# SOCIAL ISSUES

1. Health workers mustget vaccine first: PM Pg – 12
2. Centre to focus on online education Pg – 12
3. 46 million girls went missing in India Pg – 13

# ENVIRONMENT, ECOLOGY & BIODIVERSITY

1. World Bank okays fundsfor NamamiGange Pg – 13
2. Plant thought to be extinct for more than 135 years found in Sikkim Himalayas Pg – 18

# INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

1. ‘Status quo at Pangong Tso has been changed’ Pg – 11
2. ‘Wrong to blame Chinafor India-Nepal dispute’ Pg – 13
3. Despite opposition, Chinapasses Hong Kong security law Pg – 16
4. India, Sri Lanka hold talks over debt Pg – 16
5. ‘India should oppose annexation’ Pg – 16

# ECONOMY

1. Core industry output contracts for third month Pg – 01
2. Free food grain scheme till Nov Pg – 01
3. ‘Seriously concerned’by ban on apps: China Pg – 11
4. ‘Products should display country of origin’ Pg – 13
5. External debt rises $15.4 billionto $558.5 billion in March Pg – 17
6. Current account sees a smallsurplus as trade deficit shrinks Pg – 17
7. Govt.’s liabilities rise to₹ .94.6 lakh cr. in Jan.Mar. Pg – 17
8. Fiscal deficit at58.6% of targetin two months Pg – 17
9. L&T despatches cryostat lid for $20 billion global fusion project Pg – 17

# EDITORIAL OF THE DAY

1. Control, not delete (Polity & Governance) Pg – 08

# ARTICLES OF THE DAY

1. PCR testing is a double-edgedsword (Science & technology) Pg – 08
2. In ending standoff,magnanimity must prevail (International relations) Pg – 08
3. Utilise MGNREGA to the fullest capacity (Economy) Pg – 09
4. Making trade more digitised (Economy) Pg – 09
5. Reviving SAARC to deal with China (International relations) Pg – 09