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Daily Current Affairs 30 March 2025

37th Kathak Mahotsav 2025

Event Overview

• Name: 37th Kathak Mahotsav 2025
• Organizer: Kathak Kendra (Constituent Unit of Sangeet Natak Akademi, Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India)
• Duration: 6 days
• Location: New Delhi
• Key Features:
  • World’s first-ever Kathak Literary Festival.
  • Walk-through exhibition, seminars, dance concerts, and inaugural book fair.
  • Focus on documenting Kathak’s literary heritage and traditional practices.

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Organizers & Dignitaries

• Director of Kathak Kendra: Smt. Pranaame Bhagawati (led the event’s vision and execution).
• Key Attendees:
  • Dr. Vinay Sahashrabuddhe (Former MP & President, ICCR).
  • Maharaj Pusparaj Singh of Rewa.
  • Dr. Amarendra Khatua (Ex-Director General, ICCR).
  • Smt. Amita Prasad Sarabhai (Joint Secretary, Ministry of Culture).
  • Dr. Sandhya Purecha (Chairman, Sangeet Natak Akademi).

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Participants

• Artists & Scholars:
  • Pt. Ramlal Bareth (Bilaspur), Dr. Puru & Vibha Dadheech (Indore), Dr. Purnima Pande (Lucknow).
  • Smt. Saswati Sen, Smt. Vaswati Mishra, Dr. Shovana Narayan (Delhi).
  • Shri Mata Prasad Mishra, Shri Ravi Shankar Mishra (Banaras).
  • Shri Murlimohan Kalvakalva (Thailand), Prof. Bharat Gupt (Gurgaon), and others.
• Gharanas Honored: Lucknow, Jaipur, Banaras, Raigarh.

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Key Highlights

1. Kathak Literary Festival: Discussions on royal patronage, evolution of bol (rhythmic syllables), and manuscript significance.
2. Documentation & Publications: Newly published books from the festival’s discussions showcased at a book fair.
3. Performances:
   • Structured into solo, duet, and group recitals by artists from all major gharanas.
   • Highlighted traditional nuances and styles of Kathak.
4. Exhibition: Walk-through display of Kathak’s history and cultural significance.

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Outcomes

• Attendance: Full-house audience throughout the event.
• Impact: Enhanced appreciation of Kathak’s artistic and literary legacy.
• Future Vision: Kathak Kendra pledged to innovate and expand the dance form’s dimensions.

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Key Takeaway: The festival successfully merged Kathak’s traditional artistry with literary discourse, reinforcing its cultural relevance and setting a precedent for future innovations in the dance form.

90th Year of RBI Closing Ceremony

Event Details

• Event: Closing ceremony of the 90th-anniversary commemoration of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
• Date: April 1, 2025.
• Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
• Chief Guest: President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu.

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President’s Schedule

• Arrival in Mumbai: Evening of March 31, 2025.
• Ceremony Participation: April 1, 2025 (closing event).

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Key Takeaway: The President’s participation highlights the national significance of RBI’s 90th-anniversary celebrations, marking the culmination of a year-long commemoration.

Exercise INIOCHOS-25 Participation

Event Details

• Exercise Name: INIOCHOS-25
• Host: Hellenic Air Force (Greece).
• Location: Andravida Air Base, Greece.
• Dates: March 31 to April 11, 2025.
• Frequency: Biennial (held every two years).

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Indian Air Force (IAF) Participation

• Contingent:
  • Aircraft: Su-30 MKI fighters, IL-78 (mid-air refueler), C-17 (transport aircraft).
• Objective: Enhance international cooperation, synergy, and interoperability with allied air forces.

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Exercise Scope

• Participants: 15 countries (air and surface assets).
• Focus: Simulate modern air warfare challenges through realistic combat scenarios.
• Training Goals:
  • Plan and execute combined air operations.
  • Refine tactics in complex air warfare scenarios.
  • Exchange operational best practices.

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Strategic Importance for IAF

• Strengthen operational capabilities and mutual learning.
• Reinforce India’s global defense cooperation and commitment to operational excellence.
• Bolster strategic partnerships and joint operations with friendly nations.

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Key Takeaway: IAF’s participation in INIOCHOS-25 underscores India’s proactive role in global military collaboration, aiming to enhance tactical proficiency and strengthen alliances in multi-national defense frameworks.

International Day of Yoga (IDY) 2025

Key Announcements

• Theme: “Yoga for One Earth, One Health” (focus on global health, sustainability, and unity).
• Announced By: Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the 120th episode of Mann Ki Baat.
• Date: June 21, 2025.
• Organizer: Morarij Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY) under the Ministry of Ayush.
• Countdown Launch: March 13, 2025, at Yoganahotsav in Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi (100-day countdown to IDY2025).

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Prime Minister’s Address Highlights

• Emphasized integrating yoga into daily routines for physical, mental, and environmental well-being.
• Highlighted global adoption of yoga and Ayurveda, citing popularity in Chile and efforts by the Spanish team Somos India (translating yoga/Ayurveda content, engaging 9,000+ participants in 2024).
• Noted IDY’s evolution since 2015 as a “grand festival” and India’s gift to humanity.

