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Hello companions, how are you all? I, Vivek, once again heartily welcome all of you companions to your own family, एग्जामपुर. We are एग्जामपुर, the wave of change from the pen, the boat does not cross from the waves of fear, and those who try, those who work hard, are never defeated. So companions, take out your pens and notebooks because every evening at 6:00 PM, this special GK practice set for UP Police Constable is for you. In which, just as you will be asked 38 questions in GK. So, based on the way those 38 questions are asked, whether we talk about history, polity, geography questions, economics questions, or questions on special GK topics, I try to bring you the questions exactly as they are. So, everyone pay attention. It is very important. The first question is in front of you all. Razmnama, which Indian epic is this a Persian translation of? See, Razmnama is a book written in Persian. Its name is The Book of Wars. What is its name? The Book of War or Book of War. What is its name, brother? In English, it is called Book of War. Book of War. Now tell me, which of these books is related to the Kurukshetra war that lasted 18 days? So you will say, brother, Mahabharata. This Mahabharata, Mahabharata, this Razmnama is the Persian translation of this Mahabharata. Here I will ask you some questions. Some famous books whose names you will have to tell. For example, it will ask you, brother, who wrote Indika? Whose composition is Kitab-ul-Hind? Whose composition is Indika? Whose composition is Kitab al-Hind or Kitab-ul-Hind? In this, it will ask you about the composition of Riha, whose is it? It will ask you, whose composition is Kadambari? Whose composition is Kadambari among these? In this, it will ask you that the composition Priyadarshika, written by which companion? Priyadarshika. In this, it will ask you, whose composition is Meghadutam? Whose composition is Meghadutam? These are six famous books. All of you have written the question numbers for them. Tell me, all of you, write the question numbers and give the answers. Come on, brother, Indika is by Megasthenes. Indika is by whom? Megasthenes. He was the ambassador of Seleucus Nicator in the court of Chandragupta Maurya. Kitab-ul-Hind. This is the composition of Al-Biruni. Al-Biruni wrote it in Arabic. With whom did Al-Biruni come to India? Al-Biruni, remember well. He came to India with Mahmud Ghaznavi. Whose is Riha? Riha is the book of Ibn Battuta, the traveler from Morocco. The book of Ibn Battuta. This is a travelogue. A travelogue. Kadambari and Harshacharita are compositions of a writer named Banabhatta. Banabhatta, as he is called. Priyadarshika, Nagananda, and Ratnavali are books of Harshavardhana. Whereas Meghaduta is the book of the great poet Kalidasa. Whose book is Meghaduta? Great poet Kalidasa. Razmnama is the Persian translation of Mahabharata. B is absolutely correct. Under which article of the Indian Constitution is the provision for the separation of the judiciary from the executive made? Separation of judiciary from the executive. Now tell me, in which part of the constitution are the DPSPs? From which article to which article are they? And from which country were these DPSPs taken? They are inspired by which country? DPSPs, which country are they inspired by? In this, you have to tell from which country these DPSPs are inspired. In this, you have to tell some articles, some things. For example, a question will definitely come from here. 40, 41, 42, 43, and 44. Okay, brother, here you have to tell 45, 46, 47, 48. In this, 49, 50, and 51. All of you have to answer about these articles. So pay attention. 41 is about work. This is about Gram Panchayat. You can say, the formation of Panchayats, the formation of Gram Panchayats can be said in Article 40. In 41, the right to work, the right to receive economic assistance. In 42, remember, it is related to maternity assistance, maternity assistance, etc. Similarly, in 43, remember, a livelihood, a, you can say, cottage industries are mentioned here. Cottage industries are mentioned here. It talks about minimum wages. 44 is Uniform Civil Code. What is 44? Uniform Civil Code. In 45, remember, this companion talks about the welfare of children. It talks about the welfare of children. 46, welfare of SC/ST, economically backward sections, etc. In 47, it will talk about the level of nutrition. In 48, remember, animal husbandry, etc. All of this. In 48A, it will be environmental protection. Environmental protection. In 49, protection of our heritage sites. In 50, separation of executive and judiciary. And in 51, promoting international peace. Promoting international peace. In this, companion, it is asked, separation of judiciary from the executive is in which article? It is in Article 50. Separation of judiciary and executive is in which article? Article 50. Whereas DPSPs, Part IV, what kind of state does it want to make India? A welfare state. What kind of state? A welfare state. Articles 36 to 51, and from where were they taken? They were taken from Ireland. From where were they taken? From Ireland. Question number three. In the preamble of the Indian Constitution, from the constitution of which country were the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity taken? Liberty, equality, and fraternity, and the republican system, brother, from the constitution of which country did we take the system of liberty, equality, and fraternity, and the republican system? In this, you have to tell what we took from the UK. What did we take from Canada? What did we take from the constitution of Australia into