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Conscious (adj) = Aware of and responding to one's surroundings (सचेत)

Deliberation (noun) = Long and careful consideration or discussion (विचार-विमिश)

Plenary (adj) = Unqualified; absolute, unconditional (पररपूर्श)Scrutiny (noun) = Critical observation or examination, inspection (जांच)Massacre (noun) = An indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of many

people (नरसहंार)Perpetuate (verb) = Make (something) continue indefinitely

(यादगार बनाना)Purported (adj) = Appearing or stated to be true, though not

necessarily so; alleged (कथित)Commemorate (verb)= Recall and show respect for (someone or something)

(मनाना)Behest (noun) = A person's orders or command (आज्ञा)




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Outlandish (adj) = Looking or sounding bizarre or unfamiliar (विदेिी)Authenticity (noun) = The quality of being authentic, integrity (सत्यता)Assassination (noun) = The action of killing someone (हत्या)Remand (verb) = Place (a defendant) on bail or in custody, especially

when a trial is adjourned, a committal to custody(जेल िापसी)

Vehemently (adv) = In a forceful, passionate, or intense manner; with great feeling (जोरदार)

Helm (verb) = Manage (an organization)Dissent (noun) = The holding or expression of opinions at variance

with those commonly or officially held, disagreement (मतभेद)

Tenable (adj) = Able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection (लायक़)




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Ramifications (noun) = A complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event (असर)

Ploy (noun) = A cunning plan or action designed to turn a situation to one's own advantage (चाल)

Kowtow (verb) = Act in an excessively subservient manner (प्रर्ाम)Brazenly (adv) = In a bold and shameless way (बेिमी)Despotism (noun) = The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel

and oppressive way (तानािाही)Stellar (adj) = Exceptional or wonderful (प्रशसद्ध)Deviant (adj) = Departing from usual or accepted standards




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Title: Black and grey(India must be conscious of the geopolitics behind Pakistan’s relativesuccess at the FATF)

Context:The deliberations, in Beijing, of the Asia-Pacific joint group of theglobal watchdog on terror financing and money laundering, theFinancial Action Task Force (FATF), gave Pakistan some encouragingnews: that it had progressed in its efforts to avoid a blacklisting.




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➢ A final decision will be taken at a plenary meeting of the body, expected inParis next month: in keeping Pakistan on the current “grey list”,downgrading it to a “black list”, or letting it off altogether for the moment.The 39-member body had determined that Pakistan was to be placed onthe grey list in 2018, and presented it a 27-point list of actions.

➢ These included freezing the funds of UN Security Council entities such as26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed and the LeT, the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)and other Taliban-affiliated groups.

➢ While Pakistan’s progress will come as a disappointment to India➢ There are a few points to consider. First, the grey listing is not new.

Pakistan was placed on it in 2012, and was removed in 2015 after itpassed a National Action Plan to deal with terrorism following the 2014Peshawar School massacre. It was also placed under severe restrictions inthe years 2008-2012, after the Mumbai attack.




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➢ Second, this last grey list period has already seen some Indian demandsmet, including the chargesheeting of Hafiz Saeed for terror financing, andthe addition of JeM chief Masood Azhar to the UNSC 1267 list.

➢ Officials have suggested that Pakistan’s role in ensuring Taliban talks arebrought to a successful conclusion soon may have weighed with the U.S.and its allies in the grouping

Final Words➢ India’s recent troubles on the international stage, including the UNSC

where China has been allowed to raise the Kashmir issue twice in fivemonths, after nearly five decades, may also be a reason its objections atthe Beijing discussions were not considered as carefully as in the past.




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Q. “India must be conscious of the geopolitics behind Pakistan’srelative success at the FATF”, give your opinion?

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Title: Dubious decision (NIA’s takeover of Bhima Koregaon probe is a ploy to perpetuate ‘urban Naxal’ narrative)

Context:The Home Ministry’s abrupt decision to transfer the investigation into theBhima Koregaon cases in Maharashtra to the National InvestigationAgency (NIA) is an unwarranted interference in the police powers of theState.




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➢ It is clearly aimed at preventing the new regime in Maharashtra fromreviewing the controversial probe done under the BJP-led governmentthrough a Special Investigation Team of its own.

➢ What began as a case relating to alleged provocative speeches duringthe ‘Elgar Parishad’, an event held on December 31, 2017, tocommemorate a military victory of Dalits against the Peshwa army 200years earlier, followed by some incidents of violence, was thentransformed into a sinister plot to overthrow the government, allegedlyat the behest of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).

➢ The police conducted raids across the country and named some activistsand lawyers in the FIR. Even though there was an outlandish claimbased on a letter of doubtful authenticity that there was anassassination plot against the Prime Minister, this allegation did notfind place in the FIR, or remand applications.




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➢ The Union government cannot now turn around and claim that it is a fitcase for an NIA probe. A provision in the NIA Act does allow the Centreto give a suo motu direction to the NIA to take over any investigation, ifoffences listed in a schedule to the Act are committed.

➢ But what is legally questionable now is not the Centre’s power, butwhether such a decision is tenable at this stage, long after it becamecommon knowledge that an offence under UAPA had taken place andits ramifications known.

Final Words➢ The inevitable conclusion is that the Centre’s intervention is a ploy to

continue the political narrative that the lawyers and activistssympathetic towards the cause of tribal people in conflict-hit areas are‘urban Naxals’ or Maoists.




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