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2 Lecture 1- Quote 2- Editorials 3- Vocabulary 4- Subjective Q 5- Current Affair Q 6- News Analysis 7- Capital & Currency 8- Prelims Focus Facts 9- Revision(Base Knowledge) 10- Maps Practice-(Q- )

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5 Vietnam government spent 3.8% of its GDP on health compared to India s 1.4%, 5.7% on education compared to India s 3.8%. 78% of the population has access to basic sanitation compared to 44% 46% are covered by safety net programmes compared to 11% 12% of the population is below the poverty 60% in India. Infant mortality rate invietnam is 17 per 1,000 live births (India s is 35). A female life expectancy of 85 years (India s is 70 years); A maternal mortality ratio of 54 (India s is 174); Parliament occupied by women (27% compared to India s 12%); Domestic violence in the last year (9% compared to India s 24%);

6 Curbing the khaps Crimes committed in the name- Caste, clan or family Social prejudices, feudal structures and patriarchal attitu des are behind what are referred to as honour killings In the latest judgment, a three judge Bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra has located the problem as one that violates liberty and dignity of individuals, Requires preventive, remedial and punitive measures High Courts of Punjab and Haryana and Madras have laid down guidelines to the police on creating speci al cells and 24 hour helplines to provide assistance and protection to young couples. Empowered the police to prohibit such gatherings Supreme Court guidelines are welcome but we need a strong law on honour crimes Curb killings in the name of honour

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9 Sending the wrong signal Govt must file a review petition of Supreme Court order in SC/ST Act case 180 million Dalits. A crime is committed against a Dalit every 15 minutes. Six Dalit women are raped every day. Over the last 10 years ( ), there has been a 66% growth in crime against Dalits. Figures represent only a tip of the iceberg since most Dalits do not register cases for fear of retaliation by higher castes National Crime Records Bureau on which Supreme Court based its recent judgment that sought to protect public servants and private citizens from arbitrary arrests under the Scheduled Castes and ScheduledTribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989,

10 Continue In any case, as for the case in hand, Section 22 of the SC/ST Act already protects public servants from prosecution if they acted in good faith. But now even a First Information Report is not to be registered without preliminary inquiry. Moreover, even after the registration of FIR, the accused cannot be arrested without written approval of the appointing authority. No FIR can be registered against anybody without permission of the senior superintendent of police. Judgment will have a chilling effect on the already underreported crimes against Dalits. The government must go for a review

11 On the electric highway Charging infrastructure for vehicles must be scaled up There is no target for a shift to electric vehicles by year 2030, the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises clarified on March 8. Incentivising purchase of electric vehicles through the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME) programme, since April 1, 2015, Mahindra and Mahindra, Mahindra Reva Electric, Maruti Suzuki, Toyota Kirloskar andtata Motors are participating in the demand incentive scheme.

12 Continue A 2017 report issued jointly by NITI Aayog and the Rocky Mountain Institute in the U.S. projects that, for an oil price benchmark of $52 a barrel, shared, electric, and connected mobility options would help the country save $60 billion ( 3 9 lakh crore) in 2030, besides eliminating cumulative emissions of 1 gigatonne of carbon dioxide. Major challenge in scaling up electric mobility is availability of charging infrastructure across the country

13 A solar gear shift Indian government is switching gears on solar energy. Renewable energy as a champion sector under the Make in India 2.0 programme. India currently meets almost 90% of its annual requirement of solar panels through imports (mainly China), impeding the growth of a nascent(नवज त) domestic solar manufacturing sector Increasingly focussed on domestic manufacturing, both in the form of capital subsidies and considerations of trade regulation. Do they comply with the global trade regime? And will they keep our renewable energy (RE) ambitions on track? These questions warrant examination through four lenses. First, implementing trade remedies that have anti competition implications has become commonplace, with clean energy becoming its newest victim

14 Continue Two large solar energy markets, India and the United States, imposition of safeguards duty on solar panels. Trade remedies are attractive because they Create tangible short term benefits such as job creation, Reduction in trade deficit, and Higher local tax collection. Such a move would also result in higher tariffs and make solar power less attractive Second, - Ensuring compliance (अन प लन) It is vital that India remains compliant with the global trade regime Other countries opposed as it discriminated against foreign solar cell suppliers. A draft policy (2017) aimed at promoting domestic solar manufacturing evoke similar opposition at thewto

15 Continue Third, India s solar sector is currently caught in inter ministerial cross fire. The severity of the issue is evident in the power given to both the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) to implement trade remedies safeguard duties and anti dumping duties Further, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has been grappling with issues posed by the MoF regarding the re classification of solar panels as electrical motors (the current classification is photosensitive semiconductor devices), imposing additional duties and cesses on importers Coordinate moves among the MoF, the MoCI, Ministry of Power, and the Central and State Electricity Regulatory Commissions. Fourth, developers and manufacturers need to voice their needs clearly and respond to policy implications- Case for unified voice

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19 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1-After leaks, CBSE to hold fresh exams for two papers Dates for Class 12 and 10 exams to be announced on board s website this week

20 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1-Smith,Warner banned for a year, won t play in IPL too A statement from Cricket Australia (CA) Bancroft handed a nine-month ban by Cricket Australia

21 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1-Govt. invites bids to divest 76% AI stake To sell 76% of its stake in national carrier Air India, which owns 100% shareholding

22 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1-If a temple flag can win you an election-karnataka politicians

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24 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-10-Opposition unites to support farmers Bills Drafted in partnership with 193 farmers organisations, they demand farm loan waivers and legal backing to enforce MSP

25 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Kim, Xi Jinping break ice at Beijing summit Trump positive about meet Facebook revamps privacy settings Russia will retaliate at the appropriate time

26 Last Day- Q s- Answers Black Sea Minister of HRD- Prakash Javadekar Secularism- 42nd amendment act of 1976

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