our constitution? What did we take from the constitution of South Africa? What did we take from the constitution of America? What did we take from the constitution of America? What did we take from the constitution of Germany? In this, it will ask what India took from the constitution of Russia? So understand the important things. From the UK, child, we took our citizenship. Citizenship, parliamentary system, responsible government, rule of law. Where was this also taken from? That no one is arbitrary. Everyone has to follow the law. Here, the rule of law. Speak, listen to me, my dear. The more you speak, the better you will do. The more you repeat in your mind. From Canada, we took the federal system, residual powers are with the center, vested in Parliament, federal system, the post of Governor. From here, we also took our GST model. From here, what did we take? GST model. Always remember Australia. From Australia, we took the Concurrent List. From Australia, the Concurrent List. From South Africa, we took the amendment procedure. Procedure for amendment. And here, the election of Rajya Sabha members, Rajya Sabha members, this is also from South Africa. From America, we took our Fundamental Rights. Impeachment procedure. Independent judiciary. What did we take? Independent judiciary. Similarly, brother, from here we took the concept of PIL, Public Interest Litigation. From Germany, emergency. Whereas from Russia, Fundamental Duties. From the constitution of Ireland, what did we take? From the constitution of Ireland, remember, we took DPSPs. We took the nomination of 12 people. By the President in the Upper House, Rajya Sabha. And the election process of the President. The election process of the President. In this way, we picked up important things from different countries. The republican system and the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity in the preamble were taken from France. Whereas the talk of economic, political justice, etc., from whom did we take this? We took it from Russia. Three types of justice from Russia. Whereas liberty, equality, and fraternity, and the republican system, we took from France, from the revolution of France, from the constitution of France. Question number three asks, in economics, the Phillips curve shows the inverse relationship between which two variables? What does the Phillips curve do? Just as we talked about the Lorenz curve. What did we talk about? Lorenz curve or Lorenz curve. So we said, look, the Lorenz curve shows income inequality. What does it show? Income inequality. What does it show? Income inequality. In this, tell me, how many factors of production are there? How many factors of production are there? Everyone, pull and answer. How many factors of production? Who gave the theory of drain of wealth in India? Who gave the theory of drain of wealth? Who gave the theory of drain of wealth, little one? My elder brother, look. Lorenz curve shows income inequality. How many factors of production are there? Four. Theory of drain of wealth, remember well. It is Dadabhai Naoroji. Dadabhai Naoroji, Poverty and Un-British Rule in India. Whereas the Phillips curve shows the relationship between inflation and unemployment. It shows the relationship between inflation and unemployment. Question number five. Which great Bhakti saint developed the Sattriya dance style? Who developed this Sattriya classical dance? Now tell me, Bharatanatyam, Bharatanatyam is the classical dance of which state? Mohiniyattam, Mohiniyattam and Kathakali, which state's classical dances are these? In this, it will ask, which state's classical dance is Manipuri, where ghungroos are not worn? Tell me, Kuchipudi. Which state's classical dance is this? In this, companion, you tell Kathak. Which state's classical dance is this? In this, you tell Sattriya. Which state's classical dance is this? Sattriya, which state's? So Bharatanatyam, mother of all classical dances, is of Tamil Nadu. Mohiniyattam and Kathakali are of Kerala. Manipuri, also called Jogai. Manipuri, also called Raslila. It is of Manipur state, on the divine love of Lord Shri Krishna and Radha ji. Where is Kuchipudi? Developed by Siddhendra Yogi, Andhra Pradesh. Whereas Odissi, where is it from? Odissi, remember. It is from Odisha. From Odisha. Sattriya is from Assam, and Kathak is from North India, especially Uttar Pradesh. Especially North India, Uttar Pradesh. See, the classical dance of Assam, Sattriya, was developed by Mahapurush Shankar Dev ji. By Mahapurush Shankar Dev ji. Its specialty is that its smallest unit is called Mati Akhara. It is also called Mati Akhada. And this dance is mostly performed by companions, by men. By male dancers. In a monastery called Sattra, and the Bhagavad Gita is kept in its corner. What is kept in its corner? Bhagavad Gita. So this dance is performed in front of the Bhagavad Gita. Mahapurush Shankar Dev, Sattriya. The answer to five is also absolutely correct. The Golden Revolution is mainly related to what? Golden Revolution. Here I am writing some revolutions and their names. For example, it will ask you, what is the relation of the Pink Revolution? Tell the relation of the Pink Revolution. Tell the relation of the Black Revolution. Pink Revolution, Black Revolution, Green Revolution, White Revolution, Green Revolution, White Revolution, Grey Revolution, which is also called Grey. In this, it will ask, what is the relation of the Brown Revolution? Brown Revolution. In this comes, Silver Revolution, Silver Fiber Revolution. Silver Fiber. In this will come Golden Revolution. Golden Revolution is done. Golden Fiber or Golden Fiber Revolution. It