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09 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES
access_time 2025-07-09T01:12:08.579Z face Sachin Jangir
09 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES R2R NEWSPAPER NOTES 1. Stop the Slaughter Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: The article highlights the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, with the displacement of 2.3 million people to Rafah, and the killing of approximately 20,000 Palestinians, including women and children. All...
08 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES
access_time 2025-07-08T01:43:37.157Z face Sachin Jangir
08 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES R2R NEWSPAPER NOTES 1. The Free Fall of Moral Leadership Decline of Democratic Leadership: The article highlights a global crisis in democratic leadership, marked by a decline in moral authority and a shift towards majoritarianism and unchecked power. Justice Above Raw Power:...
07 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES
access_time 2025-07-07T02:49:32.914Z face Sachin Jangir
07 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES R2R NEWSPAPER NOTES 1. India's Diplomacy Is Measured, Not Muted Recent Geopolitical Events & India's Response: Iran-Israel conflict: India expressed concern, urged de-escalation, and called for restraint. It facilitated the return of 21,000 Indian citizens from conflict zones...
06 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES
access_time 2025-07-06T03:29:00.955Z face Sachin Jangir
06 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES R2R NEWSPAPER NOTES NEWS IN SHORTS The nuclear policeman Rafael Grossi, IAEA Director General, addresses concerns about Iran's nuclear program, particularly regarding undisclosed nuclear material and facilities. Grossi emphasizes the need for transparency and cooperation from...
05 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES
access_time 2025-07-05T02:15:23.315Z face Sachin Jangir
05 JULY NEWSPAPER NOTES R2R NEWSPAPER NOTES 1. Two Democracies and the Echoes of Tyranny Critique of Indian Democracy (Luttig's View): Judge J. Michael Luttig, a US jurist, describes India as a country that "calls itself the world's largest democracy but whose actions today make it the world's large...