Parvaaz Qualifying Test || Question Paper PDF

Question 1:  

Average age of a group of 30 boys is 16 years. A boy of age 19 leaves the group and a new boy joins the group. If the new average age of the group is 15.8 years, find the age of the new boy

Options:

A. 13 years  

B. 12 years

C. 14 years

D. 15 years

Question 2:

How many times the hands of a clock coincide in a day?

Options: 

A. 24

B. 23  

C. 22

D. 21

Question 3:

Age of father is seven times the age of his son. In the next 10 years, the age of father will be three times the age of his son. What is the age of father now?

Options:

A. 35 years   

B. 37 years

C. 39 years

D. 41 years  

Question 4:

A can do a job in 30 days. B alone can do the same job in 20 days. If A starts the work and joined by B after 10 days, in how many days the job will be done?  

Options:

A. 15 days  

B. 16 days

C. 17 days

D. 18 days

Question 5:

A man walking at a speed of 8 km/hr covers a certain distance in 1 hour 45 minutes. If he runs at a speed of 10 km/hr, in what time he will cover the samne distance?

Options:  

A. 74 minutes   

B. 70 minutes

C. 80 minutes  

D. 84 minutes

Question 6:  

A sum of money at simple interest becomes Rs. 3000 in 2 years and Rs. 3540 in 3 years. Find the rate of interest.

Options:   

A. 4 %

B. 4.5 %  

C. 6% 

D. 5%

Question 7:

What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following number series

4, 5, 14, 51, ?  

Options:

A. 162   

B. 220  

C. 280

D. 216  

Question 8:

CKDL, EKFL, GKHL, KKLL, find the missing letters.  

Options:   

A. IJKL  

B. IKJL

C. MNOP

D. MNPQ

Question 9:  

Careful is to careless as honest is to

Options:

A. Honesty  

B. Clever

C. Truthful   

D. Corrupt

Question 10:

FRAME: PICTURE   

Options:  

A. Binding: Book    

B. Criminal: Crime

C. River: Forest

D. Nail: Hammeer  

Question 11:

When Nelson Mandela says, "I have seen men and women risk and give their lives for an idea.", he means that they are....    

Options:  

A. stubborn. 

B. intelligent.   

C. committed.  

D. proud.

Question 12:

Select the suitable word from the extract to complete the following:  

Depths : Heights :: Compassion : ______  

Options:  

A. Wisdom  

B. Struggle

C. Oppression

D. Courage  

Question 13:   

He pretends to be someone else. He is a  

Options:

A. Imposter   

B. Magician  

C. Rouge

D. Linguist

Question 14:

Manoj is the brother obf Deepak. Rekha is the sister of Seema. Deepak is the son of Rekha. How is Manoj related to Rekha?

Options:  

A. Nephew  

B. Son   

C. Brother

D. None of these

Question 15:

Statements: 

1. Some parrots are owls.

2. All owls are pigeons. 

3. All pigeons are snakes.  

Conclusion:  

1. Some parrots are pigeons  

2. Some pigcons are parrots

3. All owls are snakes  

Options:

A. Only 1, 3 follow   

B. Only 2, 3 follow

C. None of these

D. All follow

Question 16:

The digital Rupee would be in the form of a digital token that represents legal tender  

Options:   

A. 1 only

B. 2 only  

C. Both 1 and 2 

D. Neither 1 nor 2

Question 17:

Arrange the following words in a logical sequence. 

1. Frog  

2. Grass

3. Grasshopper

4. Eagle 

5. Snake   

The Correct logical sequence is:

Options:  

A. 1, 2, 3, 5, 4  

B. 2, 3, 1, 4, 5

C. 2, 1, 3, 5, 4   

D. 2, 3, 1, 5, 4

Question 18:  

Suresh walks 18 km from his house to the North. Then he turns towards thae East and covers 12 km. He then turns tOwards the South and covers 6 km. Finally, he turns towards the West and covers 12 km. In which direction is he from his house?