can also be called Golden Fiber Revolution. Golden Fiber Revolution. Tell this. In this, you have to tell. In this, all of you tell. See, the Pink Revolution is related to onion, shrimp, fish. Onion, shrimp, fish. And brother, what is it called? It is related to medicines. Pay attention. Whereas the Black Revolution is petroleum. What is the Black Revolution related to? Petroleum. Green Revolution, food grain production. What is the Green Revolution related to? You will say, my elder brother, food grain production. White Revolution, Operation Flood, to increase milk production. Grey Revolution, this is related to chemical fertilizers, etc. Brown, companion, is related to leather, cocoa, etc. Silver Revolution is related to eggs. Silver Fiber is related to cotton production. Golden Revolution is horticulture and honey. Whereas Golden Fiber is jute, because what is called Golden Fiber? All of you answer. Your problem is that you are seeing frivolous pink eyes. Now you are seeing pink eyes. You won't pass the exam. Your eyes will become red from crying. And if your family members don't have control over you, then if you are beaten up, then neither your pink eyes nor your black eyes will remain. I mean, it's too much. Whereas for oilseed production. For this, you will say, sir, Yellow Revolution. What will you say for oilseed production? You will say, sir, this is the Yellow Revolution. So here, see, what is the meaning of a practice set? The meaning of a practice set is, the topic from which a question has come in the practice set, can we do a complete revision of that topic? Can we answer related things? Do you understand this or not? It asks, SIDBI. On what date was the Small Industries Development Bank of India established? It will ask you the full form of SIDBI. It gives loans to small industries. Small Industries Development Bank of India, which is called SIDBI. Let's assume you don't know its establishment, so what do you do now? Eliminate the options. January 1, 1995, this is the establishment of WTO, whose headquarters is in Geneva. Is this clear? April 12, 1988, we must have read this 100 times in the past days. SEBI was constituted. Headquarters Mumbai. July 1, 1982, NABARD was established. Whose? NABARD. Where is the headquarters? Mumbai. So only one is left. April 2, 1990. What is the answer? April 2, 1990. Most people are giving answer B. Dharpatte Dharpatte B. Vinayak, may your face become like this at home. April 2, 1990, always remember. Whereas where is its headquarters? You will say, sir, Lucknow. All of you tell me. See, SIDBI is different. SEBI is different. SEBI is related to the stock market. Stock market. Whereas SIDBI provides financial assistance, or you can say, provides loans to small industries. For example, you must remember that during Corona, a scheme was started for street vendors, in which a loan of ₹10,000 was given. That was with the help of SIDBI. April 2, 1990. Whereas where is its headquarters? You will say, sir, Lucknow. Non-Tariff Barriers, what kind of trade barriers are called? Non-Tariff Barriers. In this, companion, WTO. In this, UNCTAD. These are trade-related organizations. These are industrial development-related organizations. World Customs Organization. Tell this. When was DGFT of India formed? Tell this. India's DPIIT. Under which ministry does this companion work? Tell this. DPIIT. Whereas the act of foreign trade in India, in which year did this companion come? India's Foreign Trade Act, in which year did it come? All of you, once. I am giving you questions for dates because you will be confused about dates, so you can answer and learn. But you don't want to pay attention. If you don't want to, tell me. Companion, I will close this test series. All of you, companions, share it once. Everyone who is watching the class, once on your WhatsApp. And do not just give answers like B, C, D. You have to write the answer in the comments. World Trade Organization, in place of what? In place of GATT. January 1, 1995. January 1, 1995. UNCTAD, companion, 1964. UNIDO, this is 1966. WCO, this is 1952. DGFT, 1991. This is under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. In 2019, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. MoCI means Ministry of Commerce and Industry. And the Foreign Trade Act, 1992. Foreign Trade Act, 1992. Foreign Trade Act, 1992. So, quotas, licensing, and how clean a substance is. If standards like these are set, then this companion is a non-tariff barrier to trade. One is to impose tariffs. Another is called a non-tariff barrier. According to the 2011 census, in which district of Uttar Pradesh was the sex ratio the lowest? The district with the lowest sex ratio in Uttar Pradesh. The district with the lowest sex ratio in Uttar Pradesh. Answer with a pull. Tell me the three districts with the highest sex ratio. The three districts with the highest sex ratio in Uttar Pradesh. Tell me the three districts. Similarly, three districts that had the highest sex ratio. Those three districts. So you will say, Jaunpur, Azamgarh, and companion, Deoria. Jaunpur, Azamgarh, and Deoria. Jaunpur, Azamgarh, and Deoria. But if I talk about the lowest, it is Gautam Buddha Nagar. Whereas think that Gautam Buddha Nagar has the highest literacy, the highest literacy rate, the most literate district, yet there the sex ratio is the lowest. The most literate district, yet the sex ratio is the lowest. So here, remember Gautam Buddha Nagar. Under the Kyoto Protocol, the concept of carbon credits was introduced for what purpose? See, a carbon credit. A carbon credit is, companion, you can say, it is equivalent to 1000 kg of carbon dioxide. 