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1451.	The solution of the differential equation (1+y2)+(x−etan−1y)dydx=0, is
Answer» The solution of the differential equation $(1 + y^{2}) + (x - e^{t a n^{- 1} y}) \frac{d y}{d x} = 0$ , is

Discussion

1452.	What is the type of the underlined determiner? Scheherazade was the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.
Answer» What is the type of the underlined determiner? Scheherazade was the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.

1452.

What is the type of the underlined determiner? Scheherazade was the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.

Answer»

What is the type of the underlined determiner?

Scheherazade was the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.

Discussion

1453.	Which of the following species is an Indian cow?
Answer» Which of the following species is an Indian cow?

Discussion

1454.	Which of the following eventually assumed the title of Maharajadhiraja (emperor) in formal coronation?
Answer» Which of the following eventually assumed the title of Maharajadhiraja (emperor) in formal coronation?

Discussion

1455.	After the two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, military analysts were quick to proclaim a “nuclear revolution”. These new weapons- enhanced many-fold by hydrogen bombs- caused such horrendous destruction that it was inconceivable they could actually be used as instruments of warfare. Their sole purpose, aside from serving as indicators of prestige, is deterrence- the prevention of war. Nuclear technology was making was obsolete. Should not this development constitute a fifth revolution in the use of armed force in international politics? The contemporary concern with nuclear proliferation indicates that, in both popular and officials minds, nuclear weapons constitute a continuity of threats to international peace and security, not a break from the past. Whereas the leaders of both Cold War blocs and their allies insisted that their possession of nuclear weapons for purposes of deterrence was fully rational and a contribution to international peace and security, they perceived the expansion of nuclear capabilities to other states as a serious threat. The leaders of new states or "rogue" states could not be assumed to possess the rationality and moderation of leaders in Moscow, Paris, London or Washington. For some unexplained reason, the prudence learned by the nuclear great powers cannot be trusted to be learned by others. This view has prevailed despite evidence that, for example, the crisis between India and Pakistan in 2002 might well have resulted in war had their governments not feared that military necessity would demand the use of nuclear weapons. Nuclear proliferation is a serious problem, to be sure, but it must be differentiated. It makes a considerable difference whether additional aspirants to the nuclear club are well-established states such as India or Japan or non-state-based terrorist groups. Yet the conventional wisdom underlying the view of proliferation as a profound and continuing threat is that such weapons have not at all altered the calculus of war and that therefore the greater the number of states possessing these weapons, the greater the probability they will be used. There are serious problems with this view, but there are more important reasons why nuclear weapons have not produced a revolution in the use of force. The record clearly indicates that for most crises, wars and armed interventions since 1945 nuclear weapons have been irrelevant. The possession of nuclear weapons undoubtedly moderate behaviour in a few crises, such as Berlin in 1961, Cuba in 1962 and Czechoslovakia in 1968, but, for the hundreds of other instances where force was used, they did not come into play in any meaningful sense. War has not become obsolete, states still possess armed forces primarily for "national security" and many states have launched those armed forces against then neighbours and more distant societies. Nuclear weapons may complicate defence decision-making, but by themselves they have not brought forth a revolution as defined earlier. What is the central idea of the passage?
Answer» After the two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, military analysts were quick to proclaim a “nuclear revolution”. These new weapons- enhanced many-fold by hydrogen bombs- caused such horrendous destruction that it was inconceivable they could actually be used as instruments of warfare. Their sole purpose, aside from serving as indicators of prestige, is deterrence- the prevention of war. Nuclear technology was making was obsolete. Should not this development constitute a fifth revolution in the use of armed force in international politics? The contemporary concern with nuclear proliferation indicates that, in both popular and officials minds, nuclear weapons constitute a continuity of threats to international peace and security, not a break from the past. Whereas the leaders of both Cold War blocs and their allies insisted that their possession of nuclear weapons for purposes of deterrence was fully rational and a contribution to international peace and security, they perceived the expansion of nuclear capabilities to other states as a serious threat. The leaders of new states or "rogue" states could not be assumed to possess the rationality and moderation of leaders in Moscow, Paris, London or Washington. For some unexplained reason, the prudence learned by the nuclear great powers cannot be trusted to be learned by others. This view has prevailed despite evidence that, for example, the crisis between India and Pakistan in 2002 might well have resulted in war had their governments not feared that military necessity would demand the use of nuclear weapons. Nuclear proliferation is a serious problem, to be sure, but it must be differentiated. It makes a considerable difference whether additional aspirants to the nuclear club are well-established states such as India or Japan or non-state-based terrorist groups. Yet the conventional wisdom underlying the view of proliferation as a profound and continuing threat is that such weapons have not at all altered the calculus of war and that therefore the greater the number of states possessing these weapons, the greater the probability they will be used. There are serious problems with this view, but there are more important reasons why nuclear weapons have not produced a revolution in the use of force. The record clearly indicates that for most crises, wars and armed interventions since 1945 nuclear weapons have been irrelevant. The possession of nuclear weapons undoubtedly moderate behaviour in a few crises, such as Berlin in 1961, Cuba in 1962 and Czechoslovakia in 1968, but, for the hundreds of other instances where force was used, they did not come into play in any meaningful sense. War has not become obsolete, states still possess armed forces primarily for "national security" and many states have launched those armed forces against then neighbours and more distant societies. Nuclear weapons may complicate defence decision-making, but by themselves they have not brought forth a revolution as defined earlier. What is the central idea of the passage?