Options:   

A. South

B. North  

C. East

D. West  

Question 19:

Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) spacecraft is associated with which space agency? 

Options:  

A. ISRo  

B. CAN

C. NASA

D. JAXA

Question 20:

Which state/UT hosted the 'Lavender Festival' in June 2023?  

Options:

A. Sikkim   

B. Mizoran  

C. Jammu and Kashmir 

D. Arunachal Pradeshh  

Question 21: 

Françoise Gilot, who passed away recently, was associated with which profession?

Options:   

A. Scientist  

B. Painter   

C. Writer

D. Politician

Question 22:

To which country India will hand-over the Presidency of Shanghai Cooperation Organization after the July 4 Summit in 2023? 

Options:  

A. Kazakhstan   

B. China

C. Israel  

D. Germany  

Question 23:

What is the theme of the International Day of Forests 2023'?  

Options:

A. Forests and Climate Change   

B. Forests and Global Warminng  

C. Forests are Friendss  

D. Forests and healthn

Question 24:

Consider the following statements with respect to 'Digital Rupee'  

1. As in the case of deposits it will earn interest and can be converted to other forms of money  

2. The digital Rupee would be in the form of a digital token that arepresents legal tender  

Choose the correct area answer:

Options:  

A. 1 only  

B. 2 only   

C. Both l and 2

D. Neither 1 nor 2

Question 25:

With reference to 'Tanpura', consider the following statements  

1. It s a long-necked plucked string instrument which sustains and supports the melody of another instrunment or singer  

2. It is played in rhythm with the soloist or percussionist and used by both Hindustani and Carnatic musiCians  

Select the correct statement(s)  

Options:   

A. 1 only  

B. 2 only

C. Both 1 and 2

D. Neither 1 nor 2  

Question 26:  

'India Inequality Report' is published  

Options: 

A. NGO Pratham  

B. Smile foundation

C. Oxfam India  

D. The Bill Melinda Gates Foundation

Question 27:

Madhubani artform is associated with which State?  

Options:  

A. Rajasthan   

B. Uttar Pradesh 

C. Odisha

D. Bihar

Question 28:  

'Mehrauli Archaeological Park' is located in which state/UT?

Options:

A. Uttar Pradesh  

B. New Delhi

C. Kolkata

D. Punjab

Question 29:  

Which state/UT hosted the 'Vitasta' program to spread its art culture and literature?

Options:   

A. Odisha

B. West Bengal   

C. Jammu and Kashmir

D. Jharkhand

Question 30:

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, who passed away recently, was associated with which profession?

Options:  

A. Investor  

B. Politician   

C. Scientist 

D. Musician  

Question 31:

'SURYA KIRANN' is a joint Exercise conducted between India and which country? 

Options: 

A. Sri Lanka  

B. France   

C. Australia 

D. Nepal  

Question 32:

Where are you expected to find halophytes?  

Options:  

A. Wular Lake  

B. Sunderbans  

C. Ladakh   

D. None of the above.

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5 Facts: Why Elon Musk Changes Twitter Logo to X || Elon Musk's Secret of Changing Twitter Logo to X

5 Facts: Why Elon Musk Changes Twitter Logo to X

Elon Musk's Secret of Changing Twitter Logo to X

You know, Elon Musk is that super rich guy who's into space and electric cars. Well, he's also the owner of Twitter. And guess what? He wants to give Twitter a makeover!

So, here's the deal: Elon Musk plans to change Twitter's logo. You know that cute blue bird logo we all associate with Twitter? Well, it's going to be replaced by a simple black and white "X." Now, this move has got people wondering why he'd do such a thing and what that "X" stands for. It's kind of a big deal because that little blue bird is so recognizable to everyone who uses the internet.

