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Word of the Day (omnibus)-15SEP21

Word of the Day (omnibus)-15SEP21

Today’s “Word of the Day” is “omnibus” and it is an adjective meaning “consisting of many different things/points; covering a number of diverse or unrelated topics; all-embracing, all-in, comprehensive, exhaustive, all-inclusive”.

Example Sentence: The dissolution of Article 370 in 2019 which gave Jammu and Kashmir a special constitutional status, and intermittent attempts to dilute and dissolve the omnibus Article 371 which, among others, gives expansive constitutional powers to Nagas over land and resources (Article 371A), and to Manipur’s Hill Areas Committee (Article 371C) over tribal identity, culture, development and local administration, are exemplars.

This word is present in The Hindu article In Manipur, a case for asymmetric federalism and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Hindu

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