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Recruitment Procedure Of DLB 1 Q1. International Day of the Girl Child is observed on which day? किस किन िन्या बाल िा अंत셍ााष्ट्र ीय किवस मनाया जाता है? a) 7 October b) 8 October c) 10 October d) 11 October Q2.Satpura National Park is located in _____. सतपु셍ा 셍ाष्ट्र ीय उद्यान ______ मᴂ स्थित है a) Maharashtra b) Madhya Pradesh c) Jharkhand d) Odisha Q3. What is the rank of India in World Inequality Index? कवश्व असमानता सूचिांि मᴂ भा셍त िा थिान क्या है? a) 148 b) 147 c) 152 d) 146 Q4 Who is the Comptroller and Auditor General of India? भा셍त िा कनयंत्रि औ셍 महालेखाप셍ीक्षि िौन है? a) Rajiv Mehrishi b) Rajiv Kumar c) Rajiv Mathur d) Rajiv Singh Q5. Which of the following is incorrect match- कनम्न मᴂ से िौन सा सही कमलान नहीं है- a) Saurabh Chaudhary – Shooting b) Harvinder Singh – Javelin Throw c) Thangjam Tababi Devi – Judo d) Jeremy Lalrinnunga – Weightlifting Who has been chosen as India's first 'Miss Transqueen'? भा셍त िे पहले 'कमस टरांसक्यून' िे 셂प मᴂ िौन चुना गया है? A. Harshini B. 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Bank Of Baroda D. Andhra Bank DLB 12 DLB 13 DLB 14 DLB 15 DLB 16 DLB 17 DLB 18 DLB 19 DLB 20 DLB 21 DLB 22 DLB 23 DLB 24 DLB 25 DLB 26 DLB 27 DLB 28 DLB 29 DLB 30 DLB 31 DLB 32 Central University of Jammu, ISRO sign MoU to set up Space Applications Center जम्मू िे िᴂद्रीय कवश्वकवद्यालय, इस셍ो ने अंतर셍क्ष अनुप्रयोग िᴂद्र थिाकपत ि셍ने िे कलए एमओयू प셍 हस्ताक्ष셍 किए - PIB • The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) • भा셍तीय अंतर셍क्ष अनुसंधान संगठन (इस셍ो) ने signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) कवश्वकवद्यालय मᴂ अंतर셍क्ष कवज्ञान िे कलए सतीश धवन with the Central University of Jammu (CUJ) for सᴂट셍 िी थिापना िे कलए जम्मू सᴂटरल यूकनवकसाटी setting up of the Satish Dhawan Center for Space (सीयूजे) िे साि समझौता ज्ञापन (एमओयू) प셍 हस्ताक्ष셍 Science in the University. किया। • On the same occasion, another MoU was also • इसी अवस셍 प셍, सीयूजे औ셍 िᴂद्रीय वैज्ञाकनि उपि셍ण signed between CUJ and the Central Scientific संगठन (सीएसआईआ셍-सीएसआईओ) िे बीच एि Instruments Organization (CSIR-CSIO). औ셍 समझौता ज्ञापन प셍 भी हस्ताक्ष셍 किए गए। • The Satish Dhawan Center will help in tapping • सतीश धवन सᴂट셍 आपिा प्रबंधन, स्वास्थ्य, कशक्षा, संचा셍, potential of Space Applications for Jammu & मौसम पूवाानुमान, भूकम उपयोग योजना आकि जैसे Kashmir in various fields like disaster कवकभन्न क्षेत्रों मᴂ जम्मू-िी셍 िे कलए अंतर셍क्ष management, health, education, communication, अनुप्रयोगों िी क्षमता िो टैप ि셍ने मᴂ मिि ि셍ेगा। weather forecasting, land use planning, etc. • यह जम्मू-िी셍 मᴂ अपने त셍ह िा पहला संथिान है। • This is the first of its kind institute coming up in • इस िᴂद्र िी थिापना इस क्षेत्र िे कविास िे कलए Jammu and Kashmir. उभ셍ती भू-थिाकनि औ셍 अंतर셍क्ष प्रौद्योकगिी • The setting up of this Center will take care of the आविताओं िा ख्याल 셍खेगी। emerging Geospatial and Space Technology requirements for the development of the region. World Bank's Human Capital Index Report कवश्व बℂि िी मानव पूंजी सूचिांि र셍पोटा - NDTV • The World Bank released its first report on • कवश्व बℂि ने मानव पूंजी सूचिांि (एचसीआई) प셍 Human Capital Index (HCI), which placed अपनी पहली र셍पोटा जा셍ी िी, कजसने 157 मᴂ से India at the 115th position out of 157, lower भा셍त िो नेपाल, श्रीलंिा, म्ांमा셍 औ셍 बांग्लािेश than Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and से 115 वᴂ थिान प셍 셍खा। Bangladesh. • कवश्व बℂि द्वा셍ा जा셍ी एचसीआई िे मुताकबि • Singapore topped the poll after it was highly कसंगापु셍 ने अपने सावाभौकमि स्वास्थ्य सेवा, कशक्षा rated for its universal healthcare system, प셍ीक्षा िे पर셍णाम औ셍 जीवन प्रत्याशा िे आंिड़ों education exams results and life