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10 Signature Events for IDY2025

1. Yoga Sangama: Synchronized yoga at 10,000 locations (world record attempt).
2. Yoga Bandhan: Partnerships with 10 countries for sessions at iconic landmarks.
3. Yoga Parks: 1,000 new community yoga parks.
4. Yoga Samavesh: Programs for Divyangjan, seniors, children, and marginalized groups.
5. Yoga Prabhava: Decadal impact study on yoga’s role in public health.
6. Yoga Connect: Virtual Global Yoga Summit with experts.
7. Harit Yoga: Sustainability drives (tree planting, clean-ups).
8. Yoga Unplugged: Youth-focused yoga events.
9. Yoga Maha Kumbh: Week-long festival at 10 locations, culminating in a central event led by PM Modi.
10. Samyogam: 100-day initiative merging yoga with modern healthcare.

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Historical Milestones of IDY (2015–2024)

• 2015: 35,985 participants in Delhi; 2 Guinness Records.
• 2016: 30,000+ in Chandigarh; first Divyangjan participation.
• 2017: 51,000 in Lucknow; yoga as “health insurance.”
• 2018: 50,000+ in Dehradun; launch of ISRO’s BHUVAN-YOGA app.
• 2019: Eco-friendly yoga accessories in Ranchi.
• 2020: Virtual event with 12.06 crore participants.
• 2021: Themed “Yoga for Wellness”; 496.1 million global reach.
• 2022: Mysuru event with VR-powered exhibitions.
• 2023: 23.44 crore participants; “Ocean Ring of Yoga” (35,000 km).
• 2024: Srinagar event with “Yoga for Space” (ISRO); Guinness Record (25.93 lakh pledges).

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Key Takeaway: IDY2025 aims to amplify yoga’s role in fostering global health and sustainability through large-scale events, inclusivity, and historical continuity, reinforcing India’s leadership in promoting yoga as a universal wellness practice.

National Workshop on Internationalisation of Higher Education

Event Overview

• Title: “Internationalisation of Higher Education in India: Challenges, Best Practices, and Policy Interventions”.
• Organizers:
  • Lead: NITI Aayog (Education Division).
  • Partners: IIT Madras, Association of Indian Universities (AIU), Acumen.
• Date: March 29, 2025.
• Venue: IIT Madras, Chennai.
• Purpose: Align with National Education Policy 2020 to strategize internationalization of Indian higher education.

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Key Participants

• Officials: Central/State/UT governments, Institutions of National Importance, Indian and international universities (public/private/deemed).
• Dignitaries:
  • Dr. Vinod Kumar Paul (Member, NITI Aayog): Delivered keynote and concluding addresses.
  • Prof. Kamakoti Veezhinathan (Director, IIT Madras): Inaugural address.
  • Dr. Sonia Pant (NITI Aayog): Welcomed 140+ attendees.
  • Representatives from AIU, Acumen, and global academic bodies.

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Workshop Structure

• 4 Technical Sessions:
  1. Retrospect & Future Prospects of internationalization.
  2. Academic Mobility for learning and research.
  3. Internationalization of Curricula & Programmes.
  4. Global Expansion via offshore campuses and collaborations.
• Case Studies Highlighted:
  • Indian universities establishing overseas campuses.
  • International universities in India (e.g., GIFT City).
  • Country-specific examples: Australia, France, New Zealand, UK, USA.

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Key Outcomes & Strategies

• Actionable Recommendations:
  • Enhance infrastructure and streamline regulations.
  • Promote India as a global hub for academic collaboration and research.
  • Foster India-centric internationalization to develop “world-ready” talent.
• Policy Impact: Insights to feed into NITI Aayog’s research study, aiming for global academic excellence and supporting India’s vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.

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Key Takeaway: The workshop served as a strategic platform to align India’s higher education system with global standards, emphasising collaboration, policy reforms, and cross-border academic initiatives to position India as a leading knowledge economy.

NESTS 7th Foundation Day Celebration

Event Overview

• Name: 7th Foundation Day of National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS).
• Date: April 1, 2025.
• Venue: Akashwani Bhavan, Parliament Street, New Delhi.
• Organizer: NESTS (under Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India).
• Focus: Showcasing transformative impact of Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRS) on tribal education.

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Key Attendees

• Chief Guest: Shri Jual Oram, Minister of Tribal Affairs.
• Guest of Honour: Shri Durgadas Uikey, Minister of State for Tribal Affairs.
• Other Participants: Senior Ministry officers, NESTS officials, EMRS students, and staff.

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Event Highlights

1. Keynote Addresses: By dignitaries on NESTS’s role in tribal empowerment.
2. Cultural Performances: By EMRS students, reflecting tribal heritage.
3. Awards & Recognition:
   • 12 outstanding EMRS students felicitated in the morning session.
   • Staff excelling in Sports Meet honored in the evening session.
4. Achievement Screening: Highlighting EMRS’s progress in education, skill development, and holistic growth.

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NESTS Achievements & Initiatives

• EMRS Expansion: Operates schools nationwide, offering quality education (Class 6–12) to tribal students.
• Key Contributions:
  • Preserving cultural heritage while integrating modern skill development.
  • Enhanced infrastructure and staff recruitment under Shri Ajeet Kumar Srivastava (Commissioner, NESTS).
• Mission: Empower tribal communities to thrive in both traditional and modern contexts.

