Daily Video Analysis: The Hindu

Daily Video Analysis: The Hindu

The BYJU’S IAS coaching team has started yet another new feature that will benefit aspirants in their pursuit of the IAS goal. Current affairs is the cornerstone of the USPC civil services exam, and any aspirant hoping to clear the exam should be up-to-date with the latest news and events that affect the country. Newspapers are the best source of current affairs study material and experts agree on the immense worth of ‘The Hindu’ in this aspect. Considering the huge syllabus and the sheer vastness of the reading material that an aspirant is expected to cover, we at BYJU’S present a new video news analysis feature that is both convenient and valuable.

This daily feature presents an analysis of the day’s news as reported in The Hindu in a crisp and well-explained format that will definitely aid your understanding of the concept, and also provide you handy insights and tips for framing and writing answers. Besides, being videos, you can watch them and learn anytime, anywhere. The videos are short, with an average length of not more than 25 minutes each – ideal for working aspirants and others for whom time is a scarce commodity! The Daily Video Analysis of The Hindu, coupled with our Comprehensive News Analysis will give you a formidable weapon to counter the much-dreaded current affairs section in the IAS exam.

Click on the links below and watch ‘The Hindu’ video analysis.

 

MCMXXI Roman Numerals is 1921. The expanded form of MCMXXI is made use of to write the correct numeric form. Students will be able to have a good...
MDCCCXLVIII Roman Numerals can be expressed as numbers by adding the translated roman numerals together, e.g. MDCCCXLVIII = M + DCCC + XL + VIII...
MCMXXVI Roman Numerals can be expressed as integers by adding the translated roman numerals, for example, MCMXXVI = M + CM + XX + VI = 1000 + 900...
MCMXXXII Roman Numerals can be expressed as numbers by adding the translated roman numerals together, e.g. MCMXXXII = M + CM + XXX + II = 1000 +...
The transformed roman numerals, MCVII = M + C + VII = 1000 + 100 + 7 = 1107, can be expressed as integers by combining the transformed roman...
MCXV Roman Numerals can be written as numbers by combining the transformed roman numerals i.e. MCXV = M + C + X + V = 1000 + 100 + 10 + 5 = 1115....
MCMLXXV Roman Numerals is 1975. The letters of the alphabet used by the ancient Romans to depict numbers is known as Roman Numerals. For more...
MCCV Roman Numerals can be expressed as integers by adding the translated roman numerals together, for example, MCCV = M + C + C + V = 1000 + 100...
MDCC Roman Numerals is 1700. The symbolic representation of numbers that do not follow a place value system is known as Roman Numerals. Solving...
MCDLIII Roman Numerals can be written as numbers by combining the transformed roman numerals i.e. MCDLIII = M + (D - C) + L + I + I + I = 1000 +...
MXL Roman Numerals is 1040. Roman Numerals can be defined as a system of numerical notations used by the Romans. Students, who get stuck in...
1954 in Roman Numerals is MCMLIV. The system of expressing numbers using the Roman alphabet is known as Roman Numerals. The PDF format of Roman...
1962 in Roman Numerals is MCMLXII. The system of writing numbers with the help of the Roman alphabet is known as Roman Numerals. Students can...
CCCXXIV Roman Numerals is expressed as 324 in numbers. The letters of the alphabet used by the ancient Romans to express numbers are known as...
CDVII Roman Numerals is 407. The technique of writing numbers using the Roman alphabet is known as Roman Numerals. Access L Roman Numerals to...
CXCIV Roman Numerals is 194. We know that the system of writing numbers using the Roman alphabet is known as Roman Numerals. Students, who aspire...
DCVIII Roman Numerals in numbers is 608. Roman Numerals can be defined as the letters used by the ancient Romans to express numbers. Learn how to...
DXCV Roman Numerals is 595. The letters used by the ancient Romans to depict numbers is known as Roman Numerals. Learn the important rules of...
MCMLXVI Roman Numerals is 1966. The system of expressing numbers using the Roman alphabet is known as Roman Numerals. Students are advised to...
MCMVI Roman Numerals is 1906. The letters used by the Romans for the representation of cardinal numbers are known as Roman Numerals. For...