1455.

After the two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, military analysts were quick to proclaim a “nuclear revolution”. These new weapons- enhanced many-fold by hydrogen bombs- caused such horrendous destruction that it was inconceivable they could actually be used as instruments of warfare. Their sole purpose, aside from serving as indicators of prestige, is deterrence- the prevention of war. Nuclear technology was making was obsolete. Should not this development constitute a fifth revolution in the use of armed force in international politics? The contemporary concern with nuclear proliferation indicates that, in both popular and officials minds, nuclear weapons constitute a continuity of threats to international peace and security, not a break from the past. Whereas the leaders of both Cold War blocs and their allies insisted that their possession of nuclear weapons for purposes of deterrence was fully rational and a contribution to international peace and security, they perceived the expansion of nuclear capabilities to other states as a serious threat. The leaders of new states or "rogue" states could not be assumed to possess the rationality and moderation of leaders in Moscow, Paris, London or Washington. For some unexplained reason, the prudence learned by the nuclear great powers cannot be trusted to be learned by others. This view has prevailed despite evidence that, for example, the crisis between India and Pakistan in 2002 might well have resulted in war had their governments not feared that military necessity would demand the use of nuclear weapons. Nuclear proliferation is a serious problem, to be sure, but it must be differentiated. It makes a considerable difference whether additional aspirants to the nuclear club are well-established states such as India or Japan or non-state-based terrorist groups. Yet the conventional wisdom underlying the view of proliferation as a profound and continuing threat is that such weapons have not at all altered the calculus of war and that therefore the greater the number of states possessing these weapons, the greater the probability they will be used. There are serious problems with this view, but there are more important reasons why nuclear weapons have not produced a revolution in the use of force. The record clearly indicates that for most crises, wars and armed interventions since 1945 nuclear weapons have been irrelevant. The possession of nuclear weapons undoubtedly moderate behaviour in a few crises, such as Berlin in 1961, Cuba in 1962 and Czechoslovakia in 1968, but, for the hundreds of other instances where force was used, they did not come into play in any meaningful sense. War has not become obsolete, states still possess armed forces primarily for "national security" and many states have launched those armed forces against then neighbours and more distant societies. Nuclear weapons may complicate defence decision-making, but by themselves they have not brought forth a revolution as defined earlier. What is the central idea of the passage?

