100525 + Interview Questions in GENERAL QA IN GENERAL AWARENESS

1.	You might ______ your ideas much better if you planned what you wanted to say. A) get on B) look up C) carry out D) put across
Answer» Correct option is D) put across

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2.	What time ____ you go to bed? A) do B) does C) is D) have
Answer» Correct option is A) do

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3.	“_____ they _____ a winter holiday?” “Yes, they do.” A) Do / wanting B) Does / want C) Do / want D) Does / wanting
Answer» Correct option is C) Do / want

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4.	If someone is "down to earth", he is _____. A) strange B) practical C) shy
Answer» Correct option is B) practical

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5.	"Easy does it" means _____. A) let's do it later B) let's do it carefully C) let's do it quickly
Answer» Correct option is B) let's do it carefully

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6.	“Do Mr. Adams and his daughter like going _____ ?” “No, they _____ .” A) ski / don’t B) skiing / don’t C) skiing / do D) ski / does
Answer» B) skiing / don’t

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7.	The knife is ________ the bottle. A) atB) next C) near D) between
Answer» Correct option is C) near

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8.	They never go out _____ Friday evenings . A) on B) in C) at D) by
Answer» Correct option is A) on

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9.	She loves _____ to music. A) listening B) to listen C) listens D) listen
Answer» Correct option is A) listening

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10.	what is secularism pls tell in this meetmeet.google.com/xew-ixwa-qzs
Answer» Secularism means separation of religion from political, economic, social and cultural aspects of life, religion being treated as a purely personal matter. It emphasized dissociation of the state from religion and full freedom to all religions and tolerance of all religions.

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11.	Anita is appearing in an examination conducted for recruitment to Central Government positions. In how many languages as mentioned in the 8th Schedule can she opt to take the exam? Select the appropriate option. A. 18 B. 21 C. 22 D. 25
Answer» C - 22 22 languages as mentioned in the 8th Schedule can she opt to take the exam.

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Anita is appearing in an examination conducted for recruitment to Central Government positions. In how many languages as mentioned in the 8th Schedule can she opt to take the exam? Select the appropriate option. A. 18 B. 21 C. 22 D. 25

Answer»

C - 22

22 languages as mentioned in the 8th Schedule can she opt to take the exam.

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12.	Anita is appearing in an examination conducted for recruitment to central government position . In how many language as mentioned
Answer» Answer: 22 languages

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13.	Which of the following categories of resources can we put Tidal energy in? A. Renewable resources B. Non-renewable resources C. Actual resources D. Potential resources
Answer» A - Renewable Resources

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14.	Consider the following statements on power sharing and select the answer using the codes given below : I. It is good for democracy. II. It creates harmony in different groups III. It brings transparency in the governance. IV. It brings socio-political competition among parties.A. I, II & III B. II, III & IV C. I, III & IV D. I, II & IV
Answer» Option (A) : I, II & III Please send me explanation on this Consider the following statements on power sharing and select the answer using the codes given below : I. It is good for democracy. II. It creates harmony in different groups III. It brings transparency in the governance. IV. It brings socio-political competition among parties. A. I, II & III B. II, III & IV C. I, III & IV D. I, II & IV I didn't understand

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15.	Explain the statement with reasons:Historical research was driven to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life
Answer» Historical research was driven to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life. Points: - In the beginning, historiography was dominated by male point of view. - French scholar Simone de Beauvior, helped in establishing the fundamentals of feminism. - Feminist historiography emphasised not only on inclusion of women in history but also on rethinking of male dominated perspective. - It drove historical research to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life such as their employment, their role in trade union; institutions working for their cause, their family life etc. - In historical writings after 1990, women were portrayed as an independent social class.

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Explain the statement with reasons:Historical research was driven to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life

Answer»

Historical research was driven to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life.

Points: - In the beginning, historiography was dominated by male point of view.

- French scholar Simone de Beauvior, helped in establishing the fundamentals of feminism.

- Feminist historiography emphasised not only on inclusion of women in history but also on rethinking of male dominated perspective.

- It drove historical research to focus in depth on various aspects of women’s life such as their employment, their role in trade union; institutions working for their cause, their family life etc.

- In historical writings after 1990, women were portrayed as an independent social class.

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16.	How did Greeks influence the fields of science, literature and art of India?
Answer» Asian greeks were the inventor of more elements of Civilization that any other people of the world these elements of Civilization can be viewed amongst article writing especially associated with her daughter's and two sided dice and the evolution of democracy has been found mental seeds in athens. The greeks view of the world was predominantly secular and rationalistic. it existed the spirit of enquiry and preferred knowledge to faith. with only a limited cultural Inheritance of the past upon who built to the greeks produced intellectual and monuments that has served ever since as standards of achievement so in some ways the single most Legacy of the Ancient Greece is the Civilization in India and ancient Era is particularly influenced by greeks especially not language culture and mostly covers the all aspects of human life . This article is an attempt of explore cultural and religious evolution of India as an outcome of Indo Greek interaction . it for the items to answer that why and how the India was influenced by the greeks subsequently the Indian art particularly gounder appeared as the world's famous art of India . they request is manifested . True materialisation of long list compromising Kingdoms and Greek rulers who reigned India. regarding religious contribution and their involvement in Buddhism the role of king menander is most significant . Moreover the greeks added value to the Indian intellect and cultural heritage in forms of introducing industrial techniques development of astronomy and building the great School of Gandhara sculptural whose influent penetrated into the far corners of Asia .

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How did Greeks influence the fields of science, literature and art of India?

Answer»

Asian greeks were the inventor of more elements of Civilization that any other people of the world these elements of Civilization can be viewed amongst article writing especially associated with her daughter's and two sided dice and the evolution of democracy has been found mental seeds in athens.