1000 kg of carbon dioxide. What is one carbon credit equal to? You will say, sir, 1000. Suppose, companion, you planted a tree that absorbed 1000 kg, you can say, it absorbed 1000 kg of carbon dioxide. How much oxide? Carbon dioxide. This is also called 1 metric ton. What is 1000 kg called? Metric ton. If it absorbed this much carbon dioxide from the environment, then it will be called one carbon credit. One carbon credit. So companies that are doing such work that they are not emitting carbon dioxide or they are absorbing it, they will accumulate carbon credits equivalent to 1000 kg. They can sell it in the market. Or they can sell it to companies that are polluting more. So the Kyoto Protocol is a type of economic incentive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Because if you have carbon credits, you can sell them in the market, companion. And if you sell in the market, you will profit, won't you? Economic. So the concept of carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol is for greenhouse gases, which, like companion, carbon dioxide, methane, etc., increase the heat of the whole world or increase global warming. What does it increase, child? Global warming. It increases global warming. It asks further, what is one carbon credit equal to? Write the Concentric Zone Model. Who proposed the Concentric Zone Model in 1925? Who proposed the Concentric Zone Model in 1925? Homer Hoyt, or companion, C.D. Harris, Ernest Burgess, or Edward Ullman. The Concentric Zone Model means that any city or any city, the development of the city is concentric in this way, moving away from the city. But the city is in the center. Ernest Burgess gave this. Who gave this? Ernest Burgess in 1925. Concentric Zone Model. And for what is the Concentric Zone Model? It is for urbanization. K2, which Godwin Austen calls, in which mountain range is the highest peak of India located? Tell me this. The highest peak in the world, Mount Everest. Tell its height. The second highest in the world. This is actually the highest in India, but it is currently in the area under the illegal occupation of Pakistan. The third is Kanchenjunga. The third is, child? You will say, sir, Kanchenjunga. The third is? Kanchenjunga. So Everest is 8848.86 meters. But it comes in the Himalayas. In what? Himalayas. Mount K2 is 8611 meters. It does not come in the Himalayas. It comes in the Karakoram range. Kanchenjunga is 8586 meters. It is on the border of Sikkim and Nepal, India's Sikkim and Nepal border. This 8586 is also part of the Himalayas. So this Mount K2 is not part of the Himalayas. It is part of the Karakoram mountain range. Question 12 asks, in which country is the world's highest waterfall, Angel Falls, located? The world's highest. Now tell me India's highest waterfall. India's highest waterfall. India's highest waterfall. Where is it located? The highest waterfall. So, talking about Angel Falls, it is located in Venezuela. Where is it? Venezuela. Whose capital is Caracas? Whose capital is? Caracas. What is its currency? You will say, brother, Bolivar. What is its currency?
Is it? Bolivar, while Kunchikal Falls, Kunchikal Falls, this is the highest in Karnataka, asked brother. What natural resource is known as black gold? What natural resource as black gold? That is, companion, gold, etc. Gold, etc., are some types of metals that are very less reactive. Very less reactive, they are very less what? Reactive. These are called noble metals, companion. What are they called? They are called noble metals. Similarly, if asked about Green Gold, brother, what is called green gold? Green gold is called bamboo. Green gold. Remember Green Gold well. Petroleum. What is called Green Gold? This is called petroleum. Will ask, under the Uttar Pradesh State Code, how many total columns are there in a Khatauni? Khatauni, meaning, which is called the record of rights. What is it called? It is called the record of rights. It tells who is the owner of that land. Who is the companion owner of that land? Currently, there are about 13 columns in it. What is the most important task of a beat constable in the police force? In the police force. Tell me this. Who is the head of the police force? The police force, who is the head of that police force? Who is the chief of the police force? All of you tell me this. Head of the police force, how many zones in Uttar Pradesh? How many police ranges in Uttar Pradesh? How many zones and how many police ranges in Uttar Pradesh? What is the work of a constable, brother? The beat constable, in his beat, to establish contact with the people of his area and collect information. Collect various types of information, like whether any unknown person has come or about any absconding criminal. In this way, the chief of the state's police is the DGP. Tell the full form of DGP. Zones 8, Ranges 18. The full form of DGP has been asked. Where is the headquarters of the Human Rights Council located? Human rights, brother, the Human Rights Council has replaced the United Nations Human Rights Commission, or has taken the place of the Human Rights Commission. Whose place has it taken? It has taken the place of the Human Rights Commission. Which one? The United Nations Human Rights Council. Its establishment is March 15, 2006. How many members are there in it? There are 47 members, and what is the tenure of these members? You will say, brother, the tenure is 3 years. Tenure 3 years, while its headquarters is Geneva. United Nations Human Rights Council headquarters Geneva. Children, there was a Vienna Conference, which one? Vienna Conference. The Vienna Conference happened in 1993, and