Answer»

After the two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, military analysts were quick to proclaim a “nuclear revolution”. These new weapons- enhanced many-fold by hydrogen bombs- caused such horrendous destruction that it was inconceivable they could actually be used as instruments of warfare. Their sole purpose, aside from serving as indicators of prestige, is deterrence- the prevention of war. Nuclear technology was making was obsolete. Should not this development constitute a fifth revolution in the use of armed force in international politics? The contemporary concern with nuclear proliferation indicates that, in both popular and officials minds, nuclear weapons constitute a continuity of threats to international peace and security, not a break from the past. Whereas the leaders of both Cold War blocs and their allies insisted that their possession of nuclear weapons for purposes of deterrence was fully rational and a contribution to international peace and security, they perceived the expansion of nuclear capabilities to other states as a serious threat. The leaders of new states or "rogue" states could not be assumed to possess the rationality and moderation of leaders in Moscow, Paris, London or Washington. For some unexplained reason, the prudence learned by the nuclear great powers cannot be trusted to be learned by others. This view has prevailed despite evidence that, for example, the crisis between India and Pakistan in 2002 might well have resulted in war had their governments not feared that military necessity would demand the use of nuclear weapons. Nuclear proliferation is a serious problem, to be sure, but it must be differentiated. It makes a considerable difference whether additional aspirants to the nuclear club are well-established states such as India or Japan or non-state-based terrorist groups. Yet the conventional wisdom underlying the view of proliferation as a profound and continuing threat is that such weapons have not at all altered the calculus of war and that therefore the greater the number of states possessing these weapons, the greater the probability they will be used. There are serious problems with this view, but there are more important reasons why nuclear weapons have not produced a revolution in the use of force. The record clearly indicates that for most crises, wars and armed interventions since 1945 nuclear weapons have been irrelevant. The possession of nuclear weapons undoubtedly moderate behaviour in a few crises, such as Berlin in 1961, Cuba in 1962 and Czechoslovakia in 1968, but, for the hundreds of other instances where force was used, they did not come into play in any meaningful sense. War has not become obsolete, states still possess armed forces primarily for "national security" and many states have launched those armed forces against then neighbours and more distant societies. Nuclear weapons may complicate defence decision-making, but by themselves they have not brought forth a revolution as defined earlier.

What is the central idea of the passage?

Discussion

1456.	During natural calamities, the rural poor
Answer» During natural calamities, the rural poor

Discussion

1457.	Q72. Arrange the following South American countries from north to south 1. Brazil 2. Chile 3. Bolivia 4. Venezuela Correct answer code is: Q72. निम्नलिखित दक्षिण अमेरिकी देशों को उत्तर से दक्षिण के क्रम में सजाएं: 1. ब्राजील 2. चीली 3. वोलिविया 4. वेनेजुएला सही कूट हैः
Answer» Q72. Arrange the following South American countries from north to south 1. Brazil 2. Chile 3. Bolivia 4. Venezuela Correct answer code is: Q72. निम्नलिखित दक्षिण अमेरिकी देशों को उत्तर से दक्षिण के क्रम में सजाएं: 1. ब्राजील 2. चीली 3. वोलिविया 4. वेनेजुएला सही कूट हैः

1457.

Q72. Arrange the following South American countries from north to south 1. Brazil 2. Chile 3. Bolivia 4. Venezuela Correct answer code is: Q72. निम्नलिखित दक्षिण अमेरिकी देशों को उत्तर से दक्षिण के क्रम में सजाएं: 1. ब्राजील 2. चीली 3. वोलिविया 4. वेनेजुएला सही कूट हैः

Answer»

Q72. Arrange the following South American countries from north to south

1. Brazil 2. Chile

3. Bolivia 4. Venezuela

Correct answer code is:

Q72. निम्नलिखित दक्षिण अमेरिकी देशों को उत्तर से दक्षिण के क्रम में सजाएं:

1. ब्राजील 2. चीली

3. वोलिविया 4. वेनेजुएला

सही कूट हैः

Discussion

1458.	Which of the following state/s and UTs have been reported slum free in the census 2011 report?
Answer» Which of the following state/s and UTs have been reported slum free in the census 2011 report?

