🟢 LIST OF HEADQUARTERS FOR ORGANIZATIONS
🏢 United Nations and International Organizations:
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) – Rome, Italy
- International Energy Agency (IEA) – Paris, France
- International Energy Forum (IEF) – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) – Vienna, Austria
- Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) – Geneva, Switzerland
- World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) – Madrid, Spain
- World Trade Organization (WTO) – Geneva, Switzerland
- United Nations Capital Development Fund – New York, US
- ASEAN – Jakarta, Indonesia
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) – Washington, D.C., United States
🏬 Financial and Economic Organizations:
- New Development Bank (NDB) – Shanghai, China
- World Bank – Washington, D.C., United States
- Nomura – Tokyo, Japan
- The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) – London, United Kingdom
🏣 Technology Companies:
- Google – California, United States
- Amazon Inc – Washington, United States
- Paypal – California, United States
- SpaceX – Hawthorne, California, United States
- Facebook – California, United States
🚟 Automotive and Aerospace Companies:
- Ford Motor – Michigan, United States
- Airbus – Leiden, Netherlands
🏢 United Nations and International Organizations:
- Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) – Rome, Italy
- International Energy Agency (IEA) – Paris, France
- International Energy Forum (IEF) – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) – Vienna, Austria
- Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) – Geneva, Switzerland
- World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) – Madrid, Spain
- World Trade Organization (WTO) – Geneva, Switzerland
- United Nations Capital Development Fund – New York, US
- ASEAN – Jakarta, Indonesia
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) – Washington, D.C., United States
🏬 Financial and Economic Organizations:
- New Development Bank (NDB) – Shanghai, China
- World Bank – Washington, D.C., United States
- Nomura – Tokyo, Japan
- The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) – London, United Kingdom
🏣 Technology Companies:
- Google – California, United States
- Amazon Inc – Washington, United States
- Paypal – California, United States
- SpaceX – Hawthorne, California, United States
- Facebook – California, United States
🚟 Automotive and Aerospace Companies:
- Ford Motor – Michigan, United States
- Airbus – Leiden, Netherlands
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❇️ 27 February
🤝 World NGO Day
विश्व एनजीओ दिवस
Theme24: "Building a Sustainable Future: The Role of NGOs in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)"
🧰 World NGO Day aims to inspire people to become more actively involved within NGOs (Charities, NPOs, CSOs) and encourage a greater symbiosis between NGOs and both the public and private sector.
🧰 The celebration was embarked in the UN in 2014, but after then World NGO Day was officially recognised and declared by the 12 member countries of the IX Baltic Sea NGO Forum of the Council of the Baltic Sea States in 2010.
🟢NEWS
🔶Int. Gender Equality Prize 2023 by Finland: Afghanistan NGO
🔷Tapoban, an NGO from Assam Honoured With Children’s Champion Award
🔶Pratham NGO Won Indira Gandhi Peace Prize 2021
🔷BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee): Best NGO in the world
🏢 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 OCT, 1945
▪️HQ - New York,US
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres (Portugal)
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ✪
🤝 World NGO Day
विश्व एनजीओ दिवस
Theme24: "Building a Sustainable Future: The Role of NGOs in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)"
🧰 World NGO Day aims to inspire people to become more actively involved within NGOs (Charities, NPOs, CSOs) and encourage a greater symbiosis between NGOs and both the public and private sector.
🧰 The celebration was embarked in the UN in 2014, but after then World NGO Day was officially recognised and declared by the 12 member countries of the IX Baltic Sea NGO Forum of the Council of the Baltic Sea States in 2010.
🟢NEWS
🔶Int. Gender Equality Prize 2023 by Finland: Afghanistan NGO
🔷Tapoban, an NGO from Assam Honoured With Children’s Champion Award
🔶Pratham NGO Won Indira Gandhi Peace Prize 2021
🔷BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee): Best NGO in the world
🏢 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 OCT, 1945
▪️HQ - New York,US
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres (Portugal)
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ✪
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 27.02.2024
1. TROUNCED (VERB): (फजीहत करना) :defeat heavily in a contest.
Synonyms: overcome, beat
Antonyms: surrender, preserve
Example Sentence: Sima felt that it was not possible to trounce Ram in the game.
