The Hindu Editorial Analysis | 31st May | Vocab,Grammar, Comprehension | Sweating the small stuff

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[@anishkumar6688]

Good evening sir, Today's motivational quote is from my side “Nobody is born successful. You need to start from somewhere to reach up to that level.” Editorial is concerning to the recent meeting of GST Council. Summary: - The GST council meeting, which was held last week could not fulfill the expectations of states as they wanted to add some more items under GST but the council ignored these issues however, the Finance Minister even clearly said these would be looked into in ensuing days. However, the representative of states’ and the Central Government fought for small concerns i.e. GST should be marked on COVID items that import from other countries. It clearly shows the failure of the council and has created many concerns for both governments. The FM has directed the Group of Minister to look into the concern of states’ and submit its report by 1st week of June whereby appropriate action can be taken on time. Opposition states’ have claimed that the representative of NDA-ruled States have helped the Central Government to suppress the main issues due to which the bigger issues were remained unresolved. The constitution of the country, gives right to the council to recommend special rates at the time of disaster but it did not act smoothly. Given the losses, some states called for granting permission to impose their own cess to recover the loss revenues. However, such states move may derail the country’s economy so the Central Government has onus to arrange the revenues, which promised at the time of implementation of the GST. In my notion:- There can be no denying that the Central Government had promised the states to provide revenue for next five year since implementation of the GST but somewhere it seems that it has been unable to stand with its promise due to which states have been facing lots of problems. Currently, the states have little option to collect revenue as most of levies come under the GST. One side where the virus has destroyed the mechanism of all the states, such moves of the Centre may worse the relationship of both governments in incoming days. This is the time to work together and bring lucrative ideas whereby maximum people can be saved from the impact of the virus. Besides, the situation across the country is critical so be it for the states or the central government, both should try to handle the pandemic crisis, aiming public welfare instead of political benefit. Apart from this, the Central Government should work fairly while allotting fund to the states as sometimes it is seen that the ruling government pays more attention on their ruling states than others. Words which I learnt during the session are as under:- (1) Live up to (Phrasal Verb) - To fulfill expectations; to satisfy a goal or set of goals, To meet a required standard (2) Measures - Steps (3) Unveil - Display, Exhibit, Reveal, Disclose (4) Grapple with - Deal with (5) Crunch - Difficulty (6) Insipid - Dull, Boring, Bland, Drab, Banal (7) Scramble - A hurried attempt to get something. (8) Elaborate - Extensive (9) Amnesty - Pardon, Forgiveness (10) Little = No/ Nothing (11) Respite - Relief, Rest, Relaxation (12) Underwhelmed - Disappointed, Not excited (13) In spite of = Despite (14) To the effect = Regarding (15) Press for (Phrasal Verb) - To request, urge, or demand for something to happen (16) Deliberation - Discussion, Consultation, Consideration (17) Compel - Force (18) Vary - Different (19) Pore over (Phrasal Verb) - To read, study or examine carefully/To look over something carefully (20) Runaway - Out of control, Rising quickly (21) Still - Even now (22) Concur - Agree, Consent, Accord (23) Allege - Claim (24) Maven - Expert, Adept (25) Conscious of = Aware of = Cognizant of (26) Vociferous - Vocal, Loud, Outspoken (of the way someone complains, protests, etc.) loudly and repeatedly (27) Moot - Raise, Put forward, Broach, To suggest something for discussion (28) As well = Too (29) Wait for = Await (30) Quell = Pacify, Mollify, Allay, Assuage (31) Apparent = Clear, Obvious (32) Schism - Rift, Rupture, Disagreement (33) Acrimonious - Bitter (34) Parleys - Meeting, Conference, Summit. (35) Fray - Irritate, Strain, Tense (36) Backed - Supported (37) Cess - Tax on tax (38) Virtually - Almost, Nearly (39) Even as - While (40) Recompense - Compensate (41) Edifice - A large impressive building, A system which has been in force/established for a long time (42) Subsume - Involve, Include, Contain (43) Flak - Criticism, Censure (44) Fluke - Sudden success (45) Could do with (Phrasal Verb) - Need (46) Precarious - Dangerous, Perilous, Risky, Hazardous (47) Gesture - Suggestion, Sign, Signal, Hint, Indication (48) Move - Indication (49) Regime - System (50) Implication - Result, Consequence, Ramification (51) Loom - Hover, Threaten (52) Sweat the small stuff (Phrasal Verb) - To worry about minor issues or problems (53) Keep your fingers crossed (Phrasal Verb) - To hope strongly that something will happen (54) Grapple - Deal, Struggle, Face (55) Waiver - An agreement that you do not have to pay or obey something (56) Optics - The superficial appearance of an action or event (57) Sweating the small stuff - Worry about minor things. (58) Levy - Impose (59) Comply - Obey (60) Timeline - Deadline (61) Opposite of Underwhelmed is Overwhelmed. (62) Essential - Important (63) Break - Exemption (64) Optics - Outward appearance ■ Revision • Expansive - Extensive, Spacious • Assorted - Mixed, Varied • Burgeoning - Appreciating, Growing, Increasing • Roadblock - Hindrance, Obstruction • Imperative - Compulsory, Obligatory, Essential, Necessary, Vital ■ Sentences related to Will have, Must, Had, If, Why and Passive Voice. (1) It is too complicated. (2) I will have to meet him. (3) We must talk to them. (4) The patient had died before the doctor came. (5) If he comes, your works will be completed. (6) If we had tried, we would have solved it. (7) If I were a bird, I would fly in the sky. (8) Class room is being cleaned by me. (9) Why did you not meet him? (10) May I sit beside you? ♡♡ Thank you so much sir for providing such an amazing session to us. ♡♡

