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One of the best tools to build up sound vocab and improve understanding, Editorial Reading is the elixir for students in general.

Editorials of the week Part 1 (in Hindi)

Editorials are crucial for better understanding of language

Editorials of the week Part 2 (in Hindi)

Vocab building and creating awareness through editorials

Editorials of the week Part 3 (in Hindi)

Editorial Explanation for bettering grasp of the language

Editorials of the week Part 4 (in Hindi)

Editorial Explanation for improving language understanding

Editorials of the week Part 5 (in Hindi)

A very crucial editorial from the Hindu detailing the attempts at reforming higher education in India and superseding the existing University Grants Commission with HECI has been been presented to the aspirants of all competitions. The editorial tries to bring students face to face with the problems facing the government in reforming the sector and the lack of political will on parts of the governments and political parties.

The Hindu Editorial Explanation

The editorial of the day from the Hindu explained in a lucid and clear manner tells you about the burgeoning menace of mob lynching in our country and the lackluster efforts made on part of the government to stop it from spreading.

Passing the buck, the Hindu Editorial of the Day

A very crucial editorial from the Hindu detailing the recently increased MSPs and how deficient it is to benefit all farmers of the nation has been explained here line by line in Hindi. It presents the pros and cons of the hike and also suggests way to mitigate the rural distress, especially of farmers.

A political ploy, The Hindu Editorial

A very crucial editorial from the Hindu detailing the official beginning of Trade war between the US and China and its inevitable consequences for both the countries and the whole world in general has been explained here line by line using both the languages, Hindi and English.

No one wins: On the US - China trade war

This Hindu Editorial explained line by line provides you insight into the act of cow vigilantism being tacitly and sometimes openly supported by the central government and its leaders

No, Minister: On Jayant Sinha's decision to felicitate convicts, (The Hindu Editorial)

A very important editorial from the Hindu dealing with the simultaneous elections being advocated by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, supported by a few political parties and opposed by most has been presented here with line by line Explanation

Reforms beyond simultaneous elections, (The Hindu Editorial)

The Hindu Editorial, Game at Chequers, deals with the situation Theresa May, the Prime Minister of the UK, is facing in regard to giving the final touch to the Brexit. And, the line by line Explanation of the editorial provides you the requisite insight into the the term Brexit and conditions attached with it.

Game at Chequers: The Brexit Plan (Editorial from the Hindu)

A very important editorial from the Hindu deals with the stand adopted by the central government in regard to awarding rights to the LGBTQs and what are the apprehensions for it once the acts of the LGBTQs are decriminalized.

Section 377 and beyond (Hindu Editorial, 13 July 2018)

This is the latest editorial from the Hindu which tells us about the India - South Korea ties and what have been the problems limiting the tie between both the economies.

Moon Shine: On India - South Korea ties (The Hindu Editorial 13 July)

The Hindu Editorial deals the steps proposed by the government to ease the process of admission to professional courses keeping in mind accessibility, affordability and many other problems faced by students.

The measure of tests : On JEE, NEET (The Hindu Editorial)

This editorial from the Hindu deals with the surprises the FIFA World Cup has thrown up this time round and presents details on how and where some of the most important football teams and their players lacked.

Cups of surprises: FIFA World Cup 2018 (The Hindu Editorial)

This Hindu Article details the FIFA World Cup final played between Croatia and France last light and in which the latter became triumphant and won the trophy after 20 years.

Since, due to the time constraints, the article was not completed here but it will be explained in the next lesson.

It home after 20 years (The Hindu Editorial on FIFA final)

This is one of the most important topics for the descriptive paper to be asked in Bank of Baroda and SBI. This is all about the regulations made by the Indian government, Telecommunications commission and recommended by the TRAI.

Descriptive English through Hindu Editorial

This lesson tells you all about the Net Neutrality and what developments have taken so far around the world regarding the issue.

What is Net Neutrality all about (Descriptive Paper)

A very crucial lesson on the topic of MSPs and how and why it is so important for farmers of our country has been discussed here with a complete detail keeping in mind your upcoming Bank and SSC Exams in you will be asked to write an essay on a relatively burning or recent issue.

MSP and how and why it is so important (Descriptive Paper for BOB AND SBI)

The role of Technology in Banking Industry is one of the most important essay topics for your upcoming banking and SSC Exams

The role of Technology in Banking

This topic 'How will technology transform Banking in 2018' is one of the most crucial ones for your upcoming Banking and other Competitive Exams. This makes you aware of trends taking place in the Banking industry and how technology is playing its part in Making banking experience convenient, fast and simple.