after the Vienna Conference, companion, OCHR, this office, which is the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, its establishment was in 1993. Where is its headquarters also? You will say, sir, Geneva, Switzerland. Which of the following is the main agency responsible for the security of the National Grid? For the security of India's National Grid. Which agency is this? Tell me, companion, which is the oldest paramilitary force? Oldest paramilitary force. Oldest paramilitary force. Move your hand a little. Oldest paramilitary force or oldest paramilitary force. It is said that what happened in the 14th? What will you call black gold? You will call coal. Oh, son, black gold is called petroleum. What is called green gold? This is called bamboo, companion. That is correct. Oldest paramilitary force. See, BSF, BSF, December 1, 1965. It guards the India-Pakistan and India-Bangladesh borders. India-Bangladesh. After the 1965 war, all our nuclear institutions, or our companion nuclear institutions, or any of our big dams, or if we talk about our Parliament building, or Parliament, or companion airports, or other important Indian institutions, the responsibility of their security lies with CISF. Tell its full form. ITBP was established in 1962, companion, after the India-China war. It guards the India-China border. They are also called Himveers. NSG is also called Black Cat Commandos. Black Cat Commandos. For rescue, if terrorists have taken people hostage. The full form of CISF is Central Industrial Security Force. Central Industrial Security Force. Central Industrial Security Force. Its establishment was on March 10, 1969. Tell me, on the lines of CISF, tell me an agency of Uttar Pradesh whose responsibility is to protect the important institutions of the state government, temples, airports, etc. Remember this too, the oldest is Assam Rifles. Assam Rifles, from when? 1835, under the name Cachhar Levy. While in UP, it is SSF. Special Security Force. Establishment 2020. Will ask. Where was the Counter-Terrorism and Jungle Warfare School, formed to combat terrorism in India, established? Counter-Terrorism and Jungle Warfare School. Counter-Terrorism and companion Jungle Warfare School. Where was it established? Where was it established? Dehradun, Chhattisgarh, Hyderabad, or Pune? So, see, companion, the National Defense Academy is in Pune. Remember, the National Institute of Virology is also in Pune. Where is this located? This is located in Pune. Brother, where is the National Institute of Virology located? You will say, brother, the National Institute of Virology is located in Pune. Brother, the National Institute of Virology. Hyderabad. Oilseeds are researched here. Eri Set is also here. The Geophysical Research Institute is also here. While in Dehradun, there is the Forest Survey, Wildlife Institute of India, Indira Gandhi National Forest Academy. This Counter-Terrorism and Jungle Warfare School is located in Kanker, Chhattisgarh. Cobra commandos, etc., are trained here. Who is trained here, child? See, this is very important that all of you repeat these words aloud, and what is stopping you from sharing once? All of you share it on your WhatsApp once, and it has been said 100 times, at 6 o'clock, come to class exactly at 6 o'clock. And you who are sitting here talking amongst yourselves. If you were all in front of me, I would have made you sit. Question number 20. Which force primarily guards the border between India and Myanmar? Which force primarily guards the border between India and Myanmar? Tell me. See, SSB, this becomes Sashastra Seema Bal. Sashastra Seema Bal. What is SSB? Sashastra Seema Bal. India-Bhutan, establishment in 1963. India-Bhutan, India-Nepal, guarding both borders. India-Bhutan and India-Nepal. You will say, sir, both borders. ITBP, India-China. They are also called Himveers. Assam Rifles, this is the oldest paramilitary force from 1835, under the name Cachhar Levy. Where is its headquarters? Its headquarters is located in Shillong. Where is its headquarters? Shillong, Meghalaya. Your answer for 20 is also absolutely correct. On what date was NATO established? NATO. Tell the 32nd member country of NATO. 32nd member country of NATO. Also tell the headquarters of NATO. Remember its full form too. You also need to remember the full form of NATO, baby. You also need to remember the full form of NATO. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. It is a military organization. Sweden is its 32nd member, child. Headquarters, this is in Brussels, Belgium. Where is the headquarters? Brussels, Belgium. Establishment, April 4, 1949. April 4, 1949. While October 24, 1945, establishment of the United Nations. April 4, 1949, establishment of NATO. During the tenure of which British Viceroy was the Vernacular Press Act repealed? See, the Vernacular Press Act came during whose time? When Lytton, Lytton was the Viceroy of India. He, companion, in 1878, banned newspapers published in vernacular languages like Bengali, etc. What did he do? He imposed what on newspapers published in vernacular languages? Ban. Who? Lytton. But who repealed it? Ripon repealed it. Ripon. Ripon is also called the father of local self-government. Father of local self-government in India, this is Ripon. The first synchronized census in 1881 was during Ripon's time. The first synchronized census, which happens simultaneously across the entire country. When did the first synchronized census happen? You will say, sir, 1881, during Ripon's time. Kakrapara Atomic Power Plant is located in which district of Gujarat? Just like this year, the district of the one located in Kaiga, Karnataka