expectancy िे कलए अत्यकधि मूल्ांिन किए जाने िे बाि figures, as per the HCI released by the World चुनाव मᴂ सबसे ऊप셍 है। Bank. • इसिे बाि िकक्षण िोर셍या, जापान, हांगिांग औ셍 • It is followed by South Korea, Japan, Hong किनलℂ셍 िा अनुस셍ण किया जाता है। Kong and Finland. Punjab launches 3 mobile apps to check stubble burning पंजाब ने चा셍ा जलने िी जांच िे कलए 3 मोबाइल ऐप लॉन्च किए - NDTV • Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh • पंजाब िे मुख्यमंत्री अमर셍ंि셍 कसंह ने िसल launched three mobile apps aimed at अवशेष जलने औ셍 पयााव셍ण औ셍 मानव स्वास्थ्य checking crop residue burning and creating प셍 इसिे प्रभावों िे बा셍े मᴂ जाग셂िता पैिा ि셍ने awareness about its effects on the िे उद्दे से तीन मोबाइल ऐप्स लॉन्च किए। environment and human health. • पंजाब र셍मोट सᴂकसंग सᴂट셍 (पीआ셍एससी) द्वा셍ा • The three Android mobile applications have तीन एं셍रॉइ셍 मोबाइल एस्ििेशन कविकसत किए been developed by Punjab Remote Sensing गए हℂ। Centre (PRSC). • ये िसल अवशेषों िे इन-सीटू प्रबंधन िे कलए • These are i-Khet Machine for facilitating िृकष मशीन셍ी या उपि셍ण ति पहंचने िे कलए farmers to have access to the agriculture किसानों िो सुकवधा प्रिान ि셍ने िे कलए आई- machinery or equipment for in-situ खेत मशीन हℂ; वृक्षा셍ोपण िी कनग셍ानी िे कलए ई- management of crop residue; e-PEHaL for पीएचएचएएल; औ셍 िसल अवशेष जलने िी monitoring tree plantation; and e-Prevent to घटनाओं िे बा셍े मᴂ तत्काल औ셍 सटीि जानिा셍ी have prompt and accurate information about प्राप्त ि셍ने िे कलए इ-प्रिवᴂट। incidents of crop residue burning. President Kovind inaugurate 13th annual convention Of CIC 셍ाष्ट्र पकत िोकवंि ने सीआईसी िे 13 वᴂ वाकषाि सम्मेलन िा उिडघाटन किया - AIR • President Ram Nath Kovind inaugurated • 셍ाष्ट्र पकत 셍ाम नाि िोकवंि ने नई किल्ली मᴂ िᴂद्रीय the 13th Annual Convention of the Central सूचना आयोग िे 13 वᴂ वाकषाि सम्मेलन िा Information Commission in New Delhi. उिडघाटन किया। • The Convention deliberated on three specific • सम्मेलन ने तीन कवकशष्ट् कवषयों - 셍ेटा गोपनीयता subjects – Data privacy and Right to औ셍 सूचना िा अकधिा셍, आ셍टीआई अकधकनयम Information, Amendment in the RTI Act and मᴂ संशोधन औ셍 आ셍टीआई अकधकनयम िे Implementation of the RTI Act. िायाान्वयन प셍 कवचा셍-कवमशा किया। • All the present and former Chief Information • सभी वतामान औ셍 पूवा मुख्य सूचना आयुक्त, Commissioners, Information Commissioners िᴂद्रीय सूचना आयोग िे सूचना आयुक्त, 셍ाज्य of the Central Information Commission, State सूचना आयोग, आ셍टीआई िायाितााओं औ셍 गै셍 Information Commission, RTI activists and स셍िा셍ी संगठनों से जुड़ेने िे कलए आ셍टीआई NGOs associated with the implementation of अकधकनयम िे िायाान्वयन िे सम्मेलन मᴂ भाग the RTI Act attended the Convention. कलया। NITI Aayog's AIM & IBM India design industry-tailored student internship programme कनकत आयोग िे एआईएम औ셍 आईबीएम इंक셍या क셍जाइन उद्योग िे अनु셂प छात्र इंटनाकशप िायाक्रम - AIR • NITI Aayog and IBM announced a first-of- • कनकत आयोग औ셍 आईबीएम ने अटल इनोवेशन its-kind internship programme for students कमशन (एआईएम) द्वा셍ा चुने गए छात्रों िे कलए selected by Atal Innovation Mission (AIM). अपने पहले त셍ह िे इंटनाकशप िायाक्रम िी • The internship will see 38 students receive a घोषणा िी। two-week paid internship, and 14 teachers • इंटनाकशप मᴂ 38 छात्रों िो चुना गया कजन्हे िो हफ्ते from Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) across the िे कलए भुगतान इंटनाकशप िी जाएगी,औ셍 इसी िे length and breadth of the country including साि असम, कहमाचल प्रिेश, अं셍मान औ셍 from states such as Assam, Himachal कनिोबा셍 आकि 셍ाज्यों सकहत िेश से अटल Pradesh, Andaman & Nicobar and others, to कटंिर셍ंग लैब्स (एटीएल) िे 14 कशक्षि साि come together and ideate, collaborate and कमलि셍 कवचा셍, सहयोग औ셍 नवाचा셍 ि셍ᴂगे। innovate.
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