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Key Takeaway: The event underscores NESTS’s commitment to bridging educational gaps for tribal students, fostering cultural preservation, and preparing youth for national and global opportunities.

Operation Brahma

Operation Overview

• Name: Operation Brahma (Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief – HADR).
• Trigger: Devastating earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, 2025.
• Objective: Deliver relief to Myanmar (primary focus).
• Coordinating Agencies:
  • Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
  • Integrated Defence Staff (HQ IDS), Indian Army, Indian Air Force, NDRF.

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Naval Deployment

• Ships Deployed:
  • Eastern Naval Command: INS Satpura and INS Savitri (sailed on March 29, 2025, to Yangon, Myanmar).
  • Andaman and Nicobar Command: INS Karmuk and LCU 52 (sailed on March 30, 2025, to Yangon).
• Relief Material: 52 tons of supplies, including:
  • Essential clothing, drinking water, food, medicines, and emergency stores.

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Key Statements

• Indian Navy’s Commitment: Reinforces India’s role as the ‘First Responder’ in regional crises.
• Collaboration: Multi-agency effort to ensure swift and effective disaster response.

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Key Takeaway: Operation Brahma underscores India’s rapid humanitarian response capabilities, leveraging naval assets to deliver critical aid to Myanmar post-earthquake, while reinforcing regional leadership in crisis management.

WAVES 2025 Cosplay Championship

Event Overview

• Name: WAVES Cosplay Championship (part of World Audio Visual & Entertainment Summit 2025).
• Date: May 1–4, 2025.
• Venue: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
• Organizers:
  • Collaborators: Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Creators Street, Epiko Con, Telangana Government, ICA Indian Comics Association, MEAI, TVAGA.
• Purpose: Elevate India’s cosplay community and promote creativity in pop culture and AVGC-XR sectors.

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Competition Highlights

• Grand Finale: 80–100 finalists to showcase live cosplays on stage.
• Jury: Esteemed industry experts, international guests, and cosplay professionals.
• Categories:
  • Indian mythology, Pop Culture, Anime, Manga, DC, Marvel, and more.
• Prize Pool: ₹1,50,000+.
• Global Exposure: Opportunity for international recognition.

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Competition Structure

1. Online Registration & Jury Review (March 28–April 7, 2025).
2. Finalist Selection: Top 80–100 entries shortlisted via email.
3. Live Championship: Finalists present costumes and performances at WAVES 2025.
4. Winners Announced: Based on creativity, craftsmanship, and performance.

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Key Dates

• Registration Opens: March 28, 2025.
• Submission Deadline: April 7, 2025.
• Grand Finale: May 1–4, 2025.

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About WAVES 2025 Summit

• Focus Sectors: Broadcasting, Films, Animation, VFX, Gaming, Comics, AR/VR/XR, Generative AI, and Digital Media.
• Aim: Position India as a global hub for content creation, intellectual property, and tech innovation.
• Audience: Industry professionals, investors, creators, and innovators.

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Additional Information

• Registration Links:
  • Details: creatorsstreet.in.
  • Form: forms.office.com/r/xpeg7sDASm.
• Social Media: Follow updates via @PIBMumbai, pibmumbai[at]gmail[dot]com.

Key Takeaway: WAVES 2025 aims to spotlight India’s creative talent in cosplay and AVGC-XR sectors, fostering innovation and global collaboration in media and entertainment.

NFRA-IIT Kanpur Hackathon on LLM & Generative AI

Event Overview

• Organizers: National Financial Reporting Authority (NFRA) and IIT Kanpur.
• Date: March 28–29, 2025.
• Location: IIT Kanpur.
• Focus: Leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI to transform financial statement analysis.

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Key Objectives

• Democratize financial data by making complex statements readable and understandable.
• Develop AI-driven tools to convert financial data into clear, engaging narratives for informed decision-making.

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Participants & Winners

• Participants: Students from engineering colleges across India.
• Winning Teams:
  • VIT Vellore.
  • MNNIT Allahabad.
  • IIT Lucknow.
  • Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Nuzvid.
• Judges: Combined panel of experts from IIT Kanpur and NFRA.

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Key Outcomes

• Solutions Showcased:
  • Simplification of complex financial concepts.
  • Automation of data extraction.
  • Generation of insightful narratives using GenAI.
• Open-Source Contribution: Many winning teams opted to share innovations publicly for collaborative improvements.

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Strategic Impact

• Future Adoption: Potential to revolutionize financial reporting, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and decision-making.
• Collaboration: Bridged academia, students, and regulators to address industry challenges.

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Key Takeaway: The hackathon highlighted GenAI’s transformative role in financial analysis, fostering innovation and open-source collaboration to democratize financial literacy and reporting.

PM Modi’s Development Initiatives in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh

Key Announcements & Projects

• Total Investment: ₹33,700+ crore in infrastructure and welfare projects.
• Date: March 30, 2025 (Navratri and New Year).
• Location: Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh.

