Important Days & Theme (May 2025)
1 May - International Labour Day
Theme 2025 - Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations
3 May - World Press Freedom Day
Theme 2025 - Reporting In The Brave New World - The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Press Freedom And The Media
8 May - World Red Cross Day
Theme 2025 - Keeping Humanity Alive
11 May - National Technology Day
Theme 2025 - YANTRA - Yugantar for Advancing New Technology, Research & Acceleration
12 May - International Nurses Day Theme 2025 - Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies
17 May - World Hypertension Day
Theme 2025 - Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer
20 May - World Metrology Day
Theme 2025 - Measurements for all times, for all people
21 May - International Tea Day
22 May - International Day for Biological Diversity
Theme 2025 - Harmony with nature and sustainable development
25 May - World Thyroid Day
28 May - Menstrual Hygiene Day
Theme 2025 - Together for a Period Friendly World
28 May - World Hunger Day
29 May - International Day of UN Peacekeepers
Theme 2025 - The Future of Peacekeeping)
1 May - International Labour Day
Theme 2025 - Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations
3 May - World Press Freedom Day
Theme 2025 - Reporting In The Brave New World - The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Press Freedom And The Media
8 May - World Red Cross Day
Theme 2025 - Keeping Humanity Alive
11 May - National Technology Day
Theme 2025 - YANTRA - Yugantar for Advancing New Technology, Research & Acceleration
12 May - International Nurses Day Theme 2025 - Our Nurses. Our Future. Caring for nurses strengthens economies
17 May - World Hypertension Day
Theme 2025 - Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer
20 May - World Metrology Day
Theme 2025 - Measurements for all times, for all people
21 May - International Tea Day
22 May - International Day for Biological Diversity
Theme 2025 - Harmony with nature and sustainable development
25 May - World Thyroid Day
28 May - Menstrual Hygiene Day
Theme 2025 - Together for a Period Friendly World
28 May - World Hunger Day
29 May - International Day of UN Peacekeepers
Theme 2025 - The Future of Peacekeeping)
Antonym of Dogmatic
(SSC CHSL 2024)
(SSC CHSL 2024)
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Careless
25%
Dishonest
21%
Biased
44%
Amenable
Choose the correct response (a), (b), (c) or (d) and indicate on the Answer Sheet accordingly.
He said to his friend, "Could you please close the door?"
He said to his friend, "Could you please close the door?"
Anonymous Quiz
71%
He requested his friend to close the door.
4%
He ordered his friend to close the door.
11%
He wanted his friend to close the door for him.
15%
He requested his friend to please close the door.
Select the option that expresses the given sentence in active voice.
The hunchback was being laughed at by everyone
The hunchback was being laughed at by everyone
Anonymous Quiz
17%
Everyone is laughing at the hunchback
6%
Everyone laughs at the hunchback
20%
Everyone laughed at the hunchback.
57%
Everyone was laughing at the hunchback.
✅️ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary 02 June 2025
1. UNRELENTING (ADJECTIVE): (निरंतर): continual
Synonyms: constant, continuous
Antonyms: intermittent
Example Sentence:
She established her authority with unrelenting thoroughness.
2. BANDY (ADJECTIVE): (झुका हुआ): bowed
Synonyms: curved, bent
Antonyms: straight
Example Sentence:
She had legs that were bent and slightly bandy.
3. MARSHAL (VERB): (क्रमबद्ध करना): gather
Synonyms: assemble, collect
Antonyms: disperse
Example Sentence:
The general marshalled his troops for an important task.
4. FIERCE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रचण्ड): powerful
Synonyms: strong, violent
Antonyms: mild
Example Sentence:
Fierce storms lashed throughout the country.
5. REPREHENSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (खेदजनक):deplorable
Synonyms: disgraceful discreditable
Antonyms: creditable
Example Sentence:
His complacency and reprehensible laxity.
6. SHED (VERB): (बरखास्त करना): dismiss
Synonyms: let go, discharge
Antonyms: hire
Example Sentence:
Many firms use relocation as an opportunity to shed jobs.
7. DESTRUCTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (द्वेषपूर्ण):negative
Synonyms: hostile, antagonistic
Antonyms: constructive
Example Sentence:
One should never practice destructive criticism.
8. ILLICIT (ADJECTIVE): (अवैध): illegal
Synonyms: unlawful, illegitimate
Antonyms: licit
Example Sentence:
She was in possession of illicit drugs.
9. ZEAL (NOUN): (जोश): passion
Synonyms: ardour, love
Antonyms: apathy
Example Sentence:
He has a lot of zeal for privatization.
