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3 THE HINDU editorial Analysis in Hindi today EDITORIAL The Hindu Editorial Decode in Hindi DATE:17 NOVEMBER 2018 SATURDAY UPSC IAS EXAMS YOUTUBE CHANNEL BY KARDAM RAVAL GENERAL STUDIES EXPERT WE BELIEVE IN DELIVERING EXCELLENCE

4 Today s Roadmap AAJ KA MANTRA VOCABULARY FUN FACT (AAJ KA GYAN) ANALYSIS A CRIPPLING SHORTAGE: ON VACANCIES IN COURTS EMERGENCY NO LONGER POSSIBLE: ARUN JAITLEY QUESTION ANSWER

5 AAJ KA MANTRA

6 VOCABULARY 1. ILLUSTRIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (प र सद ध) famous 2. YEARNING (NOUN): (इच छ ) desire 3. INCUR (VERB): (अपन उपर ल न /उठ न ) bring upon oneself 4. GUSHING (ADJECTIVE): (फ ह र छ ड़त ह ई) flowing 5. BERATE (VERB): (फटक रन ) admonish 6. DEARTH (NOUN): (कम ) scarcity 7. EXTENSIVELY (ADVERB): (द र तक) widely 8. COINCIDE (VERB): (सहमत ह न ) go along with 9. PSEUDONYM (NOUN): (उपन म) false name 10. VANITY (NOUN): (घम ड) egotism

7 FUN FACT AAJ KA GYAN PART 1 On November 12, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) signed MoU with the Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Ltd (ISPRL) to explore the possibility of storing ADNOC crude oil at Padur Underground Facility in Udupi district of Karnataka, which has a 2.5 million tonne (~17 million barrels) capacity. So far, ADNOC is the only foreign oil & gas company to invest by way of crude oil in India s strategic petroleum reserves program. ISPRL is an Indian government-owned company mandated to store crude oil for emergency needs and its headquarters is located at Noida. ISPRL has already built 5.33 million tonnes of underground storage capacity at three locations Visakhapatnam (1.33 million tonnes), Mangalore (1.5 million tonnes) and Padur (2.5 million tonnes), that can meet around 9.5 days of the country s oil needs as per consumption data of last financial year. PART 2 On November 14, the 38th India International Trade Fair (IITF) has started at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi with theme Rural Enterprises in India. The 14-day annual event will continue till 27th of this month. Afghanistan is the Partner Country, while Nepal will be the Focus Country. Jharkhand is participating as a Partner State in the event. Around 800 participants from States and Government Departments, domestic and International companies are taking part to showcase their product. For the general public, the trade fair will open from 18th to 27th of November. During a public holiday, the price of the ticket will be Rs.120 for adult and Rs. 60 for the child. While during working days, the ticket charges will be Rs. 60 for adult and 40 rupees for the child.

9 A crippling shortage: on vacancies in courts The burgeoning docket burden that weighs down the judiciary is not because of its lumbering judicial processes alone, as it is often made out. The chronic shortage of judges and severe understaffing of the courts they preside over are significant reasons. More than a decade after the Supreme Court laid down guidelines in 2007 for making appointments in the lower judiciary within a set time frame, a similar issue is back before the highest court. The immediate context is the existence of more than 5,000 vacancies in the subordinate courts. A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has pulled up State governments and the administration of various High Courts for the delay in filling these vacancies. Answers provided in the Rajya Sabha reveal that as on March 31, 2018, nearly a quarter of the total number of posts in the subordinate courts remained vacant.

10 CONTINUE The court has put the actual figure at 5,133 out 22,036 sanctioned posts. The State-wise figures are quite alarming, with Uttar Pradesh having a vacancy percentage of and Bihar Among the smaller States, Meghalaya has a vacancy level of 59.79%. The reasons are not difficult to guess: utter tardiness in the process of calling for applications, holding recruitment examinations and declaring the results, and, more significantly, finding the funds to pay and accommodate the newly appointed judges and magistrates. Besides, Public Service Commissions should recruit the staff to assist these judges, while State governments build courts or identify space for them. According to the Constitution, district judges are appointed by the Governor in consultation with the High Court. Other subordinate judicial officers are appointed as per rules framed by the Governor in consultation with the High Court and the State Public Service Commission. In effect, the High Courts have a significant role to play.

11 CONCLUSION A smooth and time-bound process of making appointments would, therefore, require close coordination between the High Courts and the State Public Service Commissions. A study released last year by the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy revealed that the recruitment cycle in most States far exceeded the time limit prescribed by the Supreme Court. This time limit is 153 days for a two-tier recruitment process and 273 days for a threetier process. Most States took longer to appoint junior civil judges as well as district judges by direct recruitment. This situation demands a massive infusion of both manpower and resources. Subordinate courts perform the most critical judicial functions that affect the life of the common man: conducting trials, settling civil disputes, and implementing the bare bones of the law. Any failure to allocate the required human and financial resources may lead to the crippling of judicial work in the subordinate courts. It will also amount to letting down poor litigants and undertrials, who stand to suffer the most due to judicial delay.

13 Emergency no longer possible: Arun Jaitley Technology has ensured that a 1975-kind of Emergency that put fetters on free speech and media is no longer possible, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on the occasion of National Press Day. If Emergency was ever to be reimposed, it would collapse for the simple reason that one of the strengths of the Emergency was press censorship and technology does not permit a press censorship today, he said. N. Ram, Chairman, THG Publishing Private Limited, The Hindu Group s publishing company, was awarded the Raja Ram Mohan Roy Award by Mr. Jaitley for his lifetime contribution to journalism. Speaking on the occasion, Press Council of India chairman Justice C.K. Prasad batted for revisiting the law to give more teeth to the council, the print media watchdog.

14 CONCLUSION On digital media, Justice Prasad said it was a chaotic landscape evolving at a furious pace that throws up severe ethical challenges. The values of tradition media of accuracy, pre-publication verification, balance and impartiality are seldom seen in this form of media, he said The other awardees include Ruby Sarkar, chief correspondent, Deshbandhunewspaper from Bhopal; and Rajesh Parshuram Joshte of Daily Pudhari, Ratnagiri, won the award in the category of Rural Journalism. V.S. Rajesh, Deputy Editor, Kerala Kaumudi, was selected for Developmental Reporting. Subash Paul of Rashtriya Sahara was conferred Photo Journalism - single news picture award, and Photo Journalism - Photo Feature award went to Mihir Singh of Punjab Kesari. P. Narasimha of Nava Telangana won the award for Best Newspaper Art.

15 QUESTION ANSWER Which of the following countries has become the world s first nation to ban reef-killing toxic sunscreen? [A] Nauru [B] Papua [C] New Guinea [D] Vanuatu Who CORRECT ANSWER BY MANJAY KUMAR AAJ KA PRASN JO DIYALEGA AAPKO MAUKA YAHA AAPKA NAAM DARJ KARWANEKA AUR AAPKO MILLEGA HUMARE COURSE KE LIYE COUPON CODE The 17th ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) Council Meeting was held in which country? [A] Indonesia [B] New Zealand [C] Singapore [D] Malaysia

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