2. REPOSE (VERB): (आराम करना): lie down
Synonyms: relax, stretch out
Antonyms: work, stress, activity
Example Sentence: When you start your banking preparation, you need to sit in repose and try to empty your mind of all thoughts.
3. LUCRATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (लाभदायक) :producing a great deal of profit.
Synonyms: profitable, bankable
Antonyms: worthless, unsuccessful
Example Sentence: Saima has a lucrative business selling designer clothes.
4. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): (लपेटा हुआ, जटिल): extremely complicated to follow.
Synonyms: complex, tangled
Antonyms: simple, straightforward.
Example Sentence: His explanations are very convoluted.
5. CLINCH (VERB): (बंधा हुआ): confirm or settle
Synonyms: secure, finalize
Antonyms: delay, disprove
Example Sentence: Lecturer clinched the documents for me.
6. PROVINCE (NOUN): (प्रांत): country, realm
Synonyms: shire, region, territory, domain
Antonyms: avocation, recreation
Example Sentence: Anu is too provincial to buy foreign products.
7. IRREFUTABLE (ADJECTIVE): (अखंडनीय): impossible to deny or disprove
Synonyms: impregnable, apodictic
Antonyms: unreliable, reckless
Example Sentence: This book is irrefutable for me.
8. PALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): (स्वादिष्ट) :of food or drink pleasant to taste
Synonyms: appetizing, luscious
Antonyms: unpleasant, insipid
Example Sentence: The dish was not tasty but look more palatable.
9. INTANGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (न छुने योग्य):unable to be touched
Synonyms: impalpable, phantom, abstract
Antonyms: real, physical, actual
Example Sentence: We felt an intangible presence in the auditorium.
10. BRUISE (VERB): (कुचलन, चोट): hurt (someone's feelings).
Synonyms: upset, offend, peeve
Antonyms: compliment, adorn
Example Sentence: The bruise on his leg was deep purple and was easily visible.
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1. TROUNCED (VERB): (फजीहत करना) :defeat heavily in a contest.
Synonyms: overcome, beat
Antonyms: surrender, preserve
Example Sentence: Sima felt that it was not possible to trounce Ram in the game.
2. REPOSE (VERB): (आराम करना): lie down
Synonyms: relax, stretch out
Antonyms: work, stress, activity
Example Sentence: When you start your banking preparation, you need to sit in repose and try to empty your mind of all thoughts.
3. LUCRATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (लाभदायक) :producing a great deal of profit.
Synonyms: profitable, bankable
Antonyms: worthless, unsuccessful
Example Sentence: Saima has a lucrative business selling designer clothes.
4. CONVOLUTED (ADJECTIVE): (लपेटा हुआ, जटिल): extremely complicated to follow.
Synonyms: complex, tangled
Antonyms: simple, straightforward.
Example Sentence: His explanations are very convoluted.
5. CLINCH (VERB): (बंधा हुआ): confirm or settle
Synonyms: secure, finalize
Antonyms: delay, disprove
Example Sentence: Lecturer clinched the documents for me.
6. PROVINCE (NOUN): (प्रांत): country, realm
Synonyms: shire, region, territory, domain
Antonyms: avocation, recreation
Example Sentence: Anu is too provincial to buy foreign products.
7. IRREFUTABLE (ADJECTIVE): (अखंडनीय): impossible to deny or disprove
Synonyms: impregnable, apodictic
Antonyms: unreliable, reckless
Example Sentence: This book is irrefutable for me.
8. PALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): (स्वादिष्ट) :of food or drink pleasant to taste
Synonyms: appetizing, luscious
Antonyms: unpleasant, insipid
Example Sentence: The dish was not tasty but look more palatable.
9. INTANGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (न छुने योग्य):unable to be touched
Synonyms: impalpable, phantom, abstract
Antonyms: real, physical, actual
Example Sentence: We felt an intangible presence in the auditorium.
10. BRUISE (VERB): (कुचलन, चोट): hurt (someone's feelings).
Synonyms: upset, offend, peeve
Antonyms: compliment, adorn
Example Sentence: The bruise on his leg was deep purple and was easily visible.
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Sachin Tendulkar : Playing it My Way.
Saina Nehwal : Playing to win.
Yuvraj Singh : The Test of My Life.
Sania Mirza : Ace against Odds.
