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Question of the Day (Static GK)
Which among the following was the ONLY session of Indian National Congress that was presided by Mahatma Gandhi?
Which among the following was the ONLY session of Indian National Congress that was presided by Mahatma Gandhi?
Ans Belgaum
Explanation
The INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS held its thirty-ninth session at Belgaum on the 26th & 27th Dec. 1924.
Gandhiji was the president of the Congress only on one occasion and the session was held in Belgaum..
Explanation
The INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS held its thirty-ninth session at Belgaum on the 26th & 27th Dec. 1924.
Gandhiji was the president of the Congress only on one occasion and the session was held in Belgaum..
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Question of the Day (Current Affairs)
"OBICUS" was in the news Recently launched by which of the following?
"OBICUS" was in the news Recently launched by which of the following?
Answer RBI
Explanation
the Reserve Bank of India launched OBICUS. This is the 49th round of survey by the apex bank for the period January to March.OBICUS is Order Books, Inventories and Capacity Utilization Survey (OBICUS). The survey provides an insight into the demands of the Indian manufacturing sector. The survey is conducted quarterly (4 times a year). It is being conducted since 2008.
Explanation
the Reserve Bank of India launched OBICUS. This is the 49th round of survey by the apex bank for the period January to March.OBICUS is Order Books, Inventories and Capacity Utilization Survey (OBICUS). The survey provides an insight into the demands of the Indian manufacturing sector. The survey is conducted quarterly (4 times a year). It is being conducted since 2008.
Question of the Day (Current Affairs)
What will be tha shape of newly purposed Parliament building for India?
What will be tha shape of newly purposed Parliament building for India?
Anonymous Poll
28%
Circular
49%
Triangular
16%
Rectangular
7%
Square
Question of the Day (Static GK)
Which part of the Indian constitution deals with Trade, Commerce and Inter Course within the territories of India?
Which part of the Indian constitution deals with Trade, Commerce and Inter Course within the territories of India?
Anonymous Poll
17%
Part XII
40%
Part XIII
33%
Part XIV
10%
Part xv
Question of the Day (current Legal GK)
Which High Court recently reiterated that Article 47 of the constitution is not Enforceable Right.
Which High Court recently reiterated that Article 47 of the constitution is not Enforceable Right.
Anonymous Poll
14%
Patna High Court
35%
Kerala High Court
30%
Delhi High Court
21%
Madras High Court
Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given -
There are six boxes placed above each other.
They are numbered from 1 to 6 and containing different edible
items.
Candy box is placed above Chocolate box.
Box 2 contains Cutlery and is placed just above Candy box.
Box 5 is not placed below Box 2.
3 boxes are placed between Box
4 and the box that has Dry fruit.
Dry fruit box is placed adjacent to Cutlery box and is above Box 4.
2 boxes are placed between Box5 and the box containing
Vegetable.
Box1, which is not placed on the top, contains Fruit.
1. If Box 3 contains Candy then how many boxes are placed below Box 6?
A. 3 B. 2 C. 4 D. Can't be determined
2. How many boxes are placed between Cutlery box and Fruit box?
A. None B. 1 C. 2 D. 3
3. Which of the following shows the position of Chocolate box?
A. Third from the top
B. Adjacent to Cutlery box
C. Second from top
D. Second from bottom
4. Which of the following items is contained in Box 5?
A. Dry fruit
B. Fruit
C. Either Chocolate or Dry fruit D. Vegetable
5. Which of the following boxes contain Candy?
A. Box 6 B. Box 5 C. Box 4 D. Can't be determined
There are six boxes placed above each other.
They are numbered from 1 to 6 and containing different edible
items.
Candy box is placed above Chocolate box.
Box 2 contains Cutlery and is placed just above Candy box.
Box 5 is not placed below Box 2.
3 boxes are placed between Box
4 and the box that has Dry fruit.
Dry fruit box is placed adjacent to Cutlery box and is above Box 4.
2 boxes are placed between Box5 and the box containing
Vegetable.
Box1, which is not placed on the top, contains Fruit.
1. If Box 3 contains Candy then how many boxes are placed below Box 6?
A. 3 B. 2 C. 4 D. Can't be determined
2. How many boxes are placed between Cutlery box and Fruit box?
A. None B. 1 C. 2 D. 3
3. Which of the following shows the position of Chocolate box?
A. Third from the top
B. Adjacent to Cutlery box
C. Second from top
D. Second from bottom
4. Which of the following items is contained in Box 5?
A. Dry fruit
B. Fruit
C. Either Chocolate or Dry fruit D. Vegetable
5. Which of the following boxes contain Candy?
A. Box 6 B. Box 5 C. Box 4 D. Can't be determined
Bru-Reang refugee crisis
A joint team of Nagarik Suraksha Mancha, mostly representing Bengali people displaced from erstwhile East Pakistan post-partition in 1947, and the Mizo Convention have submitted a memorandum to Tripura Chief Minister protesting the proposed settlement of the displaced Brus in Kanchanpur Sub-Division of North Tripura district.
What’s the issue?
