8th November 2017-The Hindu- News Paper Analysis

24 Nov 2017-The Hindu Editorial -Vocabulary

1. DETRACT <DEE /T/ RA /K /T >= कम करना [ VERB ] Meaning à Diminish the worth or value of (a quality or achievement). Syn à Take away from ,Reduce ,lessen ,minimize , ,belittle Example à "These little fights in no way detract from her achievement" Antonyms à Attract 2 LITERARY < LEE / T / R /REE >= साहित्यिक [ Adjective ] Meaning à Concerning the writing, study, or content of literature, especially of the kind valued for quality of form. Syn à ...

THE HINDU Editorial -Vocabulary- NOVEMBER 8 , 2017

Corporate earnings show a mild recovery, but valuations remain a major concern India Inc.’s earnings performance for the second quarter of the financial year has turned out to be largely in line with street expectations . Both revenue and profits , when compared to the results reported for the first quarter ending June , have shown signs of improvement that suggest a slow but steady pick-up in demand in the wider economy. This is comforting news for many who feared that the twin shocks of demonetization and the hasty implementation of the GST would have significant medium to long-term effects on the economy. The quick rebound in the earnings of corporate India, however, should not come as too much of a surprise. Both demonetization and the introduction of the GST, while definitely disruptive, are transitory in terms of their economic impact. It is also worth noting that most analysts had revised their earnings estimates downwards in the wake of the rapid policy changes. Su...

22 Nov 2017-The Hindu Editorial -Vocabulary

22 Nov 2017-The Hindu Editorial -Vocabulary But only sound political vision will help Rahul Gandhi in the face-off with Narendra Modi From the time he entered politics, and won Amethi in 2004 , Rahul Gandhi knew the leadership of the Congress was his for the asking. The only question was when his mother, Sonia Gandhi, would be ready to step down. The inevitable succession from mother to son is related to the very nature of the Congress. Unfortunately for the party, no one but a member of the Nehru-Gandhi family can hold its potentially fractious elements together. So, in the absence of some totally unexpected twist, the December election process announced will see Mr. Gandhi as Congress president. This will formalise his de facto position as the leader of India’s largest opposition party, which is struggling to stitch together a national-level alternative to the resurgent BJP, under the Amit Shah-Narendra M...

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