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🚨 August 7, 2022 : 5G Sunday🚨
1. Taiwan-China issue
Two great keywords here, also relevant for essays and GS2 polity/democracy and GS1 World History
Pelosi’s trip agenda on paper human rights, trade & security
democracy v/s autocracy
2. Rajasthan’s Nadis
- traditional rainwater harvesting system
- Ramrawas Kalan model (apt for case studies for GS4 & essay. Also in irrigation for GS3)
- two examples: Deoli and Chan nadi
- found in orans ie sacred groves of local deities
3. 5G auction
Telecom is price sensitive, capital-intensive & competitive market
Use in
- GS3: Infrastructure (telecommunication)
Reading recommendations
1. Read 5G article in TH. Gold mine for Prelims.
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🚨 August 6, 2022 : less that is more🚨
1. Taiwan-China issue
In context of Chinese ambitions:
China today is a revisionist power looking to challenge regional order
Use in
1. GS2: int’l affairs
Reading recommendations
1. Online dispute resolution article in TH. Take a rough idea on need of the ODR and note the examples in place. See its relation with ONDC
2. Revise Panchamrit and CA around it in IE’s Simply Put page
3. Happyman Jacob’s article in TH can be read but with caution. Towards the end, in my opinion, he has taken a binary view of trade options drawing parallels b/w India and China. Such arguments weaken your answers!
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🚨 August 5, 2022 : one man with courage is a majority // environment🚨
1. On withdrawal of PDP Bill
In context of Puttaswamy judgement:
reaffirmed the fundamental right to privacy for autonomy, dignity & liberty of every citizen
Use in
1. GS2: legislations/govt bills
2. GS3: digital Economy,
2. On democracy
Bulwarks of Democracy:
participation, representation, diversity, transparency, accountability
Vocabulary
- Tabula Rasa
A belief that people are born without mental content and whatever they acquire is via experiences on earth. (Read this in context of legislations. No legislation is perfect and can be amended as new experiences come forward)
Reading recommendations
1. Parameswaran Iyer’s article in IE on LiFE. The imp notes for UPSC from this article are in the image above.
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🚨 August 4, 2022 : less keywords, more thought provoking discussion🚨
1. On revadi debate, NK Singh (15th FC chair’s comments)
- Unbridled populism
- Support to education and farms are meritorious subsidies and have larger externalities. Free electricity, on the contrary, is environmentally unfriendly and distorts cropping pattern
Read the above comment in relation to what I shared yesterday about Dipa Sinha’s article. Not all subsidies are bad, it’s unbridled populism that’s worrisome.
See what I said y’day is reaffirmed by NK Singh sir today. Try to develop this understanding and don’t follow any article blindly. 😁🤭💪🏻
Use in
1. GS3: Economy
2. Essay
Reading recommendations
1. Uday Balakrishnan’s article in TH on demography dividend with special focus on 4 pillars that’ll support Indian growth in next decade
2. Read “How Mirabai Chanu, 49 kg, could lift 113 kg” in IE today.
Fine emphasis on technique, years of practice and leveraging your natural advantages to your benefit.
An article that’s poetic! 😁
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🚨 August 3, 2022 : interesting phrases today🚨
1. On inflation
Inflation is taxation without legislation
Use in
1. GS3: Economy
2. Essay
2. English as a language
English is a link language, scale tool and software vehicle
use
- GS1: Society
- GS2: govt schemes
- GS3: economic rise/Indian economy
Reading recommendations
1. Jairam Ramesh’s article in TH on Antarctica
2. Translating India in Indian express
3. Dipa Sinha’s counter in context of ‘revadi’ culture/freebies
- Importantly read headings u/ Food grain distribution, PDS Coverage and MGNREGA.
- can skip in perspective for a faulty logic. Incentives to wealth creators put more money in market while subsidies annual recurring bills. Avoid such faulty logics in your thoughts & answers
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🚨 August 2, 2022 : less but impactful keywords today🚨
1. DGP Dilbagh Singh comments on militancy
faceless militancy
- in context of 16-17 year old teenagers w/o past record ‘used’ by terrorists to spread militancy
Use in
1. GS1: Internal Security
- use it as a challenge
- use it in way forward on how to deal with this challenge
2. H’nble Culture Minister Sh G Kishan Reddy’s article on Har Ghar Tiranga
Jan Bhagidari
This is a great article. Will strongly recommend everyone to read it not just for keywords but to learn flow of essays.
use
- GS1: Society
- GS2: govt schemes
- GS3: economic rise/Indian economy
- GS4: governance issues
prelims facts
1. GST components most to least component:
IGST>SGST>CGST>cess
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🚨 August 1, 2022 : rich sources today🚨
1. CJI’s speech at NLU Raipur
social engineers & beacon of social justice
- asking new graduates to follow the above used words
Use in
1. Essays and Ethics
2. Dynamic use in PESTLE or any other framework while answering GS2/3.
2. Sanjay Raut’s ED Case
Floor Space Index
Read about this concept
use
GS1: Urbanization
3. reply on jobs data in parliament
structural transformation
use in
- GS3: Indian economy
4. Supply chain future in backdrop of Ukraine-Russia war:
friend-shoring of supply chains
meaning
Supply chains only in countries sharing core principles & values from human rights to digital privacy.
use in
- GS2: International Relations
- GS3: Liberalisation (trade aspects) & Infrastructure (telecom)
prelims facts & reading recommendations
1. Read Bringing Eurasia Closer in TH for Int’l North South Corridor details. Also relevant for Mains GS2: multilateral groupings determinant to Indian interests
2. Ashok Gulati’s article on RBI & tomatoes 🍅 in IE
- Read to understand how food inflation can be out of control of RBI
- no notes needed, read to develop understanding
3. Wheat waiver debate at WTO in TH by Prabhas Ranjan
- no notes needed, read to develop understanding
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