But don't worry, we've got some clues to help us understand Elon's reasoning behind this logo change. We'll dive into five interesting facts to shed some light on the situation. We've gathered info from different places like Elon Musk's own tweets, news articles, and even web searches. So, you can trust us to give you the scoop!

If you're curious and want to learn more about the whole story, we'll also share some links to these sources for you to explore further. Stay tuned for the details in this blog post!

Fact 1: The "X" is part of Musk's vision to create an "everything app":

Elon Musk has a big plan for Twitter. He wants to change it into something he calls "X." Now, why would he do that? Well, here's the scoop: Elon's vision is to turn Twitter into an "everything app." That means he wants it to do a whole bunch of stuff for its users.

 

Imagine X as a "super app" that does a lot of things all in one place. It won't just be a social media platform anymore. Nope! Elon wants it to have all kinds of services and features. You know, like online shopping, banking, gaming, and entertainment. It's like having lots of apps rolled into one!

 

But there's more to it. Musk wants to make X's algorithm open-source. In simple terms, that means he wants to share the technology behind X with others, so it can be improved and used by many. And he's also keen on promoting free speech on the platform. That means people can express themselves freely without too many restrictions.

 

Now, why is Elon doing all this? Well, he's a fan of an app called WeChat from China. It's got a ton of cool features and a whopping billion users. But he's not too happy with how big platforms like Facebook and Google operate. So, he's taking matters into his own hands by creating X.

 

The idea is to challenge the big tech companies and give people a more creative and user-friendly option. Elon's got some big dreams for X, and it'll be exciting to see how it all unfolds!

Fact 2: The "X" is a reference to Musk's previous ventures and projects:

 

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Kashmir University Recruitment 2023

Kashmir University Recruitment 2023 

Online Application forms are invited from the domiciles of UT of Jammu & Kashmir for the below mentioned posts in Pay Level 6 (Rs. 35400-112400), available in the University of Kashmir as per the following details:

S. No.	Name of the Posts	Postcode	No. of posts	Category/Reservation
01.	Legal Assistant	PGD-UNV-26	02	01 OM, 01 RBA
02.	Junior Professional Assistant	PGD-UNV-27	13	06 OM, 02 RBA, 01 SC, 01 ST, 01 EWS, 01 LAC, 01 PSP
03.	Liaison Officer	PGD-UNV-28	03	01 OM, 01 RBA, 01 ST

Category

Age Criteria
Minimum Age	18 years
For Open Merit	Not more than 40 years
For Physically Challenged	Not more than 42 years
For SC/ST/RBA/LAC/PSP/EWS	Not more than 43 years
In-service candidates of University of Kashmir	No age bar

Age Limit Open Merit 40 years Physically Challenged 42 years SC/ST/RBA/LAC/PSP/EWS 43 years

 

Post	Essential Qualifications
Legal Assistant	LLB (3 years) or BA LLB (5 years) with 55% marks 3 years active practice at Bar
Junior Professional Assistant	BLIS/BLib or equivalent with 55% marks Or MLIS/MLib or equivalent with 50% marks
Liaison Officer	- Masters degree in any discipline with 55% marks

01	Submission of Online forms	August 01, 2023
02	Last date for submission of Online forms	August 14, 2023

Pay Level	Pay Level 6 (Rs. 35400-112400)
Minimum Age	18 years
Application Fee	Rs. 550 (for both open and reserved category)
Start Date for Application Submission	August 01, 2023
Last Date for Application Submission	August 14, 2023
Selection Process	Screening/selection process as determined by the University

How to Apply Online
1	Visit University website http://www.kashmiruniversity.net
2	Click on Jobs link and read instructions
3	Click on Non-Teaching Jobs link for registration
4	Register with valid email ID and mobile number
5	Login with registered credentials
6	Fill all required personal, education, experience details
7	Preview form details and make corrections if any
8	Submit form and take printout
9	Pay Rs. 550 application fee online
10	Check application status on website

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2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup: Everything You Need to Know

2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup: Everything You Need to Know

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup: A Guide for Fans

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is the biggest tournament in women’s soccer. It brings together the top national teams to compete every four years. The 2023 is the 9th edition will make history in several ways. Let’s look at what fans need to know.

