Oct 22 news

1 It's time to focus on growth

2 No easy ride for foreign retailers

3 The economics of nature

4 Lost childhood

5 From Tibet to Tawang, a legacy of suspicions

6 Excessive surveillance, content blocking key concerns before U.N. meet on net regulation

7 Bill to create bank for DNA profiling of accused coming

8 Brahimi urges ceasefire as violence continues

9 First test of Rajoy regime’s austerity policies

Oct 23 timetable

                                           Session I                   Session II

Batch I(Girls)                      History                      History

Batch II(Girls)              Current Affairs                CSAT

Batch III(Girls)                     CSAT                  Current Affairs

                                        

October 20 news

1 China documents reveal ignored warnings, missed opportunities

2 Brahimi begins delicate mission in Syria

3 India proposes middle path

4 Supreme Court fiat to States to check sexual exploitation of women at workplace

5 Behind the war, a genesis in Tibet

6 Building deterrence for peace

7 The quest for Naga accord

8 The Grand Old Man & his miscellanea

Oct 22 timetable

                                           Session I                   Session II

Batch I(Boys)                      History                     CSAT

Batch II(Boys)                      CSAT                    Economy

Batch III(Boys)              Will be updated             CSAT

                                         soon

october 19 news

1.

Rs. 8,000-crore missile purchase proposal cleared

2.

An Obama comeback

3.

Centre justifies waiver of nuclear civil liability pact with Russia

4.

Biodiversity funding talks in a crucial stage

5.

States to have a greater say on land acquisition under impending law

6.

France “recognises” 1961 Paris Massacre

7.

Bogota-FARC talks begin

8.

RBI told to probe FDI norm violations by Walmart

9.

Cabinet nod for NAB

10.

Rage that cannot be wished away

october 16 news

1.

NSA announces cyber security cooperation with private sector

2.

Court orders fresh, nationwide survey to free bonded labourers

3.

Policy on FDI in retail lacks legal sanction, says SC

4.

First woman chief of AU takes charge

5.

Deal on Scottish independence referendum

6.

‘Match-making’ theory wins U.S. scholars Economics Nobel

7.

NIB under Finance Ministry opposed

8.

Still not out of the woods

October 15 news

1.

Government to rope in private players in cyber security

2.

We will not sell arms to Pakistan, says Russia

3.

Iran acknowledges arming Hizbollah with drone

4.

Sahara judgment and beyond

5.

A liability for our nuclear plans

Very less important news today

Oct 15 to 20th timetable

7 am to 11.15 am(boys)	Session 1	Session 2
Monday	economy	Csat
Wednesday	economy	Csat
Friday	geography test	test discussion
7 am to 11.15 am(girls)	Session 1	Session 2
Tuesday	economy	Csat
Thursday	economy	Csat
Saturday	geography test	test discussion

11 am to 4.15(boys)	Session 1 (11.30 am-1.30pm)	Session 2(2pm-4pm)
Monday	history	Csat
Wednesday	current affairs	Csat
Friday	history test	test discussion
11 am to 4.15 (girls)
Tuesday	history	Csat
Thursday	history	Csat
Saturday	Geography  test	test discussion

4.15pm to 8pm(boys)	Session 1	Session 2
Monday	history	Csat
Wednesday	current affairs	Csat
Friday	geography test	test discussion
4.15pm to 8.15pm(girls)
Tuesday	history	Csat
Thursday	history	Csat
Saturday	history test	discussion

October 14 news

1.

Brazil blames developed nations for standoff on resource mobilisation

2.

‘Don’t delay decision on preventive detention involving personal liberty’

3.

On Internet rules, India now more willing to say ICANN

4.

Endeavour inches towards retirement home

5.

Planning laws enforced only against the poor, laments Supreme Court

6.

Iran offers to negotiate 20% cap on uranium enrichment

7.

BrahMos gains sub-strategic super weapon capability

8.

october 13 news

1.

EU awarded Nobel Peace Prize

2.

Hezbollah credits Iran for drone incursion into Israel

3.

Factory output recovers mildly in August

4.

U.S. appeals court lifts ban on Samsung-Google phone

5.

A patch to call their own

6.

Lower the barriers

7.

Rangarajan panel for total decontrol of sugar industry

8.

Don’t let rapists off the hook on flimsy grounds: Supreme Court

9.

RTI not at the cost of privacy: Manmohan

October 12 news

1.

Literature Nobel for Chinese

2.

Give the Cauvery award a chance

.3.

RTI activists call for review of verdict on appointment of Information Commissioners

4.

Resolve Russian liability first, says fresh appeal in Supreme Court

5.

The landless end march at Agra

6.

Digital divide widens even as costs drop globally

7.

Nobel renews debate in China

8.

Turkey accused of "air piracy"

9.

Unitech to exit telecom joint venture with Telenor

10.

No magic wand for jacking up production: CIL chief

11.

