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THE HINDU PLUS
(Part B : Comprehension)
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Index:
0. Article: Regulation of net world must address privacy concerns, simplify procedures ..................... 2
1. Reading Comprehension Exercise ....................................................................................................... 3
2.Cloze Test Exercise ............................................................................................................................... 5
3.Para-jumble (PQRS) Exercise................................................................................................................ 5
4.Fill in the blanks Exercise ..................................................................................................................... 6
5.Voice Exercise ...................................................................................................................................... 8
6.Narration Exercise ................................................................................................................................ 9
7. Vocabulary ........................................................................................................................................ 10
8. Idioms / Phrases ................................................................................................................................ 11
i) Detailed Solutions for Reading Comprehension Exercise .................................................................. 12
ii) Detailed Solutions for Cloze Test Exercise ........................................................................................ 13
iii) Detailed Solutions for Para-Jumble Exercise.................................................................................... 14
iv) Detailed Solutions for Fill in the blanks Exercise ............................................................................. 15
v) Detailed Solutions for Voice Exercise................................................................................................ 16
vi) Detailed Solutions for Narration Exercise ........................................................................................ 16
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0. Article: Regulation of net world must address privacy
concerns, simplify procedures
The introduction of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023, inches closer to achieving the Union
government’s long-standing aim of consolidating the law for wireless networks and Internet
service providers, with a 46-page statute that leaves existing regulatory structures largely
intact, while simplifying bureaucratic procedures such as applying for licences and permits for
telecom operators. Licensing processes are set to be digitised, and telecom operators will
have a new way of dealing with non-compliance with their licence terms, while also having
access to district- and State-level authorities for permissions and dispute resolution when
setting up their equipment and optical fiber networks on public and private properties. The
Bill also lets the satellite Internet industry — long touted as a way for at least some remote
areas to get net connectivity — breathe a sigh of relief, as there is clarity that it will not need
to bid for spectrum, thus putting India on similar footing with other countries. The Bill has
been welcomed by industry bodies for streamlining their regulatory landscape and promoting
their ease of doing business, and could possibly give the much-needed regulatory stability and
enabling environment for the next phase of telecom expansion. Over half of India’s
population is on the margins of the connected world, and the Bill could help.
But issues persist: the expansive definition of telecom brings in its ambit a range of services,
and state authority over them raises concerns of privacy and surveillance. These concerns are
not merely academic considering past allegations of state-sponsored snooping. The Bill tries
to deal with spamming concerns, but its proposed solutions require additional compromises
to privacy. The issues of surveillance reform and Internet shutdowns have massive
implications, and must not be avoided just because they are contentious. The government
must address these concerns with an open mind, considering the vast powers that the text of
the Bill grants it. When the last draft was publicly floated for consultation, responses from
industry bodies and the public were withheld from scrutiny. To further reassure the public of
its clean motives, the government must scrupulously conduct rule-making with absolute
transparency and consultation. This is especially important as many of the Act’s provisions
need subordinate legislation notified by the Department of Telecommunications before they
come into force. The telecommunications landscape has evolved dramatically since the
Telegraph Act was first passed in the 19th century, and regulation and lawmaking of the
Internet world need to comprehensively address all the issues that have come with this digital
explosion.
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1. Reading Comprehension Exercise
1. What is the primary aim of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023?
A) To introduce new regulatory structures for telecom
B) To increase tariffs on satellite internet services consolidate laws for
wireless networks and Internet service providers
C) To consolidate laws for wireless networks and Internet service
providers
D) To privatize the telecommunications industry
2. How does the Bill propose to change the licensing process?
A) By making it more expensive
B) By digitizing it
C) By eliminating it altogether
D) By requiring international approval
3. What relief does the Bill provide to the satellite Internet industry?
A) Exemption from taxes
B) Free access to government-owned satellites
C) Not needing to bid for spectrum
D) Increased subsidies
4. What is a concern raised regarding the expansive definition of
telecom in the Bill?
A) Increased costs for users
B) Privacy and surveillance issues
C) Overregulation of the industry
D) Lack of international support
5. What tone does the passage
Telecommunications Bill, 2023?
primarily
convey
about
A) Skeptical
B) Critical
C) Optimistic
D) Indifferent
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6. What does the phrase 'on the margins' refer to in this context?
A) On the edges of the country’s borders
B) In a position of less importance or influence
C) The financial margins of telecom companies
D) The marginal increase in Internet connectivity
7. What is implied about the government’s handling of public and
industry feedback?
A) It was thoroughly considered in the final Bill
B) It was openly criticized by the government
C) It led to significant changes in the Bill
D) It was withheld from public scrutiny
8. According to the passage, what is necessary for the Act’s provisions
to come into force?