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Major Projects Inaugurated/Launched

1. Power Sector:
   • NTPC Sipat Super Thermal Power Project Stage-III: ₹9,790 crore (800 MW, Ultra-Supercritical Technology).
   • CSPGCL First Super Critical Thermal Power Project: ₹15,800 crore (2×660 MW).
   • Power Transmission Projects (POWERGRID): ₹560 crore under Western Region Expansion Scheme.
2. Energy & Gas Infrastructure:
   • City Gas Distribution (BPCL): ₹1,285 crore (200 km high-pressure pipeline, 800 km MDPE pipeline, CNG outlets in 4 districts).
   • Visakh-Raipur Pipeline (HPCL): ₹2,210 crore (540 km multi-product pipeline, 3 MMTPA capacity).
3. Railways:
   • 100% Electrification of Chhattisgarh Rail Network (first state to achieve this).
   • 7 New Railway Projects: 108 km (₹2,690 crore).
   • 3 Dedicated Projects: 111 km.
   • MEMU Train Service: Flagged off in Abhanpur-Raipur section.
4. Roads:
   • NH-930 (Jhalmala-Sherpar): 37 km upgraded to 2-lane with paved shoulder.
   • NH-43 (Ambikapur-Pathalgaon): 75 km upgraded.
   • NH-130D (Kondagaon-Narayanpur): 47.5 km foundation laid.
   • Total Road Investment: ₹1,270+ crore.
5. Housing:
   • 3 Lakh Houses handed over under PMAY-G (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin).
   • Equipped with toilets, electricity, Ujjwala gas, and piped water.
6. Education:
   • 130 PM SHRI Schools: Upgraded with smart infrastructure (₹—).
   • Vidya Samiksha Kendra (Raipur): Real-time education monitoring and support.
   • Medical/engineering studies now available in Hindi.

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Tribal & Social Welfare Initiatives

• Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Utkarsh Abhiyan: ₹80,000 crore investment for 7,000 tribal villages.
• PM Janman Yojana: Focus on Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) – 2,000+ settlements in 18 districts.
• 5,000 km Roads approved for tribal areas (2,500 km in Chhattisgarh).
• PM Suryagarh Muft Bijli Scheme: ₹78,000/household subsidy for solar panels (2 lakh+ registrations).

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Healthcare & Sanitation

• Ayushman Bharat: Free treatment up to ₹5 lakh.
• PM Jan Aushadhi Kendras: 80% discounted medicines.
• Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: Toilets for tribal households.

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Key Statements & Criticisms

• Previous Governments: Accused of corruption, neglect in tribal areas, and Naxalism due to underdevelopment.
• Current Achievements:
  • Transparent recruitment exams.
  • Paddy MSP hikes and pending bonuses cleared.
  • Reopened schools/health centers in Naxal-affected areas (e.g., Sukma, Dantewada).
• Vision: Make Chhattisgarh a top state by its 50th anniversary (2047).

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Cultural & Political Context

• Navratri & New Year: Symbolic launch aligning with Chhattisgarh’s cultural heritage.
• Silver Jubilee (25th Statehood Anniversary): Coincides with Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s birth centenary; 2025 observed as “Atal Nirman Varsh.”

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Dignitaries Present

• Chief Guest: PM Narendra Modi.
• Others:
  • Governor Shri Ramen Deka.
  • CM Shri Vishnu Deo Sai.
  • Union Ministers Shri Manohar Lal and Shri Tokhan Sahu.
  • Assembly Speaker Shri Raman Singh.

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Key Takeaways

• Infrastructure Focus: Power, railways, roads, and gas pipelines to boost connectivity and industry.
• Social Inclusion: Tribal welfare, women empowerment (property rights), and education reforms.
• Sustainability: Solar energy and cleaner power technologies.
• Legacy: Positioning Chhattisgarh as a model for development and peace in Naxal-affected regions.

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CBSE 2025 Class 10 English Answer Key : The wait is over now of CBSE 2025 Class 10 English Exam Answer Key. The below is the Answer Key of the Class 10th English Exam of CBSE. Whether you’re eager to check your responses, estimate your scores, or simply curious about the correct answers, the answer key is here to guide you.

CBSE 2025 Class 10 English Exam Answer Key

SECTION A

Reading Skills (20 Marks)

1. Read the following passage carefully:

(1) Saffron is a spice that’s long been revered across the globe, captivating hearts and palates with its deep-red hue and complex flavour. It is one of the most prized spices that you can find on this planet. Just like gold is among the most valuable metals in the world, saffron means the same in the world of spices. Also known as ‘kesar’ in Hindi, it has a rich history and is often called an ancient spice. Saffron is being used since ages in various foods made for the rich and the elite as it contains medicinal properties…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Answer the following questions, based on the above passage:

(i) What is the tone of the writer in the given lines? Rationalise your response in about 40 words.

Answer:

The writer’s tone is appreciative and informative. The passage highlights saffron’s rich history, value, and usage in elite foods. The comparison to gold and mention of its medicinal properties show admiration for the spice’s importance and uniqueness in the world of cooking and culture.

(ii) Which of the following statements best describes the comparison made in the sentence?

“Just like gold is among the most valuable metals in the world, saffron means the same in the world of spices.”

(A) Gold and saffron have similar physical properties.

(B) Gold and saffron have equal monetary value.

(C) Saffron is considered the most valuable spice, similar to how gold is valued among metals.