The greeks view of the world was predominantly secular and rationalistic. it existed the spirit of enquiry and preferred knowledge to faith. with only a limited cultural Inheritance of the past upon who built to the greeks produced intellectual and monuments that has served ever since as standards of achievement so in some ways the single most Legacy of the Ancient Greece is the Civilization in India and ancient Era is particularly influenced by greeks especially not language culture and mostly covers the all aspects of human life .

This article is an attempt of explore cultural and religious evolution of India as an outcome of Indo Greek interaction . it for the items to answer that why and how the India was influenced by the greeks subsequently the Indian art particularly gounder appeared as the world's famous art of India . they request is manifested .

True materialisation of long list compromising Kingdoms and Greek rulers who reigned India. regarding religious contribution and their involvement in Buddhism the role of king menander is most significant .

Moreover the greeks added value to the Indian intellect and cultural heritage in forms of introducing industrial techniques development of astronomy and building the great School of Gandhara sculptural whose influent penetrated into the far corners of Asia .

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17.	Who’s that man you spoke to just now? -I don’t know, he is completely UNFAMILIAR to me. A) foreign B) strange C) unknown D) new E) for
Answer» Correct option is B) strange

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18.	Grey’s going TO GET a splendid job. A) to go B) to put C) to obtain D) to receive E) to win
Answer» Correct option is C) to obtain

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19.	Which one of the following aspects describe the meaning of ‘Tirthankaras’ in Jainism? A. Supreme Being who is the incarnation of God B. Those who guide men and women across the river of existence. C. Those who follow the path of Vedanta asceticism D. Those who know the ultimate truth and dharma
Answer» B. Those who guide men and women across the river of existence.

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20.	Which of the following is the oldest stupa in India and was commissioned by the Mauryan King Ashoka? A. Shanti Stupa B. Amaravati Stupa C. Sanchi Stupa D. Nagarjuna Konda Stupa
Answer» C. Sanchi Stupa

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21.	Those people over there are speaking a language I don’t understand. They must be ________ . A) foreign B) strange C) rare D) outlandish
Answer» Correct option is A) foreign

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22.	Enumerate the results of World War I.
Answer» The results of the First World War are as follows: 1. The horrors and miseries in the aftermath of the war were’plenty. The lasting result of the war was the loss of millions of fittest meiv and permanent disabling of many more. It has been estimated that about 60 million soldiers took part in the war. Out of them, about 10 million were killed and about 20 million were wounded. Most of them were men below the age of 40. Besides, millions of civilians died of starvation, diseases and mindless violence. As a result, women were forced to work in the factories, shops, hospitals, offices, schools, etc. they worked in place of men and thus ended the traditional barrier between men and women. 2. As a result of the war, four old Empires were overthrown. They were the Hapsburg of Austria, Hohenzollerns of Germany, Romanovs of Russia and the Turkish Sultanate. Many new States were setup on the ruins of the old Empires like Finland, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. 3. The Treaty of Versailles was an important outcome of the war. By this Treaty, Germany had to give up large number of its territories and colonies. It was imposed a huge war indemnity and its military strength was reduced. 4. It became common after the war to look to the Government for guidance to solve economic, social and other problems of the people. Government control over many aspects of life increased. Acute shortage of goods led to inflation. Each warring nation imposed heavy taxes to meet the war expenses. World’s production decreased and the cost of living shot up everywhere. The largest creditor-nations of Europe became debtor-nations. 5. The most important constructive result of the First World War as the establishment of an international organization called the League of Nations to preserve the World peace by avoiding future wars. The Paris Peace Conference accepted the proposal of Woodrow Wilson. The League of Nations came into existence in 1920 with its headquarters at Geneva in Switzerland. 6. Countries like Poland, Belgium and Czechoslovakia became independent after the war. 7. The Paris Peace Conference, in 1919 officially ended the First World War.

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Enumerate the results of World War I.

Answer»

The results of the First World War are as follows:

1. The horrors and miseries in the aftermath of the war were’plenty. The lasting result of the war was the loss of millions of fittest meiv and permanent disabling of many more. It has been estimated that about 60 million soldiers took part in the war. Out of them, about 10 million were killed and about 20 million were wounded. Most of them were men below the age of 40. Besides, millions of civilians died of starvation, diseases and mindless violence.

As a result, women were forced to work in the factories, shops, hospitals, offices, schools, etc. they worked in place of men and thus ended the traditional barrier between men and women.

2. As a result of the war, four old Empires were overthrown. They were the Hapsburg of Austria, Hohenzollerns of Germany, Romanovs of Russia and the Turkish Sultanate. Many new States were setup on the ruins of the old Empires like Finland, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.

3. The Treaty of Versailles was an important outcome of the war. By this Treaty, Germany had to give up large number of its territories and colonies. It was imposed a huge war indemnity and its military strength was reduced.

4. It became common after the war to look to the Government for guidance to solve economic, social and other problems of the people. Government control over many aspects of life increased. Acute shortage of goods led to inflation. Each warring nation imposed heavy taxes to meet the war expenses. World’s production decreased and the cost of living shot up everywhere. The largest creditor-nations of Europe became debtor-nations.

5. The most important constructive result of the First World War as the establishment of an international organization called the League of Nations to preserve the World peace by avoiding future wars. The Paris Peace Conference accepted the proposal of Woodrow Wilson. The League of Nations came into existence in 1920 with its headquarters at Geneva in Switzerland.