How technology will transform Banking in 2018 (Part 1)

This article deals with the transformative technologies either being employed or in the process of being adopted in the banking industry and how they will transform the industry.

How technology will transform Banking in 2018: Open banking GDPR and robo advice (Descriptive Paper)

This editorial which was published in the Hindu is very important for coming exams as it deals with many current affairs like Qatar has been awarded the hosting of the next FIFA World Cup of 2022 and it will happen for the first time in FIFA history.

Football fever: On World Cup 2018(The Hindu Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the CBI case against P. Chidambaram, his Son Karti Chidambaram and 16 others. This also deals with the challenge that CBI is facing in proving the case of quid pro quo and refuting Mr Chidambaram in saying that the case is of political vendetta.

The Onus on the CBI: On the Case against P. Chidambaram

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the matter of revision and revisit of Companies Act 2013 as they are rather harsh and there is harsh provision like imprisonment for minor offences.

Overdue Corrections: On Revisiting the Companies Act (The Hindu Editorial)

The Business Line Editorial serves the needs to know all about the apparel and textile industry and how competitive India is in this regard. So, a Must Read Story.

Warp and Weft (The Business Line Editorial)

This editorial which has been taken from the Hindu is very important not only for language improvement but also for current affairs. The line by line Explanation in Hindi helps students to understand the language to a great extent.

Stimulus mode: On GST Rate Cut (The Hindu Editorial: Line by line Explanation in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial deals with the poll aura dominating Pakistan these days.

A difficult poll: on Pakistan Election (The Hindu Editorial, Line by line Explanation in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on Inter-creditor Agreement which also serves an important current affair to all of the aspirants preparing for competition Exams. More importantly, line by line explanation provided by this platform of the UNACADEMY is like elixir for those who come from Hindi heartland.

Cosmetic Repair: On inter-creditor agreement (The Hindu Editorial, 25th July)

This editorial from the Hindu presents a dirty picture involving games and politics. It deals with the matter why one of the best midfielders from Germany felt compelled to withdraw from his team for which he has been one of mainstays and and important part of the 2014 World Cup win.

Games, politics and Dilemma (The Hindu Editorial, 25th July)

This 26th July The Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the amendment proposed by the Central government to give power of Detention of child who does not fare well at the examinations held for class 5th and 8th to states. The Hindu says that this amendment can even worsen the rate of dropouts and wrong the already disadvantaged ones.

Detention no cure: on RTE act amendment (The Hindu Editorial, 26th July)

This is a very crucial editorial from the Hindu detailing the waiver for India under CAATSA which was signed by President Donald Trump, albeit reluctantly. This is an important chapter in bilateral relationships between the two countries and much more important in India's diplomacy and foreign policy.

Sanctions relief: On waiver for India under CAATSA (The Hindu Editorial, 26th July)

This Hindu Editorial tells all about the Prime Minister elect in Pakistan and what are challenges - external as well as internal - he will have to face when he assumes the Prime Minister's office.

The Pakistan test (The Hindu Editorial, 27th July )

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on progress made in tackling HIV across the world. This also appreciates the progress achieved by India and still where it lags behind in going after this menace.

Tackling HIV(The Hindu Editorial, 27th July)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information information about the rally in the stock market, which is being witnessed by the large cap companies, not mid cap and small ones. Why it is so, the editor has shed light on it.

Up, up and away: on sensex's new high (The Hindu Editorial, 28th July)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the improved relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea which became separate from each other in 1993 and there was a continuing conflict over the border town of Badme which Ethiopia recently gave it to Eritrea. The credit for Thaw between the two goes to the young and wise prime Minister of Ethiopia, Abiy Ahmad.

Outbreak of peace: on Ethiopia and Eritrea Thaw (The Hindu Editorial, 28th July)

This Business Line Editorial deals with the problems faced by the farmers of the nation when where is surplus output and they have to sell their produce below the MSPs.

Fixing food prices (The Business Line Editorial, 28th July)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the merger of the Vodafone India unit with Idea Cellular what are opportunities and challenges for the the Vodafone idea Ltd. as they will called in combination.

Now to compete: on Vodafone and Idea merger (The Hindu Editorial, 30th July)

This Business Line Editorial discusses the redefining of the MSMEs sector and what are the pros and cons related the proposed change. Also, why some industry bodies are opposing these proposed changes.

Redefining the MSMEs (The Business Line Editorial)

This editorial lesson based on the Hindu tells all about the Anti-corruption law and changes being introduced to law. Line by line explanation help students grasp the meaning of Sentences well and leaves no room for difficulty in understanding them.

