Today's(November 27, 2021) Important Headlines from The Hindu

Subject	Page No. (Delhi Ed.)	Important Headlines	Relevance(P & M)
GS 2(Health, Important International Institutions)	1	Omicron new variant of concern	1. World Health Organization (WHO) 2. Omicron
GS 1(Indian Heritage and Culture)	1	Show that celebrated 200 years of Bengal art to shut down	1. Ghare Baire(at home and the world) 2. Kalighat and Early Bengal paintings
GS 3 (Government Policies & Interventions, Health, Gender, Issues Related to Children, Issues Related to Women)	8	A close reading of the NFHS-5, the health of India	A comparison of NFHS-5 with NFHS-4 (2015-16) reveals improvement in several dimensions such as educational attainment, institutional deliveries, vaccinations, infant mortality and much more. Elaborate.
GS 2(Poverty, Government Policies & Interventions GS 3(Employment, Issues Relating to Development)	8	Shore up the lifeline	Considering that the MGNREGS acts as a robust lifeline it will be prudent for the Government to make up the shortfalls in the allocations quickly. Explain.
GS 2(NITI Aayog, Planning, Co-operative Federalism)	11	Over 50% of Bihar population multidimensionally poor: NITI	1. NITI Aayog’s Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) 2. Analyse how the development of the National Multidimensional Poverty Index of India is an important contribution towards instituting a public policy tool that monitors multidimensional poverty, informs evidence-based and focused interventions?
GS 2(Important International Institutions)	14	Cross-border insolvency draft on anvil	UNCITRAL model law on Cross-Border Insolvency, 1997
GS 3(Government Policies & InterventionsGrowth & Development, Constitutional Bodies)	8	Indian agriculture needs a Verghese Kurien	1. Amul’s success has not been the catalyst for similar movements across other agricultural commodities in India. 2. The cooperative movement in India is in a state of flux. It has suffered due to lack of professional management, adequate finance and poor adoption of technology. Comment. 3. Mr Verghese Kurien had a deep distrust of India’s bureaucracy. He saw it as a leftover of the colonial mindset and the product of a western lifestyle. Do you agree with him?