1458.

Which of the following state/s and UTs have been reported slum free in the census 2011 report?

Answer»

Which of the following state/s and UTs have been reported slum free in the census 2011 report?

Discussion

1459.	If the pass code for the batch 4 pm to 5 pm is ‘go to organ in tore elite day’, what will be the pass code for 2 pm to 3 pm batch?
Answer» If the pass code for the batch 4 pm to 5 pm is ‘go to organ in tore elite day’, what will be the pass code for 2 pm to 3 pm batch?

Discussion

1460.	Labour intensive techniques are adopted in which of the following industries?
Answer» Labour intensive techniques are adopted in which of the following industries?

Discussion

1461.	Unemployment which occurs when people are not able to find jobs during a particular period of time is known as
Answer» Unemployment which occurs when people are not able to find jobs during a particular period of time is known as

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1462.	How did the British Land Reform policy affect the Indian agriculture?
Answer» How did the British Land Reform policy affect the Indian agriculture?

Discussion

1463.	The Jain philosophy holds that the world is created and maintained by
Answer» The Jain philosophy holds that the world is created and maintained by

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1464.	Which of the following is not edible?
Answer» Which of the following is not edible?

Discussion

1465.	Who was the Delhi Sultan at the time of the establishment of the Vijayanagara empire?
Answer» Who was the Delhi Sultan at the time of the establishment of the Vijayanagara empire?

Discussion

1466.	Though all competitive exams do not allow using a calculator, but where they are permitted, there are restrictions on the models allowed.
Answer» Though all competitive exams do not allow using a calculator, but where they are permitted, there are restrictions on the models allowed.

Discussion

1467.	The statue of the bearded man looked like
Answer» The statue of the bearded man looked like

Discussion

1468.	Q9. Consider the following statements with respect to Future Skills: 1. The platform offers skilling and up-skilling in Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtual reality, robotic process automation, Internet of Things. 2. It is an initiative of CII. Which of the above statements are correct?
Answer» Q9. Consider the following statements with respect to Future Skills: 1. The platform offers skilling and up-skilling in Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtual reality, robotic process automation, Internet of Things. 2. It is an initiative of CII. Which of the above statements are correct?

1468.

Q9. Consider the following statements with respect to Future Skills: 1. The platform offers skilling and up-skilling in Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtual reality, robotic process automation, Internet of Things. 2. It is an initiative of CII. Which of the above statements are correct?

Answer»

Q9. Consider the following statements with respect to Future Skills:

1. The platform offers skilling and up-skilling in Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtual reality, robotic process automation, Internet of Things.

2. It is an initiative of CII.

Which of the above statements are correct?

Discussion

1469.	Which of the following Schemes is concerned with providing hostel facilities to students from socially backward communities? Which of the above statements is/are correct?
Answer» Which of the following Schemes is concerned with providing hostel facilities to students from socially backward communities? Which of the above statements is/are correct?

1469.

Which of the following Schemes is concerned with providing hostel facilities to students from socially backward communities? Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Answer»

Which of the following Schemes is concerned with providing hostel facilities to students from socially backward communities?

Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Discussion

1470.	Even after providing constitutional status to Panchayati raj institutions for more than two decades, why it has not been able to achieve the desired objectives? What steps should be taken by the centre and state government to improve the functioning of local Governance System?
Answer» Even after providing constitutional status to Panchayati raj institutions for more than two decades, why it has not been able to achieve the desired objectives? What steps should be taken by the centre and state government to improve the functioning of local Governance System?

Discussion

1471.	Which among the following is the complex form of the simple sentence? Being poor, Mr and Mrs Bailey could not afford to raise another child.
Answer» Which among the following is the complex form of the simple sentence? Being poor, Mr and Mrs Bailey could not afford to raise another child.

