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1st January 2018 - Editorial: Clinical Trial and Liberation of Goa
Lesson 2 of 33 • 157 upvotes • 9:30mins
Abhishek Srivastava
1- For a wider pool- Clinical trials involving human subjects have long been a flashpoint between bioethicists and clinical research organisations (CROs) in India. Landmark amendments to the Drugs and Cosmetics Act in 2013 led to better protection of vulnerable groups such as illiterate people, but more regulation is needed to ensure truly ethical research.While CROs have argued that more rules will stifle the industry, the truth is that ethical science is often better science. The big problem plaguing clinical research is an over-representation of low-income groups among trial subjects. Sometimes CROs recruit them selectively, exploiting financial need and medical ignorance; at other times people over-volunteer for the money. 2- The liberation of Goa- While Jawaharlal Nehru advised the U.S., the then Soviet Union, and other big powers to abjure force and work towards disarmament, he was himself faced with a dilemma in 1961: whether or not to use force to liberate Goa. It was an agonising decision for a person who adopted the Gandhian approach in international affairs.After Britain and France left India, it was expected that Portugal would leave too. But Portugal refused. Emphasising that it had been in Goa for centuries, Portugal said that the Goan Catholics would not be safe if it left.
The Hindu Editorials Made Easy - January 2018
33 lessons • 5h 58m
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Overview of the Course
7:23mins
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1st January 2018 - Editorial: Clinical Trial and Liberation of Goa
9:30mins
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1st January 2018 - Editorial: On Another New Year’s Day
12:33mins
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2nd January 2018- Editorial: The secular condition
10:46mins
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2nd January 2018- Editorial: ethics of excellence & cryptocurrency
7:39mins
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3rd January Editorial- Jadhav meeting, fiscal overshoot, NMC bill & Indian Science Congress
14:49mins
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4th January Editorial- Genomic revolution & Indo China relations stagnant
12:09mins
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4th January Editorial- US Pak relations & Assam NRC
8:50mins
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5th January Editorial- Triple talq, Bhima Koregaon issue and global stocks
11:50mins
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8th January Editorial- econonomic fragility,anti torture law & triple talaq
9:20mins
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9th January Editorial- Asian geopolitics
10:32mins
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9th January Editorial- The age of cryptoÂeconomics
14:21mins
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10th January editorial- Agriculture needs a reforms package
10:41mins
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10th January Editorial- Section 377, roadkill & Padmavati
6:18mins
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11th January Editorial- The map of rural deprivation
13:59mins
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11th January Editorial- national anthem & adultery
7:33mins
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12th January Editorial: Israel-Palestine &India
11:45mins
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12th January Editorial: FDI reforms, unstable Nepal & Hindi in UN
10:24mins
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12th January Editorial: Education reforms
10:42mins
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13th January editorial- Judiciary in turmoil
11:29mins
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16th Jan- Critical analysis of Aadhar
12:56mins
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16 Jan- SOC, Agricultural pricing & SSC turmoil
7:40mins
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17th Jan- PDS reform, Indian diaspora in Israel,Jalli kattu, bond yield
14:44mins
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18th Jan- SC issue, SriLanka President & RTE
12:00mins
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19th Jan- Padmavati, state polls & solar pumps
11:20mins
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20th Jan- US Pakistan relations
8:33mins
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20th Jan- NMC bill & India- Israel
6:37mins
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22nd Jan- American arms & NMC Bill
10:38mins
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22nd Jan- Doklam issue & Delhi MLAs
7:53mins
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23rd Jan- Getting back on the democratic path
14:55mins
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27th Jan- Natural partners in the Asian century
12:47mins
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27th Jan- India ASEAN (in Hindi)
12:16mins
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24th Jan-Malimath committee, World outlook & Motor vehicle act
13:11mins
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