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4 Follow on FB- VeeR Talyan Delhi Edition of The Hindu Government has meanwhile proposed to hike the salaries and pensions of the judges, with the High Court and Supreme Court Judges (Salaries and Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2017.

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6 The tribal issue Given that the BJP won only 21 seats against the 28 seats won by the Congress in the 60 member Assembly in the 2017 elections. Special effort to maintain a stable coalition government 1)-21 BJP, 2)-4 Nagaland People s Front, 3)-4 National People s Party and 4)-One Lok Janshakti Party MLAs. A proposed memorial to a Meitei king could send the wrong signal in Manipur Ibobi Singh, whose government passed three controversi al bills in August 2015 the Protection of Manipur People Bill, the Manipur Land Revenue and Land Reforms (Seventh Amendment) Bill, and the Manipur Shops and Establishments (Second Amendment) Bill which upset the tribals and led to violent protests Manipur

7 Testing times Central government has been working hard address India s twin balance sheet problem, but it hasn t had much to show in the form of results. Financial Stability Report released by the RBI, for one, suggests that India is still far away from solving the troubles ailing its banks and large business corporations. According to the report released last week, gross non performing assets (NPAs) in the banking system as a whole rose to 10.2% at the end of Sep, from 9.6% at the end of March. Report released by CARE Ratings, puts India fifth among significant economies with the most NPAs. RBI expects NPAs continue to rise to as high as 11.1% of total outstanding loans by Sep2018 Private bank NPAs increased by almost 41%, as compared to 17% in the case of public sector banks at the end of September Hope as credit growth has begun to turn corner and shown faster growth on a year on year Reforms undertaken until now -New Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code National Company Law Tribunal Recapitalisation of public sector banks Structural reforms alone offer a viable long term solution to the bad loans mess

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10 Growing forests Scientific national plan to expand good green cover is absolutely essential Disclosure in Parliament that the Centre is not ready with the rules to implement the Compensatory Afforestation Fund Act, 2016 Demonstrates(दर श तश ह ) that the government s of environmental objectives, 1)-Including major commitments under the Paris Agreement on climate change 2)-The Sustainable Development Goals, remains woefully(ब र तरह) weak. The task is to make an assessment of suitable lands, preferably contiguous with protected areas that can be turned over for management to a joint apparatus consisting of forest department staff and scientific experts The evidence on compensatory afforestation in a big project such as the Sardar Sarovar Dam, for instance, is not encouraging Sustainably managed forests is a key component of the commitment made under the Paris Agreement already a Green India Mission, which is distinct from the framework envisaged for compensatory a fforestation.

11 Continue What the Centre needs do is to enable independent audit of all connected programmes, in ord er to sensibly deploy the financial resources now available. It must be emphasised, however, that replacing a natural forest with a plantation does not really serve the cause of nature, wildlife It is worth pointing out that the method used to calculate the net present value of forests. Some of the momentum for compensatory a fforestation has come from judicial directives,but now that there is a new law in place, it should be given a foundation of rules that rest on scientifi c credibility.

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16 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-1- Bill to criminalise triple talaq passed in Lok Sabha Government refuses Congress s plea for review by House panel

17 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-6- WHO to classify gaming disorder as mental health condition About 7% of population studied had depressive symptoms With more and more youngsters getting hooked to video games, both online and off-line, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is set to classify gaming disorder as a mental health condition next year. WHO has included gaming disorder in its list of mental health conditions Including behavioural changes and sleep disturbances

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19 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis Page-6- India leads in global milk production everal schemes initiated to double dairy farmers income: Agriculture Minister Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said during the past three years, India has outpaced the global milk production with an annual growth rate of 5.53% compared with the 2.09% achieved globally. working on a National Action Plan Vision 2022, where along with enhancing the outreach of dairy cooperatives to additional villages and milk producers

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23 Prelims Focus Facts-News Analysis 68 Yemenis killed in 2 Saudi-led air raids Bitcoin too small in India to be regulated Sector is too small to be regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or Finance Minister Bali s beaches disappearing under mounds of garbage

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