1471.

Which among the following is the complex form of the simple sentence? Being poor, Mr and Mrs Bailey could not afford to raise another child.

Answer»

Which among the following is the complex form of the simple sentence?

Being poor, Mr and Mrs Bailey could not afford to raise another child.

Discussion

1472.	To which party does the given symbol belong?
Answer» To which party does the given symbol belong?

1472.

To which party does the given symbol belong?

Answer»

To which party does the given symbol belong?

Discussion

1473.	who is the father of medicine
Answer» who is the father of medicine

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1474.	In which year was France declared a Republic?1792
Answer» In which year was France declared a Republic? 1792

Discussion

1475.	A. What lies in this loss of faith? B. One cause is the feeling that an overly loose monetary policy got the economy into this mess. C. Repeated cuts in interest rates during the last downturn, while in 2000-03, fuelled the D. housing and credit bubbles that are now bursting to such damaging affect. E. The legacies of that boom--falling asset prices, high consumer debt and bank losses--may now hamper the ability of central banks to prop the spending.
Answer» A. What lies in this loss of faith? B. One cause is the feeling that an overly loose monetary policy got the economy into this mess. C. Repeated cuts in interest rates during the last downturn, while in 2000-03, fuelled the D. housing and credit bubbles that are now bursting to such damaging affect. E. The legacies of that boom--falling asset prices, high consumer debt and bank losses--may now hamper the ability of central banks to prop the spending.

1475.

A. What lies in this loss of faith? B. One cause is the feeling that an overly loose monetary policy got the economy into this mess. C. Repeated cuts in interest rates during the last downturn, while in 2000-03, fuelled the D. housing and credit bubbles that are now bursting to such damaging affect. E. The legacies of that boom--falling asset prices, high consumer debt and bank losses--may now hamper the ability of central banks to prop the spending.

Answer»

A. What lies in this loss of faith?

B. One cause is the feeling that an overly loose monetary policy got the economy into this mess.

C. Repeated cuts in interest rates during the last downturn, while in 2000-03, fuelled the

D. housing and credit bubbles that are now bursting to such damaging affect.

E. The legacies of that boom--falling asset prices, high consumer debt and bank losses--may now hamper the ability of central banks to prop the spending.

Discussion

1476.	When was King Louis XVI executed?1793
Answer» When was King Louis XVI executed? 1793

Discussion

1477.	An antisocial element is hiding himself in house after committing a major crime. People of nearby area have encircled the house and want to set fire the house to take revenge. You are a police officer with a small contingent of armed constables with you. You will…
Answer» An antisocial element is hiding himself in house after committing a major crime. People of nearby area have encircled the house and want to set fire the house to take revenge. You are a police officer with a small contingent of armed constables with you. You will…

Discussion

1478.	Everyone choose to study the byjus the learning app.in this how to help to the students and did anyone clear the neet ? Is anyone go to the medical fields please you shall convey this mam please because I am studying this app that's why . thank you by Jasmin
Answer» Everyone choose to study the byjus the learning app.in this how to help to the students and did anyone clear the neet ? Is anyone go to the medical fields please you shall convey this mam please because I am studying this app that's why . thank you by Jasmin

Discussion

1479.	Who referred to Chapkan as the most suitable dress for Indians?
Answer» Who referred to Chapkan as the most suitable dress for Indians?

Discussion

1480.	Which of the following statements is incorrect?
Answer» Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Discussion

1481.	The discovery of Indus Valley civilization in the _______ century was an important event in the history of India
Answer» The discovery of Indus Valley civilization in the _______ century was an important event in the history of India

Discussion

1482.	Why did Buddhism start declining in India in the early medieval times? i.Buddha was by that time considered as one of the incarnations&rsquo; of Vishnu and thus become a part of Vaishnavism. ii. The invading tribes from Central Asia till the time of last Gupta king adopted Hinduism and persecuted Buddhists. iii. The Kings of Gupta dynasty were strongly opposed to Buddhism. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Answer» Why did Buddhism start declining in India in the early medieval times? i.Buddha was by that time considered as one of the incarnations’ of Vishnu and thus become a part of Vaishnavism. ii. The invading tribes from Central Asia till the time of last Gupta king adopted Hinduism and persecuted Buddhists. iii. The Kings of Gupta dynasty were strongly opposed to Buddhism. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

1482.

