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What Current Geographical Issues Should You Focus on for UPSC?

The UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a highly competitive exam that demands a deep understanding of various subjects, including Geography.  For UPSC aspirants in Indore looking to excel in this crucial subject, staying updated on current geographical issues is important. This blog, written with the guidance of UPSC coaching experts in Indore, will explore the most relevant contemporary geographical concerns you should focus on for your UPSC course preparation.

Why Current Geographical Issues Matter in UPSC

Geography is a dynamic subject with constant changes shaping landscapes, demographics, and geopolitical realities. Focusing on current geographical issues in your UPSC course preparation offers several advantages:

Enhanced Relevance: The UPSC course syllabus emphasizes the contemporary application of geographical knowledge. Understanding current issues demonstrates your ability to analyze and interpret real-world scenarios, impressing examiners.

Stronger Answer Building: By incorporating recent geographical trends and events into your answers, you can showcase in-depth knowledge and provide a well-rounded perspective.

Essay Paper Advantage: Current geographical issues often form the foundation of compelling essay topics. Demonstrating your grasp of these issues can elevate the quality of your essays.

Top Current Geographical Issues for UPSC

Here's a breakdown of some of the most crucial current geographical issues you should prioritize in your UPSC course preparation, along with insights from UPSC coaching institutes in Indore, with specific examples from 2024:

Climate Change and its Impact: Climate change is arguably the most pressing geographical issue of our time.  Focus on understanding its effects on weather patterns like the unprecedented heat waves that swept across India in April 2024, rising sea levels threatening coastal communities, glacial retreat in the Himalayas impacting water resources, and its impact on agriculture, food security, and migration patterns. A UPSC course in Indore can equip you with the latest data and trends in this critical area.

Water Scarcity and Management:  Water scarcity is a growing concern due to population growth, climate change, and unsustainable water use practices. UPSC coaching in Indore can guide you on comprehending water management strategies, transboundary water disputes like the ongoing water-sharing disagreements between India and Pakistan, and initiatives like rainwater harvesting and water conservation being implemented by various states in 2024.

Disaster Management: Natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, and cyclones are a recurring threat.  Understanding disaster preparedness, mitigation strategies, and effective response mechanisms is crucial. The best UPSC coaching institutes in Indore can provide insights into recent disaster management practices and policies, such as the learnings from the devastating floods that affected Assam and Bihar in June 2024.

Urbanization and its Challenges: Rapid urbanization presents both opportunities and challenges.  Focus on understanding urban sprawl in cities like Bengaluru and Mumbai, challenges related to slums and inadequate infrastructure, government initiatives for sustainable city planning like the Smart Cities Mission, and their impact on the surrounding environment. Look to UPSC coaching institutes in Indore for guidance on analyzing recent government initiatives and global trends in urbanization.

Geopolitical Issues with a Geographical Context: Geographical factors significantly influence international relations. UPSC coaching in Indore can help you delve into issues like maritime disputes in the South China Sea, border conflicts like the ongoing tensions between India and China at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), resource scarcity and its impact on regional stability, and their geopolitical implications.

Mastering the Geographical Landscape with a UPSC Course in Indore

Given the importance of current geographical issues, enrolling in a reputed UPSC coaching institute in Indore can significantly benefit your UPSC course preparation. These institutes offer:

Experienced Faculty: Expert faculty with a strong understanding of current geographical trends can guide you in effectively incorporating them into your UPSC course preparation.

Comprehensive Study Material: UPSC coaching institutes in Indore provide updated study materials that cover the latest geographical developments, including recent events from 2024.

Test Series and Answer Writing Practice: Regular UPSC test series and answer writing practice sessions, incorporating current geographical issues like those mentioned above, help you refine your exam-taking strategies and improve answer quality.

Conclusion

The UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) demands a well-rounded understanding of various subjects, and Geography plays a significant role. For UPSC aspirants in Indore aiming to excel in this crucial area, staying updated on current geographical issues is essential. This blog, crafted with insights from UPSC coaching experts in Indore, has explored the most relevant contemporary geographical concerns you should prioritize for your UPSC course preparation.