(D) Gold and saffron are both rare commodities in the global market.

Answer:

(C) Saffron is considered the most valuable spice, similar to how gold is valued among metals.

This is the correct answer because the passage compares saffron’s value in the spice world to gold’s value among metals, highlighting its preciousness and rarity rather than physical properties or exact monetary worth.

(iii) List any two points why saffron is revered across the globe.

Paragraphs (2) and (3) [2 marks]

(iv) Fill in the blank from the given options:

In the phrase ‘backbone of several iconic dishes’, the word ‘iconic’ refers to —

(A) delicately cooked

(B) widely recognised

(C) peculiar and rare

(D) strange and infamous

Paragraph (3) [1 mark]

(v) Complete the sentence appropriately:

Saffron has a labour-intensive cultivation process which involves ____________.

Paragraph (4) [2 marks]

(vi) State whether the following statement is True or False:

According to historians, saffron was first used in the kitchens in Iran.

Paragraph (5) [1 mark]

(vii) Which of the following statements best describes the reason for saffron’s high retail value?

(A) Due to its magical or mystical properties.

(B) Because it can only be grown in specific regions.

(C) Due to its labour-intensive cultivation process and its relatively low yield per plant.

(D) Because traders, conquerors, and world explorers hoard it.

Paragraph (6) [1 mark]

(viii) Support the writer’s view with evidence from the text that saffron is often adulterated.

Paragraph (7) [1 mark]

2. Read the following passage carefully:

1. Silk is a natural protein fibre, some forms of which can be woven into textiles. Silk has a long history in India. It is known as Resham in eastern and northern India, and Pattu in the southern parts of India. India is the second largest producer of silk in the world after China.
4. Silk is renowned for its luxurious qualities with a natural soft and smooth texture that feels comfortable on the skin. One of its unique qualities is to absorb and release moisture, regulating body temperature and keeping the wearer cool and dry……………………………………………

Answer the following questions based on the above passage:

(i) What does the phrase ‘luxurious qualities’ in paragraph (2) tell you about the silk fabric? Write in 40 words with evidence from the text. [2 marks]

(ii) Select the option that is true for the assertion and reason given below.

Assertion: Silk production requires careful selection.

Reason: Long and uniform silk fibres give silk a glossy appearance.

(A) Both the assertion and the reason are true, and the reason is the correct explanation of the assertion.

(B) Both the assertion and the reason are true, but the reason is not the correct explanation of the assertion.

(C) The assertion is true, but the reason is false.

(D) The assertion is false, but the reason is true.

[1 mark]

(iii) Justify the following statement:

“Silk whispers luxury! Its price reflects not just its rarity but the value of the meticulous process behind its creation.”

[1 mark]

(iv) According to the passage, mention the top two countries that produce silk. [1 mark]

(v) “Factors like climate, availability of quality mulberry leaves, and time required by silkworms to complete their lifecycle are important factors for the production of silk.”

State one inference that can be drawn from this. [1 mark]

(vi) Complete the following with a suitable reason from the text:

“Though silk is considered one of the strongest fibres, it is _______.” [1 mark]

(vii) Based on the given text, mention the states which produced the most and the least amount of raw silk in India in the year 2021. [1 mark]

(viii) Complete the sentence suitably.

“104 kgs of mulberry leaves eaten by 3000 silkworms results in _______.” [1 mark]

(ix) With reference to the given passage, give one reason why silk production is considered labour-intensive. [1 mark]

Answers to the Questions

(i) The phrase ‘luxurious qualities’ suggests that silk is soft, smooth, and comfortable on the skin. It can absorb and release moisture, helping regulate body temperature. Additionally, silk’s long and uniform fibres give it a lustrous appearance, adding to its luxury.

(ii) Correct Answer: (A)

Both the assertion and the reason are true, and the reason correctly explains the assertion. Silk production requires careful selection because long and uniform silk fibres contribute to its glossy appearance.

(iii) Silk is luxurious because its high price is justified by its rarity and the meticulous labour involved in its production. The process includes careful selection of silkworms, feeding them quality mulberry leaves, and harvesting silk threads, making it expensive.

(iv) The top two silk-producing countries are China and India.

(v) Inference: The production of silk is heavily dependent on environmental conditions and the lifecycle of silkworms, meaning factors like climate, food availability, and time play a crucial role in its success.

(vi) Though silk is considered one of the strongest fibres, it is weakened when wet and can be damaged by excessive sunlight.

(vii) Most Silk Production (2021): Karnataka (8483 metric tonnes)

Least Silk Production (2021): Uttar Pradesh (179 metric tonnes)

(viii) 104 kgs of mulberry leaves eaten by 3000 silkworms results in 1 kg of silk.

(ix) Silk production is considered labour-intensive because it requires specialized knowledge and skilled artisans to carefully rear silkworms, harvest cocoons, and extract silk fibres in a delicate process.

Section A: Reading Skills 

Read the following text:

Answer the following questions, based on the passage above:

(i)The central idea of this passage is that:

(A) social interaction is necessary to nurture creativity.

(B) creativity and ideas are gradually declining in all societies..

(C) the creativity divide is widening in societies in line with socio- economic trends.

(D) more people should work in jobs that engage their creative faculties.