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1:Grapple--deal with 2:Insipid--rift 3:Vociferous-loud, outspoken 4:Mavens-expert 5:Parley--meeting,summit 6:Amnesty-forgiveness 7:Unveiled-display, reveal 8:Crunch-difficulty 9:Subsume-include, involve 10:pore over- study, examine carefully

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[@futuretopper643]

The Hindu editorial March 31 Sweating the small stuff {Worry about minor or worthless things } 1. Live up to - fulfil expectation 2 . Measure - step 3 . Unveiled - display , exhibit , reveal 4 . Insipid - dull , boring , bland 5 . Grippling with - deal with , tackle with 6 . Crunch - difficulty 7 . Scramble - a hurried attempt to get something . 8 . Elaborate - extensive 9 . Amnesty - forgiveness 10 . Compliance - obey 11 . Overwhelmed - excited 12 . Underwhelmed - disappointed , not excited 13 . Respite - relief , rest , relaxation 14 . Run away - out of control , rising quickly 15 . Pressing - urge , demand , request 16 . Deliberation - discussion , consultation 17 . Pore over - study , examine , look over some thing 18 . Concur - agree , accord 19 . Allege - claim 20 . Vociferously - loudly 21 . Mavens - expert , adapt 22 . Mooted - raise , put forward 23 . Conscious - aware 24 . Entities - organisations , companies 25 . Quell - pacify , mollify 26 . Fray - irritate , tense 27 . Acrimonious - bitter 28 . Parleys - meeting , conference 29 . Cess - Tax on tax 30 . Backed - supported 31. Virtually - actually , nearly 32 . Edifice - a system which has been in force for a long time 33 . Subsuming - involve , include , contain 34 . Flak - criticism , censure 35 . Precarious - dangerous 36 . Gestures - hint , suggetion , sign 37 . Implication - result , consequence . 38 . Loom - hover , threaten 39 . Regime - system 40 . Room - freedom

