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Indian Express August 12, 2016 What the valley says.
- Dispute – To debate, to quarrel in words.
- Erupt - To burst out.
- Disclaimer – To deny, to renounce.
- Integral – Necessary for completeness .
- Ascertain – To find out.
- Delegation – The act of being representative.
- Palatable – Pleasant to taste.
- Bureaucrat – An official in government.
- Shoo – To drive away by crying “shoo”.
- Transcend – To go beyond.
- Accumulative – To pile up, to collect, to amass.
- Trigger – Lever in fire arms.
- Outpour – The act of pouring out.
- Endorse – To say someone is right.
- Repression – To keep in control.
- Lament – To mourn.
- Abuse – Misuse.
- Cordon - A line or circle of police, soldiers, or guards preventing access to or from an area or building.
- Illusion – Something that misleads the mind.
- Aberration – Going away from the right path.
- Hawkish –
- Hawk like.
- Disposed to warfare.
- Veneer - An attractive appearance that covers or disguises someone or something’s true nature or feelings.
- Emissary – One sent out on a secret mission.
- Ambit – Extent, scope, bound.
- Taint – A trace of something bad.
- Interlocutor – One who takes part in dialogue.
- Tacit – Implied but not expressed.
- Explicate – To explain.
- Despair – To lose all hope.
Indian Express August 12, 2016 A GST less Taxing.
- Cascade – Small waterfall.
- Excise –
- Duty on home produced goods.
- To cutout.
- Commodity – Article of trade.
- Statute – A law passed by Parliament or other law making body.
- Stagnate – To become slow to stop (non flowing).
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