Layers of protection: on changes in Anti-corruption law (The Hindu Editorial, 30th July)

This Business Line Editorial deals the lacuna which forces us, Indians, to lag behind when it comes to the quality of our higher education in which we stand no where in even the top 100 universities. India's best institute The Indian Institute of Science ranks above 250 globally.

Reforming Education (The Business Line Editorial)

This editorial from the Hindu details the Data protection draft Bill prepared by Sri Krishna Committee, a group of experts. This produces an analogy with the Personal data protection legal framework implemented this May by the European union.

A good beginning: on draft data protection bill (The Hindu Editorial, 31st July)

This editorial from the Business Line makes much more clear the draft Bill on Personal Data Protection and what are the pros and cons of the proposed bill.

Privacy and protection (The Business Line Editorial, 31st July)

This Hindu Editorial sheds light on the despotic rule which still continues in Combodia under its dictator Hun Sen who disbarred the opposition from the fray and even threatened voters of punishment if they boycott elections.

A result foretold: on Combodi's polls (The Hindu Editorial, 31st July)

This lesson on Editorial Reading is designed and developed to take you to the next level of your preparation and make you completely grasp the meaning of editorials, articles and columns of newspapers so that you feel hardly any difficulty when attempting your question paper of English language.

Towards war's end: on Syria peace talks (The Hindu Editorial, 1st August)

This editorial from the Business Line takes you to learn the anomalies found in an inspection by the SEBI which has done great job in finding these irregularities but questions have been raised on the role of the regulator too as to why it procrastinated so much in taking action against the violators.

Breach of trust (The Business Line Editorial, 1st August)

This explanation of the Hindu Editorial makes you well aware of the raging issue of the day in our country i. e. NRC. How people are desperately moving to offices to search their names and the names of their near and dear ones. And, what are the challenges before the state and central governments in this respect when the final numbers are published but there are still many who are left out.

Numbing numbers: on draft NRC (The Hindu Editorial, 1st August)

This Hindu Editorial written on recent Rate hike by the RBI provides good dose of current affairs and also strengthens the grasping power of students.

Prudent increase: on RBI's rate hike (The Hindu Editorial 2nd August)

This explanation of the Hindu Editorial makes you aware of the current affairs very important for your exams. Line by line explanation helps you fully understand the meaning of the editorial which helps you not only improve vocabulary but also develop overall understanding of language.

Change Gears: Amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act (The Hindu Editorial, 6th August)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the Brexit deal and how it has become the toughest thing for Theresa May to deal with. It shows how she has become desperate to get support for her cabinet's version of the Brexit and she is desirous of getting support from individual European leaders but which is a Gordian knot to cut.

Brexit Troubles (The Hindu Editorial, 6th August)

This Business Line Editorial takes you through the most important current affairs of the day making you aware of the difficulties of auctioning of airwaves not getting ground as per the expectations of the TRAI.

Right price (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides clear details of stands different political parties showing on the issue of NRC. The editor clearly shows that no political party is genuinely concerned about the issue,, they are only concerned with their political dividends.

Dangerous Rhetoric (The Hindu Editorial, 7th August)

This Business Line Editorial provides detailed information on the local manufacturing of telecommunication equipment for which the regulator TRAI has prepared a new draft which guarantees no newness.

Paper Chase (The Business Line Editorial, 6th August)

Very crucial editorial from the Hindu detailing the demise, political career and family of M. Karunanidhi is aimed at making you aware of the most important current affairs of the day and improving your understanding of English language as well.

Karunanidhi, The end of an Era (The Hindu Editorial, 8th August)

This Business Line Editorial tells us the story of 25 year old NSE and where it has done marvelous jobs and where it still lacks. This editorial Reading is aimed at improving overall understanding of English language of aspirants preparing for various examinations and acquaint them with the burning issues and current affairs of the day as well.

Taking Fresh Guard (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the diplomatic spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada. Why has Canada grown critical to Saudi Arabia and why has the latter frozen its trade with the former?

Dissent and Diplomacy (The Hindu Editorial, 9th August)

This Hindu Editorial provides much information about the monsoon trends and their future course of action. The positive forecasts by the IMD provides great relief to the farmers of the nation.

Welcome Clouds (The Hindu Editorial, 9th August)

This editorial Explanation of the Hindu Editorial is aimed at providing you the most important current affairs of the day and providing you with immense opportunities to improve overall understanding of your English language.

Kohl's Moments (The Hindu Editorial, 10th August)

This Hindu Editorial written on the withdrawal of the infamous FRDI Bill provides much insight into why the government felt compelled to withdraw it and depositors were opposing the Bill.