The centre, in January 2020, signed a historic pact for permanent solution of Bru refugees’ issue.
The agreement was between Union Government, Governments of Tripura and Mizoram and Bru-Reang representatives to end the 23-year old Bru-Reang refugee crisis.
Opponents, now, do not want the Brus to settle in Kanchanpur Sub-Division of North Tripura district. The two organisations, however, clarified that they have no objection to the settlement of Brus in 22 other sub-divisions of Tripura.
Highlights of the agreement:
Under the agreement, the centre has announced a package of Rs. 600 crore under this agreement.
A joint team of Nagarik Suraksha Mancha, mostly representing Bengali people displaced from erstwhile East Pakistan post-partition in 1947, and the Mizo Convention have submitted a memorandum to Tripura Chief Minister protesting the proposed settlement of the displaced Brus in Kanchanpur Sub-Division of North Tripura district.
What’s the issue?
The centre, in January 2020, signed a historic pact for permanent solution of Bru refugees’ issue.
The agreement was between Union Government, Governments of Tripura and Mizoram and Bru-Reang representatives to end the 23-year old Bru-Reang refugee crisis.
Opponents, now, do not want the Brus to settle in Kanchanpur Sub-Division of North Tripura district. The two organisations, however, clarified that they have no objection to the settlement of Brus in 22 other sub-divisions of Tripura.
Highlights of the agreement:
Under the agreement, the centre has announced a package of Rs. 600 crore under this agreement.
As per the agreement the Bru tribes would be given land to reside in Tripura.
A fixed deposit of Rs. 4 lakh will be given to each family as an amount of government aid. They will be able to withdraw this amount after two years.
Each of the displaced families will be given 40×30 sq ft residential plots.
Apart from them, each family will be given Rs. 5,000 cash per month for two years.
The agreement highlights that each displaced family will also be given free ration for two years and aid of Rs. 1.5 lakh to build their houses.
Background:
More than 30,000 Bru tribes who fled Mizoram, are residing in Tripura’s refugee camps.
Who are Brus?
The Brus, also referred to as the Reangs, are spread across the northeastern states of Tripura, Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram.
In Tripura, they are recognised as a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group. In Mizoram, they have been targeted by groups that do not consider them indigenous to the state.
What’s the issue?
A bout of ethnic violence forced thousands of people from the Bru tribe to leave their homes in Mizoram.
The displaced Bru people from Mizoram have been living in various camps in Tripura since 1997. In 1997, the murder of a Mizo forest guard at the Dampa Tiger Reserve in Mizoram’s Mamit district allegedly by Bru militants led to a violent backlash against the community, forcing several thousand people to flee to neighbouring Tripura.
The Bru militancy was a reactionary movement against Mizo nationalist groups who had demanded in the mid-1990s that the Brus be left out of the state’s electoral rolls, contending that the tribe was not indigenous to Mizoram.
A fixed deposit of Rs. 4 lakh will be given to each family as an amount of government aid. They will be able to withdraw this amount after two years.
Each of the displaced families will be given 40×30 sq ft residential plots.
Apart from them, each family will be given Rs. 5,000 cash per month for two years.
The agreement highlights that each displaced family will also be given free ration for two years and aid of Rs. 1.5 lakh to build their houses.
Background:
More than 30,000 Bru tribes who fled Mizoram, are residing in Tripura’s refugee camps.
Who are Brus?
The Brus, also referred to as the Reangs, are spread across the northeastern states of Tripura, Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram.
In Tripura, they are recognised as a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group. In Mizoram, they have been targeted by groups that do not consider them indigenous to the state.
What’s the issue?
A bout of ethnic violence forced thousands of people from the Bru tribe to leave their homes in Mizoram.
The displaced Bru people from Mizoram have been living in various camps in Tripura since 1997. In 1997, the murder of a Mizo forest guard at the Dampa Tiger Reserve in Mizoram’s Mamit district allegedly by Bru militants led to a violent backlash against the community, forcing several thousand people to flee to neighbouring Tripura.
The Bru militancy was a reactionary movement against Mizo nationalist groups who had demanded in the mid-1990s that the Brus be left out of the state’s electoral rolls, contending that the tribe was not indigenous to Mizoram.
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Buddha's Purnima is a Buddhist festival that is celebrated in most of East Asia commemorating the birth of the Prince Siddhartha Gautama, later the Gautama Buddha, and was founder of the Buddhism. According to Buddhist tradition and modern academic consensus, Gautama Buddha was born in Lumbini (currently located in Nepal), and raised in the Shakya capital of Kapilavastu.
Currency Change in Iran
Iran’s currency is set to be re-named and re-valued.
Long called the rial, Iran’s money will soon likely be called the Toman, and an impressive four zeros will be shaved off all denominations.
What was previously 10,000 rials will become one Toman under the plans.
What’s the issue?
Iran has seen the value of its national currency decline steadily since the Islamic Revolution brought the religious government to power in 1979. That drop has accelerated in recent years as harsh US sanctions battered the country’s economy.