Dutee Chand : Fiercely Female: The Dutee Chand Story” .Authored by Sundeep Mishra
Pullela Gopichand : Shuttler’s Flick: Making every match count’
Ravi Shastri : ‘Stargazing: The Players in My Life’
Suresh Raina : ‘Believe – What Life and Cricket Taught Me’
Abhinav Bindra : A Shot at History
Sunil Gawaskar : Sunny Days.
Sanjay Manjrekar : Imperfect
Shane Warne : No spin.
VVS Laxman : 281 and Beyond
PV Shindu : “Shuttling to the Top: The Story of P.V. Sindhu”.
Viswananthan Anand : Mind Master: Winning Lessons from a Champion's Life
Neeraj Chopra : ‘Golden Boy Neeraj Chopra’
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❇️ 28th February
🧬 National Science Day
राष्ट्रीय विज्ञान दिवस
Theme24 : “Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat"
🔮 The first National Science Day was celebrated on February 28, 1987.
🔮 On this day, world renowned scientist CV Raman discovered the 'Raman Effect' in 1928. He won the Nobel prize in Physics in 1930 for the historic discovery.
🔮 The purpose behind the day is to encourage the youth to develop interest in science & realize its importance.
🟢NEWS
🔶Prof. Adrian Cruise Receives ‘Order Of The British Empire’ For Space Science Leadership
🔷Ministry Of Mines Unveils Portal For Innovative Geoscience Exploration
🔶9th India International Science Festival Held In Faridabad
🔷CM Manohar Lal has inaugurated the 'Rekhi Center of Excellence for the Science of Happiness' in Kurukshetra University
🔶1st Science Documentary Made In Sanskrit ‘Yanam’ Screened At The 53rd IFFI
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
🧬 National Science Day
राष्ट्रीय विज्ञान दिवस
Theme24 : “Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat"
🔮 The first National Science Day was celebrated on February 28, 1987.
🔮 On this day, world renowned scientist CV Raman discovered the 'Raman Effect' in 1928. He won the Nobel prize in Physics in 1930 for the historic discovery.
🔮 The purpose behind the day is to encourage the youth to develop interest in science & realize its importance.
🟢NEWS
🔶Prof. Adrian Cruise Receives ‘Order Of The British Empire’ For Space Science Leadership
🔷Ministry Of Mines Unveils Portal For Innovative Geoscience Exploration
🔶9th India International Science Festival Held In Faridabad
🔷CM Manohar Lal has inaugurated the 'Rekhi Center of Excellence for the Science of Happiness' in Kurukshetra University
🔶1st Science Documentary Made In Sanskrit ‘Yanam’ Screened At The 53rd IFFI
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 28.02.2024
1. VIGILANCE (ADJECTIVE): (जागरूकता): surveillance
Synonyms: attentiveness, attention
Antonyms: inattentiveness
Example Sentence: Security duties that demand long hours of vigilance.
2. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक): extortionate
Synonyms: excessive, sky-high
Antonyms: reasonable
Example Sentence: Some hotels charge exorbitant rates for phone calls.
3. CONCRETE (ADJECTIVE): (ठोस): definite
Synonyms: specific, firm
Antonyms: vague
Example Sentence: I haven't got any concrete proof of the killing.
4. DISBURSE (VERB): (व्यय करना): pay out
Synonyms: lay out, spend
Antonyms: claim
Example Sentence: $67 million of the pledged aid had already been disbursed.
5. INTRUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (हस्तक्षेप करने वाले): intruding
Synonyms: invasive, obtrusive
Antonyms: low-key
Example Sentence: The reporter asked an intrusive question.
6. REPARATION (NOUN): (मरम्मत): amends
Synonyms: restitution, redress
Antonyms: impairment
Example Sentence: The courts required a convicted offender to make financial reparation to his victim.
7. PREVALENCE (NOUN): (प्रसार): currency
Synonyms: generality, pervasiveness
Antonyms: uncommonness
Example Sentence: The prevalence of sunlight led to a restriction of the windows.
8. DISCREET (ADJECTIVE): (विचारशील): careful
Synonyms: circumspect, cautious
Antonyms: indiscreet
Example Sentence: We made some discreet inquiries.
9. DEFUSE (VERB): (शांत करना): reduce
Synonyms: lessen, diminish
Antonyms: heighten
Example Sentence: The scheme taught officers how to defuse potentially explosive situations.
