Asst Professor at Vijetha Institute, Delhi , Masters in Biotechnology IIT JAM 2011 (AIR - 479) CSIR NET Life Sciences 2012, DBT JRF 2015,  U

Danish Khatana

In this course, Danish Khatana discusses keywords in English from The Hindu Editorial. He takes you through their meanings,  synonyms and antonyms as well. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE aspirants.

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Hindi

(Hindi) The Hindu Vocabulary for November 2017: UPSC CSE

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The lesson discusses the Aim of the course and who all it will benefit.

Course overview (in Hindi)

The lesson deals with the meanings of words like stop gap,  Reform,  delinquency etc. Their synonyms and synonyms have also been discussed in brief.

2nd November (in Hindi)

Words like endeavour, meanings thereof have been discussed with their varied synonyms.

4th November (in Hindi)

The lesson deals with words like leap, diminished, incumbent etc in context of their meanings, synonyms and antonyms.

6th November (in Hindi)

Words like stripped off, annihilate alongwith their synonyms have been discussed in brief in this lesson on the hindu editorial.

7th November (in Hindi)

The lesson deals with important words to improve vocabulary  from The HINDU.

8th November (in Hindi)

The lesson discusses words like implicit, liberalisation, laundering etc that figured in the Hindu editorial for today. Their meanings, synonyms and antonyms have been discussed.

9th November (in Hindi)

The lesson deals with words as simple as toe, amass or complex ones like spearheaded and deceitfulness etc

10th November (in Hindi)

Imposing,  nemesis and projection are some of the words discussed in this lesson.

11th November (in Hindi)

13th November (in Hindi)

Ethnic,  persecution,  unhinged and shorn are some of the words discussed in this lesson.

14th November (in Hindi)

Predicated,  imperative,  mitigation, adaptation and other similar words have been discussed at length.

15th November (in Hindi)

Embodied,  Resemblance,  conquest, and other words discussed with meanings and synonyms.

17 th November (in Hindi)

Veritable,  therein,  distinctive and similar words are discussed with their meanings and synonyms .

18th November (in Hindi)

Words like Cosmic,  sublimation,  catastrophe, exorcism and metaphors have been explained at length in this lesson.

20th November (in Hindi)

Discusses words like ripple effect,  foreclosed,  drubbing etc.

21st November (in Hindi)

Discusses words like vitriolic, gruesome,  apocalyptic,  spree,  depravity are few of the words whose meanings are elaborated upon.

22nd November (in Hindi)

Assault,  baton,  unquestioning are few simple words discussed in this lesson.

23rd November (in Hindi)

Pivot,  sculpted,  confront are few of the words discussed.

24th November (In Hindi)

Drafting,  ensuing,  introspection, their detailed meanings have been discussed at length.

25th November (in Hindi)

Embittered,  prudently,  and biding time are some of the words used in this lesson.

27th November (in Hindi)

Words like DHARNA,  agitation or expediency have been used in this lesson with their meanings and synonyms where applicable.

28th November (in Hindi)

Words like One-upmanship, mundane, meanings thereof have been discussed with their varied synonyms.

29th November (Part-1) (in Hindi)

Words like unprecedented, their meanings  have been discussed with their varied synonyms.

29th November (Part-2) (in Hindi)

Words like pretensions meanings thereof have been discussed with their varied synonyms.

29th November (Part-3) (in Hindi)

Completed my MBA in HR & Finance, also holding B.Sc CS degree, Love Teaching and spreading knowledge, Efficient Home-maker, A Movie-Buff :-)

Saranya Madhavan

This course will cover complex words from Hindu Editorial with their meanings both in Tamil&English so that it will be easy to understand editorial.

(Tamil) Learning Vocabulary from The Hindu Editorial

I am Poonam , I feel better when I teach. 
I am not professional teacher, but i like to share knowledge.

Poonam Khanna

In this course, the educator discusses the Vocabularies from root words for UPSC CSE.

(Hindi) Vocabularies from Root Words: UPSC CSE

Student at Ashoka University. Published writer.

Jash Dholani

It's always good to learn new words. Jash breaks down the editorial section of the Hindu for words to help increase our vocabulary and relates each word to an image so that we can relate to it even better. Experience the power of visual learning. Tags: Vocabulary, Vocab, Vocabulary words, words, English vocabulary, Vocabularies, CAT, UPSC, IPBS, GRE, IAS, How to improve English, Improve, Improvement, Improve anguish, Learn English, Improve my English?, the Hindu, Hindu, editorial, Hindu Editorial

1st-15th November, 2016: Learn New English Vocabulary Words with Meanings - Editorials of The Hindu

I am a glutton, but for books. Yes, metaphorically speaking. 

Abhimanyu Raj

It's always good to learn new words. Abhimanyu breaks down the editorial section of the Times Of India for words to help increase our vocabulary and relates each word to an image so that we can relate to it even better. Experience the power of visual learning. Tags: Vocabulary, Vocab, Vocabulary words, words, English vocabulary, Vocabularies, CAT, UPSC, IPBS, GRE, IAS, How to improve English, Improve, Improvement, Improve anguish, Learn English, Improve my English?, the Times of India, TOI, editorial, TOI Editorial

November 2016: Vocabulary Booster in Hindi from the editorials of The Times of India

A microbiologist with NET qualification (twice) and a NEET expert in Biology with more than 1.5 years of teaching experience in the ed-tech 

Diksha Garg

The course covers Vocabulary building through different kinds of practices like paragraph comprehension, fill in the blanks and match the columns.

English Vocabulary Practice Course- Week 1

I am the creator of The English Grammar Show. The show that is for anyone who wants to improve English grammar skills.

Dipak Das

All about testing and improving your English grammar skills.

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