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India-China Peace Process : गलवान घाटी के दर्द पर मरहम लगाने में जुटे भारत-चीन, बैठकों और बातचीत का सिलसिला जारी Edited By Naveen Kumar Pandey | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 10 Jul 2020, 07:22:00 PM IST भारत-चीन के बीच शांति बहाली के प्रयासों में तेजी।

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डोभाल ने चीनी विदेश मंत्री को गलवान पर क्या कहा, विदेश मंत्रालय ने बताया Edited By Naveen Kumar Pandey | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 09 Jul 2020, 07:10:00 PM IST विदेश मंत्रालय के प्रवक्ता अनुराग श्रीवास्तव।

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चीन बॉर्डर पर तनाव के बीच तेजस्वी यादव का सवाल- 'क्या बात है जो भारत के रिश्ते हर पड़ोसी से बिगड़ रहे'

चीन बॉर्डर पर तनाव के बीच तेजस्वी यादव का सवाल- ‘क्या बात है जो भारत के रिश्ते हर पड़ोसी से बिगड़ रहे’

पूर्वी लद्दाख में सोमवार रात गलवान घाटी में चीनी सैनिकों के साथ हिंसक झड़प (India China border conflict latest update) में भारतीय सेना के एक कर्नल सहित 20 सैनिक शहीद हो गए। इस घटना पर आरजेडी नेता तेजस्वी यादव (Tejashwi Yadav on China dispute) ने कहा है कि क्या बात है कि जब से ये सरकार आई है तब से ना केवल पाकिस्तान, बल्कि चीन, बांग्लादेश, नेपाल, मॉरिशस जैसे देशों के साथ भी भारत के रिश्ते बिगड़ रहे…

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मां कर रही थी बहू लाने की तैयारी, तभी मां के पास आया फोन कॉल- 'आपके बेटे वीरगति को प्राप्त हुए हैं'

मां कर रही थी बहू लाने की तैयारी, तभी मां के पास आया फोन कॉल- ‘आपके बेटे वीरगति को प्राप्त हुए हैं’

पूर्वी लद्दाख में सोमवार रात गलवान घाटी में झड़प में शहीद हुए 20 जवानों की सूची (India China border conflict latest update) में झारखंड के एक और सपूत का नाम सामने आया है। पूर्व मुख्यमंत्री बाबूलाल मरांडी ने बताया कि गलवान घाटी में हुई झड़प में शहीद हुए 20 जवानों की सूची में झारखंड के संताल परगना के एक भाई का नाम शामिल है।

Edited By Abhishek Kumar | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 17 Jun 2020,…

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जनरल वीके सिंह ने कहा- चीनी सेना के टेंट में रहस्यमयी आग की वजह से हुई थी गलवान घाटी में भारत-चीन झड़प

जनरल वीके सिंह ने कहा- चीनी सेना के टेंट में रहस्यमयी आग की वजह से हुई थी गलवान घाटी में भारत-चीन झड़प

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सिंह के मुताबिक, भारतीय जवान चीन के सैनिकों को हटाने गए थे

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Jun 29, 2020, 11:27 AM IST

नई दिल्ली. केंद्रीय मंत्री जनरल (रिटायर) वीके सिंह ने गलवान घाटी में भारत और चीन के सैनिकों के बीच 15 जून को हुई हिंसक झड़प पर नया खुलासा किया। जनरल सिंह के मुताबिक, हिंसक झड़प की वजह चीनी सेना के एक टेंट में लगी आग थी।…

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Dueling versions of reality define 1st week of fall campaign (AP) On the campaign trail with President Donald Trump, the pandemic is largely over, the economy is roaring back, and murderous mobs are infiltrating America’s suburbs. With Democrat Joe Biden, the pandemic is raging, the economy isn’t lifting the working class, and systemic racism threatens Black lives across America. The first week of the fall sprint to Election Day crystallized dizzyingly different versions of reality as the Republican incumbent and his Democratic challenger trekked from Washington and Delaware to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania and back, each man on an urgent mission to sell his particular message to anxious voters. All the conflicting messages carry at least a sliver of truth, some much more than others, as the candidates fight to navigate one of the most turbulent election seasons in modern history.