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Sweating the small things - woory about minor things Live upto to - fullfill expectations Be it for....or- चाहे.....चाहे Unveil-display, unvover, reveal Insipid-dull, boring,bland Keep finger across- hope strongly for something While+Ving Grapple with- हाथापाई करना, सामना करना deal with , cope with Crunch-difficulty Scramble- संघर्ष a hurried attempt to get something Amnest -pardon , forgiveness Levy- tax imposed Respite- relief, rest, relaxation Underwhelmed- not excited, disappointed Occurred Prep+Noun=prep+Ving To that effect-regarding Runway- out of control, Press for- urge, request, demand for Deliberation- discussion, consideration, Pore over- look over Let+V1 Concur- agree, accord, consent Allege- दोष लगाना claim Vociferous-vocal,loud, outspoken Maven-expert Such+plu noun Such a sing noun Conscious+oF=Cognizant of= aware of Entity -organization Wait for=Await Quell-pacify, mollify Schism-rift, rupture Fray -दंगल लड़ाई Acrimonious-bitter Parley-meeting, conference,summit For instance-for example Cess-tax on tax Derail- पटरी से उतारना Edifice- a large impressive building, a system which has been inforced for a long time Subsume-involve, include, contain Flake- criticism, censure Fluke- suddenly success Could do with-need Precarious-dengerous, hazardous, perilous Loom- hover, threaten

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Live up to - yo meet a required standarf Unveil- display/ reveal/exhibit Insipid-dull, boring, bland , drab Keep fingers crossed- yo hope for something good to happen Grapple with- deal with Crunch- difficulty Scramble- a hurried attpt to get something Amnesty- forgiveness Respite- relief/ rest/ relaxation Underwhelmed- disappointed/ not excited To the effect- regarding Runaway- out of control/ rising quickly Pressing for- request for/ urge Deliberations- discussion/ consideration Pore over- study over/ look over Concur- consent/ accord/ agreement Allege- claim Vociferously-vocal/ loud/ outspoken Maven- expert/ adept Moot- raise, put forward,approach Quell- pecify/ mollify/ शान्त करना Acrimonious- bitter Parleys- meeting / conference Virtually- almost/ nearly Edifice- a large impressive building/ a system which has been in power for long time Subsuming- involve / include/ contain Flak- criticism/ censure Fluke- तुक्के से जीत मिलना Could do with- need Recompensed- compensate Precarious- dangerous/ perilous Implications- results/ consequences Loom- hover/ threaten Regime- system

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[@shanayaupadhaya955]

Good evening sir charansprsh. The GST Council which met last Friday could not live up to the meaningful relief from the second wave. It discloses insipid relief be it common men expectation and cross finger they will get vaccination, hospital bed, and no relief to businesses turn over 5 cr affected by the lockdown. Ms. Sitaraman offers to wave the small and marginal GST payment and unchanged the policy for businesses. Little relief to the state. The States are grappling with the crunch of money to provide essential supply during a pandemic. The opposition States alleged that the state ruled by bjp loudly supporting to not to wave the Gst on essential supply be it oxygen, vaccination. and remains unchanged but few states like Sikkim demanding Gst due and supported by another state Andra Pradesh Tamil Nadu. And some state want to contain the Gst after the fiver year because state scramble to maintain revenue. Ms. Sitaraman lifted the gst over vaccine, oxygen import, and distribution to states. . here the central government amid the pandemic could do with intellectual and ideological cooperation with state. Loom -- hovering Room -- freedom Precarious -- dangerous, perilous Could do with -- need Flak -- criticism Edifice -- large impressive building/ A system which has been in force for large time Subsuming -- involving Virtually -- almost Cope with -- harmonious Paralysis meeting/ conference Acrimony -- bitterness Fray -- tense, irritate Fray ( n). Schism -- rift Wait for -- await Vociferously -- loudly Viewpoint -- stand Pressing -- urge, request , call off Maven -- expert Live up to -- fulfill Unveiled disclose Keeping finger crossed -- strong hope Insipid -- dull, boring Scramble -- a harried attempt get something Amnesty -- forgiveness Underwhelmed -- disappointed To the effect -- regarding Swatting worry about minor things. Thank you sir jai hind jai Bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

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