6. Countries like Poland, Belgium and Czechoslovakia became independent after the war.

7. The Paris Peace Conference, in 1919 officially ended the First World War.

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23.	Explain the role of India in the Non-Aligned Movement.
Answer» India has played an important role in the formation of Non-Aligned Movement. Jawaharlal , Nehru, the Prime Minister of India is called the Architect of Non-Aligned Movement. His ‘Panchasheela’ formed the important principles of Non-Aligned Movement. India has not only coined the word‘Non-Aligned’, but has inspired others about it. The following facts show the relationship between India and NAM. 1. India has good relations with the other Non-Aligned countries. Nehru’s principles got world recognition in the Bandung conference, which officially declared the Non-Aligned policy. 2. The 7^th summit of Non-Aligned countries was held at Delhi and India’s Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi presided.over the conference. She said we should become a united voice in the international organizations. Disarmament, Economic development, technical help were some of the issues that were discussed in this summit. India insisted Israel to withdraw her troops from Palestine. 3. At the 8^th summit of Non-Aligned countries in Harare, the then Indian Prime Minister Rajeev Gandhi demanded the release of Nelson Mandela of South Africa. He also established the ‘African Fund’ to support the blacks who were fighting for their Rights and Freedom. 4. The 9^th summit of Non-Aligned countries was held at Belgrade the capital of Yugoslavia. In this summit, Rajeev Gandhi gave a call for establishing ‘Global Protection Fund’ for the protection of the Environment. 5. At the 12^th and 13^th summits of Non-Aligned countries, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave a call to take a firm decision to combat international Terrorism. India also supported nuclear disarmament. 6. At the 14^th summit, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke about international terrorism and nuclear disarmament. At the 15^th summit he brought to the notice of Non- Aligned countries, the Mumbai attacks and terrorism. At the 16^th summit held in Iran, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh advocated the need for international action against the spread of nuclear armaments and terrorism. He also gave a call to find a solution to the Syrian problem acceptable to all.

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Explain the role of India in the Non-Aligned Movement.

Answer»

India has played an important role in the formation of Non-Aligned Movement. Jawaharlal , Nehru, the Prime Minister of India is called the Architect of Non-Aligned Movement. His ‘Panchasheela’ formed the important principles of Non-Aligned Movement. India has not only coined the word‘Non-Aligned’, but has inspired others about it.

The following facts show the relationship between India and NAM.

1. India has good relations with the other Non-Aligned countries. Nehru’s principles got world recognition in the Bandung conference, which officially declared the Non-Aligned policy.

2. The 7^th summit of Non-Aligned countries was held at Delhi and India’s Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi presided.over the conference. She said we should become a united voice in the international organizations. Disarmament, Economic development, technical help were some of the issues that were discussed in this summit. India insisted Israel to withdraw her troops from Palestine.

3. At the 8^th summit of Non-Aligned countries in Harare, the then Indian Prime Minister Rajeev Gandhi demanded the release of Nelson Mandela of South Africa. He also established the ‘African Fund’ to support the blacks who were fighting for their Rights and Freedom.

4. The 9^th summit of Non-Aligned countries was held at Belgrade the capital of Yugoslavia. In this summit, Rajeev Gandhi gave a call for establishing ‘Global Protection Fund’ for the protection of the Environment.

5. At the 12^th and 13^th summits of Non-Aligned countries, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee gave a call to take a firm decision to combat international Terrorism. India also supported nuclear disarmament.

6. At the 14^th summit, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke about international terrorism and nuclear disarmament. At the 15^th summit he brought to the notice of Non- Aligned countries, the Mumbai attacks and terrorism.

At the 16^th summit held in Iran, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh advocated the need for international action against the spread of nuclear armaments and terrorism. He also gave a call to find a solution to the Syrian problem acceptable to all.

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24.	HOW ARE THE LAUNDRY IN HOSPITAL DIFFERENT FROM A HOTEL
Answer» Laundry is defined as the place of washing clothes and other textiles. There are many processing works in the laundry which can be categorized in various parts. Commercial Laundries are also called industrial laundry they are the laundry which facilities clean large quantities of fabrics in a wide range of varieties and uses. Hospital Laundries are basically the laundries that supply clean and adequate clothes and linen to the hospitals.They use disinfectant to clean the clothes , the basic tasks include, sorting, washing, extracting, drying, ironing, folding, mending and delivery. In Hospitals- The hospital laundry takes care of hygiene, cleanliness and disinfection. Many hospitals have started using disposables where there is a threat of infection, which are then destroyed by burning. Most of the articles in hospitals are of cotton and dyed (in colours specific to the hospital and department) with dyes that have excellent wash fastness. The daily laundry thus emphasises mainly the cleanliness of cotton materials. Even the ironing and pressing may not be done to perfection. Repair and mending and condemnation of unusable material may or may not form a part of the services required. The quantum of work, especially for bed linen, is much larger for hospitals as compared to hotels. The larger hospitals may have to take care of 1,800-2,000 beds or even more. In Hotels: Aesthetics and the final finish of the articles are the most important. As compared to hospitals the articles here may be of different fibre contents. Final finishing of laundered goods, i.e., starching, ironing pressing and correct and perfect folding, are emphasised. They also have to care of guests’ laundry when required. The smaller hotels may have link-ups with commercial laundries from outside. The quantum of work, especially for bed linen, is much lesser in hotels. The big hotels may have up to 400-500 rooms.

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HOW ARE THE LAUNDRY IN HOSPITAL DIFFERENT FROM A HOTEL

Answer»

Laundry is defined as the place of washing clothes and other textiles. There are many processing works in the laundry which can be categorized in various parts.

Commercial Laundries are also called industrial laundry they are the laundry which facilities clean large quantities of fabrics in a wide range of varieties and uses.

Hospital Laundries are basically the laundries that supply clean and adequate clothes and linen to the hospitals.They use disinfectant to clean the clothes , the basic tasks include, sorting, washing, extracting, drying, ironing, folding, mending and delivery.

In Hospitals- The hospital laundry takes care of hygiene, cleanliness and disinfection. Many hospitals have started using disposables where there is a threat of infection, which are then destroyed by burning. Most of the articles in hospitals are of cotton and dyed (in colours specific to the hospital and department) with dyes that have excellent wash fastness. The daily laundry thus emphasises mainly the cleanliness of cotton materials. Even the ironing and pressing may not be done to perfection. Repair and mending and condemnation of unusable material may or may not form a part of the services required. The quantum of work, especially for bed linen, is much larger for hospitals as compared to hotels. The larger hospitals may have to take care of 1,800-2,000 beds or even more.