Answer: (A) social interaction is necessary to nurture creativity.

(ii) Select the option that is true for the assertion and reason given below:

Assertion: Creativity is the province of great individual genius is not true.

Reason: Creativity is a social process.

(A) Both the Assertion and Reason are true, and the reason is the correct explanation and assertion.

(B) Both the Assertion and Reason are true but the reason is not the correct explanation of the assertion.

(C) The Assertion is true, but the Reason is false.

(D) The Assertion is false, but the Reason is true.

Answer: (A) Both the Assertion and Reason are true, and the reason is the correct explanation of the assertion.

Explanation: The text clearly states that creativity is not the sole domain of individual geniuses but is instead a social process that flourishes when people interact and collaborate.

(iii) Identify the word in paragraph 1 which means something that cannot be used-up or depleted.

Answer: inexhaustible

(iv) What important trends does a study tracking the decline in creative thinking ability in children reveal? Answer in about 40 words.

Answers: The study reveals that nearly 98% of 3–5 year olds display creative thinking, but this ability sharply declines with age, dropping to 10% among 13–15-year-olds and only 2% among 2 year olds, indicating that innate creativity erodes significantly over time.

(v) Read the given prompt and select the correct option in the brackets to fill in the blank.

Our biggest creative breakthrough comes when people learn from, compete with, and collaborate with other people. Creativity is thus a (economic, industrial, social) process.

Answer: social

(vi) According to the passage, where does creativity thrive apart from arts and culture?

Answer: Creativity also thrives in science and technology as well as in rapidly revitalizing cities, where diverse social networks and dynamic environments foster innovative ideas.

(vii) Complete the following with a suitable reason:

About thirty-three percent citizens engage their creative faculties in tasks that use

Answer: About thirty-three percent of citizens engage their creative faculties in tasks that use their innate imaginative and problem-solving abilities. This engagement drives innovation and contributes significantly to advancements in fields such as art, science, technology, and entrepreneurship.

(viii) In the context of the last paragraph, explain how does the passage view the future of creativity in society.

Answer:

The passage is optimistic yet cautionary. It suggests that although creativity is flourishing in various sectors like science, technology, arts, and urban environments, there remains a significant challenge: building a society that fully nurtures, supports, and rewards the creative potential of every individual.

1. Read the following text (Passage 2):

Answer the following questions, based on the passage above:

(i)What does the use of the phrase ‘a perfect storm of choice’, by the writer, in paragraph 1, tell us about their feelings?

(A) The consumers are elated

(B) The consumers are confused  

(C) The consumers are confident

(D) The consumers are decisive

Answer: (B) The consumers are confused

Explanation: The phrase ‘a perfect storm of choice’ suggests an overwhelming and confusing situation rather than a positive or confident one.

(ii) Identify the word in paragraph 2, that indicates that the writer feels assisting consumers has become a profitable industry.

Answer: thriving

Explanation: The word “thriving” suggests success and profitability in the context of assisting consumers in making choices.

(iii) Based on the aspects mentioned in the table, mention the marketing approach that is primarily concerned with understanding consumers based on various factors.

Answer: Data utilization

Explanation: “Data utilization” involves cataloging people by gender, income level, personal interests, etc., which is aimed at understanding consumer behavior.

(iv) Complete the following analogy approximately, based on your understanding of the table:

Cataloging people by gender, income level, personal interests etc. is to Data utilization as Algorithms, influencers, and ad tech are to ……………..

Answer: Retail assistance

(v) Which aspect in the table pertains to presenting consumers with carefully selected choices to assist decision-making?

(A) Challenge

(B) Data utilization

(C) Marketing trends

(D) Retail assistance

Answer: (C) Marketing tools

Explanation: ‘Selecting, differentiation, and discovery’ under marketing tools refers to presenting curated options to simplify consumer choices.

(vi) Based on your understanding, fill the blank with the appropriate option from those given in brackets:

The solution to combat choice fatigue to ………………..(follow / employ / recommend) lifestyle influencers on Instagram who provide self- improving content and product references.

Answer: follow

(vii) Complete the sentence suitably:

The different approach to revolutionise consumer choices is to ………….

Answer: offer limited, functional, mid-priced products that instill customer confidence and break the cycle of consumerism.

(viii) Complete the following with a suitable reason:

The writer believes that the global product abundance cannot be equitable because ………………..

Answer: creators often prioritize wealthier consumers, making access to products uneven across different economic groups.

(ix) In the context of the last paragraph though the startups promise simplicity of access, what are the drawbacks of such a structure?

Answer:

Startups rely on large amounts of venture capital funding and are pressured to achieve rapid growth. This financial model may eventually push them towards expanding their product range, leading them back to offering an overwhelming variety of choices, contradicting their initial promise of simplicity.

Section – B Grammar and Creative Writing Skill

(i) Fill in the blank with the correct form of the word in the bracket:

• Sentence: “As I entered the room, the first thing that struck me as odd, was the candle still (burn) on the table.”
• Correct answer: “burning”
• Corrected sentence: “As I entered the room, the first thing that struck me as odd, was the candle still burning on the table.”

(ii) Identify and correct the error in the sentence:

“Health experts worldwide are concerning about the surge in health problems.”