10. DIFFUSE (ADJECTIVE): (बिखरा हुआ): diffused
Synonyms: scattered, dispersed
Antonyms: concentrated
Example Sentence: The diffuse community which centred on the church.
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1. VIGILANCE (ADJECTIVE): (जागरूकता): surveillance
Synonyms: attentiveness, attention
Antonyms: inattentiveness
Example Sentence: Security duties that demand long hours of vigilance.
2. EXORBITANT (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक): extortionate
Synonyms: excessive, sky-high
Antonyms: reasonable
Example Sentence: Some hotels charge exorbitant rates for phone calls.
3. CONCRETE (ADJECTIVE): (ठोस): definite
Synonyms: specific, firm
Antonyms: vague
Example Sentence: I haven't got any concrete proof of the killing.
4. DISBURSE (VERB): (व्यय करना): pay out
Synonyms: lay out, spend
Antonyms: claim
Example Sentence: $67 million of the pledged aid had already been disbursed.
5. INTRUSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (हस्तक्षेप करने वाले): intruding
Synonyms: invasive, obtrusive
Antonyms: low-key
Example Sentence: The reporter asked an intrusive question.
6. REPARATION (NOUN): (मरम्मत): amends
Synonyms: restitution, redress
Antonyms: impairment
Example Sentence: The courts required a convicted offender to make financial reparation to his victim.
7. PREVALENCE (NOUN): (प्रसार): currency
Synonyms: generality, pervasiveness
Antonyms: uncommonness
Example Sentence: The prevalence of sunlight led to a restriction of the windows.
8. DISCREET (ADJECTIVE): (विचारशील): careful
Synonyms: circumspect, cautious
Antonyms: indiscreet
Example Sentence: We made some discreet inquiries.
9. DEFUSE (VERB): (शांत करना): reduce
Synonyms: lessen, diminish
Antonyms: heighten
Example Sentence: The scheme taught officers how to defuse potentially explosive situations.
10. DIFFUSE (ADJECTIVE): (बिखरा हुआ): diffused
Synonyms: scattered, dispersed
Antonyms: concentrated
Example Sentence: The diffuse community which centred on the church.
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- Best Film: "Jawan"
- Best Actor: Shah Rukh Khan for "Jawan"
- Best Actress: Rani Mukerji for "Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway"
- Best Director: Sandeep Reddy Vanga for "Animal"
- Best Music Director: Anirudh Ravichander for "Jawan"
- Best Lyricist: Javed Akhtar for “Nikle The Kabhi Hum Ghar Se”
- Best International Feature Film: "Oppenheimer"
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❇️ 29th FEBRUARY
🗓 Leap Year ( अधिवर्ष )
🔷 Leap years occur every four years to account for the extra time it takes the Earth to orbit the sun.
🔸A leap year has 366 days instead of the usual 365 days.
🔹The extra day in a leap year is added as February 29th.
🔶 Leap years are divisible by 4, except for years that are divisible by 100, unless they are also divisible by 400.
🔷 For example, the year 2000 was a leap year because it is divisible by 400, but the year 1900 was not a leap year despite being divisible by 4 because it is also divisible by 100.
🔶 The concept of leap years was first introduced by Julius Caesar in the Julian calendar.
🔷 Leap years help keep our calendar in alignment with the Earth's revolutions around the sun.
🔶 Without leap years, our calendar would gradually fall out of sync with the seasons.
🔷 February 29th is also known as "Leap Day."
🔶 The last leap year was 2020, and the next leap year this year (2024).
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🗓 Leap Year ( अधिवर्ष )
🔷 Leap years occur every four years to account for the extra time it takes the Earth to orbit the sun.
🔸A leap year has 366 days instead of the usual 365 days.
🔹The extra day in a leap year is added as February 29th.
🔶 Leap years are divisible by 4, except for years that are divisible by 100, unless they are also divisible by 400.
🔷 For example, the year 2000 was a leap year because it is divisible by 400, but the year 1900 was not a leap year despite being divisible by 4 because it is also divisible by 100.
🔶 The concept of leap years was first introduced by Julius Caesar in the Julian calendar.
🔷 Leap years help keep our calendar in alignment with the Earth's revolutions around the sun.