10. INTERDICT (VERB): (निषेध करना): prohibit
Synonyms: forbid, ban
Antonyms: permit
Example Sentence:
Society will never interdict morality.
1. UNRELENTING (ADJECTIVE): (निरंतर): continual
Synonyms: constant, continuous
Antonyms: intermittent
Example Sentence:
She established her authority with unrelenting thoroughness.
2. BANDY (ADJECTIVE): (झुका हुआ): bowed
Synonyms: curved, bent
Antonyms: straight
Example Sentence:
She had legs that were bent and slightly bandy.
3. MARSHAL (VERB): (क्रमबद्ध करना): gather
Synonyms: assemble, collect
Antonyms: disperse
Example Sentence:
The general marshalled his troops for an important task.
4. FIERCE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रचण्ड): powerful
Synonyms: strong, violent
Antonyms: mild
Example Sentence:
Fierce storms lashed throughout the country.
5. REPREHENSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (खेदजनक):deplorable
Synonyms: disgraceful discreditable
Antonyms: creditable
Example Sentence:
His complacency and reprehensible laxity.
6. SHED (VERB): (बरखास्त करना): dismiss
Synonyms: let go, discharge
Antonyms: hire
Example Sentence:
Many firms use relocation as an opportunity to shed jobs.
7. DESTRUCTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (द्वेषपूर्ण):negative
Synonyms: hostile, antagonistic
Antonyms: constructive
Example Sentence:
One should never practice destructive criticism.
8. ILLICIT (ADJECTIVE): (अवैध): illegal
Synonyms: unlawful, illegitimate
Antonyms: licit
Example Sentence:
She was in possession of illicit drugs.
9. ZEAL (NOUN): (जोश): passion
Synonyms: ardour, love
Antonyms: apathy
Example Sentence:
He has a lot of zeal for privatization.
10. INTERDICT (VERB): (निषेध करना): prohibit
Synonyms: forbid, ban
Antonyms: permit
Example Sentence:
Society will never interdict morality.
Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
His old car has become (a financial burden) on him now.
1. A white elephant
2. An apple of one’s eye
3. An eyesore
4. A rare bird
His old car has become (a financial burden) on him now.
1. A white elephant
2. An apple of one’s eye
3. An eyesore
4. A rare bird
Select the most appropriate idiomatic expression that can substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence.
Last year art critics praised Animesh as if he were a master, but he turned out to be a (pleasure for a short time).
1. a house of cards
2. a bull in a china shop
3. a dish fit for Gods
4. a nine days’ wonder
Last year art critics praised Animesh as if he were a master, but he turned out to be a (pleasure for a short time).
1. a house of cards
2. a bull in a china shop
3. a dish fit for Gods
4. a nine days’ wonder
Identify the error in the given sentence and select the correct sentence from the given options.
Petrified wood is type of fossilised wood that exhibits the original details of the wood.
1. Petrified wood is a type of fossilised wood that exhibits the original details of the wood.
2. A petrified wood is type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
3. The petrified wood is the type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
4. Petrified wood is the type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
Petrified wood is type of fossilised wood that exhibits the original details of the wood.
1. Petrified wood is a type of fossilised wood that exhibits the original details of the wood.
2. A petrified wood is type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
3. The petrified wood is the type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
4. Petrified wood is the type of fossilised wood that exhibits an original details of the wood.
Find the part of the given sentence that has an error in it. If there is no error, choose 'No error'.
Workers and companies in all sectors can contribute their skills to meet society new needs.
1. sectors can contribute their skills
2. No error
3. to meet society new needs
4. Workers and companies in all
Workers and companies in all sectors can contribute their skills to meet society new needs.
1. sectors can contribute their skills
2. No error
3. to meet society new needs
4. Workers and companies in all
The given sentence has an error. Select the option that contains the error in the given sentence.
We have to be cautius regarding the impact of global warming.
1. We have to
2. of global warming
3. regarding the impact
4. be cautius
We have to be cautius regarding the impact of global warming.
1. We have to
2. of global warming
3. regarding the impact
4. be cautius
Out of all the alternatives given, select the word which closely fits the given definition.
A picture of a person or a thing drawn in such a highly exaggerated manner to cause a laughter.
1. Novice
2. Monotheist
3. Idiosyncrasy
4. Caricature
A picture of a person or a thing drawn in such a highly exaggerated manner to cause a laughter.
1. Novice
2. Monotheist
3. Idiosyncrasy
4. Caricature