'The Hindu' Analysis for 1st March, 2019. (Current Affairs for UPSC/IAS )

In this lecture, we discuss the important news articles for 1st March, 2019. The aspirants are advised to watch the entire video lecture for better understanding. Follow the link to read the Comprehensive News Analysis as well.

Topics:
1. Pakistan will release Abhinandan today
2. India presents proof of downed PAF F-16 jet: 3:27
3. Editorial: Coming Home: 7:21
4. World leaders work behind the scenes to avert conflict: 12:49
5. India gives Pakistan a dossier on JeM: 14:25
6. SC stays eviction of tribals and forest dwellers: 16:31
7. J&K ordinance doesn't tinker with Article 35A and 370: 17:41
8. Rhinos without borders is conservation credo: 22:07
9. Practice Questions: 26:35

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The Video Lecture covers the detailed analysis of the Daily Newspaper. All the important articles and editorials of 'The Hindu' are covered strictly from the UPSC/IAS examination point of view.
The Video Lecture can be helpful for aspirants appearing for Bank PO/IBPS/CAT/SSC and other competitive examinations.

Happy Learning!
BYJU'S IAS

[BYJUSIAS]

Topics:
1. Pakistan will release Abhinandan today
2. India presents proof of downed PAF F-16 jet: 3:27
3. Editorial: Coming Home: 7:21
4. World leaders work behind the scenes to avert conflict: 12:49
5. India gives Pakistan a dossier on JeM: 14:25
6. SC stays eviction of tribals and forest dwellers: 16:31
7. J&K ordinance doesn't tinker with Article 35A and 370: 17:41
8. Rhinos without borders is conservation credo: 22:07
9. Practice Questions: 26:35

[kiranraj]

Chethan sir, I'm hooked to your videos the moment I hear your voice say 'Hello'!! We are blessed to have such a great mentor providing in-depth, unbiased and rational analysis of current affairs. I have watched many other channels for current affairs but Byju's IAS is outstanding. Thank you Byju's.

[subhankarchatterjee]

Ans=> The Indian rhinoceros also called the greater one-horned rhinoceros is a rhinoceros native to the Indian subcontinent. It is listed as "Vulnerable" on the IUCN Red List. The one horned rhinoceros once ranged across the entire Northern part of the Indian subcontinent along the Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra river basins from Pakistan to India-Myanmar border including Bangladesh and the southern parts of Nepal and Bhutan, but due to habitat destruction and climate changes its range has gradually been reduced to some parts of the Terai grasslands in Southern Nepal, northern Uttar Pradesh, northern Bihar, northern West Bengal and the Brahmaputra valley of Assam.

India has taken major steps towards the Indian rhinoceros conservation especially with the help of the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) and the other Non-governmental organizations. In 1910 all rhino hunting became prohibited. Currently there are over 3500 Indian Rhinos available out of which approximately 3000 are found in Kaziranga National Park in Assam. The Indian Rhinos occupies a distinctive status currently as it has been included in Schedule I of Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972. Recently, The New Delhi Declaration adopted at the second meeting of the Asian Rhinos range countries, underscored the trans-boundary collaboration and protection of Indian rhinos.

Please review my answer. Regards team Byju's

[vb-vb]

Thank you BYJU'S


National Rhino Conservation Strategy

Recently, the government of India has also launched the National Rhino Conservation Strategy for India.
It called for active engagement between India and Nepal to protect the species.
The plan said the single population of rhinos in Sukla-Phanta (Nepal), Valmiki Tiger Reserve (India) and Chitwan National Park (Nepal) and Dudhwa (India) is separated by the political boundary between the two countries.
Instead of managing the two populations separately in the two countries, it needs to be managed with the same protocol.
The strategy would pave the path for long-term conservation of rhinos.
The plan calls for expanding distribution range as the occurrence of 90% of the rhino in one protected area is a cause of concern and conservation of existing and potential rhino habitats need to be made a national priority.
It also calls for strengthening protection, having dedicated research and monitoring and strict enforcement.

[Chrisszz]

Thank you so much sir, I really appreciate the fact that you are doing this in English. Don't stop this daily news series it's very useful. I Hope my comment is a valuable feedback for you.

[nidhiik]

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[nikhitarao]

First view and you for the analysis sir....👍👍

[R.Platform]

Very nice, Thanks .

"Always thinking today's analysis might be analysed by Sarmad Sir "

but unfortunately no, he was not there. We hope now and then will receive Sarmad sir's analysis.

[omarbokran]

Abhinandan sir is back, when will sarmad sir be back on daily basis ?

[rockyhndsomegaming]

It can daily enahance my learning capabilities

[Vinod-vsiw]

Thank you very much for your explanation ...i have a query about declaring a particular mob as terror group(JeM)...the country don't know about there activities ...

[aditiraj]

Indian Rhinocerous mostly found in Assam and Bengal, the Mannas national park in Assam, kazirangha national park in Assam and Jaldapara national park in Bangal. India have large no of Rhinocerous, More than other Asian countries such as India, Nepal, Bhutan Indonesia and Malaysia etc.
This Rhinocerous were become vulnerable, there species exicts, so India taken to promote the conservation of this vulnerable species :
1 . large no of Rhinocerous cross the border and go to Nepal and Bhutan, so our Rhinocerous species exicts.
2.Indian government declared that the these all national park as a protected areas, so by this no of species increase.
3 . Give proper place, Due to lack of place Rhinocerous species decrease.
4 . Giver proper vegetation for there food and breeding.
5 . don't use any road across national park and near national park because they not want any type of human conflict.
6 . Use of test tube increase there breeding capacity.

[shivanimishra]

sir please please try to make video on species which are "VULNERABLE, ENDANGERED etc" for an PRELIMS 2019

[shrutiverma]

Why people ask to abolish A370. What will be the positive and negative aspects of it..

[AnkurGoyal]

@25:15 I guess they are "extinct in wild", not "extinct"

[bhawanaujjwal]

sir, in The hindu edition of 2nd jan, 2017 its written there that rhinos historically ranged from pakistan to north east of india, ie modern day mynmar....
so do we need to focus much on this!?
though in a very limited time, you provide lots of information.. thankyou.🙏

[nikhilkulkarni]

Please provide past year question related with the topic

[raghujagarapu]

Sir can we expect Yojana magazine explanation from BYJU'S?

[theindiangirl]

why only 10% people like Byju's analysis video

[barsello]

Sir can you provide it in Hindi medium?