🔶 Without leap years, our calendar would gradually fall out of sync with the seasons.
🔷 February 29th is also known as "Leap Day."
🔶 The last leap year was 2020, and the next leap year this year (2024).
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 29.02.2024
1. STEEP (ADJECTIVE): (आकस्मिक): sharp
Synonyms: sudden, precipitate
Antonyms: gradual
Example Sentence: The steep rise in unemployment.
2. SLUMP (VERB): (गिरना): flop
Synonyms: flump, collapse
Antonyms: stand up
Example Sentence: She slumped against the cushions.
3. KEEN (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही): eager
Synonyms: anxious, impatient
Antonyms: apathetic
Example Sentence: My friend is a keen gardener.
4. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE): (स्वदेशी): native
Synonyms: aboriginal, local
Antonyms: expatriate
Example Sentence: We met indigenous people of Siberia.
5. GARNER (VERB): (संचित करना): gather
Synonyms: collect, accumulate
Antonyms: disperse
Example Sentence: The police struggled to garner sufficient evidence.
6. DIFFUSE (ADJECTIVE): (तितर-बितर) : verbose
Synonyms: wordy, prolix
Antonyms: succinct
Example Sentence: The second argument between us was more diffuse.
7. DISSENT (NOUN): (मतभेद): disagreement
Synonyms: difference of opinion, argument
Antonyms: agreement
Example Sentence: There was no dissent from this view.
8. INQUISITIVE (ADJECTIVE): (जिज्ञासु): curious
Synonyms: intrigued, interested
Antonyms: uninterested
Example Sentence: I do not like to seem inquisitive to anyone.
9. DISINTERESTED (ADJECTIVE): (निष्पक्ष): unbiased
Synonyms: unprejudiced, impartial
Antonyms: biased
Example Sentence: A banker is under an obligation to give disinterested advice.
10. MODERATE (ADJECTIVE): (मध्यम): average
Synonyms: modest, medium
Antonyms: great
Example Sentence: Both of us walked at a moderate pace only.
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1. STEEP (ADJECTIVE): (आकस्मिक): sharp
Synonyms: sudden, precipitate
Antonyms: gradual
Example Sentence: The steep rise in unemployment.
2. SLUMP (VERB): (गिरना): flop
Synonyms: flump, collapse
Antonyms: stand up
Example Sentence: She slumped against the cushions.
3. KEEN (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही): eager
Synonyms: anxious, impatient
Antonyms: apathetic
Example Sentence: My friend is a keen gardener.
4. INDIGENOUS (ADJECTIVE): (स्वदेशी): native
Synonyms: aboriginal, local
Antonyms: expatriate
Example Sentence: We met indigenous people of Siberia.
5. GARNER (VERB): (संचित करना): gather
Synonyms: collect, accumulate
Antonyms: disperse
Example Sentence: The police struggled to garner sufficient evidence.
6. DIFFUSE (ADJECTIVE): (तितर-बितर) : verbose
Synonyms: wordy, prolix
Antonyms: succinct
Example Sentence: The second argument between us was more diffuse.
7. DISSENT (NOUN): (मतभेद): disagreement
Synonyms: difference of opinion, argument
Antonyms: agreement
Example Sentence: There was no dissent from this view.
8. INQUISITIVE (ADJECTIVE): (जिज्ञासु): curious
Synonyms: intrigued, interested
Antonyms: uninterested
Example Sentence: I do not like to seem inquisitive to anyone.
9. DISINTERESTED (ADJECTIVE): (निष्पक्ष): unbiased
Synonyms: unprejudiced, impartial
Antonyms: biased
Example Sentence: A banker is under an obligation to give disinterested advice.
10. MODERATE (ADJECTIVE): (मध्यम): average
Synonyms: modest, medium
Antonyms: great
Example Sentence: Both of us walked at a moderate pace only.