Love or hate them, pandemic learning pods are here to stay (Washington Post) Some love them. Some hate them. But nobody working in education today can escape pandemic learning pods: the increasingly popular phenomenon in which families band together and hire a private tutor to offer in-person learning to a small group of children. Teachers throughout the nation are sketching out schedules and pondering whether they can squeeze in pod tutoring after virtual school. They are weighing health risks, deciding on ground rules—should all pod students wear masks?—and asking parents how much they will pay. (A lot, it turns out.) Sometimes, they are quitting their jobs to lead pods instead. That is what Kendra Newton is doing: The 24-year-old first-grade teacher resigned from her job with Orange County Public Schools in Florida after learning she would have to teach in-person this fall. She is moving across the country to Oregon, where she will lead a pod of eight students—for a higher salary than she earned in Florida. “It gave me a way to feel safe working,” Newton said. “I will have guaranteed money coming in and a stable idea of what my life will be like because there won’t be a school district changing its mind every two seconds. For my mental health, it’s just a better option.”

Americans see skepticism of news media as healthy, say public trust in the institution can improve (Pew Research Center) Many Americans remain skeptical toward the news media, questioning not only the quality of journalists’ work but the intentions behind it. For instance, no more than half of U.S. adults have confidence in journalists to act in the best interests of the public, and Americans are more likely than not to say that news organizations do not care about the people they report on. Yet three-quarters also are open to the possibility that Americans’ trust in the media could improve.

With office life dormant, white-collar Washington is adrift (Washington Post) Greg Crist is a D.C. lobbyist who used to wear suits, and go to lunch, and spend his days taking meetings on the Hill, or in his nicely appointed office at 701 Pennsylvania Ave. Now that his office is closed because of the pandemic, Crist is a man who commutes a few hundred feet from his Alexandria, Va., home to his silver Audi, where he spends much of the day taking calls in the only place where the important people on the other end of the line cannot hear his toddler son scream. Much of white-collar Washington has accepted the reality that it may be a long time before it returns to the office, or the office-adjacent customs of the city’s glad-handing classes: the power lunches, the networking receptions, the comped sports tickets and day trips to New York on the Acela. “Initially I thought, ‘Well, I’ll be back at work by Easter,’ ” says Crist, the chief advocacy officer and head of external affairs at AdvaMed, a medical technology trade association. Easter turned into June, which turned into Labor Day, which turned into a big question mark. The politicos and super-connecters are achy, stuck at home, stranded on the other side of the work-life divide. The lobbyists are without their lobbies. The conference denizens haven’t donned a lanyard in months. That infamous D.C. conversation-starter, “What do you do?,” has a new answer: I sit at home, stare at my screen, fend off my kids, try to keep it together. You?

Mexico states run out of death certificates (AP) The coronavirus pandemic has hit Mexico so hard that the governments of several states ran out of death certificates. Officials said Friday the federal forms started running out about 15 to 20 days ago in at least three states—Baja California, the State of Mexico and Mexico City. Authorities say a million new forms have been printed and are being distributed. The certificates are printed with special characteristics because falsification has been a problem in the past. Mexico has suffered the fourth-highest level of COVID-19 deaths in the world.

