STEPS TO DOWNLOAD THE EDITORIAL IN PDF FORM FOR OFFLINE READING

The Hindu -

  • we have included the download link at the end of each editorial. scroll down to end of editorial for the link









AFTER FIINISHED DOWNLOADING YOU CAN COME BACK TO HOME SCREEN BY CLICKING ON HOME BUTTON IN BOTTOM LEFT CORNER OR CAN GO BACK AND DOWNLOAD THE REMAINING EDITORIALS

Comments

Post a Comment

share your views

Popular posts from this blog

GERMAN TANGLE - ON SPD'S COALATION TALKS

The Hindu -
The decision of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) to start talks for another coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) will calm nerves across Europe. Since September’s inconclusive parliamentary election, efforts to form a coalition government for the continent’s largest economy have reached nowhere. The SPD, whose vote share came down by 5 percentage points since 2013, initially decided to sit in the opposition and focus on reviving the party. But after months of talks between the CDU and the Green Party to form a government collapsed, sections within the SPD pushed for another coalition bid, which was finally okayed by 56.4% of the delegates in an extraordinary party conference in Bonn last week. Defending the coalition proposal, SPD leader Martin Schulz said working with Ms. Merkel allowed the party to resist right-wing populism in Europe while championing workers’ rights at home through government policies. He said a p...
Read more

Cautionary notes for Wuhan

The Hindu -
Image
👉Ahead of the Modi-Xi meeting, a look at the mixed record of grand summitry👈 As a vantage point in Nepal, Mount Everest is an important symbol for India and China. What is not well known is the mountain’s contribution to the term “summit” to describe meetings between world leaders seeking to resolve monumental issues between them. It was in the 1950s that former U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill used the term, calling for a “summit of nations” to deal with the Cold War, even as an attempt to scale Mount Everest, which had captured the headlines, was under way. Churchill’s coinage of the term as well as his recommendation became a part of history when U.S. President John F. Kennedy met Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev for direct talks. History shows, the success of such grand summitry is mixed. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares for his “informal summit” with Chinese President Xi Jinping at Wuhan in China later this week, it would be instructive to look at the r...
Read more

It’s not about the nuclear deal

The Hindu -
👉The U.S. won’t ease the terms of sanctions on Iran, as the goal is regime change in Tehran👈 If — and that’s a big if — the leaders of the U.S., China, South Korea and North Korea succeed in concluding a deal on the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula as well as on a peace treaty formally ending the Korean War, they would be front runners for the Nobel Peace Prize. That deal could appropriately be called a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) if it lays down a detailed blueprint for denuclearisation, with provisions of intrusive inspections. The only thing that could stand in their way is Iran. There should be little doubt that U.S. President Donald Trump’s real, but of necessity undeclared, objective in withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal is a regime change in Tehran. This goal is even more ardently desired by Israel and Saudi Arabia. Ever since Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made particularly provocative statements about Israel, Israelis of all politica...
Read more

Remembering and forgetting in Karnataka

The Hindu -
👉During the electoral campaign, historical figures have been plucked out of rich and complex contexts👈 History has been weaponised afresh in the electoral war zone of Karnataka. What set the ball rolling was the first idiomatic reference by Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to the historic face-off between Pulakeshin II (the great Chalukyan king) and Harshavardhana of Kanauj in the early seventh century, in which the former prevented the conquest from the north. Since then, we have been witness to a kind of deep mining of Karnataka history to serve two distinct purposes: reel in the votes of specific caste communities and construct a narrative of Hindutva unity. 👉All about Tipu In the last few weeks, historical figures have been plucked out of rich and complex contexts to be beaten into swords, flintlocks, arrows, or simply blunt objects with which to bludgeon the electoral opponent. Here, the favourite (and easiest) beating boy has, predictably, been Tipu Sultan (r. 1...
Read more

Sincere Apologies to all the DHE supporters

The Hindu -
Good evening everyone, We apologize each and everyone of the DHE followers from the Team of DHE. you might have been annoying since june 20 as the editorials were not getting updated. we are not writing this post to make excuses , due to some unfortunate circumstances our team is not available to update the app. We thought of intimating this before but we were unable to take forward the intimation. From couple of days we were busy in developing the new website for our DHE. we have our website live . you can find this at dailyhindueditorials.com . we further note you that it is under construction but from tomorrow all dhe content gets updated but dont panic on seeing the userinterface changes. we are figuring out the best possible things we can do to our site to see our users happy . We once again apologize each and every member of DHE family for the unforeseen things that happened from the past 2 weeks. Your Regards, DHE Team.
Read more