Hosts: Australia and New Zealand 

For the first time, two countries will co-host the Women's World Cup - Australia and New Zealand. FIFA chose them together as the hosts in 2020. This is groundbreaking because it's the first World Cup held across two different confederations. Australia is part of Asia and New Zealand is part of Oceania.  

The co-hosting will showcase both countries and grow the game in the Asia-Pacific region. It will also bring the two neighbors closer together.

Locations: 10 Stadiums Across 9 Cities

Matches will take place in 10 stadiums spread over 9 cities in Australia and New Zealand. The stadiums are located in:

- Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton, and Dunedin in New Zealand

- Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth in Australia

The stadium sizes range from 18,000 seats up to 83,500. Some are famous venues used for rugby, cricket, Aussie rules football, and other sports. Their histories and atmospheres will provide diverse experiences for players and fans.

Schedule: 64 Matches From July 20 to August 20

The tournament will kick off on July 20, 2023 with the opening match at Eden Park in Auckland. New Zealand will face Norway in this first game. 

The final match will happen on August 20 at Stadium Australia in Sydney. All up there will be 64 matches over about one month.

Each team plays at least three group stage matches. The top two teams in each of the eight groups move on to the knockout round of 16 teams. From there, the tournament proceeds with quarterfinals, semifinals, third place, and final.  

With the time zone difference between Australia and New Zealand, match times will vary from noon to evening. Fans can find the full schedule on FIFA's website.

Teams: 32 Nations From Around the World 

A record 32 teams will compete from six regions: Africa, Asia, Europe, North/Central America, Oceania, and South America. The 2019 Women's World Cup had only 24 teams.

The expansion provides more opportunities for women's soccer globally. It also increases competition and tournament quality.

Host countries Australia and New Zealand automatically qualified. The other 30 spots were earned through qualifying tournaments from 2019 to 2022. Over 150 teams were involved in regional qualifiers.

Some of the biggest women's soccer powers that qualified are the United States, Germany, England, France, Brazil, and more. See the full list of 32 teams on FIFA's website. 

The draw was held on April 29 at the Sydney Opera House. The teams were put into eight groups of four based on rankings. Check out who each team will face in the group stage.

What to Watch For

There are many exciting storylines and players to follow at the 2023 Women's World Cup:

- Can the US women's team win a third straight World Cup? They are always a top contender with stars like Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe.

- Hosts Australia and New Zealand will try to make a deep run on home soil. The Matilda's Sam Kerr and Football Ferns' Ali Riley are ones to watch. 

- European giants like Germany, France, England, Spain and Sweden aim to end the US dominance. 

- Canada, Brazil, Japan, and China also hope to capture their first World Cup crown.

- Young stars like Spain's Alexia Putellas, England's Lauren Hemp, and Canada's Jessie Fleming could have breakout tournaments.

- Underdog teams from Africa, Asia, South America, and Oceania look to pull off some upsets.

Off the Field

Beyond the matches, there are other interesting things happening around the 2023 Women's World Cup:

- Record attendance is expected with over 1.5 million tickets sold. The 2015 World Cup had 750,000 fans. 

- The purse for the 2023 tournament will be $60 million, double the prize money from 2019.

- All matches will be broadcast worldwide, reaching more viewers than ever before.

- There will be concerts, festivals, and other cultural events around the host cities. 

- Tourism between Australia and New Zealand is predicted to boom with thousands of international visitors.

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup aims to take women's soccer to new heights. It promises to be a historic tournament showcasing the growth of the game. And most importantly, it will deliver thrilling and competitive matches between the best in the world.