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- 58th Jnanpith Award 2023 – Urdu poet Gulzar and Sanskrit scholar Jagadguru Rambhadracharya
-Best Technology Bank of the Year award by IBA – South Indian Bank (6 categories)
Banking Technology Awards by IBA – City Union Bank (7 categories)
- 9th GovTech Prize for AI-Powered - Government Services at World Government Summit 2024 – India
- KPP Nambiar Award for 2024 – ISRO Chairman, S Somanath
- 58th Jnanpith Award 2023 – Urdu poet Gulzar and Sanskrit scholar Jagadguru Rambhadracharya
-Best Technology Bank of the Year award by IBA – South Indian Bank (6 categories)
Banking Technology Awards by IBA – City Union Bank (7 categories)
- 9th GovTech Prize for AI-Powered - Government Services at World Government Summit 2024 – India
- KPP Nambiar Award for 2024 – ISRO Chairman, S Somanath
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- DG of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) – Daljit Singh Chaudhary
- Chief Staff Officer at Eastern Naval Command HQ – Shantanu Jha
- Director General of Naval Operations (DGNO) – AN Pramod
- Commandant in Indian Naval Academy – Vice Admiral Vineet McCarty
- DG (Acquisition) of Defence Ministry – Samir Kumar Sinha
- Vice Chief of the Naval Staff – Dinesh K. Tripathi
- DG of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) – Daljit Singh Chaudhary
- Chief Staff Officer at Eastern Naval Command HQ – Shantanu Jha
- Director General of Naval Operations (DGNO) – AN Pramod
- Commandant in Indian Naval Academy – Vice Admiral Vineet McCarty
- DG (Acquisition) of Defence Ministry – Samir Kumar Sinha
- Vice Chief of the Naval Staff – Dinesh K. Tripathi
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🦋 Zero Discrimination Day
शून्य भेदभाव दिवस
The24 :“To protect everyone's health, protect everyone's rights."
🌷On Zero Discrimination Day this year, under the theme “Save lives: Decriminalize”, UNAIDS is highlighting how the decriminalisation of key populations and people living with HIV saves lives and helps advance the end of the AIDS pandemic.
🦋The symbol of Zero Discrimination Day is a 'butterfly'.
🌷 Article 15 - Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or....
🦋The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which banned discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
🌷First observed in 2014 by UN.
🟢 NEWS
🔶Seattle Created History Becomes First City In US To Ban Caste Discrimination
🔷BCCI Decides To End Discrimination; Offer Equal Pay To Men & Women Cricketers
🇺🇳 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 OCT, 1945
▪️HQ - New York, US
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres (Portugal)
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ✪
🦋 Zero Discrimination Day
शून्य भेदभाव दिवस
The24 :“To protect everyone's health, protect everyone's rights."
🌷On Zero Discrimination Day this year, under the theme “Save lives: Decriminalize”, UNAIDS is highlighting how the decriminalisation of key populations and people living with HIV saves lives and helps advance the end of the AIDS pandemic.
🦋The symbol of Zero Discrimination Day is a 'butterfly'.
🌷 Article 15 - Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or....
🦋The Civil Rights Act of 1964, which banned discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
🌷First observed in 2014 by UN.
🟢 NEWS
🔶Seattle Created History Becomes First City In US To Ban Caste Discrimination
🔷BCCI Decides To End Discrimination; Offer Equal Pay To Men & Women Cricketers
🇺🇳 UNITED NATIONS (UN)
▪️Founded - 24 OCT, 1945
▪️HQ - New York, US
▪️S.G - Antonio Guterres (Portugal)
▪️MC - 193
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ✪
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🟢 IMPORTANT BOOKS & AUTHORS
Ghulamgiri - Jyotibha Phule
India Wins Freedom - Maulana Abul Kalam
Anandamath - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
India Divided - Rajendra Prasad
Life Divine - Aurobindo Ghosh
The Indian Struggle - Subhash Chandra Bose
🟢 महत्वपूर्ण पुस्तक एवं लेखक
गुलामगिरी - ज्योतिभा फूले
इण्डिया विन्स फ्रीडम - मौलाना अबुल कलाम
आनंदमठ - बंकिम चंद्र चटर्जी
इण्डिया डिवाईडेड - राजेंद्र प्रसाद
लाईफ डिवाईन - अरबिंदो घोष
द इण्डियन स्ट्रगल - सुभाष चंद्र बोस
#RRB #GroupD #BOOKS #AUTHORS
Ghulamgiri - Jyotibha Phule
India Wins Freedom - Maulana Abul Kalam
Anandamath - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
India Divided - Rajendra Prasad
Life Divine - Aurobindo Ghosh
The Indian Struggle - Subhash Chandra Bose
🟢 महत्वपूर्ण पुस्तक एवं लेखक
गुलामगिरी - ज्योतिभा फूले
इण्डिया विन्स फ्रीडम - मौलाना अबुल कलाम
आनंदमठ - बंकिम चंद्र चटर्जी
इण्डिया डिवाईडेड - राजेंद्र प्रसाद
लाईफ डिवाईन - अरबिंदो घोष
द इण्डियन स्ट्रगल - सुभाष चंद्र बोस
#RRB #GroupD #BOOKS #AUTHORS
📝 Famous books of major players. Sports
• Cricket My Style :-Kapil Dev
• Sunny Days -Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• Idols-Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• Azhar – Harsh Bhogle (Biography of Azharuddin)
• Wisden-Perfume magazine is called the Bible of Cricket.