A) Approval by the President
B) International agreement
C) A referendum
D) Subordinate legislation
Telecommunications
notified
by
the
Department
of
9. What is the central theme of the passage?
A) The need for privacy in telecommunications
B) The evolution and regulation of the telecommunications industry
C) The challenges of digitization
D) The economic impact of new telecom regulations
10. Which of the following best describes the government's proposed
approach to rule-making, as suggested by the passage?
A) Indecisive and secretive
B) Dictatorial and arbitrary
C) Collaborative and transparent
D) Hasty and unregulated
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2.Cloze Test Exercise
The introduction of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023, marks a significant
step (1) achieving the government's goal of streamlining telecommunications
regulations. This Bill is crucial (2) it simplifies processes for obtaining telecom
licenses and addresses the challenges of digital (3). Notably, it assures the
satellite Internet industry that bidding for spectrum isn't required, aligning
India's policy (4) global standards. However, the Bill's broad scope raises
concerns over privacy and (5). To address these issues effectively,
comprehensive and transparent policy-making is essential.
(1) A) towards B) against C) under D) beyond
(2) A) because B) although C) unless D) despite
(3) A) compliance B) disruption C) expansion D) enforcement
(4) A) with B) against C) above D) over
(5) A) surveillance B) development C) expansion D) regulation
3.Para-jumble (PQRS) Exercise
1. Arrange the following sentences in a logical sequence:
1. The Bill aims to streamline telecommunications regulations.
2. However, it raises concerns over privacy and surveillance.
3. It simplifies processes for obtaining telecom licenses.
4. The introduction of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023, is a significant
step.
A) 4, 1, 3, 2 B) 1, 3, 2, 4 C) 3, 4, 2, 1 D) 2, 3, 1, 4
2. Arrange the following sentences in a logical sequence:
1. This alignment brings India's policy in line with global standards.
2. The Bill assures the satellite Internet industry that bidding for
spectrum isn't required.
3. The broad scope of the Bill, however, raises concerns.
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4. It marks a significant advancement in the telecommunications sector.
A) 4, 2, 1, 3 B) 2, 1, 4, 3 C) 3, 4, 2, 1 D) 1, 3, 4, 2
3. Arrange the following sentences in a logical sequence:
1. Comprehensive and transparent policy-making is essential.
2. The Bill's broad scope raises concerns over privacy.
3. The Bill is crucial as it simplifies processes.
4. These issues need to be addressed effectively.
A) 3, 2, 4, 1 B) 2, 4, 1, 3 C) 1, 3, 2, 4 D) 4, 3, 1, 2
4. A sentence is broken into four parts. Arrange them to form a logical
sequence:
1. and promoting their ease
2. welcomed by industry bodies
3. of doing business,
4. The Bill has been
A) 4, 2, 1, 3 B) 2, 4, 3, 1 C) 3, 1, 2, 4 D) 1, 3, 4, 2
5. A sentence is broken into four parts. Arrange them to form a logical
sequence:
1. to address these issues
2. with absolute transparency
3. the government must scrupulously conduct rule-making
4. and consultation
A) 3, 2, 4, 1 B) 1, 3, 2, 4 C) 4, 1, 3, 2 D) 2, 4, 1, 3
4.Fill in the blanks Exercise
1. The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, aims to __________ the law for
wireless networks and Internet service providers.
A) abolish
B) consolidate
C) disrupt
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D) overlook
2. The Bill introduces changes that could make India's policy on satellite
Internet __________ with global standards.
A) incompatible
B) aligned
C) superior
D) indifferent
3. The Bill has been introduced in an effort to __________ bureaucratic
procedures related to telecom licenses.
A) simplify
B) complicate
C) ignore
D) eliminate
4. Concerns have been raised about the Bill's potential impact on __________
and surveillance.
A) security
B) privacy
C) profitability
D) efficiency
5. The government's approach to the Bill's implementation must be
__________ to ensure public trust.
A) secretive
B) transparent
C) arbitrary
D) inconsistent
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5.Voice Exercise
Convert the following sentence from active to passive voice.
1. "The government introduced the Telecommunications Bill, 2023."
A) The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, was introduced by the
government.
B) The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, had been introduced by the
government.
C) The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, introduces by the government.
D) The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, is introducing by the government.
2."Industry bodies welcomed the new Bill."
A) The new Bill welcomed by industry bodies.
B) The new Bill was welcomed by industry bodies.
C) The new Bill has been welcomed by industry bodies.
D) The new Bill is being welcomed by industry bodies.