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Kengan Ashura Season 3: Everything You Need to Know

Kengan Ashura Season 3: Everything You Need to Know

Kengan Ashura has become a hugely popular anime series since first debuting on Netflix in 2019. The show is based on a gritty, action-packed manga series written by Yabako Sandrovich and illustrated by Daromeon.

The story centers around a young, ambitious fighter named Tokita Ohma, who competes in dangerous underground fighting competitions known as Kengan matches. Alongside his sponsor Nogi Hideki and manager Kazuo Yamashita, Ohma enters the Kengan Annihilation Tournament, battling various unique martial artists from different corporations.

The first season of the anime adaptation featured 24 episodes released in two parts. This covered the initial rounds of the tournament. The second season then came out in 2023, chronicling the final stages of the competition.

Season 2 ended on a cliffhanger, with Ohma collapsing after an intense match against Raian Kure, a formidable opponent. The episode also revealed the remaining fighters who progressed to the semifinals: Wakatsuki Takeshi, Julius Reinhold, Kuroki Gensai, and Kiryu Setsuna.

Fans are left anxiously wondering about Ohma's fate and who will ultimately emerge victorious in the tournament. So when can we expect a third season to provide some answers and resolution?

Will There Be a Season 3?

While Netflix and production company Larx Entertainment have yet to formally announce a third season, there are several promising signs that point to its eventual renewal:

Ongoing popularity and demand - Kengan Ashura still has a passionate fanbase expressing enthusiasm for more seasons across social media and forums. User reviews remain highly positive.

Unadapted source material - Approximately 62 manga chapters and key story arcs are yet to be animated, including intense fights and major reveals.

Sequel series - A new manga titled Kengan Omega began in 2019 and provides ample content for future anime adaptation. It introduces new characters and conflicts.

Given these factors, it seems probable that fans will eventually return to the Kengan Arena. But when can we realistically expect fresh episodes?

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5 Facts about Minal Modi: A Sindhi Girl Who Became a London Socialite

Minal Modi: A Sindhi Girl Who Became a London Socialite

Let's take a journey into the remarkable life of Minal Modi, a woman with many roles and talents. She was a successful businesswoman, a caring social worker, a fashion trendsetter, and even found herself in the spotlight as a celebrity spouse. But what sets her story apart is how this Sindhi girl left her homeland and embraced the glitz and glamour of London's high society.

Minal Modi's journey began on 9th September 1954 in Nigeria, Africa. She was born into a well-to-do Sindhi family that had roots in India but had moved during the partition. Her father, Pesu Aswani, was a respected businessman in Nigeria, while her mother, Indra Aswani, devoted her time to the family. Minal had a younger sister named Priya Aswani, who pursued her education at the prestigious Inchbald School of Design in London.

Her early life took an unexpected turn when she faced a challenging first marriage. She tied the knot with Jack Sagrani, a successful professional who worked across different countries. However, their happiness was short-lived when Jack's name was embroiled in a scandal, leading to his imprisonment in Saudi Arabia for seven months. During this difficult time, Minal gave birth to their daughter, Karima, in London. Eventually, she decided to move to Delhi, India, with her child to start anew.

Fate had more surprises in store for Minal as she found love again in the arms of Lalit Modi. Their paths crossed when she became friends with Lalit's mother, Bina Modi. The two grew closer and eventually fell for each other. However, their decision to marry wasn't without obstacles. Minal had been separated from her first husband, and there was a significant age gap of almost 10 years between her and Lalit. Despite facing objections from their families, the couple bravely tied the knot on 17th October 1991.

Minal stood by Lalit's side throughout his career endeavors. They moved to Mumbai first, where Lalit tried his hand at various businesses, but success proved elusive. Their fortunes changed when they shifted to Rajasthan, where they encountered the then Chief Minister, Vasundhara Raje, who reportedly supported them in gaining influence and power in the state. Lalit eventually rose to fame as the chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL), becoming a prominent figure in Indian cricket. Minal, too, became a well-known socialite, gracing glamorous events alongside her husband.

