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However, it does appear that the Rules have gone too far, and do not carefully draw the line between unwelcome and impermissible conduct. Browbeating, which is what causes most apprehension, is an (1) and imprecise term, certainly out of place in cancelling the right of professional practice and livelihood. Making a complaint in the prescribed mode about judicial misconduct is quite different from sending it viral on WhatsApp. Interim (2) is an unwelcome measure. Most importantly, the Supreme Court judgment speaks of debarment for these offences following a conviction for contempt of court, a proceeding ringed with safeguards and procedure; these Rules do not have this essential precondition. The Rules have therefore caused (3) and grave concern especially in the minds of younger lawyers and practitioners in the lower courts. Representations have been made by Bar Associations and senior lawyers for basic changes.The High Court has indicated its willingness to reconsider the Rules. It has nominated a larger committee for this purpose. It has sought to reassure lawyers about holding the Rules in (4) in the meanwhile. There is also assurance that this time the consultation will not be limited to the Bar Associations of the High Court, but will be more broad- based to (5) State- and district-wide bodies. These assurances have not brought about the desired end of the agitation.
- 1) lucid
2) odium
3) definite
4) ambiguous
5) explicitAnswer – 4)
Explanation : ambiguous - 1) aptitude
2) debarment
3) decent
4) omission
5) abysmalAnswer – 2)
Explanation : debarment - 1) calmness
2) shamble
3) anarchy
4) anticipate
5) apprehensionAnswer – 5)
Explanation : apprehension - 1) renewed
2) continuance
3) abeyance
4) vandalise
5) opaqueAnswer – 3)
Explanation : abeyance - 1) encompass
2) embargo
3) obviate
4) ostracise
5) evictAnswer – 1)
Explanation : encompass
The US India Business Council has termed the passage of GST bill by the Indian Parliament as a “game-changer”, saying it is a significant (6) in efforts to improve the country’s ranking in World Bank’s ease of doing business index.The council congratulates Indian Government and members of Parliament for (7) the Constitution (122nd Amendment) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, 2014, an official statement by the US India Business Council (USIBC) said.This is a significant milestone in India’s ongoing efforts to improve its ranking in the World Bank’s ease of doing business index, it said.USIBC believes that the GST is a game-changer that will boost economic growth by (8) domestic supply chains and removing the compliance burden of contradictory state tax regimes, the council said. This is bound to increase India’s global competitiveness as an investment destination, it added.“A simplified tax structure can usher in greater (9) , increase the number of tax payers and therefore, widen the tax base resulting in higher tax revenue for the government,” USIBC president Mukesh Aghi said.“GST is also likely to make goods (10) For consumers, increase competitiveness of Indian exports in international markets and boost India’s GDP growth by 2 percent,” he said. - 1) system
2) quantify
3) significance
4) milestone
5) methodAnswer – 4)
Explanation : milestone - 1) disapprove
2) predigesting
3) privileging
4) misunderstanding
5) approvingAnswer – 5)
Explanation : approving - 1) streamlining
2) invigilating
3) inclining
4) dazzling
5) sizzlingAnswer – 1)
Explanation : streamlining - 1) denial
2) compliance
3) disobedience
4) dissension
5) defianceAnswer – 2)
Explanation : compliance - 1) hyper
2) costly
3) implicate
4) delicate
5) cheaperAnswer – 5)
Explanation : cheaper