3."Concerns about privacy will impact the implementation of the Bill."
A) The implementation of the Bill will be impacted by concerns about
privacy.
B) The implementation of the Bill will impact by concerns about privacy.
C) The implementation of the Bill is impacted by concerns about privacy.
D) The implementation of the Bill has been impacted by concerns about
privacy.
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6.Narration Exercise
Convert the following sentence from direct to indirect speech.
1. The minister said, "The government will introduce the
Telecommunications Bill next week."
A) The minister said that the government would introduce the
Telecommunications Bill the following week.
B) The minister said that the government will introduce the
Telecommunications Bill next week.
C) The minister said that the government introduced the
Telecommunications Bill the following week.
D) The minister said the government was introducing the
Telecommunications Bill next week.
2. An industry expert stated, "The new Bill has significant implications for
privacy."
A) The minister said that the government would introduce the
Telecommunications Bill the following week.
B) The minister said that the government will introduce the
Telecommunications Bill next week.
C) The minister said that the government introduced the
Telecommunications Bill the following week.
D) The minister said the government was introducing the
Telecommunications Bill next week.
Convert the following sentence from indirect to direct speech.
3. The spokesperson announced that the satellite Internet industry would
not have to bid for the spectrum.
A) The spokesperson announced, "The satellite Internet industry will not
have to bid for the spectrum."
B) The spokesperson announced, "The satellite Internet industry would
not have to bid for the spectrum."
C) The spokesperson announced, "The satellite Internet industry does not
have to bid for the spectrum."
D) The spokesperson announced, "The satellite Internet industry did not
have to bid for the spectrum."
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7. Vocabulary
S
N
Word
1
Consolidati
ng (V)
2
Statute (N)
Hindi
English
Synonyms
Antonyms
Making
something
stronger
Strengtheni
ng,
Unifying
Fragmenti
ng
विधान
A written
law passed
by a body
Legislation,
Act
Repeal
Administra
tive
Informal
मजबत
ू
करना
3
Bureaucrati
c (Adj.)
नौकरशाही
Relating to
the
business of
running an
organizatio
n, or
government
4
Compliance
(N)
अनप
ु ालन
Following
rules or
orders
Adherence,
Conformity
Noncompli
ance
पररधध
The scope,
extent, or
bounds of
something
Range,
Scope
Limitation
5
Ambit (N)
Example
Sentence
The company
is
consolidating
its position in
the market.
The new
statute will
affect the way
businesses
operate.
There is often
a lot of
bureaucratic
red tape
involved in
government
procedures.
The company
was fined for
its lack of
compliance
with safety
regulations.
The new law
falls within
the ambit of
constitutional
rights.
Sending
His email
irrelevant
inbox was
or
स्पैम
Spamming
Junk
Targeted
filled with
6
unsolicited
(N)
mailing
messaging
spamming
भेजना
messages
from various
over the
advertisers.
Internet
Causing or
The debate on
likely to
Disputable,
climate
Contentious
वििादास्पद cause
7
Controversi Agreeable
change is a
(Adj.)
disagreeme al
contentious
nt
issue.
Critical
The proposal
observation Examinatio
was under
8 Scrutiny (N) जाांच
or
n,
Ignorance
intense
examinatio Inspection
scrutiny from
n
the board.
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8. Idioms / Phrases
SN
Idiom/Phr
ase
Meaning
Example Sentence
Type
1
Inches
closer
Gradually approaching
a goal or outcome
The project inches closer to
completion with each
passing day.
Phrase
2
Longstanding
Existing for a long time
The long-standing tradition
continues to be celebrated
annually.
Phrase
3
Breathe a
sigh of
relief
To feel relieved after a
period of tension or
worry
After hearing the good
news, they could breathe a
sigh of relief.
Phrase
4
On similar
footing
In a comparable
position or condition
The new policy puts all
competitors on similar
footing.
Phrase
5
On the
margins
In a position of less
importance or influence
Those living in remote areas
often find themselves on the
margins of society.
Phrase
He assured them that his
involvement was based on
Phrase
clean motives.
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Clean
motives
Pure or honest
intentions
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i) Detailed Solutions for Reading Comprehension Exercise
1. Answer: C
The primary aim of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023 is to consolidate laws for
wireless networks and Internet service providers. This is explicitly mentioned in the
passage, making options A, B, and D incorrect.
2. Answer: B
The Bill proposes to change the licensing process by digitizing it. This is part of the
process of simplifying bureaucratic procedures. Options A, C, and D do not reflect the
changes mentioned in the passage.
