3rd Mar 2026 | The Hindu Editorial Analysis | English Vocabulary, Grammar & Reading Skills #hindu

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3rd Mar 2026 | The Hindu Editorial Analysis | English Vocabulary, Grammar & Reading Skills #hindu

Posted on 03 Mar 2026

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Q1) Q11. What can be inferred about the significance of including GST data in the new national accounts series?

A) GST data will help the government increase tax collection from the informal sector

B) GST data provides rich and reliable consumer spending information that was previously unavailable in national accounts

C) GST data proves that India's informal sector is larger than the formal sector

D) GST data will help India achieve the $5 trillion economy target faster

Q2) Q12. Read the following statements and choose the correct option: 1. The new series pegs India's economy at ₹345.47 lakh crore in 2025-26 2. The size of the economy in 2023-24 and 2024-25 was revised upward by 3.8% each 3. India is currently a $3.8 trillion economy according to the new series 4. The double deflator approach accounts for inflation separately for intermediate goods and the final product

A) Only statements 1 and 2 are correct

B) Only statements 2 and 3 are correct

C) Only statements 1, 3 and 4 are correct

D) Only statement 4 is correct

Q3) Q13. Which of the following best reflects the author's overall point of view about the new national accounts data series?

A) The new series is deeply flawed and should be revised again before being used for policy decisions

B) The new series is a welcome and more accurate improvement but its findings demand serious policy attention especially on fiscal targets

C) The new series proves that India's economy has been consistently overestimated and the government must be held accountable

D) The new series is only useful for updating base year figures and has no real policy implications

Q4) Q14. Which of the following sentences, if inserted at the end of the first paragraph, would most logically continue the author's line of thought?

A) India must now focus on reducing its fiscal deficit to single digits within the next two years

B) However the rupee depreciation has completely offset all the gains from the methodological improvements

C) Taken together these improvements make the new series a far more credible and robust measure of India's economic reality

D) The informal sector remains the biggest challenge for any national accounts data series in India

Q5) Q15. According to the passage, the double deflator approach is described as a marked improvement because it ______?

A) Replaces the need for GST data in measuring consumer spending patterns

B) Accounts for the effect of inflation separately for intermediate goods and the final product

C) Eliminates the need to update the base year for national accounts data every decade

D) Provides more accurate data on the agricultural and informal sectors specifically