As life unfolded, Minal Modi faced her share of challenges and controversies. In 2010, Lalit Modi faced allegations of money-laundering and corruption, leading to his suspension from the IPL. The couple had to leave India and make London their new home, facing extradition requests from the Indian government. Moreover, Minal valiantly battled cancer for several years before passing away on 10th December 2018 at the age of 64.

Despite all the glitz and glamour of her socialite life, Minal Modi's legacy was grounded in elegance and grace. She was known for her sophisticated fashion choices and her love for art and jewelry. Additionally, she was admired for her charitable work and her unwavering dedication to her family. Though she became a London socialite, she never forgot her Sindhi roots and the values instilled in her.

Minal Modi's journey from a Sindhi girl to a London socialite is a testament to the strength of her character and the indomitable spirit with which she faced life's highs and lows. Her story will continue to inspire and captivate those who hear it, reminding us of the importance of staying true to our roots while reaching for our dreams.

Here are 5 Facts about Minal Modi:

1. Minal Modi was about 10 years older than Lalit Modi
2. Minal Modi and Lalit Modi had two children together, named Aaaliya Modi and Richir Modi.
3. Sushmita Sen knew Minal Modi personally, and the three of them would often watch IPL matches together, as reported by the Times of India.
4. Before marrying Lalit Modi, Minal Modi was previously married to a businessman based in Saudi Arabia, named Jack Sagrani. Mr. Sagrani was involved in a scam and was imprisoned for seven months. During this time, Minal was pregnant with their first child, according to a report by Bangalore Mirror.
5. Minal Modi was friends with Lalit Modi's mother. Initially, the family was hesitant about the marriage due to the age difference. Lalit Modi's mother, Bina, felt betrayed by the situation. A family friend revealed that Lalit threatened to create a scandal if they didn't agree to the marriage, leaving the Modis with no choice but to accept it.

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Women's World Cup 2023 || u20 women's world cup

Women's World Cup 2023 || u20 women's world cup

The Women's World Cup 2023 is the ninth edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, which is a big international football championship for women's national teams. This tournament happens every four years, and this time it's being jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand. The matches are taking place from July 20 to August 20.

This is a special World Cup because it's the first time two countries are working together as co-hosts. Also, it's the first Women's World Cup to have 32 teams competing in eight groups, making it even more exciting.

The team to beat is the U.S. women's national team. They are the current champions and the most successful team in the tournament's history, having won four titles in the previous eight editions. In this World Cup, they are in Group E along with Vietnam, Netherlands, and Portugal.

The U.S. women's next game is against Portugal on Tuesday, August 1, and you can watch it on FOX and the FOX Sports app at 3 a.m. ET. The coverage starts at 1 a.m. ET, so make sure to tune in to cheer for your favorite team!

This tournament is making history in several ways. It's the first time they've added a cross-confederation play-off to decide the last three spots in the 32-team competition. In April 2023, ten teams from six different confederations competed in Australia, and Vietnam, Panama, and Zambia came out as the winners, earning their first-ever qualification for the World Cup.

Another exciting first is the use of video assistant referee (VAR) technology. This means that the referees on the field can now review certain decisions with the help of video replays. VAR can be used for goals, penalties, red cards, and cases of mistaken identity. It was first used in the men's World Cup in 2018 and has since become a standard feature in various leagues and competitions.

The prize money for this tournament is also a big deal. They've doubled the total amount compared to the previous edition in 2019, making it a whopping $60 million. The winning team will receive $10 million, and the runners-up will get $6.5 million. This prize money also covers preparation and benefits for the teams, showing FIFA's dedication to support the development of women's football.