Washington firm ran fake Facebook accounts in Venezuela, Bolivia and Mexico, report finds (Washington Post) When Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself the nation’s legitimate president in January 2019, an Instagram account, @FrenteLibreVzla, posted a video declaring him a “new leader” who would bring freedom to the embattled nation, according to a research report published Friday. Those watching the video had no way of knowing the account was based not in Venezuela’s capital, Caracas, but downtown Washington, managed by a strategic communications firm with clients across Latin America. The firm, CLS Strategies, this week became the latest communications company to be chastised by Facebook for using fake accounts—including on Instagram, a Facebook subsidiary—to secretly manipulate politics in another country, in violation of Facebook’s prohibition on foreign interference. Facebook announced Tuesday it had closed 55 accounts, 42 pages and 36 Instagram accounts linked to CLS Strategies that targeted politics in Venezuela, Bolivia and Mexico. The effort spent $3.6 million in advertising across all three countries, a sum that Facebook executives said was notable for its size and reflective of what happens when actors with deep pockets mount a disinformation operation. The pages had amassed more than 500,000 followers. The operation by the public relations company is an example, the report says, of how Americans sow disinformation in foreign countries.

Coronavirus Crisis Shatters India’s Big Dreams (NYT) The hit that India’s dreams have taken from the coronavirus pandemic can be found in the hushed streets of Surat’s industrial zone. You can see it in textile mills that took generations to build but are now sputtering, eking out about a tenth of the fabric they used to make. You can see it in the lean faces of the families who used to sew the finishing touches on saris but, with so little business, are now cutting back on vegetables and milk. Not so long ago, India’s future looked entirely different. It boasted a sizzling economy that was lifting millions out of poverty, building modern megacities and amassing serious geopolitical firepower. It aimed to give its people a middle-class lifestyle, update its woefully vintage military and become a regional political and economic superpower that could someday rival China, Asia’s biggest success story. But the economic devastation in Surat and across the country is imperiling many of India’s aspirations. The Indian economy has shrunk faster than any other major nation’s. As many as 200 million people could slip back into poverty, according to some estimates. Many of its normally vibrant streets are empty, with people too frightened of the outbreak to venture far.

India and China agree to ease tension on border (Reuters) India and China said on Saturday they had agreed to work towards reducing tensions along their contested border, following a meeting of the defense ministers of the nuclear-armed Asian giants. Both sides deployed additional forces along the frontier running through the western Himalayas after a clash in June, during which 20 Indian soldiers were killed in hand-to-hand fighting. China has not released casualty figures for its troops. In the highest level face-to-face political contact between India and China since tensions first flared along the border in May, defense ministers Rajnath Singh of India and General Wei Fenghe of China met late on Friday on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting in Moscow. Both countries agreed that “neither side should take any further action that could either complicate the situation or escalate matters in the border areas,” India’s defense ministry said in a statement.

Super Typhoon Haishen aims for calamitous strike on Japan, S. Korea (Washington Post) Super Typhoon Haishen is roiling the unusually warm waters of the Western Pacific Ocean. The storm rapidly intensified on Thursday Eastern time, vaulting from Category 2 to super typhoon status with sustained winds of 150 mph or greater in about 24 hours. Super Typhoon Haishen is poised to strike the same areas as Typhoon Maysak, which hit South Korea early Thursday local time, to become the second typhoon to make landfall there and in southwestern Japan in just one week. The back-to-back typhoon strikes may worsen the damage, since infrastructure has been weakened by strong winds, heavy rains and storm-surge flooding, only to be hit again.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews clash with secular Israeli officials over coronavirus measures (Washington Post) Israel’s rapidly escalating coronavirus crisis is aggravating a religious divide in the Jewish state, with ultra-Orthodox leaders accusing mostly secular health officials of discrimination and fostering anti-Semitism by focusing on outbreaks in highly observant communities. As the government struggles to contain the outbreak, ultra-Orthodox Jewish rabbis, cabinet ministers and parliament members have resisted attempts to curtail activities in ultra-Orthodox areas, including many that have emerged as covid-19 hot spots. Facing particular ire has been Ronni Gamzu, the pugnacious former hospital administrator appointed last month as the government’s “corona czar.” Gamzu has clashed with religious leaders over his efforts to impose targeted lockdowns on neighborhoods with high infection rates, block a yearly pilgrimage to the grave of a revered Hasidic rabbi in Ukraine and compel virus testing for thousands of foreign students who have recently arrived to attend religious schools, or yeshivas. Gamzu said last week that 80 percent of the most recent coronavirus cases occurred in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods. The government expects to enact targeted restrictions Monday in 10 hot spot communities, many of them ultra-Orthodox. The tensions have riven Israel’s coronavirus cabinet, the government body that sets policy. On Friday, one day after Israel recorded 3,141 new cases—the largest single day per capita increase in any country since the pandemic began—cabinet discussions grew heated over proposed lockdowns during the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur later this month.