• Error: “are concerning”
• Correction: “are concerned”
• Corrected sentence: “Health experts worldwide are concerned about the surge in health problems.”

(iii) Complete the given statement by filling the blank with the correct option:

“A mask is used to hide the identity _____ a person.”

• Correct answer: (A) of
• Complete sentence: “A mask is used to hide the identity of a person.”

(iv) Select the correct option to complete the reporting of the dialogue:

“The student greeted and mentioned that she ______ to inquire about the English courses for international students.”

• Correct answer: (D) had come
• Corrected sentence: “The student greeted and mentioned that she had come to inquire about the English courses for international students.” 

(v) Identify the error and supply the correct word in the format given

below:

“Embrace change as an opportunity for personal growth and allowed it to improve your life.”

Answer:

• Error – allowed
• Correction – allow

(vi) Report the dialogue between a shopkeeper and Ramesh :

Shopkeeper: What book do you want?

Ramesh : A reference book for Physics which I can use for my project work.

The shopkeeper asked Ramesh which book did he want. Ramesh replied that ……………..

Answer: The shopkeeper asked Ramesh which book he wanted. Ramesh replied that he wanted a reference book for Physics which he could use for his project work.

(vii) Fill in the blank by choosing the correct option, to complete an article published in a science magazine.

There are many inventions of science……….(those / which / such) have benefitted human beings in many ways.

Answer: There are many inventions of science which have benefitted human beings in many ways.

(viii) Complete the statement made by a career counsellor by filling the blank with the correct option:

In our country, …………………universities offer a range of courses. That’s why foreign students prefer Indian universities.

(A) more

(C) many

(B) each

(D) few

Answer: (C) many

(ix) Report the dialogue between the residents’ and the city planner, by completing the sentence:

City planner: “The new park is a result of several months of research and planning.”

Residents: “We don’t know who is more excited – we or our children!”

The city planner said that the new park …………… of several months of research and planning. The residents expressed their excitement, stating that they were unsure who was more excited – they or their children.

Answer: The city planner said that the new park was a result of several months of research and planning. The residents expressed their excitement, stating that they were unsure who was more excited – they or their children.

(x) Choose the correct statement:

(A) He sweared that he had not stolen the bag.

(B) He swore that he had not stolen the bag.

(C) He was swearing that he had not stolen the bag.

(D) He swears that he had not stolen the bag.

Answer: (B) He swore that he had not stolen the bag.

(xi) The following is an excerpt from a travelogue:

There is an error in the statement. Select the option that identifies the error and supplies the correction.

Kanyakumari is popular for its beautiful beaches, unique Vivekananda Rock Memorial and stunning sunrise and sunset view.

Error – Correction

(A) is – are

(B) for – of

(C) and – also

(D) view – views

Answer: Option (D)

• Error: view
• Correction: views

(xii) Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct options to conclude the report.

The report concludes that ………………..learners have ……………….knowledge of astrophysics.

(A) very few / some

(B) some/every

(C) every/no

(D) no/a lot of

Answer: (A) very few / some

Section – C Literature Textbook

6. Read the given extracts and answer the questions for any one of the two given.

 It is from these comrades in the struggle that I learned the true meaning of courage. Time and again, I have seen men and women risk and give up their lives for an idea. I have seen men and women stand up to attacks and torture without breaking, showing a strength and resilience that defies the imagination. I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear. (Nelson Mandela : A Long Walk to Freedom)

(i) What effect does the experience as described in the lines below have on the speaker?

Ans: “Time and again, I have seen men and women risk their lives for an idea- This experience deeply inspires the speaker, teaching him the true meaning of courage. Witnessing such acts of sacrifice for a cause shapes his understanding of bravery and resilience.

(ii) Select one inference about the idea of courage from the given context:

“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it.”

(A) being fearless

(B) absence of fear

(C) feeding your fears 

(D) ability to overcome fear

Ans: (D) ability to overcome fear

(iii) Answer in about 40 words, with reference to the extract:

Ans: According to the author, true courage is not about being fearless, but about overcoming fear. This perspective challenges the common misconception that courage means having no fear. Instead, it emphasizes that real bravery lies in conquering fear when it arises.

(iv) Fill in the blank with the correct phrase from the bracket in the context of the given extract:

“Men stood up to torture showing strength and resilience that is impossible to understand.”

7. (I am Rapunzel, I have not care; life in a tower is tranquil and rare;

I’ll certainly never let down my bright hair !)

Stop that sulking at once, Amanda!

You’re always so moody, Amanda!

Anyone would think that I nagged at you, Amanda!

(Amanda)

(i) Complete the following suitably:

Ans: Amanda sulked and became moody because she felt restricted and wished for more freedom. She longed for a life that was not controlled by others.

(ii) What does the girl constantly yearn for? What do you infer about Amanda from the poem?

Ans:The girl constantly yearns for freedom, independence, and a life of peace and quiet, as symbolized by Rapunzel’s life in the tower. From the poem, we can infer that Amanda feels trapped and desires to escape from constant supervision and nagging.

(iii) What kind of picture is painted by the poet through the line, “life in a tower is tranquil and rare”?