3. Answer: C
The Bill provides relief to the satellite Internet industry by stating that it will not need to
bid for spectrum. This aligns with option C, whereas options A, B, and D are not
mentioned or implied in the passage.
4. Answer: B
A key concern raised in the passage regarding the expansive definition of telecom in the
Bill is related to privacy and surveillance issues. This makes option B correct, while
options A, C, and D do not align with the concerns highlighted in the text.
5. Answer: C
The passage primarily conveys an optimistic tone about the Telecommunications Bill,
2023, especially in terms of streamlining processes and promoting business ease,
despite acknowledging some concerns. Options A, B, and D do not accurately represent
the overall tone of the passage.
6. Answer: B
'On the margins' in this context refers to being in a position of less importance or
influence, particularly in relation to India's population and its connectivity. It does not
refer to geographic borders, financial aspects, or the degree of Internet connectivity,
making options A, C, and D incorrect.
7. Answer: D
The passage implies that responses from industry bodies and the public regarding the
draft of the Bill were withheld from public scrutiny. This makes option D correct.
Options A, B, and C do not accurately reflect the handling of feedback as described in
the passage.
8. Answer: D
For the Act’s provisions to come into force, subordinate legislation notified by the
Department of Telecommunications is necessary, according to the passage. This makes
option D correct. Options A, B, and C are not supported by the information in the text.
9. Answer: B
The central theme of the passage is the evolution and regulation of the
telecommunications industry. The passage discusses the introduction of the
Telecommunications Bill and its implications, making option B correct. Options A, C,
and D do not encapsulate the main focus of the passage.
10. Answer: C
The passage suggests that the government's proposed approach to rule-making should
be collaborative and transparent, especially in terms of addressing public concerns and
ensuring legitimacy. This aligns with option C, while options A, B, and D do not
accurately describe the approach suggested in the passage.
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ii) Detailed Solutions for Cloze Test Exercise
1. Answer: A) towards
The phrase "marks a significant step towards" is commonly used to indicate progress
or movement in the direction of a particular goal. "Towards" fits grammatically and
contextually. The other options (against, under, beyond) do not make sense in this
context as they imply opposition, position, or going past something, which is not the
intended meaning.
2. Answer: A) because
The word "because" introduces a reason or explanation. The sentence structure
suggests that the simplification of processes is a reason or rationale for the importance
of the Bill. "Although," "unless," and "despite" are used to introduce contrasts or
conditions and are not appropriate in this context.
3. Answer: C) expansion
"Expansion" fits well in the context of discussing the challenges and changes in the
digital and telecommunications sectors. "Compliance," "disruption," and "enforcement"
do not fit as smoothly into the sentence, either grammatically or contextually, as
"expansion" does.
4. Answer: A) with
The use of "with" is appropriate here as it indicates alignment or agreement. The
sentence implies that India's policy aligns with global standards. The other
prepositions (against, above, over) would imply opposition, superiority, or control,
which do not fit the context.
5. Answer: A) surveillance
"Surveillance" is the correct answer as it fits the context of privacy and monitoring
concerns raised by the Bill. "Development," "expansion," and "regulation" do not
directly relate to the concerns of privacy and monitoring mentioned in the passage.
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iii) Detailed Solutions for Para-Jumble Exercise
1.
Correct Order: A) 4, 1, 3, 2
Explanation: Sentence 4 introduces the Bill, followed by Sentence 1 which states its
aim. Sentence 3 discusses a specific aspect of the Bill, and Sentence 2 introduces the
concerns it raises, making A the logical order.
2. Correct Order: A) 4, 2, 1, 3
Explanation: Sentence 4 sets the context of advancement in the telecommunications
sector. Sentence 2 introduces a specific provision of the Bill, followed by Sentence 1
which explains its international alignment. Sentence 3 introduces the concerns,
making A the coherent order.
3. Correct Order: A) 3, 2, 4, 1
Explanation: Sentence 3 introduces the importance of the Bill, followed by Sentence 2
which raises concerns. Sentence 4 suggests the need for addressing these issues, and
Sentence 1 concludes with the necessity of comprehensive policy-making.
4. Correct Order: A) 4, 2, 1, 3
Explanation: The coherent sentence is: "The Bill has been welcomed by industry
bodies and promoting their ease of doing business." This order logically constructs the
sentence.
5. Correct Order: A) 3, 2, 4, 1
Explanation: The coherent sentence is: "The government must scrupulously conduct
rule-making with absolute transparency and consultation to address these issues."
This order logically constructs the sentence
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iv) Detailed Solutions for Fill in the blanks Exercise
1. Correct Answer: B) consolidate
Explanation: The passage states that the aim of the Telecommunications Bill, 2023, is
to consolidate the law for wireless networks and Internet service providers.