Why did Buddhism start declining in India in the early medieval times? i.Buddha was by that time considered as one of the incarnations&rsquo; of Vishnu and thus become a part of Vaishnavism. ii. The invading tribes from Central Asia till the time of last Gupta king adopted Hinduism and persecuted Buddhists. iii. The Kings of Gupta dynasty were strongly opposed to Buddhism. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Answer»

Why did Buddhism start declining in India in the early medieval times?

i.Buddha was by that time considered as one of the incarnations’ of Vishnu and thus become a part of Vaishnavism.
ii. The invading tribes from Central Asia till the time of last Gupta king adopted Hinduism and persecuted Buddhists.
iii. The Kings of Gupta dynasty were strongly opposed to Buddhism.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Discussion

1483.	400 metre long train is to cross a Railway Bridge over the river is the bridges 2.1 km long and the train passes over the bridge at a uniform speed of 36 km per hour how much time does the train take to cross the bridge
Answer» 400 metre long train is to cross a Railway Bridge over the river is the bridges 2.1 km long and the train passes over the bridge at a uniform speed of 36 km per hour how much time does the train take to cross the bridge

Discussion

1484.	Identify the figures of speech in the sentences. There are three things that will endure: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
Answer» Identify the figures of speech in the sentences. There are three things that will endure: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

1484.

Identify the figures of speech in the sentences. There are three things that will endure: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

Answer»

Identify the figures of speech in the sentences.

There are three things that will endure: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

Discussion

1485.	What is the effect of health expenditure in the supply of healthy labour force?
Answer» What is the effect of health expenditure in the supply of healthy labour force?

Discussion

1486.	In which year was Hitler born?
Answer» In which year was Hitler born?

Discussion

1487.	The embryonic period finishes at the end of -
Answer» The embryonic period finishes at the end of -

Discussion

1488.	Which of the following statement is incorrect:
Answer» Which of the following statement is incorrect:

Discussion

1489.	A food chain is made up of ____.
Answer» A food chain is made up of ____.

Discussion

1490.	The sari designed by Jnanadanandini Devi was popularly known as
Answer» The sari designed by Jnanadanandini Devi was popularly known as

Discussion

1491.	Is alpha and proportional sign the same ?
Answer» Is alpha and proportional sign the same ?

Discussion

1492.	One of the synthetic auxins is:
Answer» One of the synthetic auxins is:

Discussion

1493.	When was the Annapurna Scheme (APS) launched?
Answer» When was the Annapurna Scheme (APS) launched?

Discussion

1494.	In which year was the Youth League of the Nazis found?
Answer» In which year was the Youth League of the Nazis found?

Discussion

1495.	What do you understand by the process of devastation?
Answer» What do you understand by the process of devastation?

Discussion

1496.	The Egyptian civilization emerged on the banks of river _______
Answer» The Egyptian civilization emerged on the banks of river _______

Discussion

1497.	The derivative of sin−1(2x1+x2) with respect to tan−1(2x1−x2) is
Answer» The derivative of $s i n^{- 1} (\frac{2 x}{1 + x^{2}})$ with respect to $t a n^{- 1} (\frac{2 x}{1 - x^{2}})$ is

Discussion

1498.	Compare the Non-cooperation Movement with the Civil Disobedience Movement. Also discuss, how the Gandhi Irwin Pact raised the stature of Indian National Congress
Answer» Compare the Non-cooperation Movement with the Civil Disobedience Movement. Also discuss, how the Gandhi Irwin Pact raised the stature of Indian National Congress

Discussion

1499.	Who send farmers the threatening letters urging them to stop using machines that deprived workmen of their livelihood?
Answer» Who send farmers the threatening letters urging them to stop using machines that deprived workmen of their livelihood?