And let's not forget about the star players! There are several talented athletes to watch out for in this tournament. For example, Megan Rapinoe from the USA, who won the prestigious Ballon d'Or and Golden Boot in 2019. Sam Kerr from Australia, the all-time leading scorer in both the Australian and American leagues. Vivianne Miedema from the Netherlands, the top scorer in the English league and the European Championship. Wendie Renard from France, the captain and defender of the highly successful club Lyon in Europe. And last but not least, Marta from Brazil, the leading goal-scorer in World Cup history with 17 goals.

With all these exciting developments and talented players, the Women's World Cup 2023 promises to be an unforgettable and action-packed event on the global stage!

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Bro Movie Review || A Whimsical Journey of Laughter, Love, and Pawan Kalyan's Stardom

Bro Movie Review || A Whimsical Journey of Laughter, Love, and Pawan Kalyan's Stardom

Bro is an entertaining fantasy comedy movie that stars Pawan Kalyan and Sai Dharam Tej as brothers with a strong bond. Pawan Kalyan portrays a mysterious character who guides his younger brother, played by Sai Dharam Tej, through various life challenges. The film also features Priya Prakash Varrier and Ketika Sharma as the female leads, adding charm to the story.

Directed by Samuthirakani and written by Trivikram Srinivas, the film boasts a talented cast and crew. Thaman S's music and Sujith Vaassudev's cinematography complement the overall cinematic experience. The joint production efforts of People Media Factory and Zee Studios have brought this tribute to Pawan Kalyan's stardom and devoted fan base to the big screen.

For fans of Pawan Kalyan, the film is a delightful treat that celebrates his charismatic persona, iconic dialogues, signature mannerisms, and popular songs. It also cleverly references his past movies and real-life family members, making the viewing experience even more enjoyable for his followers who have been eagerly awaiting his return to the silver screen.

Beyond its entertaining elements, the movie also tells a touching story of a bereaved brother struggling to cope with the loss of his sister. The film beautifully explores the relationship between the siblings, highlighting how they support each other in their personal growth and healing. These emotional moments leave a lasting impact on the audience's hearts.

However, the film has some shortcomings that hinder its potential. It seems to be torn between showcasing Pawan Kalyan's stardom and delivering a compelling narrative. As a result, the story deviates from the original Tamil version, incorporating unnecessary scenes and songs that dilute the overall impact. Occasionally, the movie becomes overly melodramatic, losing its subtlety and emotional depth. A more grounded and relatable approach focusing on the characters' emotions could have made the film even more powerful and relatable.

Despite these drawbacks, Bro remains an enjoyable watch, especially for fans of Pawan Kalyan, who will undoubtedly appreciate the film's heartfelt tribute to their favorite star. The combination of fantasy, comedy, and emotions makes it a worthwhile experience, leaving the audience entertained and moved at the same time.

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JKSSB || Final Selection List || Physically Challenged Candidates || Sub-category of Deaf & Hard of Hearing

JKSSB || Final Selection List || Physically Challenged Candidates || Sub-category of Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Final Selection List/Allocation of Cadres in respect of the posts earmarked for Physically Challenged Candidates (Sub-category of Deaf & Hard of Hearing), advertised vide Notification No. 01 of 2020 dated 26.06.2020- Forwarding of Selection thereof.

In reference to the above captioned subject, it is to inform that the General Administration Department, vide Indent No. GAD/Mtg/RB-IV/50/2020 dated 22.06.2020, forwarded the requisition for filling up 8575 Class-IV posts, pertaining to various departments under direct recruitment, in accordance with the provisions of the Jammu and Kashmir Appointment to Class IV (Special Recruitment) Rules, 2020, notified vide S.O. 184 of 2020 dated 04.06.2020.

Among the vacancies so referred, 80 posts were earmarked for the sub-category of Deaf & Hard of Hearing among the Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), which could not be filled up along with other posts as some candidates approached the Hon'ble CAT through various applications. As a result, these posts were kept Reserved while notifying the Final Selection List for Class-IV posts advertised vide Notification No. 01 of 2020 dated 26.06.2020. 