Sudan declares state of emergency over deadly floods (AP) Sudanese authorities declared their country a natural disaster area and imposed a three-month state of emergency across the country after rising floodwaters and heavy rainfall killed around 100 people and inundated over 100,000 houses since late July. Flooding caused by seasonal heavy rainfall, mostly in neighboring Ethiopia, led the Nile River to rise about 17.5 meters late in August, the highest level it has reached in about a century according to the Sudanese Irrigation Ministry.

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आपके पति के बलिदान को देश का नमन... शहीद की पत्‍नी को राहुल का पत्र

आपके पति के बलिदान को देश का नमन… शहीद की पत्‍नी को राहुल का पत्र

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लद्दाख की गलवान घाटी में चीनी सैनिकों के साथ हुई हिंसक झड़प में भारतीय सेना के 20 जवान शहीद हो गए। सीमा पर जवानों की शहादत से देश का हर शख्स दुख में है। ऐसे में कांग्रेस सांसद राहुल गांधी (Rahul Gandhi) ने बुधवार को तमिलनाडु (Tamil Nadu) के एक शहीद सैनिक की पत्नी को मार्मिक पत्र लिखा है।

Edited By Sujeet Upadhyay | पीटीआई | Updated: 17 Jun 2020, 07:03:00 PM IST

शहीद जवान थिरु के.…

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डोभाल ने चीनी विदेश मंत्री को गलवान पर क्या कहा, विदेश मंत्रालय ने बताया Edited By Naveen Kumar Pandey | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 09 Jul 2020, 07:10:00 PM IST विदेश मंत्रालय के प्रवक्ता अनुराग श्रीवास्तव।

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रक्षा मंत्री राजनाथ सिंह के बयान पर कांग्रेस हमलावर, राहुल ने पूछा- चीन का नाम क्यों नहीं लिया

रक्षा मंत्री राजनाथ सिंह के बयान पर कांग्रेस हमलावर, राहुल ने पूछा- चीन का नाम क्यों नहीं लिया

Edited By Naveen Kumar Pandey | नवभारतटाइम्स.कॉम | Updated: 17 Jun 2020, 06:50:00 PM IST

लद्दाख: चीन को मोदी का जवाब- उकसाया तो मिलेगा जवाब हाइलाइट्स

रक्षा मंत्री राजनाथ सिंह के ट्वीट पर कांग्रेस पार्टी हमलावर है

पार्टी के पूर्व अध्यक्ष राहुल गांधी और मुख्य प्रवक्ता रणदीप सिंह सुरजेवाला ने कई सवाल उठाए

राहुल ने पूछा कि राजनाथ ने ट्वीट में चीन का नाम क्यों नहीं लिया

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सीमा विवाद को लेकर भारत और चीन के बीच चल रहे तनाव में अब तक कोई खास कमी नहीं आई है। भारतीय एजेंसियां पूरी वास्तविक नियंत्रण रेखा (एलएसी) पर चीन की वायुसेना की गतिविधियों पर करीबी नजर बनाए हुए हैं। भारतीय बल किसी भी…

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अमेरिकी अफसर ने कहा- चीन के साथ भारत का विवाद होने पर हम मजबूती से खड़े रहेंगे, हमारी सेना ताकतवर है और ऐसी बनी रहेगी

अमेरिकी अफसर ने कहा- चीन के साथ भारत का विवाद होने पर हम मजबूती से खड़े रहेंगे, हमारी सेना ताकतवर है और ऐसी बनी रहेगी