A Welcome Retreat: Withdrawing the FRDI Bill (The Hindu Editorial, 10th August)

This Business Line Editorial provides information about shareholders' activism in corporate decisions where they demand to have their say. This lesson is aimed at providing you with immense knowledge of current affairs and overall development of your English language as well.

Raising Their Voice (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides details about the BJP's Tact and stooping in winning the election for Deputy Chairman in RS and also about what might be the equation of coalition for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Stooping to Conquer: BJP's Tact During RS Deputy Chairman Election (The Hindu Editorial, 11th Augus)

This Hindu Editorial takes you through the long and short of Southi Arabia's military intervention in Yemen killing thousands of civilians and rendering lakhs homeless and lack of international pressure on the Kingdom which doesn't get deterred from carrying out such attacks on people in the name of fighting Houthi rebels there.

Endless War: On Saudi Arabia's Strike on Yemen

This Business Line Editorial discusses the ascent of foreign - born Indian CEO Indira Nooyi and her announcement of retirement. This inspiring story details the corporate barriers for women to break i. e. Glass ceiling Nooyi dismantled one after another.

Woman of Substance (The Business Line Editorial)

This lesson on Editorial Reading is based on the editorial from the Business Line which provides information about IMF's forecasting of 7.75 Indian GDP in medium term. The editor expresses surprises also why and how the Fund has projected India to grow at such a rate when there are many factors against the nation.

IMF's Prophecy (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial details the adjustments brought into the Lodha panel's recommendations two years ago. This explanation helps you understand the editorial line by line and also make you aware of the most important current affairs of the day.

BCCI Revamp: On Lodha Panel Recommendations (The Hindu Editorial, 13th August)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information about Sir V S Naipaul, foreign born Indian writer who traveled across the world and saw the entire globe with his own lenses. And, whatever he scanned across the world, depicted the scenery into his writings. He took his last breath at his London home. The inauspicious moment was 11th of August 2018.

A Complicated Man: Sir V S Naipaul (The Hindu Editorial, 13th August)

This Hindu Editorial takes you through the catastrophic Floods Kerla is witnessing these days. The inundation has claimed several lives so far and lakhs of people have been rendered homeless. The armed forces are the greatest helping hands for the people of the State. The Central government has also taken cognizance of the situation and announced ₹100 crores as relief amount. All the nation is looking for Kerla how it manages the havoc and sets a precedent for the rest of the nation.

Keeping Dry: On Kerla Floods (The Hindu Editorial, 14th August)

This Hindu Editorial takes you through the conflicting views regarding banning e-cigarettes which can proved to be an alternative way for addicts to lose their addition but can become a gateway to young people.

Huff and e-puff: On e-cigarette Ban (The Hindu Editorial, 14th August)

This Business Line Editorial takes learners through the current affairs of the day day wherein they are taught about cleaning the market through providing sweeping powers to the market regulator SEBI.

Cleaning up Markets (The Business Line Editorial)

This editorial from the Hindu takes you through one of the most announcements made by the Prime Minister on the occasion of the Independence day. This shows challenges and opportunities regarding the National Health Protection Mission or Ayushman Bharat Scheme.

Making NHPM work: On Ayushman Bharat (The Hindu Editorial)

This editorial session takes you through the factors working behind the fall of indian currency against the US dollar wherein the collapse of Turkish Lira against the dollar have a great role to play. It has also been suggested by the Hindu Editor that we are not supposed to panic as this collapse could be turned into an opportunity improving our exports which would creating jobs.

Currency Crossfire: On Weakening Rupee

This Hindu Editorial takes you through the jurisdiction of the market regulator SEBI and why it should be empowered more than the government department.

Fear isn't the Key: On Regulation of Securities Market

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the advancement made by Taliban fighters in Afghanistan and how could Afghan troops with the help from American Army and Airforce drive them back.

Siege of Ghazni: On the Taliban Offensive (The Hindu Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial published on the last Statesman of the Nation, Antal Behari Vajpayee, who took his last on 16th August 2018 tells us much about the Compromise man, albeit in brief.

Consensus - maker: On Vajpayee (The Hindu Editorial, 17th August)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information about the ups and downs of Tiger Woods who now seems to have gained his form and raised hopes of his true returns to the world of Golf where he faced a decade of drought after his infidelity went public in 2008.

Back From The Woods?: On Tiger's Return (The Hindu Editorial)

This lesson is aimed at taking you through latest development in genome cracking where sugarcane is concerned. Scientists have managed to crack the complex genome of the said crop, which can lead to a series of developments like raising variaties of cane which are less water guzzling, have more sucrose level and many more.

Sweet Success (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the flood and the devastation caused by it to Karala which has not seen the scale of destruction in the past 100 years. This editorial also tells us that the relief provided by the people and organizations from across the world is not targeted properly.