• My Cricketing Years -Ajit Wadekar
• The World of Kapil Dev -This book is the autobiography of Kapil Dev.
• Lloyd on Gold -Carol Thatcher
• Test Kill-Clifford Making (Co-Writer-Ted Dexter) Luzhis Defense -B. Siris (Best Chess Novel) Original name of the novelist Vladimir Nabakoff Original name of the book-The Defense)
• Thrown Out – Ian Meckiff (Australia)
• Home -Autobiography of Ivan Goolagong Cooley
• One Day Wonders-Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• One More Over -E. M / s. Prasanna
• The Innings of My Life -Jack Bannister
• That's Out -Dickie Bird (This book is the autobiography of Dickie Bird)
• The Man in the Middle -Garden Greenidge
• The Algorithm of Chess Game –Mikhail Botvinnik
• Straight from the heart – Kapil Dev
• Cricket My Style :-Kapil Dev
• Sunny Days -Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• Idols-Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• Azhar – Harsh Bhogle (Biography of Azharuddin)
• Wisden-Perfume magazine is called the Bible of Cricket.
• My Cricketing Years -Ajit Wadekar
• The World of Kapil Dev -This book is the autobiography of Kapil Dev.
• Lloyd on Gold -Carol Thatcher
• Test Kill-Clifford Making (Co-Writer-Ted Dexter) Luzhis Defense -B. Siris (Best Chess Novel) Original name of the novelist Vladimir Nabakoff Original name of the book-The Defense)
• Thrown Out – Ian Meckiff (Australia)
• Home -Autobiography of Ivan Goolagong Cooley
• One Day Wonders-Sunil Manohar Gavaskar
• One More Over -E. M / s. Prasanna
• The Innings of My Life -Jack Bannister
• That's Out -Dickie Bird (This book is the autobiography of Dickie Bird)
• The Man in the Middle -Garden Greenidge
• The Algorithm of Chess Game –Mikhail Botvinnik
• Straight from the heart – Kapil Dev
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🕊 SAROJINI NAIDU
- Born: 13th February 1879 in Hyderabad, British India
- Birth Name: Sarojini Chattopadhyay
- Nickname: “Nightingale of India”, “Bharat Kokila” and “Bulbul-e-Hind”
- Political Affiliation: Indian National Congress (INC)
- Death: 2nd March 1949
🔶Notable Works:
- Started writing at 12, with "The Lady of the Lake."
- Collection of poems of Sarojini Naidu "The Golden Threshold" in 1905.
🔶Role as Freedom Fighter:
- Joined freedom struggle after the 1905 Bengal partition.
- Worked with Jawaharlal Nehru in 1916 for the Indigo workers of Champaran, Bihar.
🟢 PYQ's
🔷 National Women’s Day Of India 2022: 13 Feb ( Sarojini Naidu )
🔷1st Indian Womnen President of Indian National Congress
🔷Preside over the Congress at Kanpur Session -1925
🔷Uttar Pradesh 1st woman Governor
🔷Founded the Women’s India Association in 1917 with Annie Besant.
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- Born: 13th February 1879 in Hyderabad, British India
- Birth Name: Sarojini Chattopadhyay
- Nickname: “Nightingale of India”, “Bharat Kokila” and “Bulbul-e-Hind”
- Political Affiliation: Indian National Congress (INC)
- Death: 2nd March 1949
🔶Notable Works:
- Started writing at 12, with "The Lady of the Lake."
- Collection of poems of Sarojini Naidu "The Golden Threshold" in 1905.