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व्हाइट हाउस के चीफ ऑफ स्टाफ मार्क मीडोस ने कहा- कोई भी देश सबसे ताकतवर बनने की कोशिश करेगा तो हम बेकार नहीं बैठेंगे

मीडोस ने कहा- दक्षिण चीन सागर में वॉरशिप तैनात करने का हमारा मकसद दुनिया को यह दिखाना है कि हमारे पास अब भी दुनिया की बेहतरीन फोर्स है

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Jul 07, 2020, 01:21 PM IST

वॉशिंगटन. चीन के साथ विवाद में अमेरिका भारत के साथ रहेगा। व्हाइट हाउस के चीफ ऑफ स्टाफ मार्क मिडोस…

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F.B.I. is ordered to fix wiretap process (NYT) The bureau has until Jan. 10 to propose changes to national security surveillance targeting Americans, after a secretive federal court said on Tuesday that the F.B.I. had misled judges about the rationale for wiretapping a Trump campaign adviser. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court’s order followed the scathing report last week by the Justice Department’s independent inspector general about the surveillance of the aide, Carter Page, as part of the Russia investigation.

Skip the soda (JAMA Internal Medicine) A new research study just posted at JAMA Internal Medicine: “In this large multinational European study, higher level of consumption of total, sugar-sweetened, and artificially sweetened soft drinks was associated with increased risk of death from all causes. The positive association between soft drink consumption and mortality was evident for both men and women. Only artificially sweetened, and not sugar-sweetened, soft drinks were associated with deaths from circulatory diseases, whereas for digestive disease deaths, only sugar-sweetened soft drinks were associated with higher risk. The high level of consumption of sugar-sweetened and artificially sweetened soft drinks has previously been linked to elevated risks of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.”

A bad year for journalists (CJR) According to a Columbia Journalism Review tally, 3,385 journalists lost their jobs to layoffs this year, whether they worked at digital publications like BuzzFeed or traditional papers like the Times-Picayune, which laid off its entire staff when it sold in May. In a piece examining the human impact behind the numbers, Maya Kosoff writes that “the tale of 2019 is that nobody was spared.” Sarah Kelly, who served as editor for the Washington Post Express until its demise in September, has been laid off five times in six years. “The Express layoff destroyed my already strained ability to trust the ground beneath my feet,” she said. “I have no reason to trust anyone in management at even the most reputable outlets.”

Mexico Probes Embezzlement by Former Top Cop (AP) The head of Mexico’s financial crimes unit said Wednesday he is looking into evidence that the country’s former top security official embezzled as much as 2 billion pesos (equal to about $170 million at the time) in government funds.

Cuba Blasts US Over End of Medical Missions in Some Nations (AP) Cuba’s government accused the Trump administration on Wednesday of orchestrating the end of the island’s medical missions to several Latin American countries in order to cut one of the country’s main revenue sources.

Bolivian prosecutors issue arrest warrant for exiled former president Morales (Reuters) Bolivian prosecutors on Wednesday issued an arrest warrant for exiled former president Evo Morales over allegations of sedition and terrorism related to accusations from the interim government that he has been stirring unrest since resigning.

Giant auto merger (NYT) Fiat Chrysler and PSA of France, which makes Peugeot and Citroën vehicles, said today that they had reached a deal to create the world’s fourth-largest automaker, overtaking General Motors.

Russia doesn’t appear to be looking out for its leader’s personal cybersecurity (Foreign Policy) Official photos released this week appear to show President Vladimir Putin using the Windows XP operating system on computers in his office--despite the fact that Microsoft hasn’t released security updates for the software since 2014. (Windows XP was released in 2001.)

Protests of Indian law grow despite efforts to contain them (AP) From campuses along India’s Himalayan northern border to its southern Malabar Coast, a student-led protest movement against a new law that grants citizenship on the basis of religion spread nationwide on Wednesday despite efforts by the government to contain it. The law provides a path to citizenship for Hindus, Buddhists, Christians and other religious minorities who are in India illegally but can demonstrate religious persecution in Muslim-majority Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan. It does not apply to Muslims. Critics say it’s the latest effort by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist-led government to marginalize India’s 200 million Muslims, and a violation of the country’s secular constitution.