was asked. The district of the one located in Kaiga, Karnataka was asked. Oh, unemployed brother, then study. Otherwise, will you remain unemployed your whole life? That girl will get selected. She will become a super cop. What will she put in front of her name? Kakrapara, Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, or Kutch? So, remember well, it is located in Surat, Gujarat. Kakrapara is located in Surat, Gujarat. While Kaiga is in Karnataka. So, what happened this year was that not only Kaiga's Karnataka was asked, but also the district of Karnataka was asked, North Kannada district. When was the International Union for Conservation of Nature established? IUCN. This IUCN has been issuing the Red List since 1964. Red List of Endangered Species. Red List of Endangered Species. It issues a Red List or list of endangered species. Since when? Since 1964. It was asked when it was established. So, in the year 1948, Gland, Switzerland. Where is its headquarters? Gland, Switzerland. Headquarters of IUCN. In Gland, Switzerland. It was asked, in terms of currency in India, what is the meaning of legal tender? What is the meaning of legal tender in terms of currency in India? Currency that is mandatory to accept for legal transactions. Only gold coins, checks and demand drafts, or government bonds. So, what is the meaning of legal tender in India? So, legal tender, like now, companion, ₹10 notes, ₹20 notes, ₹50 notes, ₹100 notes, ₹200 notes, ₹500 notes, ₹1000 notes. You can buy any item with these and make payment. Because it is legal tender. But the ₹1000 note is not legal tender. If you give someone ₹1000, old, and say, brother, give me ₹10 worth of goods. They still won't give you. Why? Because, companion, the note is not in circulation. With the notes that have been declared legal tender, you can make payment for any item. You can pay off your loan. But what is not legal tender is just a piece of paper, companion. So, the answer to 25 is, it is valid currency. Legal tender can also be called legal currency. What can it be called? Legal currency. In a computer network, what is the meaning of a farming attack? Like, what is the meaning of a farming attack in cybercrime, asked of all of you. Absolutely. Currency acceptable for legal transactions, or legally acceptable currency for transactions. Now you cannot buy anything with a ₹1000 note. You will say, brother, in a computer network, farming means that even though you have correctly entered the website www.gs.gov.in, but when you open it, it takes you to some other website, a fake website, instead of the real website. To a fake website. So, remember well. Redirecting the user to a fake website without their knowledge. Redirecting to a fake website. This is called a farming attack, companion. What is it called? Farming attack. What type of organization is the GST Network, called GSTN in short? GSTN. And what should be the IT structure of GST? What should be the IT structure of GST? A committee was formed in 2010 regarding this. A committee was formed in 2010 regarding this. Its chairman was Nandan Nilekani. Its chairman was Nandan Nilekani. So, this GST company handles the entire backend of GST. It is 50% central government from 2022, and 50% state government. 50% central government, 50% state government. This is a completely government company. It is currently a completely government company. All of you who are giving answer B, all of you, you have crossed the limit. Even though I have already taken a class on GST, this class shows how much you know. This is not my fault. I have fulfilled my entire responsibility. I said that before 2022, it was non-governmental, non-profit, but currently it is completely governmental. 50% central government, 50% state government. 50% central government, 50% state government. Come on, under GST, what is the state code for Manipur? State code for Manipur. I have given only five or six questions like this, a few confusing ones, five or six questions. Be prepared for 15 out of 38. And if you listen to me a little, I don't know when you will believe that yes, brother, they come from the rented ones, they come, they come. Now tell me, what is the code? Now see, someone has given the answer 11. Like sheep, if one sheep falls into a well, it says, sister, why are you going alone? I am also coming behind you, and the rest of the sheep are also guessing, guessing. Then the paper setter will kick you. Study more, fall on your face. Put your brain here. Jammu and Kashmir has one. Then I told you, UP has nine. I also told you that one and 11, one was. We added Sikkim later, one and 11, 12 later. Sikkim was added later. Sikkim is 11. Arunachal Pradesh is 12. Nagaland is 13. So, what will be Manipur's? You will say, sir, 14. What will be Manipur's? 14. Use your brain. 