🔹 50 Hindu Newspaper Words
Allegation – A claim that someone has done something wrong
Amendment – A change or addition to a law or document
Apprehend – To arrest or capture
Austerity – Strict economic measures to reduce government spending
Autonomy – Self-governance or independence
Backdrop – A background or context
Bilateral – Involving two sides, especially countries
Consensus – General agreement
Conundrum – A confusing or difficult problem
De-escalation – Reduction of tension or conflict
Deprivation – Lack of basic necessities
Deterrent – Something that discourages action
Diplomacy – Managing international relations
Disenfranchise – To take away the right to vote
Dissent – Disagreement with an opinion
Empowerment – Giving power or authority
Encroachment – Gradual intrusion
Equitable – Fair and impartial
Expedite – To speed up a process
Faction – A small, organized dissenting group
Fiscal – Related to government revenue, especially taxes
Grievance – A complaint or resentment
Impunity – Freedom from punishment
Incumbent – Someone currently holding an office
Infringement – Violation of a law or right
Legislation – Law or set of laws
Mediation – Intervention to resolve a conflict
Militant – Aggressive in support of a cause
Moratorium – A temporary ban
Nominee – A person proposed for a position
Obligation – A duty or commitment
Opaque – Not transparent; hard to understand
Ordinance – A law or decree
Perpetrator – One who commits a crime
Plenary – Full or complete (often used for sessions)
Populist – Appealing to ordinary people
Quintessential – The most perfect example
Ratification – Formal approval
Rebuke – Sharp criticism or reprimand
Redressal – Remedy or compensation for a wrong
Reiterate – To repeat for emphasis
Retaliation – Revenge or return attack
Sanction – A penalty or approval (depending on context)
Scrutiny – Close examination
Sovereignty – Supreme power or authority
Stalemate – A deadlock or impasse
Status quo – The existing state of affairs
Transgression – Violation of a law or rule
Ubiquitous – Present everywhere
Vigilance – Keeping careful watch
🔹 50 Hindu Newspaper Words
Abdicate – To give up power or responsibility
Adjudicate – To make a formal judgment or decision
Affidavit – A written statement used as evidence
Anomaly – Deviation from the norm
Appeasement – Giving in to demands to maintain peace
Arbitrary – Based on personal whims rather than logic
Articulate – Able to express clearly
Aspiration – A hope or ambition
Backdrop – Context or background
Barter – Exchange of goods without using money
Belligerent – Hostile and aggressive
Breach – Violation of a law or agreement
Cadre – A group trained for a specific purpose
Clandestine – Secret or concealed
Coercion – Use of force or threats
Complacency – Self-satisfaction with no awareness of danger
Conducive – Helpful or favorable
Contempt – Disrespect or disdain
Contentious – Controversial or argumentative
Credibility – Believability or trustworthiness
Curb – To restrain or limit
Debilitate – To weaken
Deficit – Shortfall or lack
Demarcate – To set boundaries
Denounce – To condemn publicly
Derogatory – Disrespectful or critical
Discrepancy – A difference or inconsistency
Dispensation – Exemption from a rule or law
Dissuade – To persuade someone not to do something
Elicit – To draw out (a response or reaction)
Endorse – To support or approve
Engender – To cause or give rise to
Exonerate – To clear from blame
Fallacy – A mistaken belief or error in reasoning
Feasible – Possible and practical
Flak – Strong criticism
Frivolous – Not serious or important
Gamut – A complete range or scope
Heinous – Extremely wicked or evil
Imminent – About to happen
Indigenous – Native or original to a place
Inevitable – Unavoidable
Insinuation – An indirect suggestion or implication
Intervention – Interference to alter a situation
Judicious – Wise or sensible
Mandate – An official order or command
Misgivings – Doubts or fears
Modus operandi – A particular way of doing something
Nuance – A subtle difference in meaning or expression
Obsolete – Outdated or no longer in use
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