Philippine Court Finds Massacre Masterminds Guilty of 57 Murders (Reuters) A Philippine court found top members of a political clan guilty on Thursday of masterminding a 2009 massacre of 57 people, among them 32 journalists, in the country’s worst single instance of election violence.

China’s naval ambitions (Foreign Policy) China’s second aircraft carrier, the Shandong, was officially commissioned on Tuesday, a sign of the country’s growing naval ambitions. While the first carrier, the Liaoning, is a refurbished Soviet ship used mainly for training, the Shandong was built entirely in China. Two more are reportedly in the works. Now, the trickiest hurdle for the Chinese navy is its total lack of wartime experience: China’s last conflict with another state was in 1979.

China University Revises Charter Boosting Communist Control (AP) Controversy has erupted after a leading Chinese university revised its charter to remove a reference to “free thinking” and adding a new stress on adhering to the leadership of the ruling Communist Party, Marxism and socialist theories of education.

Australian State Declares Emergency as Wildfires Approach Sydney (Reuters) Australia’s most populous state declared its second emergency in as many months on Thursday as extreme heat and strong winds stoked more than 100 bushfires, including three major blazes on Sydney’s doorstep.

MS Japan experiments with four-day workweek (Washington Post, Microsoft Blog) Microsoft launched a four-day workweek experiment earlier this year in one of the most unlikely places: Japan. But in a country known for its culture of extreme overwork, the shorter week provided a big boost in productivity, the company’s business unit said in a post on its website. The test run, which took place in August and gave employees five consecutive Fridays off, boosted sales per employee by 40 percent, compared with the same month a year earlier, according to the post. The number of pages printed in the office fell by 59 percent, electricity consumption dropped 23 percent, and 94 percent of employees were satisfied with the program.

U.S. details plan for diplomatic drawdown in Iraq (Foreign Policy) The U.S. State Department has sent Congress its detailed outline for a plan to dramatically reduce the number of diplomats in Iraq. The U.S. Mission in Iraq will reduce its staff by nearly 30 percent by May 2020. Those leaving include not only employees of the State Department, but also staff from the Defense Department and the U.S. Agency for International Development. The cuts come amid political upheaval in Iraq, which is facing mass anti-government protests and fending off increased Iranian influence.

UN: Israel Has Advanced 22,000 Housing Units in West Bank (AP) The U.N. Mideast envoy said Wednesday that Israel advanced or approved plans for over 22,000 housing units in West Bank settlements and east Jerusalem in the three years since the Security Council adopted a resolution condemning settlements in lands the Palestinians want for their future state.

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गलवान घाटी में शहीद हुए बंगाल के दो जवान, ममता ने किया परिवार को मुआवजा और सरकारी नौकरी देने का ऐलान

गलवान घाटी में शहीद हुए बंगाल के दो जवान, ममता ने किया परिवार को मुआवजा और सरकारी नौकरी देने का ऐलान

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पश्चिम बंगाल की मुख्यमंत्री ममता बनर्जी (Mamata Banerjee) ने गलवान घाटी में चीनी सेना के साथ झड़प (India China Border Conflict) में शहीद हुए राज्य के दो जवानों के परिवारों को पांच-पांच लाख रुपए मुआवजा और परिवार के एक सदस्य को सरकारी नौकरी देने का ऐलान किया है।

Edited By Sujeet Upadhyay | भाषा | Updated: 17 Jun 2020, 07:52:00 PM IST

कोलकाता पश्चिम बंगाल की मुख्यमंत्री ममता बनर्जी (Mam…

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India China military pullback : पूर्वी लद्दाख में भारत-चीन की सेना देखेगी कि सैनिक पीछे हटे कि नहीं Edited By Naveen Kumar Pandey | पीटीआई | Updated: 08 Jul 2020, 07:34:00 PM IST सांकेतिक तस्वीर।