolution
  2. A manifesto for change
  3. Recycle grey water

27-01-2013



The Hindu

National:

  1. Day of culture wars for the republic
  2. Storm over Ashis Nandy’s remarks at LitFest
  3. ‘The government has to choose between politics and the Constitution’
  4. Military might, cultural diversity showcased
  5. AIDS... and the unanswered questions
  6. Injectable vaccine may hold the key
  7. Differential treatment in fixing pension unfair, rules SC

International:

  1. An Assange coup again as WikiLeaks founder gets hold of film script on him
  2. Football violence verdict sparks riot in Egypt

India & The World:

  1. Why Headley will be freed before he’s 80
  2. A Harvard vigil for Indo-Pak. peace

Business News:

  1. SBI to open second branch in China

S&T, Environment, Defence:

  1. Farmers of the forests

Sports:

  1. Test series with Oz will impact future: Dravid
  2. Saurashtra skittled out cheaply
  3. Smith’s century steers SA to win
  4. Sri Lanka coasts to five-wicket win over Australia
  5. Djokovic, Murray to renew an old rivalry
  6. Azarenka defends her crown beating a hobbled Li

Others:

  1. Mining matters
  2. Vishwaroopam should not have been banned: writers
  3. ‘Bangladeshi literature under extremist threat’
  4. Jeet Thayil wins DSC Prize for South Asian Literature