"Consolidate" means to make something stronger or more solid, which fits the context
of streamlining and strengthening the regulations.
2. Correct Answer: B) aligned
Explanation: The Bill is described as aligning India's policy with global standards,
particularly regarding the satellite Internet industry. "Aligned" means brought into a
line or agreement, which is appropriate for describing the standardization of policies
across countries.
3. Correct Answer: A) simplify
Explanation: One of the primary objectives of the Bill, as mentioned in the text, is to
simplify bureaucratic procedures, especially in the context of obtaining telecom
licenses. "Simplify" fits perfectly as it means to make something easier to do or
understand.
4. Correct Answer: B) privacy
Explanation: The passage raises concerns about privacy and surveillance as potential
impacts of the Bill. "Privacy" is the state of being free from public attention or
unsanctioned intrusion, and it is a major concern in the context of telecommunications
regulation.
5. Correct Answer: B) transparent
Explanation: The passage emphasizes the need for the government to be transparent
in its approach to implementing the Bill. "Transparent" means open, clear, and free
from deceit, which is essential to ensure public trust in the government's actions and
motives regarding the Bill.
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v) Detailed Solutions for Voice Exercise
1. Correct Answer: A)
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple past tense. The corresponding
passive voice construction is "was/were + past participle." The subject "the
government" becomes the agent, introduced by "by."
2. Correct Answer:
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple past tense. The passive voice of a
simple past tense sentence is formed by using "was/were + past participle." The
subject "Industry bodies" becomes the agent in the passive voice.
3. Correct Answer: A) The implementation of the Bill will be impacted by
concerns about privacy.
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple future tense. The passive voice of a
simple future tense sentence is formed by using "will be + past participle." The subject
"Concerns about privacy" becomes the agent in the passive voice.
vi) Detailed Solutions for Narration Exercise
1. Correct Answer: A)
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple past tense. The corresponding
passive voice construction is "was/were + past participle." The subject "the
government" becomes the agent, introduced by "by."
2. Correct Answer: B)
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple past tense. The passive voice of a
simple past tense sentence is formed by using "was/were + past participle." The
subject "Industry bodies" becomes the agent in the passive voice.
3. Correct Answer: A)
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple future tense. The passive voice of a
simple future tense sentence is formed by using "will be + past participle." The subject
"Concerns about privacy" becomes the agent in the passive voice.
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Bonus: We have provided a small story using the vocabs and Phrases of this
article, read and enjoy learning.
Story: "The Wise Ruler of Techpur"
In the technicolor land of Techpur, Raja Hari Singh was known for his clean motives
(Pure or honest intentions) and wise decisions. This long-standing (Existing for a long
time) ruler had a vision to bring harmony to his kingdom, where all gadgets and
devices lived and worked together.
As the sun rose over Techpur, Raja Hari Singh inched closer (Gradually approaching
a goal or outcome) to a significant decision. He wanted to consolidate (Making
something stronger) the kingdom's old laws to make way for a new statute (A written
law passed by a body). This would not be just any rule, but a special one that would
bring order and simplify the bureaucratic (Relating to the business of running
government) ways.
"Today, we start a new chapter," proclaimed Raja Hari Singh. "With this
Telecommunications Bill, we shall simplify the way we work, ensuring every device
from Phone Prasad to Internet Indira can perform their duties with ease." All the
gadgets in the kingdom breathed a sigh of relief (To feel relieved after a period of
tension or worry), knowing their tangled wires and mixed signals would soon be a
thing of the past.
Even the Upagraha brothers, who linked Techpur with the world beyond the stars,
found themselves on similar footing (In a comparable position or condition) with their
international friends. They no longer needed to play the taxing 'Bid for Spectrum'
game.
Yet, not all was easy in Techpur. Some were on the margins (In a position of less
importance or influence), worried about their secrets and stories getting lost in this
new change. "What about our privacy?" whispered Phone Prasad with concern.
Raja Hari Singh, always open to scrutiny (Critical observation or examination),
listened carefully. He knew that the ambit (The scope, extent, or bounds of something)
of his new law must protect every citizen's privacy, even as it fought against
spamming (Sending irrelevant or unsolicited messages over the Internet) and other
nuisances.
"The contentious (Causing or likely to cause disagreement) issues shall not be
ignored," Raja Hari Singh assured his people. "We shall have a Sabha where every
voice can be heard, and every worry addressed."
And so, Techpur flourished, its wires untangled, its signals clear, and its stories safe,
all thanks to a ruler who knew the true meaning of compliance (Following rules or
orders) and care.
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