The Hindu Analysis 11 July 2018

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Day 1 of Supreme Court hearing on section 377
  • The Supreme Court on monday said that it focus closely on the question whether section 377 of the Indian constitution which makes gay sex an offence should be decriminalized
  • Choice of partner is a fundamental right and it can be same-sex partner, Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said on Tuesday
  •  During day one hearing, the bench said it only needed to get out of the "mess" created by Suresh Kumar Koushal case 
  • Chief Justice Deepak Mishra said the test was weather Section 377 stood in conformity with Article 21(right to life) and 14(right to equality) of the constitution




 India south Korea signs 11 agreements

  • The two countries signed a joint agreement on Early Harvest Package of the upgraded Comprehensive Economic Partnership
  • MoU signed for the formation of a Future Strategy group for cooperation in development of cutting edge technologies
  • A cultural exchange program was signed for the period 2018-2022 to deepen cultural and people to people relations
  • India and South Korea have increased the target for bilateral trade to $50 billion in the next 12 years, even as they tried to add some strategic heft to their relationship with statements of support for de-nuclearisation talks with North Korea and joint projects in third countries
  • South Korea President Moon Jae-in coined a new acronym ‘3P Plus’ for boosting bilateral ties through cooperation for people, prosperity and peace.  
  • According to the Indian ambassador to Korea, Vikram Doraiswami, Moon told Modi that there “will be bumps and bruises on the road, but I am confident about the outcome”  

 NEET: The Madras High Court Bench in Madurai on Tuesday ordered award of additional 196 marks to those who had given NEET in Tamil as 49 questions were wrong. The court also ordered CBSE to draw a revised ranking list and then start the admission process.


 Award extra marks to Tamil candidates in NEET : HC
  • The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday directed the CBSE to publish within two weeks a revised list of candidates who have qualified in the NEET this year after awarding 4 marks for each of the 49 erroneously translated questions in the Tamil version of the paper
  • Tech4all, a non-government organisation, had made a comprehensive study of the question paper and pointed out the errors in the Tamil version

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