Discussion

1500.	The type of fur worn by the royals is which among the options listed below?
Answer» The type of fur worn by the royals is which among the options listed below?

Discussion

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The solution of the differential equation (1+y2)+(x−etan−1y)dydx=0, is

What is the type of the underlined determiner? Scheherazade was the storyteller of One Thousand and One Nights.

Which of the following species is an Indian cow?

Which of the following eventually assumed the title of Maharajadhiraja (emperor) in formal coronation?

During natural calamities, the rural poor

Which of the following state/s and UTs have been reported slum free in the census 2011 report?

If the pass code for the batch 4 pm to 5 pm is ‘go to organ in tore elite day’, what will be the pass code for 2 pm to 3 pm batch?

Labour intensive techniques are adopted in which of the following industries?

Unemployment which occurs when people are not able to find jobs during a particular period of time is known as

How did the British Land Reform policy affect the Indian agriculture?

The Jain philosophy holds that the world is created and maintained by

Which of the following is not edible?

Who was the Delhi Sultan at the time of the establishment of the Vijayanagara empire?

Though all competitive exams do not allow using a calculator, but where they are permitted, there are restrictions on the models allowed.

The statue of the bearded man looked like

Q9. Consider the following statements with respect to Future Skills: 1. The platform offers skilling and up-skilling in Artificial Intelligence (AI), virtual reality, robotic process automation, Internet of Things. 2. It is an initiative of CII. Which of the above statements are correct?

Which of the following Schemes is concerned with providing hostel facilities to students from socially backward communities? Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Even after providing constitutional status to Panchayati raj institutions for more than two decades, why it has not been able to achieve the desired objectives? What steps should be taken by the centre and state government to improve the functioning of local Governance System?

Which among the following is the complex form of the simple sentence? Being poor, Mr and Mrs Bailey could not afford to raise another child.

To which party does the given symbol belong?

who is the father of medicine

In which year was France declared a Republic?1792

When was King Louis XVI executed?1793

An antisocial element is hiding himself in house after committing a major crime. People of nearby area have encircled the house and want to set fire the house to take revenge. You are a police officer with a small contingent of armed constables with you. You will…

Everyone choose to study the byjus the learning app.in this how to help to the students and did anyone clear the neet ? Is anyone go to the medical fields please you shall convey this mam please because I am studying this app that's why . thank you by Jasmin

Who referred to Chapkan as the most suitable dress for Indians?

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

The discovery of Indus Valley civilization in the _______ century was an important event in the history of India

400 metre long train is to cross a Railway Bridge over the river is the bridges 2.1 km long and the train passes over the bridge at a uniform speed of 36 km per hour how much time does the train take to cross the bridge

Identify the figures of speech in the sentences. There are three things that will endure: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.

What is the effect of health expenditure in the supply of healthy labour force?

In which year was Hitler born?

The embryonic period finishes at the end of -

Which of the following statement is incorrect:

A food chain is made up of ____.

The sari designed by Jnanadanandini Devi was popularly known as

Is alpha and proportional sign the same ?

One of the synthetic auxins is:

When was the Annapurna Scheme (APS) launched?

In which year was the Youth League of the Nazis found?

What do you understand by the process of devastation?

The Egyptian civilization emerged on the banks of river _______

The derivative of sin−1(2x1+x2) with respect to tan−1(2x1−x2) is

Compare the Non-cooperation Movement with the Civil Disobedience Movement. Also discuss, how the Gandhi Irwin Pact raised the stature of Indian National Congress

Who send farmers the threatening letters urging them to stop using machines that deprived workmen of their livelihood?

The type of fur worn by the royals is which among the options listed below?