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Candidates can expect vocabulary-based questions in prominent government exams. Understanding new words with their meanings is essential to improving communication and solving vocabulary questions in exams. Read The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 14th May 2024 to know new words with contextual meanings. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Hindu Editorial Vocab On General Elections in India<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

n the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha election 2024, 96 constituencies voted on Monday. With this, the voting process in 23 States and Union Territories has been completed. So far, 379 constituencies (one of the official areas of a country that elects someone to represent it in a parliament or legislature<\/strong>) <\/strong>have voted, which include all 25 seats in Andhra Pradesh and all 17 seats in Telangana on Monday. Polls were also held in the simultaneous (happening or being done at exactly the same time<\/strong>) <\/strong>Assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, for all 175 seats and in Odisha, in 28 of 147. In these States, the BJP has had a blow hot, blow cold rivalry with ruling regional parties \u2014 the YSRCP in Andhra Pradesh and BJD in Odisha, in its elaborate (containing a lot of careful detail or many detailed parts<\/strong>) <\/strong>plans to make some gains. Of the 96 seats up for the take in this phase, the BJP had won 42 in 2019, while the YSR Congress had won 22 in Andhra Pradesh, and the BRS nine in Telangana. The Congress held six. With no overarching theme defining the ongoing campaign in this general election, parties and leaders have been testing various slogans to rally voters around. Meanwhile, the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the principal Opposition party had an unsavoury exchange. Responding to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge\u2019s questioning of the delay in the release of voter turnout data, the ECI said people held such doubts in \u201ccontempt\u201d. Mr. Kharge hit back saying it was \u201cpuzzling\u201d that the ECI was not acting on \u201ccommunal and casteist\u201d statements by the Prime Minister and the BJP.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The BJP and the Congress have continued to mobilise voters largely around questions of religious and caste identities, respectively. A mischievous (behaving in a way, or describing behaviour, that is slightly bad but is not intended to cause serious harm or damage<\/strong>) <\/strong>presentation of the demographic (a group of people, for example customers, who are similar in age, social class, etc.<\/strong>) <\/strong>trends in the country by a government adviser came in handy for the BJP to make insinuations (the action of suggesting, without being direct, that something unpleasant is true<\/strong>) <\/strong>about Muslims with the aim of polarisation. The BJP continued to accuse the Congress of favouring Muslims. The Congress created trouble for itself as one of its advisers used racist vocabulary to describe India\u2019s diversity<\/strong> (the fact of many different types of things or people being included in something; a range of different things or people<\/strong>). While aspersions against Muslims by the BJP about their population share were dressed up as a concern for their well-being, the Congress\u2019s proclamation<\/strong> (a public announcement, or the act of making it<\/strong>) about diversity landed as racism. The interim bail given to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal by the Supreme Court of India facilitated (to make something possible or easier<\/strong>) <\/strong>his return to the campaign trail. Quick on his feet, Mr. Kejriwal has dragged the BJP into explaining that Narendra Modi would remain the PM even after completing 75 years of age in September next year. Mr. Kejriwal has claimed for himself the central position in the Opposition beyond the 2024 election, by putting forth a list of nationwide welfare guarantees. This has added to the tensions in the Opposition space, where a delicate<\/strong> (needing careful treatment, especially because easily damaged<\/strong>), dynamic (having a lot of ideas and enthusiasm<\/strong>) <\/strong>equilibrium holds together ideologically disparate (different in every way<\/strong>) <\/strong>forces.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Hindu Editorial Vocab Wordlist 14th May 2024<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Start learning new words to improve your vocabulary. The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 14th May covers a new list of difficult words with its meanings<\/p>\n\n\n\n