11 is for Sikkim. Remember one from the Northeast. Then, next to it, Arunachal Pradesh 12. Then Nagaland 13. What will come below Nagaland? Manipur 14. Then Mizoram 15. Remember it like this. 14 is its GST code. If we talk about Manipur's GST code, you were giving the answer 11. What were you answering? You will say, brother, 11. While its GST code is 14. It is very clear. How did I get the idea for its GST code? Because I remember Sikkim. Tell me UP's from that. UP's? You will say, sir, 09. UP's. So, remember, 38 is for whom? What is the GST code for 38? This is for Ladakh Union Territory. Whose, brother? Ladakh Union Territory. Who was the first Indian to be honored with the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the Alternative Nobel Prize? Right Livelihood Award, also called the Alternative Nobel. She founded the SEWA organization. SEWA organization was founded in 1972 in Ahmedabad. In 1972 in Ahmedabad. Later, companion, in 1985, she received this Right Livelihood Award. What did she receive? Right Livelihood Award. Self-Employed Women Association. What does this mean? Self-Employed. Self-Employed Women Association. Women Association. Honored with the Right Livelihood Award. All of you think and tell me. Most of you are guessing. You will say, sir, Ela Bhatt. Who was she? Ela Bhatt. It is asked, tell the capital of the African country Rwanda. Tell the capital of the African country Rwanda. All of you, tell the capital of the African country Rwanda. Don't guess, child. Answer with your brain. Divers dive into the sea, and return empty-handed. Pearls are not found just like that in deep water. This surprise doubles the confidence. After all, his fist is not empty every time. Those who try, those who work hard, never lose. See, Nairobi is of Kenya. Kampala is of Uganda. Kampala. Harare is companion of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe. While what is of Rwanda? Kigali. The currency of Thailand has been asked. Which of these is the currency of Thailand? Thailand. See, is this Myanmar, our neighboring country? Ringgit. Malaysia. Whose is Ringgit? Malaysia's. Thai Baht. Whose is it? Thailand's. While Dong is the currency of Vietnam. Currency of Vietnam is Dong. Currency of Thailand is Baht. Currency of Malaysia is Ringgit. And what about Myanmar? When is World Poetry Day celebrated? World Poetry Day. Vivek ji, you will get it. Order the 48-page booklet of special GK topics. It will come free with the test series. Also, all of you must come to the Capsule Launch tonight at 8:00 PM. World Poetry Day. This is companion, April 23rd is World Book Day. What is on April 23rd? World Book Day. While ध्यान दीजिएगा (pay attention), September 14th is companion, Hindi Diwas. What is this? Hindi Diwas. World Poetry Day is celebrated on March 21st. The day World Forestry Day is celebrated. To which scientist is the discovery of the expansion of the universe attributed? Which scientist said that the universe is still expanding today? The universe is still expanding today. See, Albert Einstein for the photoelectric effect. The photoelectric effect. The question came this time, and I have covered it. For the photoelectric effect, in 1921, for the photoelectric effect, he received the Nobel Prize in Physics. What did he receive? Nobel Prize in Physics. The Nobel he received was for the photoelectric effect. He also gave the Theory of Relativity. While Edwin Hubble discovered that the universe is still expanding today. Which famous book was written by Shashi Tharoor? Which of these is a book by politician Shashi Tharoor? All of you answer. Which of these, child? I am thinking of starting the solutions for the test series from Monday. Test series solutions from Monday. Shashi Tharoor. Unhappy India by Lala Lajpat Rai. Unhappy India, you will say, companion, Lala Lajpat Rai. India Wins Freedom. Whose book is this? Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. Discovery of India. Jawaharlal Nehru. An Era of Darkness. Whose book is this? Shashi Tharoor's. It is asked, who is credited with the establishment of the social media platform Reddit? Reddit. This is also called the Front of the Internet. Front of the Internet. It is also called the Heart of the Internet. It is a discussion forum. Social news and companion discussion forum. Here, social news and you can say, sir, it is a discussion forum. The principle of Karma operates here. The principle of Karma operates here. Remember its establishment in the year 2005 by Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian. Remove the others. Jack Dorsey founded Twitter. Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger founded Instagram. Brian Acton and John Koum founded WhatsApp. It is asked, due to which vitamin does pernicious anemia occur? Due to which of these vitamins does pernicious anemia occur? A disease is called companion, what is it called? You will say, pernicious anemia. Now think, it also contains a metal, cobalt. This is the only vitamin that contains cobalt, companion. Due to its deficiency, pernicious anemia occurs. Vitamin A: night blindness and xerophthalmia. Vitamin C: Scurvy. What happens with Vitamin C? Scurvy. This is companion, Vitamin B. Pernicious anemia. Which district of Uttar Pradesh is famous for attar and perfumed oils? Attar and perfumed oils. Which of these? This is called the Granary of the East. What is it called? Granary of the East. It is called the Granary of the East. Cornwallis's tomb is in Ghazipur. Cornwallis's tomb is in Ghazipur, brother? Where is Cornwallis's tomb? Where? Ghazipur. Bareilly. IVRI and Indian Veterinary Research Institute are in Bareilly. Indian Veterinary Research Institute. Remember here, Kannauj, the city of attar and perfumed oils. While Jaunpur is called the Shiraz of the East. What is it called? Shiraz of the East. It is asked, where does Lathmar Holi take place? Where does Lathmar Holi take place? Also remember here, a famous dance called Charkula dance takes place in the Braj region. Charkula dance of the Braj region. 108 oil lamps. 