In Hotels: Aesthetics and the final finish of the articles are the most important. As compared to hospitals the articles here may be of different fibre contents. Final finishing of laundered goods, i.e., starching, ironing pressing and correct and perfect folding, are emphasised. They also have to care of guests’ laundry when required. The smaller hotels may have link-ups with commercial laundries from outside. The quantum of work, especially for bed linen, is much lesser in hotels. The big hotels may have up to 400-500 rooms.

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25.	Thinking of make- believe situation which is not real is an example of ____________. a. Propositional thought b. Systematic thinking c. Personal fable d. Abstract thinking
Answer» correct option is d. Abstract thinking

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26.	Which was the original home of the Kushanas?
Answer» The Kushanas were originally a nomadic race known as Yuch – Chi and they lived in China.

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27.	Play is a _________ and joyful activity. a. Emotional b. Spontaneous c. Calculated d. Magical
Answer» correct option is b. Spontaneous

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28.	The major health and nutritional problems mainly arises due to low amount of minerals and vitamins in diet. Name the two PEMs.
Answer» Kwashiorkor, Marasmus

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29.	Read the following passage and answer In any society, nutritional problems are not just linked to food but to a variety of interacting/interrelated factors at various levels. While poverty is often the underlying cause, the situation becomes worse when a substantial proportion of families do not have access to basic amenities. Rural households have less access to toilets. Poor sanitation results in loss of work days and further economic loss. Further, considerable proportion of the population does not have safe drinking water. The causes of malnutrition identify several levels of causes: immediate, underlying and basic. 1. Which of the following is not one of the underlying causes? a. Insufficient rainfall for agriculture b. Inadequate access to food c. Inadequate care for mothers and children d. Insufficient health services and unhealthy environment2. Following are nutrition programmes and their examples operating in India. Select the incorrect option. a. Food Supplementation Programme - Mid day meal b. Food Security Programme - Public distribution system c. ICDS-Annapurna Scheme d. Nutrient Deficiency Control Programme- National Prophylaxis Programme3. What is the mission of Public Health Nutrition? a. To prevent overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of individual and family b. To prevent undernutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of individuals c. To prevent undernutrition and overnutrition problem of society. d. To prevent both undernutrition and overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of the population4. Since past 15 days, Seema who is 30-year-old is feeling lethargic, breathlessness and fatigue on slight exertion. Identify the deficiency disease she might be suffering from. a. IDA b. IDD c. VAD d. Osteoporosis5. To tackle with nutritional problems Poshaan Abhiyaan was started. Following interventions were initiated i. Food fortification ii. Ensuring food security iii. Poverty alleviation iv. Production of low cost nutritious food 6. Which of these are direct short term interventions to tackle nutritional problems? a. i and ii b. ii and iii c. i and iv d. ii and iv
Answer» 1. a. Insufficient rainfall for agriculture 2. c. ICDS-Annapurna Scheme 3. d. To prevent both undernutrition and overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of the population 4. a. IDA 5. c. i and iv 6. b. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation.

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Read the following passage and answer In any society, nutritional problems are not just linked to food but to a variety of interacting/interrelated factors at various levels. While poverty is often the underlying cause, the situation becomes worse when a substantial proportion of families do not have access to basic amenities. Rural households have less access to toilets. Poor sanitation results in loss of work days and further economic loss. Further, considerable proportion of the population does not have safe drinking water. The causes of malnutrition identify several levels of causes: immediate, underlying and basic. 1. Which of the following is not one of the underlying causes? a. Insufficient rainfall for agriculture b. Inadequate access to food c. Inadequate care for mothers and children d. Insufficient health services and unhealthy environment2. Following are nutrition programmes and their examples operating in India. Select the incorrect option. a. Food Supplementation Programme - Mid day meal b. Food Security Programme - Public distribution system c. ICDS-Annapurna Scheme d. Nutrient Deficiency Control Programme- National Prophylaxis Programme3. What is the mission of Public Health Nutrition? a. To prevent overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of individual and family b. To prevent undernutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of individuals c. To prevent undernutrition and overnutrition problem of society. d. To prevent both undernutrition and overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of the population4. Since past 15 days, Seema who is 30-year-old is feeling lethargic, breathlessness and fatigue on slight exertion. Identify the deficiency disease she might be suffering from. a. IDA b. IDD c. VAD d. Osteoporosis5. To tackle with nutritional problems Poshaan Abhiyaan was started. Following interventions were initiated i. Food fortification ii. Ensuring food security iii. Poverty alleviation iv. Production of low cost nutritious food 6. Which of these are direct short term interventions to tackle nutritional problems? a. i and ii b. ii and iii c. i and iv d. ii and iv

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1. a. Insufficient rainfall for agriculture

2. c. ICDS-Annapurna Scheme

3. d. To prevent both undernutrition and overnutrition and to maintain optimal nutritional status of the population

4. a. IDA

5. c. i and iv

6. b. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation.

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30.	What is meant by ‘Veda’?
Answer» Veda means knowledge.

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31.	Given below are two statements labeled as Assertion (A) and reason (R) Assertion(A)- Nutritional status and support, prior to and after illness, play an important role in prognosis, recovery and even duration of hospitalisation. Reason(R)- Nutritional care has gained importance worldwide, more so in recent times Select the most appropriate answer from the options given below. a. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation. b. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation. c. A is true R is false. d. A is false but R is true
Answer» b. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation.

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32.	While assessing nutritional status of a patient which factor is not considered by the clinical nutritionist? a. Anthropometric measurements b. Detailed information on diet and medication histories c. Relating the information on laboratory and physical measurements d. Diet survey
Answer» d. Diet survey

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33.	Which is the first Paleolithic site found in India?
Answer» The Sohan river basin.

