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1 लक ष य क तन भ बड़ ह, स हस स छ ट ह त ह ध य न रह, म कजल क तन भ द र ह, र स त हम श प र न च ह ह त ह

2 Lecture 1- Quote 2- Editorials 3- Current Affair Q 4- Subjective Q 5- Vocabulary 6- Maps Practice 7- Capital & Currency 8-News Analysis 9-Revision

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8 Tax trauma(आघ त) Glitches(ख ममय ) in the GST regime are increasing the anxiety among Indian businesses India s biggest tax overhaul since Independence Over 80 days after its introduction, the GST Network, its online backbone, is struggling to keep pace with the millions of invoices and returns being led electronically by businesses across the country. The government has extended the deadline for ling GST returns for July, the first month of the GST era, twice. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has reiterated an appeal to taxpayers to not wait till the last day, to avoid burdening the GSTN. It is clear that the network had not been fully tested for chinks before July. Gave an assurance last Saturday that 80% of the problems would be fixed by the end of October.

9 Continue For a country that takes pride in its IT edge, this is a strange impasse(गमतर ध). Critically, for an economy that is slowing down for multiple reasons, Even more troublesome is the implication of these implementation ->85 lakh taxpayers now registered for GST. Time for festive season orders from around the world. Several revisions in deadlines, tax and cess rates, rules, clarifications and tweaks later, the GST regime is turning out to be neither simple nor friendly for taxpayers.

10 From ocean to ozone, the limits of our planet Population of vertebrate(हड ड व ल )-> Species on Earth in the wild-> Saw a dramatic fall of about 30% between 1970 and 2006, with the worst effects -> freshwater ecosystems. Destruction of species habitats by pollutants and land-use change In fact, the ecological footprint of humanity the natural habitats, such as water and land, transformed or destroyed as a result of human activity far exceeds biological capacity of the earth.

11 Continue Often regarded as a safe operating space for humanity, these planetary boundaries include loss of biodiversity, land-use change, changes to nitrogen and phosphorus cycles, ocean acidification, atmospheric aerosols loading, ozone depletion, chemical production, freshwater use and, of course, climate change. When ecological thresholds points are crossed, significant large-scale changes may occur 1)-Breakdown of glaciers in Greenland and the Antarctica, 2)-The dieback of rainforests in the Amazon, or 3)-Failure of the Indian monsoons Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions increase ocean acidification-> Increase warming from climate change. In thinking about these planetary limits then, researchers and policymakers should reflect on multiple systems and the linkages among them, and whether step-by step or transformative changes must be considered to keep the planet safe for the future.

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14 News Analysis Page-1- Strident Pakistan presses for UN envoy on Kashmir Addressing the General Assembly, Abbasi accuses India of rights violations Pakistan on Thursday blamed India and Afghanistan for the volatile security situation in the region, while denying charges that it is harbouring terrorists who target both the countries. Also sought the appointment of a special UN envoy on Kashmir, and accused India of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir Page-9- India plans to train Afghan police officers After training Afghan National Army officers and soldiers for four years, India is now planning to train Afghan police officers here as well

15 Continue Page-1,5- Nirbhaya scheme in disarray(उध ड -ब न): apex court A 10-year-old rape survivor from Chandigarh who recently gave birth, has not received the 9 lakh due to her from the Central Victim Compensation Fund under the Nirbhaya scheme. On Friday, the Supreme Court found that the Chandigarh case was only the tip of the utter confusion and unhappy state of affairs Compensation to sexual assault victims under the Nirbhaya scheme, started in 2013 following the brutal gang-rape and death of a 23-year-old student in Delhi.

16 Continue Page-9- Hasina floats five-point peace plan- 72nd UN General Assembly (UNGA) in New York Takes centre stage at the UN with her call for action on Rohingya crisis Five-point proposal says: 1)-Myanmar must stop the violence and the practice of ethnic cleansing in the Rakhine State unconditionally, immediately and forever; 2)-UN Secretary General should immediately send a fact-finding mission to Myanmar; 3)-All civilians, irrespective of religion and ethnicity, must be protected in Myanmar; 4)-For this, safe zones could be created inside Myanmar under UN supervision; 5)-Sustainable return of all forcibly displaced Rohingyas in Bangladesh to their homes in Myanmar must be ensured; Recommendations of the Kofi Annan Commission Report must be implemented immediately, unconditionally and entirely.

17 Continue Page-9- Bangladesh seeks help from India, China India, China and Southeast Asian countries should help implement Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina s five-point Rohingya solution proposals, said a Bangladesh High Commission source on Friday. We are satisfied with the Indian position and hope that China and ASEAN countries will also take more active roles in implementing the proposals of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said an official from the Bangladesh High Commission Operation- Insaniyat - Humanitarian assistance

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19 Continue Page-10- Trump, Kim ratchet up the rhetoric U.S. President brands Kim Jong-un a madman after North Korean leader calls him mentally deranged

20 Continue Page-16- Fly me to the moon: lunar settlement possible by 2030 Project driven by European Space Agency envisages families accompanying crew To those who mock such projects as science fiction, Bernard Foing, Ambassador of the European Space Agency-driven Moon Village The goal is not only reasonable(उम त) but feasible(स भव) too Growth of the railways, when villages grew around train stations, followed by businesses. By 2030, there could be an initial lunar settlement of six to 10 pioneers scientists, technicians and engineers Which could grow to 100 by 2040

21 Last Day- Q s- Ans Western Ghats-> 6 states (i) Gujrat, (ii) Maharastra, (iii) Goa, (iv) Karnataka, (v) Kerala, (vi) Tamilnadu Periyar -> Disputed 'River' between "Kerala & Tamilnadu." A famous dam, called "Idukki Dam" is built on this river. South Asian Association For Regional Cooperation (SAARC) meeting planned to be held in -> Islamabad, Pakistan on November, 2016-> But it was cancelled. National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India constituted-> Statutory Body status by the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 HQ ->New Delhi Aim -> Rights relating to life, liberty, equality and dignity of the Individual guaranteed

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