Kerala Trauma (The Business Line Editorial)

This Business Line Editorial discusses all the pros and cons of its being a member of the RCEP led by China and where India's trade deficit with the RCEP in general and with China in particular has assumed huge proportion.

RCEP And Beyond (The Business Line Editorial)

This editorial from the Hindu takes you through one of the most crucial as well as controversial issues of the day i. e. Simultaneous Elections in India. The editor has provided vivid description why simultaneous elections cannot be held and also what the benefits if they are held.

Reality Check: On Simultaneous Elections (The Hindu Editorial, 20th August)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the dilemma India is facing today with regards to the current stage of RCEP talks where the Country is faced with trade deficits with RCEP members and especially China. But India's walk out from the talk will subvert the United message the RCEP countries which account for 40 percent of the world's GDP want to give to the protectionist Trump Administration.

Stay with RCEP (The Hindu Editorial) (Line by line Explanation in Hindi)

This editorial from the Business Line explans every detail about the insecurity related to banks in general and cooperatives and smaller ones in particular. The editor provides us with the reason why they are vulnerable to such breaches. The prominent one is insufficiency of investment in technology and processes and the complicity of insiders is another one.

Systemic 'risk' (The Hindu Editorial, Line by line Explanation in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial sheds light on international affairs where the formation of Government in Iraq has been discussed in full details.

Iraq Government Formation (The Hindu Editorial Explanation in Hindi)

This editorial from the Hindu details the proposed law against sacrilege by the Punjab government and how it is unnecessary and undesirable to enact another law to punish the perpetrators of such offences while we have already 295-A section of Indian Blasphemy Act.

Retrograde Move: On Punjab's Proposed Law on Sacrilege (The Hindu Editorial, 23rd August)

This Business Line Editorial takes you through the most important and latest current affairs where the report of the Mundle committee on India's GDP involving base year 2011-12 and long trajectory has been discussed with complete details.

Saying It Like It Is (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial is very crucial for your upcoming Banking and other Competitive Exams as it discusses the exit of Greece from the Odyssey of Bailout phase and austerity drive adopted by the Country. This sort of articles usually feature in examinations as RCs, Cloze Tests and other sections in various competive exams. Going through this type of editorials, articles and columns of ensure your SURE SOUGHT SUCCESS.

From Ithaca: On Greece's Exit from Bailout (The Hindu Editorial)

This Business Line Editorial details the fast decaying Chennai and why it is losing its charm and many other statuses it captured earlier.

Chennai @379 (The Business Line Editorial) (in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial sheds light on one of the most important and controversial issues of the day, Fake news. The editor says that the responsibility to provide solutions to the menace should not be imposed on the provider only but the government should also do its part to overcome this menace.

Fighting Fake News (The Business Line Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides true suggestions from the editor to the the central government that in today's multilateral world, there must be no shame in offering or accepting aid whether it is domestic or foreign. The government must act in favour of the greater good of the citizens of the country.

Accepting Help: On UAE's Aid to Kerala (The Hindu Editorial)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the conviction of Mr Cohen and Mr Manafort, both Mr Trump’s former aids. It has also been discussed here how Donald Trump has responded to both of the convictions.

Where Guilt Lies: On Manafort Conviction (The Hindu Editorial in Hindi)

This Business Line Editorial takes you through the most important information about extreme weather conditions and preparation of the nation to face this menace. What reports have been given by Panels on the Western Ghats disturbances and how have governments of both the states Karnataka and Kerala have responded to the recommendations of the expert panels.

After The Floods (The Business Line Editorial in Hindi)

This editorial from the Hindu detailing the need to rebalance the Western Ghats Ecology and public consultations on the recommendations of expert panels is a must lesson to go through so that you can familiarize yourself with these burning issues of the day because they contain high probability of figuring in your upcoming exams.

Trouble In The Hills: On Western Ghats Ecology (The Hindu Editorial, in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the dramatic events that took place in Australian politics and on the commitments Australia made under Paris Protocol which it wants to withdraw from.

Musical Chairs: On Australia's New Prime Minister (The Hindu Editorial, in Hindi)

This Business Line Editorial sheds light on the difficulties of holding simultaneous elections for the Parliament and State Assembles for which many reasons have been extended by the Chief Election Commissioner. Let's know all about this one of the most important current affairs of the day.

Reality Bites (The Business Line Editorial, 27th August, in Hindi)

This Hindu Editorial provides detailed information on the common over creation of Legislative Council proposed by the Odish cabinet so that Odish can join the ranks of states having bicameral houses.

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