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34.	What are the functions of the following computer hardware:a. CPU b. RAM c. ROMd. Graphics card e. Motherboard
Answer» a. CPU Controls most of the operations in computer and it fetches data and program instructions from RAM, processes it (execution)  and then sends back the results. b. RAM It stores data temporarily, that is most likely needed by CPU for processing. c. ROM Stores information such as bootup instructions, more permanently. d. Graphics card Hardwar, installed in a computer that is responsible for rendering the image on the computer’s monitor. e. Motherboard It connects the different parts/components of a computer together, such as CPU, RAM, etc. and allows communication between the parts.

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What are the functions of the following computer hardware:a. CPU b. RAM c. ROMd. Graphics card e. Motherboard

Answer»

a. CPU

Controls most of the operations in computer and it fetches data and program instructions from RAM, processes it (execution)  and then sends back the results.

b. RAM

It stores data temporarily, that is most likely needed by CPU for processing.

c. ROM

Stores information such as bootup instructions, more permanently.

d. Graphics card

Hardwar, installed in a computer that is responsible for rendering the image on the computer’s monitor.

e. Motherboard

It connects the different parts/components of a computer together, such as CPU, RAM, etc. and allows communication between the parts.

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35.	In the context of computers, what is authentication?
Answer» The process of verifying authorized user(s), through confirming a user’s identity.

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36.	List three factors that need to be considered with ergonomic design
Answer» Comfort, (in terms of posture, sight, etc.), efficiency, and safety

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37.	Define the term ‘ergonomics’
Answer» The science of refining the design of products, to optimize them for human use.

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38.	___________ is a brief message between radio programmes ,generally in the form of jingles.
Answer» PSA (Public Service Announcement)

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39.	A design for printed textiles often begins with a drawing or a pencil sketch. The design often gets its inspiration from a theme. There are many categories of printed textiles. Printed textiles are one of them.” What are floral prints? Give 2 examples of how they were adapted to suit different cultures. Name one area where these are popularly used.
Answer» 1. Floral prints are patterned in rich colors with delicate flowers and leaves. It includes gatherings of a flower garden and also grasses and grains. It excludes agricultural products like fruits, vegetables, nuts, pinecones and trees. Flowers with dragon flies, butterflies or lady birds, grasshoppers or insects fall under this category. 2. We find certain flowers are specific to a region and hence the print used changes from region to region. For example prints with roses are popular in English textiles, cherry and apple blossom are native of Japanese textiles, Peony flowers being specific to China, and the famous buteh design (floral cluster or bouquet of flowers) of India and Persia. 3. Floral prints are very popular for women’s clothing or accessories.

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A design for printed textiles often begins with a drawing or a pencil sketch. The design often gets its inspiration from a theme. There are many categories of printed textiles. Printed textiles are one of them.” What are floral prints? Give 2 examples of how they were adapted to suit different cultures. Name one area where these are popularly used.

Answer»

1. Floral prints are patterned in rich colors with delicate flowers and leaves. It includes gatherings of a flower garden and also grasses and grains. It excludes agricultural products like fruits, vegetables, nuts, pinecones and trees. Flowers with dragon flies, butterflies or lady birds, grasshoppers or insects fall under this category.

2. We find certain flowers are specific to a region and hence the print used changes from region to region. For example prints with roses are popular in English textiles, cherry and apple blossom are native of Japanese textiles, Peony flowers being specific to China, and the famous buteh design (floral cluster or bouquet of flowers) of India and Persia.

3. Floral prints are very popular for women’s clothing or accessories.

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40.	“Embroidery or the art of needlework resulted from the passion of womenfolk to express their creativity and ornament their apparel and household textiles. Primarily a feminine art, young girls learned the craft from their mothers and older women in the family. Kashmir is known for intricately done embroideries.” a. Name the embroidery style from Kashmir that is practiced by men folk of the region. b. Discuss the technique to do it. c. Name one popular motif seen on embroidered shawls
Answer» a. Kashida b. Technique:The base material for Kashida is cotton, wool or silk in a variety of colors like white, blue, yellow, purple, red, green and black. The embroidery threads used to execute Kashida are wool, silk or cotton depending on the product to be embroidered. The main stitches employed for Kashida are darning stitch, stem stitch, satin stitch and chain stitch. c. cypress cone

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“Embroidery or the art of needlework resulted from the passion of womenfolk to express their creativity and ornament their apparel and household textiles. Primarily a feminine art, young girls learned the craft from their mothers and older women in the family. Kashmir is known for intricately done embroideries.” a. Name the embroidery style from Kashmir that is practiced by men folk of the region. b. Discuss the technique to do it. c. Name one popular motif seen on embroidered shawls

Answer»

a. Kashida

b. Technique:The base material for Kashida is cotton, wool or silk in a variety of colors like white, blue, yellow, purple, red, green and black. The embroidery threads used to execute Kashida are wool, silk or cotton depending on the product to be embroidered. The main stitches employed for Kashida are darning stitch, stem stitch, satin stitch and chain stitch.

c. cypress cone

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41.	An area with particular uses or features is termed a ______
Answer» Correct answer is zone

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42.	She is fit and healthy ____ she doesn’t get much exercise. A) so B) because C) even though D) so that
Answer» Correct option is C) even though

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43.	The American English name for courgette. It’s a green or yellow cucumber shaped vegetable.
Answer» Correct answer is zucchini

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44.	The park where animals are kept for people to see is a ______
Answer» Correct answer is zoo

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45.	He failed his driving test ____ he practiced a lot. A) so B) because C) even though D) so that
Answer» Correct option is C) even though