108. So, if asked exactly, Lathmar Holi is in Barsana. Which answer is correct? Barsana. Tell the main characteristic of the Indus Valley Civilization. What was the main characteristic of the Indus Valley Civilization? One, you will say, sir, it was an urban civilization. Second, it was Bronze Age. Second, what was it? Bronze Age. So, urban planning is the main characteristic of the Indus Valley Civilization. In which article of the Indian Constitution is the directive for the formation of Gram Panchayats? Directive for the formation of Gram Panchayats. You will say, right to work, UCC, Article 40. What was added to the Constitution on the recommendation of the Swaran Singh Committee? So, pay attention, Part IV A, Article 51 A. Part IV A, Article 51 A, which initially had 10, then with the 86th Constitutional Amendment, this 11th. Initially 10, then companion, this 11th. Total 11 fundamental duties. What were added? Fundamental duties. When? By the 42nd Constitutional Amendment, 1976. It was asked, stagflation is an economic situation in which what happens? What happens in stagflation? When companion, inflation increases significantly and unemployment also increases significantly, then inflation and unemployment are both at their high levels. This is called stagflation. Yakshagana is a famous folk dance of which famous Indian state? Yakshagana belongs to whom? Companion, Yakshagana belongs to whom? Remember, Yakshagana of Karnataka. What is the cultivation or study of grass called? What is the cultivation or study of grass called? Cultivation of grass. Apiculture: beekeeping. Apiculture: beekeeping. Silviculture: this is the cultivation of trees. Silviculture is the cultivation of what? Trees. Horticulture: gardening. Cultivation of fruits, flowers, vegetables. For grass, it is Agrostology. Agrostology. On the recommendation of which committee was NABARD established? Establishment of NABARD. July 1, 1982. Tell the full form of NABARD without looking. All of you, tell the full form of NABARD. What is the full form of NABARD? So, you will say National Bank for Agriculture. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. What is its full form? National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. This is its full form. National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. On the recommendation of the B. Shivraman Committee. On the recommendation of the B. Shivraman Committee. It is asked, where is the Marine Products Export Development Authority located? MPEDA. Tell the year of establishment of MPEDA. Tell the year of establishment of MPEDA. MPEDA. Companion, Shipping Corporation of India is here. NIOT, National Biodiversity Authority, all of these are here. Atomic Energy Commission, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre. MPEDA is in Kochi, Kerala. Establishment 1972. And under which ministry is it? This is companion, Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Under which ministry? Commerce and Industry. Commerce and Industry. It is asked, according to the census, what is the child sex ratio in India? Child sex ratio of children aged 0 to 6 years. This is per 1000 boys. See, this is the overall. What is this? Average. What is this? Average. While the child sex ratio is 919 in India. Child sex ratio is 929 in India. Who first used the term ecosystem? Who first used the term ecosystem? This is companion, Ernst Haeckel. Haeckel, remember, gave the word Ecology. Which word? Ecology. Charles Darwin gave the Theory of Evolution, or the theory of evolution. Theory of Evolution. Ecosystem was given by A.G. Tansley. Ecosystem. In which district of Maharashtra are the Ajanta and Ellora caves located? In which district of Maharashtra are the Ajanta and Ellora caves located? Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, which was previously called Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Aurangabad. Pamban Island is located in which state of India, connecting the mainland to Rameshwaram? Pamban Island, on which companion, Pamban Island is located where? Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra, or Odisha? Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra, or Odisha? It is located in Tamil Nadu. Where? Tamil Nadu. What is the strait that connects the Black Sea to the Sea of Marmara? On one side is the city of Istanbul. On one side is Istanbul. This falls in the European part. Then, companion, this is the strait. And on the other side is the rest of Turkey. Istanbul is also part of Turkey. So, Turkey falls in two continents. In Asia and in Europe. See, Gibraltar connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Mediterranean and Atlantic Ocean. This is called the Bosphorus Strait. What is it called? Bosphorus Strait. While the Strait of Malacca, on one side is Malaysia. On one side is companion, Indonesia. On one side Malaysia, on one side what is it? Indonesia. You will say, Ankleshwar region is famous for oil production in which state of India? Ankleshwar, where is it, companion, in India for oil production, which we call petroleum production. Assam, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Rajasthan. Assam, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Rajasthan. Companions, I want to tell all of you that right now, are all of you ready to come live tonight at 8:00 PM? All of you, tell me yes, that yes, brother, we will all come live tonight at 8:00 PM. Here, see, this is a panacea. All of you pay attention. This is the Uttar Pradesh Constable's seventh uniform pledge. With the entire team, the seventh uniform pledge. So, immediately, this class of the Madam has started. With very excellent questions, keeping the paper pattern in mind. So, all of you, go directly to Madam's class and write Jai Hind from my side. Now, I swear to all of you. Not a single child will waste a single moment. All of you, go directly to Madam's class, all of you, immediately. And tell me how you liked the class by commenting. And this companion question is for homework. 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