The currency has been devalued 3,500 times since 1971. It declined steadily since the Iranian Revolution, 1979 brought the religious government to power.
The devaluation of the rial has been marked by four key turning points:
1.The Islamic Revolution of 1979
2.The end of the Iran-Iraq war in 1989
3.Last years of hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s tenure
Iran’s currency is set to be re-named and re-valued.
Long called the rial, Iran’s money will soon likely be called the Toman, and an impressive four zeros will be shaved off all denominations.
What was previously 10,000 rials will become one Toman under the plans.
What’s the issue?
Iran has seen the value of its national currency decline steadily since the Islamic Revolution brought the religious government to power in 1979. That drop has accelerated in recent years as harsh US sanctions battered the country’s economy.
The currency has been devalued 3,500 times since 1971. It declined steadily since the Iranian Revolution, 1979 brought the religious government to power.
The devaluation of the rial has been marked by four key turning points:
1.The Islamic Revolution of 1979
2.The end of the Iran-Iraq war in 1989
3.Last years of hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s tenure
4.The last major turning point, which is still playing out, came when President Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of the nuclear deal
What else contributed to this crisis?
Iran has faced a litany of financial disasters since 1979, including international sanctions that have severely limited its ability to sell oil, which in turn have all but dried up its primary source of revenue.
The government has also implemented strict rules on access to foreign currency, leading to a flourishing black market for non-Iranian cash inside the country and further eroding the value of the national currency.
The global pandemic has piled even more stress onto the lives of people already bludgeoned by a White House bent on ramping up maximum pressure on Iran.
Implications of the latest move:
If implemented carefully and as part of wider financial reforms, redenomination would be a positive move but hardly an answer for all the country’s intertwined economic woes.
However, it was a necessary action to simplify financial transactions.
It would vastly simplify financial calculations by eliminating the need for Iranian shoppers to carry loads of rials to make purchases, which they have to do because of inflation.
What else contributed to this crisis?
Iran has faced a litany of financial disasters since 1979, including international sanctions that have severely limited its ability to sell oil, which in turn have all but dried up its primary source of revenue.
The government has also implemented strict rules on access to foreign currency, leading to a flourishing black market for non-Iranian cash inside the country and further eroding the value of the national currency.
The global pandemic has piled even more stress onto the lives of people already bludgeoned by a White House bent on ramping up maximum pressure on Iran.
Implications of the latest move:
If implemented carefully and as part of wider financial reforms, redenomination would be a positive move but hardly an answer for all the country’s intertwined economic woes.
However, it was a necessary action to simplify financial transactions.
It would vastly simplify financial calculations by eliminating the need for Iranian shoppers to carry loads of rials to make purchases, which they have to do because of inflation.
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Directions: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given - There are six boxes placed above each other. They are numbered from 1 to 6 and containing different edible items. Candy box is placed above Chocolate box. Box…
Answers
1-B 2-D 3-D 4-A 5-D
Explanation
Box Item
5 Dry fruit
2 Cutlery
3/6 Candy
3/6 Vegetable
4 Chocolate
1 Fruit
1-B 2-D 3-D 4-A 5-D
Explanation
Box Item
5 Dry fruit
2 Cutlery
3/6 Candy
3/6 Vegetable
4 Chocolate
1 Fruit
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Question of the Day (current Legal GK)
Which High Court recently reiterated that Article 47 of the constitution is not Enforceable Right.
Which High Court recently reiterated that Article 47 of the constitution is not Enforceable Right.
Answer Madras High Court
Explanation
The Madras High Court refused to entertain a writ petitions seeking absolute ban on manufacture, sale and consumption of alcohol in the state of Tamil Nadu.
Article 47 of the Constitution is a Directive Principle which stipulates that the State shall endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption except for medicinal purposes of intoxicating drinks and of drugs which are injurious to health.
Dispelling arguments, the Court held that regulation of alcohol is purely a matter of state policy that does not warrant judicial interference. Further, it pointed out that Article 47 is not an "enforceable provision" and thus, the petition has no leg to stand
Explanation
The Madras High Court refused to entertain a writ petitions seeking absolute ban on manufacture, sale and consumption of alcohol in the state of Tamil Nadu.
Article 47 of the Constitution is a Directive Principle which stipulates that the State shall endeavour to bring about prohibition of the consumption except for medicinal purposes of intoxicating drinks and of drugs which are injurious to health.
Dispelling arguments, the Court held that regulation of alcohol is purely a matter of state policy that does not warrant judicial interference. Further, it pointed out that Article 47 is not an "enforceable provision" and thus, the petition has no leg to stand
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Question of the Day (Static GK)
Which part of the Indian constitution deals with Trade, Commerce and Inter Course within the territories of India?
Which part of the Indian constitution deals with Trade, Commerce and Inter Course within the territories of India?
Answer XIII
Explanation
Part XIII of the constitution contains provisions relating to the freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse within the territory of India. The provisions are laid down in articles 301-307
Explanation
Part XIII of the constitution contains provisions relating to the freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse within the territory of India. The provisions are laid down in articles 301-307