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46.	Describe Phulkari in respect of Region, Technique, Motifs, style of embroidery and End uses.
Answer» Phulkari: Region: Phulkari is an embroidery style that originated in Punjab. It is used and embroidered in different parts of Punjab namely Jalandhar, amritsar, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur, ludhiana, Ferozepur, Bhatinda and Patiala. The earliest available article of phulkari embroidery is a rumal embroidered during 15th century by Bibi Nanaki, sister of guru Nanak dev. The needlework is widely practiced by the women of Punjab and holds significance in a life of a woman, from her marriage till her final abode to heaven. Technique: The base material to execute Phulkari is handspun and handwoven Khaddar that is dyed in red, rust, brown, blue and darker shades. Soft untwisted silk thread ‘Pat’ is used for the embroidery. The colours of the thread are red, green, golden yellow, orange, blue etc. The basic stitch employed for Phulkari is darning stitch, which is done from the reverse side of the fabric. The stitches follow the weave and a beautiful effect is created on the fabric by changing the direction of the stitches . For outlining of motifs and borders, stem, chain and herringbone stitches are sometimes used. Motifs: The motifs used in Phulkari are inspired by objects of everyday use like rolling pin, sword, flowers, vegetables, birds, animals etc. They are generally geometrical and stylized. Usually one motif is left unembroidered or is embroidered in an offbeat colour. This motif is called ‘nazarbuti’ which is considered to ward off the evil eye. Style of embroidery: The two embroidery styles prevalent in Punjab are Bagh and Phulkari. Bagh is a fully embroidered wrap that is used for special occasions whereas Phulkari is simple and lightly embroidered for everyday use. End use: Phulkari is an important part of the bridal trousseau and is worn as a veil or wrap by women on special occasions like Karva Chauth, a festival celebrated in North India for longevity of husbands. A specific pattern of Phulkari is also used as canopy on religious occasions. Presently; Phulkari is being done on bed linen and apparel like tops, tunics and skirts.

46.

Describe Phulkari in respect of Region, Technique, Motifs, style of embroidery and End uses.

Answer»

Phulkari:

Region: Phulkari is an embroidery style that originated in Punjab. It is used and embroidered in different parts of Punjab namely Jalandhar, amritsar, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur, ludhiana, Ferozepur, Bhatinda and Patiala.

The earliest available article of phulkari embroidery is a rumal embroidered during 15th century by Bibi Nanaki, sister of guru Nanak dev. The needlework is widely practiced by the women of Punjab and holds significance in a life of a woman, from her marriage till her final abode to heaven.

Technique: The base material to execute Phulkari is handspun and handwoven Khaddar that is dyed in red, rust, brown, blue and darker shades. Soft untwisted silk thread ‘Pat’ is used for the embroidery. The colours of the thread are red, green, golden yellow, orange, blue etc. The basic stitch employed for Phulkari is darning stitch, which is done from the reverse side of the fabric. The stitches follow the weave and a beautiful effect is created on the fabric by changing the direction of the stitches . For outlining of motifs and borders, stem, chain and herringbone stitches are sometimes used.

Motifs: The motifs used in Phulkari are inspired by objects of everyday use like rolling pin, sword, flowers, vegetables, birds, animals etc. They are generally geometrical and stylized. Usually one motif is left unembroidered or is embroidered in an offbeat colour. This motif is called ‘nazarbuti’ which is considered to ward off the evil eye.

Style of embroidery: The two embroidery styles prevalent in Punjab are Bagh and Phulkari. Bagh is a fully embroidered wrap that is used for special occasions whereas Phulkari is simple and lightly embroidered for everyday use.

End use: Phulkari is an important part of the bridal trousseau and is worn as a veil or wrap by women on special occasions like Karva Chauth, a festival celebrated in North India for longevity of husbands. A specific pattern of Phulkari is also used as canopy on religious occasions. Presently; Phulkari is being done on bed linen and apparel like tops, tunics and skirts.

Discussion

47.	List the motifs used in Phulkari and write down the style of embroidery
Answer» Phulkari is an embroidery style that originated in Punjab. The motifs used in Phulkari are inspired by objects of every day used like rolling pins, sword, flowers, vegetables, birds, animals etc. They are generally geometrical and stylized. The two embroidery styles prevalent in Punjab are Bagh and Phulkari.

47.

List the motifs used in Phulkari and write down the style of embroidery

Answer»

Phulkari is an embroidery style that originated in Punjab. The motifs used in Phulkari are inspired by objects of every day used like rolling pins, sword, flowers, vegetables, birds, animals etc. They are generally geometrical and stylized.

The two embroidery styles prevalent in Punjab are Bagh and Phulkari.

Discussion

48.	Predict two benefits of SEWA for local group of women.
Answer» The local group of women should get associated with SEWA as: It achieve employment and self reliance for women workers Support in other related areas like income, food and social security.

48.

Predict two benefits of SEWA for local group of women.

Answer»

The local group of women should get associated with SEWA as:

It achieve employment and self reliance for women workers
Support in other related areas like income, food and social security.