S&P cuts Spain's debt rating to near junk

12.

India ready to chip in with biodiversity awareness

October 11,2012

1.Methods to measure, manipulate quantum systems

2.

Receptors on cell surfaces sense environment

3.

Inducing pluripotency in specialised cells

4.

China’s caution may slow BRICS bank plan

5.

Standard & Poor’s warns of rating downgrade

6.

U.S., India discuss ways to lower trade barriers

7.

Maoists propose ‘win-win formula’ on CA revival

8.

Russia warms up to Iraq with arms deal

9.

Iran on a defiant note in the face of currency hardship

10.

Russia: Gorshkov handover only by end of next year

11.

Plan panel to have discretionary powers on release of funds to States

12.

India to test-run Japanese green projects

13.

Don’t ink this NIB

14.

The drive for exclusivism

october 10 news

1.

Jayanthi assails investment super committee proposal

2.

Centre likely to sign deal with landless marchers on Jan Satyagraha at Agra

.3.

Black money probe: first international success for ED

4.

Physics Nobel for quantum scientists

5.

Waiver of interest, penalty in retro tax cases mooted

6.

U.S. wants more transparent rules

7.

CIL agrees to sign FSAs

8.

FIPB-like body for coal likely

9.

GAIL bets big on Africa for LNG

10.

A stinking mess

11.

Turning the clock back

12.

Rising yuan in the land of setting yen

october 9 news

1.

Manmohan rules out review of Cauvery River Authority decision

2.

Worried court asks Centre to file details on clinical trials

3.

Nasheed should not be barred from contesting poll: India

4.

COP-11 calls for funds to achieve targets

5.

British, Japanese scientists win Nobel Prize for stem cell research

6.

Retrospective tax issues could be resolved before budget: FM

7.

RBI open to raising cap on global e-commerce deals

8.

Decoding Nasheed

9.

Another Chávez triumph

october 08 news

1.

Growing Russia-Pakistan ties a reality that India will have to live with

2.

FDI will hit future of pensioners: Mamata

3.

Another step towards Space Inc.

4.

Russia seals Tajikistan deal with an eye on Afghanistan

5.

Playing brinksmanship to promote infrastructure

6.

Cooking gas diversion, still a live threat

7.

A controversy we can do without

October 07 news

1.

IIT-M computer system gets ‘fastest’ tag

2.

The twin threat to Kaziranga rhinos

3.

Child rights panel: Devise code of conduct for private schools

4.

Tribute to an eccentric genius

5.

Chavez on top ahead of election

6.

Hike in insurance FDI: Chidambaram to reach out to Opposition parties

7.

Supreme Court to examine validity of FDI notification

october 08 to october 13 timetable

7 am to 11.15 am(boys)	Session 1	Session 2
Monday		Csat
Wednesday	Polity	Csat
Friday	Polity	Csat
7 am to 11.15 am(girls)	Session 1	Session 2
Tuesday		Csat
Thursday	Polity	Csat
Saturday	Polity	Csat

11 am to 4.15(boys)	Session 1 (11.30 am-1.30pm)	Session 2(2pm-4pm)
Monday	Geography	Csat
Wednesday	Geography	Csat
Friday	Geography	Csat
11 am to 4.15 (girls)
Tuesday	Geography	Csat
Thursday	Geography	Csat
Saturday	Geography	Csat

4.15pm to 8pm(boys)	Session 1	Session 2
Monday	Geography	Csat
Wednesday	Geography	Csat
Friday	Geography	Csat
4.15pm to 8.15pm(girls)
Tuesday	Geography	Csat
Thursday	Geography	Csat
Saturday	Geography	Csat

october 05 news

1.

What is the impact of Kudankulam liability waiver on exchequer, asks court

2.

FDI in insurance hiked to 49 %

3.

A more contemporary Companies Bill

4.

XII Planapproved

5.

Lavrov seeks to make amends in Pakistan

6.

PM’s visit hinges on progress of 26/11 case: Mathai

7.

Long-term impacts of Genetically Modified Organisms need close study

8.

Ministry, NSA agree on balancing security concerns with freedom of expression

9.

Prithvi-II soars again, successfully

10.

UPA hopes to push through insurance, pension bills

11.

Romney, this time

OCTOBER 4 NEWS

1  Provide toilets in schools in six months, orders court

2 Super optic highway to connect 2.5 lakh villages

3 Gender-sensitive Parliament can tackle women’s issues better, says Pranab

4 India gearing up to fight mid-sea threats in Asian region

5 Meeting put off as Russian Minister reschedules visit

6 At U.N., India and Pakistan commemorate Gandhiji

7 Burning issues the U.S. debate may skip

8 Deepak Parekh panel for hiking power charges, rail fares

9 Finance Ministry moots increase in price of urea

10 ADB lowers India’s growth forecast to 5.6%

11 Pouring oil over troubled borders