Saare jahan se accha piano पर बजाना सीखे ?? - 26th January special #shorts #short #india

Each of these questions has an Assertion (1) and a Reason (R) Assertion (1) India's 'Republic Day' falls on 26th January. Reason (R) Constitution of India, declaring India as a 'Republic', came into force on 26th January 1950.

Given below is a set of statements vis, (I),(II),(III),(IV)&(V). Read them to answer the question that follow without changing the tone of the paragraph. (I) Although there is a thick alphabet soup of new organisations meant to fight terrorism, most are chronically under-resourced. (II) India's intelligence services remain desperately short of resources, running some 30 per cent below officially-sanctioned staffing levels that were decided on before 26/11. (III) There are chronic shortage of everything, from language and area specialists, to personnel with specialist technology skills. (IV) India has been unable to fulfil its commitment to modernise basic policing and emergency services— the first responders at the time of a crisis. (V) Forensics, investigation and intelligence capabilities are abysmal 94. Which one of the following statements can be a suitable choice that FOLLOWS statement (V)?

Given below is a set of statements vis, (I),(II),(III),(IV)&(V). Read them to answer the question that follow without changing the tone of the paragraph. (I) Although there is a thick alphabet soup of new organisations meant to fight terrorism, most are chronically under-resourced. (II) India's intelligence services remain desperately short of resources, running some 30 per cent below officially-sanctioned staffing levels that were decided on before 26/11. (III) There are chronic shortage of everything, from language and area specialists, to personnel with specialist technology skills. (IV) India has been unable to fulfil its commitment to modernise basic policing and emergency services— the first responders at the time of a crisis. (V) Forensics, investigation and intelligence capabilities are abysmal 95. Which one of the following sentences can be placed in between Statement (III) and Statement (IV) without altering the context of the paragraph?

Given below is a set of statements vis, (I),(II),(III),(IV)&(V). Read them to answer the question that follow without changing the tone of the paragraph. (I) Although there is a thick alphabet soup of new organisations meant to fight terrorism, most are chronically under-resourced. (II) India's intelligence services remain desperately short of resources, running some 30 per cent below officially-sanctioned staffing levels that were decided on before 26/11. (III) There are chronic shortage of everything, from language and area specialists, to personnel with specialist technology skills. (IV) India has been unable to fulfil its commitment to modernise basic policing and emergency services— the first responders at the time of a crisis. (V) Forensics, investigation and intelligence capabilities are abysmal 93. Which among the following sentences can REPLACE Statement (II) IN CONTEXT completely?

Given below is a set of statements vis, (I),(II),(III),(IV)&(V). Read them to answer the question that follow without changing the tone of the paragraph. (I) Although there is a thick alphabet soup of new organisations meant to fight terrorism, most are chronically under-resourced. (II) India's intelligence services remain desperately short of resources, running some 30 per cent below officially-sanctioned staffing levels that were decided on before 26/11. (III) There are chronic shortage of everything, from language and area specialists, to personnel with specialist technology skills. (IV) India has been unable to fulfil its commitment to modernise basic policing and emergency services— the first responders at the time of a crisis. (V) Forensics, investigation and intelligence capabilities are abysmal 96. In the question given below, parts of sentences are jumbled up. Arrange them sequentially in order to form a correct, coherent sentence.

Read the following informations carefully and answer the question given below it. Following are the criteria for selection of interpreter in different embassies in India. A. The candidate should be a graduate from a recogniseduniversity. B. He or she should be 23 to 26 yr of age as on 7th March, 2006. C. The candidate should have the ability to read, write and speak English and Hindi besides the foreign language to which he/she has applied. D. The candidate should have his/her own accommodation, either rental or own, in Delhi. Now, based on the above cirteria and the information given below, you have to take decision in regard to each case. You are not to assume any information which is not available. Reena has done her graduation from Jabalpur University, Madhya Pradesh. She can arrange her accommodation with her brother-in-law in Delhi. Her date of birth is 12th January, 1983. She can speak more than two languages including a foreign language.

Consider the followingn statements: 1. A person who was born on 26th January , 1951 in Rangoon, whose father was a citizen of India by birthh at the time of his birth , is deemed to be an India Citizen by descent. 2. A person who as born on 1st July , 1988 in Itanagar , whose mother is a citizen of India at the time of his birth but theh father was not is deemed to be a citizen of India by birth. Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?