Discussion

49.	लोकतांत्रिक शासन प्रणाली सबसे उत्तम समझी जाती है। वर्तमान समय में संसार के बहुत से देशों ने लोकतांत्रिक शासन को अपनाया हुआ है और यह बहुत लोकप्रिय हो चुकी है। इसके बावजूद लोकतांत्रिक शासन प्रणाली प्रत्येक देश में पूर्ण रूप से सफल नहीं हुई।लोकतन्त्र की सफलता के लिए प्रत्येक नागरिक अच्छे आचरण वाला, चेतन तथा बुद्धिमान सुशिक्षित, विवेकशील तथा समझदार, उत्तरदायी तथा सार्वजनिक मामलों में रुचि लेने वाला होना चाहिए। समाज में अच्छे तथा योग्य नेता, सामाजिक और आर्थिक समानता तथा निष्पक्ष प्रैस तथा न्यायपालिका, अच्छे राजनैतिक संगठित दल और नागरिकों में सहनशक्ति तथा सहयोग का होना लोकतन्त्र की सफलता के लिए आवश्यक शर्ते हैं। जे.एस. मिल के अनुसार लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने के लिए लोगों में लोकतांत्रिक शासन को नियमित करने की इच्छा और उसे चलाने की योग्यता, लोकतन्त्र की रक्षा के लिए सदा प्रयत्नशील रहना और नागरिकों में अधिकारों की रक्षा और कर्तव्यों के पालन की इच्छा बेहद आवश्यक है।(a) लोकतन्त्र से आप क्या समझते हो?(b) लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने की तीन शर्ते लिखिए।
Answer» (a) लिंकन के अनुसार, लोकतन्त्र लोगों का, लोगों के लिए, लोगों द्वारा शासन होता है। (b) हमारे देश में लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने के लिए हमें निम्नलिखित उपाय करने चाहिए- शिक्षा का प्रसार- सरकार को शिक्षा के प्रसार के लिए उचित कदम उठाने चाहिएं। गांव-गांव में स्कूल खोलने चाहिए, स्त्री शिक्षा का उचित प्रबन्ध किया जाना चाहिए तथा प्रौढ़ शिक्षा को प्रोत्साहन देना चाहिए। पाठ्यक्रमों में परिवर्तन- देश के स्कूलों तथा कॉलजों के पाठ्यक्रमों में परिवर्तन लाना चाहिए। बच्चों को राजनीति शास्त्र से अवगत कराना चाहिए। शिक्षा केन्द्रों में प्रजातान्त्रिक सभाओं का निर्माण करना चाहिए। जिनमें बच्चों को चुनाव तथा शासन चलाने का प्रशिक्षण मिल सके। चुनाव-प्रणाली में सुधार- देश में ऐसी व्यवस्था की जानी चाहिए कि चुनाव एक ही दिन में सम्पन्न हो जाएं और उनके परिणाम भी उसी दिन घोषित हो जाएं। न्याय-प्रणाली में सुधार- देश में न्यायधीशों की संख्या में वृद्धि की जानी चाहिए ताकि मुकद्दमों का निपटारा जल्दी हो सके। निर्धन व्यक्तियों के लिए सरकार की ओर से वकीलों की व्यवस्था की जानी चाहिए। समाचार-पत्रों की स्वतन्त्रता- देश में समाचार-पत्रों को निष्पक्ष विचार प्रकट करने की पूर्ण स्वतन्त्रता होनी चाहिए। आर्थिक विकास- सरकार को नये-नये उद्योगों की स्थापना करनी चाहिए। उसे लोगों के लिए अधिक-सेअधिक रोज़गार जुटाने चाहिएं। ग्रामों में कृषि के उत्थान के लिए उचित पग उठाने चाहिए।

49.

लोकतांत्रिक शासन प्रणाली सबसे उत्तम समझी जाती है। वर्तमान समय में संसार के बहुत से देशों ने लोकतांत्रिक शासन को अपनाया हुआ है और यह बहुत लोकप्रिय हो चुकी है। इसके बावजूद लोकतांत्रिक शासन प्रणाली प्रत्येक देश में पूर्ण रूप से सफल नहीं हुई।लोकतन्त्र की सफलता के लिए प्रत्येक नागरिक अच्छे आचरण वाला, चेतन तथा बुद्धिमान सुशिक्षित, विवेकशील तथा समझदार, उत्तरदायी तथा सार्वजनिक मामलों में रुचि लेने वाला होना चाहिए। समाज में अच्छे तथा योग्य नेता, सामाजिक और आर्थिक समानता तथा निष्पक्ष प्रैस तथा न्यायपालिका, अच्छे राजनैतिक संगठित दल और नागरिकों में सहनशक्ति तथा सहयोग का होना लोकतन्त्र की सफलता के लिए आवश्यक शर्ते हैं। जे.एस. मिल के अनुसार लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने के लिए लोगों में लोकतांत्रिक शासन को नियमित करने की इच्छा और उसे चलाने की योग्यता, लोकतन्त्र की रक्षा के लिए सदा प्रयत्नशील रहना और नागरिकों में अधिकारों की रक्षा और कर्तव्यों के पालन की इच्छा बेहद आवश्यक है।(a) लोकतन्त्र से आप क्या समझते हो?(b) लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने की तीन शर्ते लिखिए।

Answer»

(a) लिंकन के अनुसार, लोकतन्त्र लोगों का, लोगों के लिए, लोगों द्वारा शासन होता है।

(b) हमारे देश में लोकतन्त्र को सफल बनाने के लिए हमें निम्नलिखित उपाय करने चाहिए-

शिक्षा का प्रसार- सरकार को शिक्षा के प्रसार के लिए उचित कदम उठाने चाहिएं। गांव-गांव में स्कूल खोलने चाहिए, स्त्री शिक्षा का उचित प्रबन्ध किया जाना चाहिए तथा प्रौढ़ शिक्षा को प्रोत्साहन देना चाहिए।

पाठ्यक्रमों में परिवर्तन- देश के स्कूलों तथा कॉलजों के पाठ्यक्रमों में परिवर्तन लाना चाहिए। बच्चों को राजनीति शास्त्र से अवगत कराना चाहिए। शिक्षा केन्द्रों में प्रजातान्त्रिक सभाओं का निर्माण करना चाहिए। जिनमें बच्चों को चुनाव तथा शासन चलाने का प्रशिक्षण मिल सके।

चुनाव-प्रणाली में सुधार- देश में ऐसी व्यवस्था की जानी चाहिए कि चुनाव एक ही दिन में सम्पन्न हो जाएं और उनके परिणाम भी उसी दिन घोषित हो जाएं।

