👀DAILY HINDU EDITORIAL WORD BYTES - 1-> 9 MAY👀
💥Daily Word Bytes - 1 from editorial - For a Fair Trial💥
trail (noun) – court case, judicial proceedings, legal action.
Hindu Editorial usage : For a fair trial: on shifting the Kathua rape and murder case
warranted (adjective) – necessary, justified, reasonable/appropriate.
Hindu Editorial usage : Shifting the Kathua rape case to another State is a warranted step
abduction (noun) – kidnapping, hostage-taking.
Hindu Editorial usage : In shifting the case of the abduction and gang rape of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir to Pathankot in the neighbouring State of Punjab
nomadic (adjective) – wandering, roaming, travelling/rambling. Nomads are people who have no
permanent home, travel from place to place in search of food (for them and their animals).
Hindu Editorial usage : when the girl from the nomadic Bakherwal community went missing, some sought to see the incident along sectarian lines
sectarian (adjective) – denoting a sect (a group of people); factional, partisan.
Hindu Editorial usage : when the girl from the nomadic Bakherwal community went missing, some sought to see the incident along sectarian lines
to the fore (phrase) – predominant, most important, leading position.
Hindu Editorial usage : Contradictions on communal and political lines came to the fore.
heckle (verb) – disrupt, interrupt, taunt.
Hindu Editorial usage : the action of some lawyers in Kathua in heckling the police when they came to file the charge sheet,
vitiate (verb) – spoil, impair, destroy.
Hindu Editorial usage : contributed to the impression that the atmosphere in the town is too vitiated for the conduct of a fair trial
countenance (verb) – tolerate, permit, allow.
Hindu Editorial usage : Fortunately, the Supreme Court has not countenanced this demand.
deliberate (adjective) – intentional, purposeful, predetermined.
Hindu Editorial usage : In the normal course, only deliberate inaction on the part of the State police is a reasonable ground for shifting the probe to another agency.
inaction (noun) – inactivity, apathy/negligence; inertia.
Hindu Editorial usage : In the normal course, only deliberate inaction on the part of the State police is a reasonable ground for shifting the probe to another agency.
empower (verb) – authorize, allow, entitle.
Hindu Editorial usage : The transfer of a criminal trial from one State to another is an extraordinary step that the Supreme Court alone is empowered to take
jurisdiction (noun) – territory, region, province/area.
Hindu Editorial usage : The State out of whose jurisdiction the case is taken may have reason to feel aggrieved as it is seen as a reflection of its handling of law and order
aggrieve (verb) – oppress, treat unfairly, distress/upset.
Hindu Editorial usage : The State out of whose jurisdiction the case is taken may have reason to feel aggrieved as it is seen as a reflection of its handling of law and order
adjournment (noun) – postponement, rescheduling, delay.
Hindu Editorial usage : In addition, the court has passed directions necessary to ensure a speedy trial too: day-to-day hearings, no unnecessary adjournments,
prosecutor (noun) – a lawyer who presents the government’s case against someone accused of a crime.
Hindu Editorial usage : In a departure from the rule that the prosecutor is appointed by the State to which a case is transferred,
in camera (phrase) – in secret, privately, covertly/confidentially.
Hindu Editorial usage : The trial will also be in camera.
instill ( verb) – introduce, inject, infuse.
Hindu Editorial usage : The court’s directions should inspire confidence in the justice system and instil courage among the witnesses.
Hindu Editorial usage : For a fair trial: on shifting the Kathua rape and murder case
warranted (adjective) – necessary, justified, reasonable/appropriate.
Hindu Editorial usage : Shifting the Kathua rape case to another State is a warranted step
Hindu Editorial usage : In shifting the case of the abduction and gang rape of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir to Pathankot in the neighbouring State of Punjab
permanent home, travel from place to place in search of food (for them and their animals).
Hindu Editorial usage : when the girl from the nomadic Bakherwal community went missing, some sought to see the incident along sectarian lines
Hindu Editorial usage : when the girl from the nomadic Bakherwal community went missing, some sought to see the incident along sectarian lines
Hindu Editorial usage : Contradictions on communal and political lines came to the fore.
Hindu Editorial usage : the action of some lawyers in Kathua in heckling the police when they came to file the charge sheet,
Hindu Editorial usage : contributed to the impression that the atmosphere in the town is too vitiated for the conduct of a fair trial
Hindu Editorial usage : Fortunately, the Supreme Court has not countenanced this demand.
Hindu Editorial usage : In the normal course, only deliberate inaction on the part of the State police is a reasonable ground for shifting the probe to another agency.
Hindu Editorial usage : In the normal course, only deliberate inaction on the part of the State police is a reasonable ground for shifting the probe to another agency.
Hindu Editorial usage : The transfer of a criminal trial from one State to another is an extraordinary step that the Supreme Court alone is empowered to take
Hindu Editorial usage : The State out of whose jurisdiction the case is taken may have reason to feel aggrieved as it is seen as a reflection of its handling of law and order
Hindu Editorial usage : The State out of whose jurisdiction the case is taken may have reason to feel aggrieved as it is seen as a reflection of its handling of law and order
Hindu Editorial usage : In addition, the court has passed directions necessary to ensure a speedy trial too: day-to-day hearings, no unnecessary adjournments,
Hindu Editorial usage : In a departure from the rule that the prosecutor is appointed by the State to which a case is transferred,
Hindu Editorial usage : The trial will also be in camera.
Hindu Editorial usage : The court’s directions should inspire confidence in the justice system and instil courage among the witnesses.
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