English Vocabulary from January 1 to 31, 2017 (PDF) free download from here
Dear aspirants, Here, We are providing January 1-31, 2017 THE Hindu vocabulary. Everyone knows the value of vocabulary in the compe...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 31, 2017- Topic 2
Simply the best In times to come, 2017 will be remembered by tennis fans as the year the Australian Open went retro. For, it featured t...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 31, 2017- Topic 1
The enemy within Not ideological affinity, but prospects of power and pelf determine the making and unmaking of political alliances. ...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 30, 2017- Topic 2
As bigotry becomes policy American President Donald Trump implemented his campaign promise of “extreme vetting” on Friday when he announ...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 30, 2017- Topic 1
Keeping safety on the rails The preliminary finding of the Commission of Railway Safety that the derailment of the Indore-Rajendranagar ...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 28, 2017- Topic 2
Getting ties with UAE on track Even though the interpreter was missing at their joint appearance in Delhi’s Hyderabad House, there wa...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 28, 2017- Topic 1
Mayawati’s risky calculus After the shock of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections when it got no seats in Uttar Pradesh, the Bahujan Samaj Pa...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 27, 2017- Topic 2
Setback to climate action plans That Donald Trump’s scepticism about climate change will adversely impact policies to address global ...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 27, 2017- Topic 1
Banking on good faith The arrests by the Central Bureau of Investigation of former IDBI officials are worth noting for timing, intent...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 26, 2017- Topic 2
Towards clarity on Brexit The condition the U.K.’s highest court has stipulated for London to trigger Article 50 of the European Uni...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 26, 2017- Topic 1
Donations and disclosures If you want to know how political parties raise funds in the country, you will only get a part of the answe...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 25, 2017- Topic 2
Budgeting for the elections The suspense over the timing of the Union Budget for 2017-18 finally ended on Monday with the Election Com...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 25, 2017- Topic 1
The end of a protest Everybody loves a good protest — an orderly, self-limiting protest at iconic landmarks organised with state sanc...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 24, 2017- Topic 2
Globalisation’s new spokesman President Xi Jinping’s message to the World Economic Forum in Davos was timely and perhaps visionary...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 24, 2017- Topic 1
An alliance of its time In the end, the Congress party got itself a better seat-sharing deal from the Samajwadi Party that it cou...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 23, 2017- Topic 2
America’s era of anger Despite the belligerence and rhetoric of his campaign, some had hoped that Donald Trump, in his inaugural address...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 23, 2017- Topic 1
In fruitless pursuit of permanence The Tamil Nadu government may have had few political options but to go in for an ordinance to fa...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 21, 2017- Topic 2
A deserved commutation Ch elsea Manning, the American whistle-blower slapped with a 35-year sentence for leaking classified State Depar...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 21, 2017- Topic 1
Living in a hotter world The world has turned the page on 2016 with the worrying revelation that it was the warmest year on the instr...
THE HINDU Editorial Vocabulary-January 20, 2017- Topic 2
Rebooting disinvestment To gain some perspective on the Centre’s decision to divest 25% of its stake in five public sector general ...
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