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19th July 2021
1. 31 killed as rain triggers mayhem in Mumbai:Informative reading
2. Leaving the past behind : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : International relations
3. Midday meals leave a long-lasting impact: study : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Issues relating to development and management of Social Sector/Services relating to education-Issues related in learning outcomes
4. A ‘tolerant’ India can be majoritarian:Informative reading
5. Sensitive and precise : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Right against Exploitation (Articles 23-24)
6. Pegasus spyware used to ‘snoop’ on journalists : (GS-3)
UPSC Syllabus : Science and technology
7. FATF review of India put-off again: Informative reading
8. Time to build a valuable economy : (GS-3)
UPSC Syllabus : Indian economy
9. Lokpal yet to get director of inquiry : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Statutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies.
10. HAL plans medium lift chopper: Informative reading
11. 326 sedition cases were filed during 201419: (Note down this piece of information)
12. Congress allegations misleading: Ravi Shankar Prasad: Informative reading
13. SC mulls limit to role as policy watchdog : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Statutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies.
14. Floods hit southern Germany as European toll rises to 184 : (CSAT-1)
UPSC Syllabus : Current events of international importance
15. China denies politics behind UNESCO move on Barrier Reef : (CSAT-1)
UPSC Syllabus : Current events of international importance
16. What Beijing wants to tell the rest of the world:Informative reading
17. Hold the red line : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : International relations
18. What the new Ministry of Cooperation needs to achieve : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Important aspects of governance
19. What are zero-click attacks and how do you get the better of them? : GS-3)
UPSC Syllabus : Science and technology
20. The challenge of skilling India : (GS-2)
UPSC Syllabus : Issues relating to development and management of Social Sector/Services relating to Human Resources
21. Could balloons power uncensored Internet in Cuba: Informative reading
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