However, after getting the relief from the Hon'ble CAT and with no court direction preventing the Board from notifying the Final Selection List for these 80 posts, the same was prepared in accordance with the merit/eligibility of the candidates and placed in the 229th Board Meeting, which approved it, with the decision that one post shall remain reserved in light of interim directions in case titled Mehak Ali Makroo Vs General Administration Department in O.A. No. 39/2023.

Accordingly, I am directed to forward herewith the Final Selection List for 79 Class-IV posts (now MTS), advertised vide Notification No. 01 of 2020 dated 26.06.2020 and earmarked under Horizontal Reservation for the sub-category of Deaf & Hard of Hearing among the Persons with Disabilities (PwDs), as per Annexure "A".

One (01) vacancy for District Cadre, Srinagar, under OM/HCH category (School Education Department) has been kept reserved in compliance to the interim directions of the Hon'ble Central Administrative Tribunal, Srinagar, in O.A. No. 39/2023 titled Mehak Ali Makroo Vs General Administration Department.

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Important Current Affairs : July 2023

 Important Current Affairs: July 2023

Study Question	Answer
Which state government is set to start the 'One-Tap-One-Tree' campaign?	Uttar Pradesh
Who has been appointed as the Special Director of CBI?	Ajay Bhatnagar
How many Colour Silk Imperial edicts have been found in North China's Hebei Province?	Five
In which state will the National Sickle Cell Anemia Elimination Mission 2047 be launched?	Madhya Pradesh
Visa, the payment processor, has recently announced its presence in which Latin American country?	Brazil
What is the rank of India's national men's football team in the recent FIFA world rankings?	100th
Until which month has the Union Rural Development Ministry extended the deadline for mandatory payments of MGNREGS via the Aadhaar-based Payments System (ABPS)?	August 2023
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has revoked the banking permit of which bank?	Mahalaxmi Cooperative Bank Ltd
Which Indian bank has recently become the fourth most valuable bank in the world?	HDFC Bank
Which country has reached a staff-level agreement with the IMF for a USD 3 billion bailout package?	Pakistan
On which date is National Postal Worker Day celebrated in India?	July 01
In which Indian city is the International Conference on Green Hydrogen scheduled to be held?	New Delhi
Recently, by what percentage have the interest rates in Recurring Deposits been increased?	6.5%
In which country did the 64th council meeting of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) recently take place?	Brazil
On which date is the International Day of Parliamentarism celebrated?	June 30
In which city has the 17th Indian Cooperative Congress been inaugurated?	New Delhi
Who has been appointed as the new CEO of German luxury carmaker Audi AG?	Gernot Dollner
Which country does Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, a former leader, belong to?	Turkmenistan
Which boxing champion has been named the Global Indian Icon at the UK-India Awards?	Mary Kom
Which state has become the top exporter of electronics in the financial year 2023?	Tamil Nadu
How much is President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness proposal, which has been struck down by the Supreme Court of the USA?	USD 400 billion
On which date is Chartered Accountants Day observed?	July 01
By which entity has the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme 2023 been drafted?	Bureau of Energy Efficiency
In which state did the Indian Prime Minister recently launch the National Sickle Cell Anaemia elimination mission and issue AB-PMJAY cards?	Madhya Pradesh
Which country has recently received a $3 billion loan from the IMF?	Pakistan
Who has been appointed as the CMD of PTC India Limited?	Rajib Kumar Mishra
Which company will be the main jersey sponsor for the Indian cricket team from July 2023 to March 2026?	Dream11
Which Olympian recently won the Lausanne Diamond League 2023?	Neeraj Chopra
Which country has approved the sale of ammunition worth USD 440 million to Taiwan?	United States of America
What is the name of the first commercial spaceflight mission of Virgin Galactic Holding Inc.?	Galactic 01
On which date is Goods and Services Tax Day observed?	July 01
What is the value of India's FY23 external debt at the end of March 2023?

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