🔶Role as Freedom Fighter:
- Joined freedom struggle after the 1905 Bengal partition.
- Worked with Jawaharlal Nehru in 1916 for the Indigo workers of Champaran, Bihar.
🟢 PYQ's
🔷 National Women’s Day Of India 2022: 13 Feb ( Sarojini Naidu )
🔷1st Indian Womnen President of Indian National Congress
🔷Preside over the Congress at Kanpur Session -1925
🔷Uttar Pradesh 1st woman Governor
🔷Founded the Women’s India Association in 1917 with Annie Besant.
✍Credit : Arvιnd Kυмar ⛥
✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 02.03.2024
1. MALICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (दुर्भावनापूर्ण): spiteful
Synonyms: malevolent, hostile
Antonyms: benevolent
Example Sentence: He had been found guilty of malicious damage.
2. INAUGURATE (VERB): (आरंभ करना): initiate
Synonyms: begin, start
Antonyms: wind up
Example Sentence: He inaugurated a new policy of trade and exploration.
3. ANXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (चिंतित): worried
Synonyms: concerned, apprehensive
Antonyms: carefree
Example Sentence: She was extremely anxious about her exams.
4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): (पुनरारंभ): restart
Synonyms: restarting, reopening
Antonyms: suspension
Example Sentence: The rain has stopped, but we're still waiting for the resumption of the game.
5. NORMALITY (NOUN): (सामान्यता): routine
Synonyms: business as usual, order
Antonyms: insanity
Example Sentence: The office gradually returned to a semblance of normality.
6. SEMBLANCE (NOUN): (दिखावा): appearance
Synonyms: approximation, show
Antonyms: difference
Example Sentence: She tried to force her thoughts back into some semblance of order.
7. SNARL (VERB): (फंसाना): tangle
Synonyms: entangle, entwine
Antonyms: untangle
Example Sentence: The trailing lead got snarled up in a bramble bush.
8. SPECTRE (NOUN): (भूत): ghost
Synonyms: phantom, apparition
Antonyms: body, flesh
Example Sentence: A dread of spectres and witches affected every aspect of daily life.
9. VETERAN (NOUN): (अनुभवी): old hand
Synonyms: old-timer, old stager
Antonyms: novice
Example Sentence: Napoleon was at the head of a veteran army.
10. EXPATRIATE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रवासी): emigrant
Synonyms: non-native, émigré
Antonyms: native
Example Sentence: Expatriate workers are found everywhere.
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1. MALICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (दुर्भावनापूर्ण): spiteful
Synonyms: malevolent, hostile
Antonyms: benevolent
Example Sentence: He had been found guilty of malicious damage.
2. INAUGURATE (VERB): (आरंभ करना): initiate
Synonyms: begin, start
Antonyms: wind up
Example Sentence: He inaugurated a new policy of trade and exploration.
3. ANXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (चिंतित): worried
Synonyms: concerned, apprehensive
Antonyms: carefree
Example Sentence: She was extremely anxious about her exams.
4. RESUMPTION (NOUN): (पुनरारंभ): restart
Synonyms: restarting, reopening
Antonyms: suspension
Example Sentence: The rain has stopped, but we're still waiting for the resumption of the game.
5. NORMALITY (NOUN): (सामान्यता): routine
Synonyms: business as usual, order
Antonyms: insanity
Example Sentence: The office gradually returned to a semblance of normality.
6. SEMBLANCE (NOUN): (दिखावा): appearance
Synonyms: approximation, show
Antonyms: difference
Example Sentence: She tried to force her thoughts back into some semblance of order.
7. SNARL (VERB): (फंसाना): tangle
Synonyms: entangle, entwine
Antonyms: untangle
Example Sentence: The trailing lead got snarled up in a bramble bush.
8. SPECTRE (NOUN): (भूत): ghost
Synonyms: phantom, apparition
Antonyms: body, flesh
Example Sentence: A dread of spectres and witches affected every aspect of daily life.
9. VETERAN (NOUN): (अनुभवी): old hand
Synonyms: old-timer, old stager
Antonyms: novice
Example Sentence: Napoleon was at the head of a veteran army.
10. EXPATRIATE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रवासी): emigrant
Synonyms: non-native, émigré
Antonyms: native
Example Sentence: Expatriate workers are found everywhere.
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