न्याय-प्रणाली में सुधार- देश में न्यायधीशों की संख्या में वृद्धि की जानी चाहिए ताकि मुकद्दमों का निपटारा जल्दी हो सके। निर्धन व्यक्तियों के लिए सरकार की ओर से वकीलों की व्यवस्था की जानी चाहिए।

समाचार-पत्रों की स्वतन्त्रता- देश में समाचार-पत्रों को निष्पक्ष विचार प्रकट करने की पूर्ण स्वतन्त्रता होनी चाहिए।

आर्थिक विकास- सरकार को नये-नये उद्योगों की स्थापना करनी चाहिए। उसे लोगों के लिए अधिक-सेअधिक रोज़गार जुटाने चाहिएं। ग्रामों में कृषि के उत्थान के लिए उचित पग उठाने चाहिए।

Discussion

50.	अधिकार और कर्त्तव्य एक ही सिक्के के दो पहलू होते हैं। ये दोनों साथ-साथ चलते हैं। अन्य शब्दों में कर्तव्यों के बिना अधिकारों का कोई अस्तित्व नहीं। अतः सारे देशों ने संविधान में अपने नागरिकों के अधिकारों के साथ-साथ उनके मौलिक कर्त्तव्य भी अंकित किये हैं। भारतीय संस्कृति में सदा ही अधिकारों के स्थान पर कर्तव्यों पर अधिक बल दिया गया है। मूल संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्तव्यों की व्यवस्था नहीं की गई थी। 1976 में संविधान के बयालीसवें संशोधन द्वारा नया अध्याय IV A में नागरिकों के दस कर्तव्य निर्धारित किये गए हैं। सन् 2002 में संविधान के 86वें संशोधन द्वारा एक नया कर्तव्य जोड़ा गया है।(a) भारतीय संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्त्तव्यों को कब और क्यों जोड़ा गया?(b) भारतीय नागरिकों के तीन कर्त्तव्य बताएं।
Answer» (a) मूल संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्तव्यों की व्यवस्था नहीं की गई थी। इन्हें 1976 में (संविधान के 42वें संशोधन द्वारा) संविधान में सम्मिलित किया गया। (b) भारतीय नागरिकों के कर्त्तव्य निम्नलिखित हैं — संविधान का पालन करना तथा इसके आदर्शों, राष्ट्रीय ध्वज और राष्ट्रीय गीत का सम्मान करना। भारत के स्वतन्त्रता संघर्ष को प्रोत्साहित करने वाले आदर्शों का सम्मान तथा पालन करना। भारत की प्रभुसत्ता, एकता एवं अखण्डता की रक्षा करना। भारत की रक्षा के आह्वान पर राष्ट्र की सेवा करना। धार्मिक, भाषायी, क्षेत्रीय अथवा वर्गीय विभिन्नताओं से ऊपर उठ कर भारत के सभी लोगों में परस्पर मेलजोल और बन्धुत्व की भावना का विकास करना। सांस्कृतिक विरासत का सम्मान करना और इसे बनाए रखना। वनों, झीलों, नदियों, वन्य जीवन तथा प्राकृतिक वातावरण की रक्षा करना। वैज्ञानिक स्वभाव, मानवतावाद, अन्वेषण और सुधार की भावना का विकास करना। सार्वजनिक सम्पत्ति की रक्षा करना और हिंसा का त्याग करना।

50.

अधिकार और कर्त्तव्य एक ही सिक्के के दो पहलू होते हैं। ये दोनों साथ-साथ चलते हैं। अन्य शब्दों में कर्तव्यों के बिना अधिकारों का कोई अस्तित्व नहीं। अतः सारे देशों ने संविधान में अपने नागरिकों के अधिकारों के साथ-साथ उनके मौलिक कर्त्तव्य भी अंकित किये हैं। भारतीय संस्कृति में सदा ही अधिकारों के स्थान पर कर्तव्यों पर अधिक बल दिया गया है। मूल संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्तव्यों की व्यवस्था नहीं की गई थी। 1976 में संविधान के बयालीसवें संशोधन द्वारा नया अध्याय IV A में नागरिकों के दस कर्तव्य निर्धारित किये गए हैं। सन् 2002 में संविधान के 86वें संशोधन द्वारा एक नया कर्तव्य जोड़ा गया है।(a) भारतीय संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्त्तव्यों को कब और क्यों जोड़ा गया?(b) भारतीय नागरिकों के तीन कर्त्तव्य बताएं।

Answer»

(a) मूल संविधान में नागरिकों के कर्तव्यों की व्यवस्था नहीं की गई थी। इन्हें 1976 में (संविधान के 42वें संशोधन द्वारा) संविधान में सम्मिलित किया गया।

(b) भारतीय नागरिकों के कर्त्तव्य निम्नलिखित हैं —

संविधान का पालन करना तथा इसके आदर्शों, राष्ट्रीय ध्वज और राष्ट्रीय गीत का सम्मान करना।
भारत के स्वतन्त्रता संघर्ष को प्रोत्साहित करने वाले आदर्शों का सम्मान तथा पालन करना।
भारत की प्रभुसत्ता, एकता एवं अखण्डता की रक्षा करना।
भारत की रक्षा के आह्वान पर राष्ट्र की सेवा करना।
धार्मिक, भाषायी, क्षेत्रीय अथवा वर्गीय विभिन्नताओं से ऊपर उठ कर भारत के सभी लोगों में परस्पर मेलजोल और बन्धुत्व की भावना का विकास करना।
सांस्कृतिक विरासत का सम्मान करना और इसे बनाए रखना।
वनों, झीलों, नदियों, वन्य जीवन तथा प्राकृतिक वातावरण की रक्षा करना।
वैज्ञानिक स्वभाव, मानवतावाद, अन्वेषण और सुधार की भावना का विकास करना।
सार्वजनिक सम्पत्ति की रक्षा करना और हिंसा का त्याग करना।

Discussion

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