Ans:The poet paints a picture of a peaceful, isolated life, away from the chaos and demands of the outside world. The “tower” symbolizes a calm, serene existence, where one can be free from the pressures and responsibilities that society often imposes.

(iv) The tone of the speaker in the exclamation “Stop that sulking at once, Amanda!” is:

Ans: (B) 2 and 3 – aggressive and dominating.

8. Answer any four of the following five questions in about 40-50 words.

(i) What did Buddha say about death and suffering? Explain this with reference to the story ‘A Sermon at Benaras’.

Ans: In “A Sermon at Benaras,” Buddha teaches that death and suffering are an inevitable part of life. He emphasizes that suffering arises from attachment and desires. Through his sermon, Buddha urges people to accept death and suffering as natural aspects of existence and to seek liberation by overcoming desires and attachments.

(ii) ‘Dust of Snow’ highlights the poet’s positive attitude towards nature. Comment on how Robert Frost presents the power of nature in his poem.

Ans: In “Dust of Snow,” Robert Frost presents nature as a powerful force that can uplift the human spirit. The simple act of a crow shaking snow from a branch leads to a change in the poet’s mood, transforming a gloomy day into one of hope and renewal. Frost shows that nature, even in small moments, has the power to bring peace and positivity.

(iii) Faith is like a ray of hope in a distressful situation. Discuss ‘A Letter to God’ with reference to Lencho’s unflinching faith in God.

Ans: In “A Letter to God,” Lencho’s unwavering faith in God is evident when he believes that only divine intervention can save his crops from a hailstorm. Despite the loss, he is confident that God will provide. His unshakable faith leads him to write a letter asking for money, showcasing how faith can provide hope, even in distressing times.

(iv) Why was the seagull afraid to fly? Why was the young seagull alone?

Ans:The seagull was afraid to fly because it had never flown before and feared the unknown. It was also afraid of falling. The young seagull was alone because its parents had stopped feeding it, hoping that hunger would encourage it to fly. This isolation and hunger led the seagull to finally take the leap and fly.

9. Answer any two out of the three questions, in about 40-50 words :

(i) “The only way was to get Tricky out of the house for a period.” Evaluate why James Herriot had planned this in advance and how did he execute this plan at the surgery.

Ans: James Herriot had planned to get Tricky out of the house because the dog’s excessive eating had become a problem, and Mrs. Pumphrey was overfeeding him. Herriot needed to reduce Tricky’s weight to improve his health. He executed this by having Tricky stay at the surgery for a few days, where he would be fed a controlled diet and get some exercise, away from Mrs. Pumphrey’s indulgence.

(ii) Considering ‘The Necklace’ as a tale of dissatisfaction and excessive materialism, analyze Matilda’s primary flaw.

Ans: Matilda’s primary flaw is her dissatisfaction with her modest life. She craves wealth and luxury, which leads her to borrow a necklace for the ball to fit into the higher society. This desire for materialism ultimately results in her downfall, as she loses the necklace and spends years repaying a debt that could have been avoided if she had been content with what she had.

(iii) According to a popular quote – “Kindness is stronger than iron bars.” Anil did not hand the thief over to the police. In what way did Anil’s act of wisdom and forgiveness transform Hari Singh?

Ans: Anil’s act of wisdom and forgiveness transformed Hari Singh by making him realize the value of kindness over punishment. Instead of turning him over to the police, Anil showed trust and compassion. This act changed Hari Singh’s heart, and he decided to abandon his life of theft, inspired by Anil’s generosity and kindness.

10. Answer any one of the following questions, in 100-120 words.

(a) Examine the role of Nature in the poems The Dust of Snow and Fog.

In Robert Frost’s The Dust of Snow and Fog, nature plays a central role in influencing the poet’s mood and perceptions. In The Dust of Snow, a simple moment in nature—snow falling from a branch—brings a sudden shift in the poet’s mood, changing a gloomy day into one of positivity. The crow, a seemingly insignificant part of nature, also brings about this transformation, symbolizing how small moments in nature can bring peace and clarity. In Fog, nature is depicted as a mysterious, almost playful presence. The fog is personified as it “comes on little cat feet,” suggesting a quiet, gentle, and peaceful arrival that leads to the mystifying and calming transformation of the environment. Both poems highlight nature’s power to affect human emotions, symbolizing change, reflection, and renewal.

(OR)

(b) The journeys of Anne Frank and Valli teach us the vital lesson that optimism and self-assurance empower women to rise above circumstances and overcome obstacles. Examine the similarities.

Both Anne Frank and Valli embody courage, optimism, and self-assurance in the face of great adversity. In The Diary of Anne Frank, Anne’s optimistic spirit helps her endure the hardships of living in hiding during the Holocaust. Despite the dire circumstances, she remains hopeful about the future, even as she grapples with the loss of her innocence. Similarly, in Madam Rides the Bus, Valli, though young, displays confidence and determination as she embarks on her journey to the town. Despite her limited resources, Valli remains self-assured and independent, showing maturity beyond her years. Both Anne and Valli teach us that with optimism and a strong sense of self, women can rise above their circumstances, face challenges head-on, and emerge stronger.

11. Answer any one of the following two questions in about 100-120 words.

(a) Ebright’s journey of becoming a leading scientist conveys a strong message to us. His inquisitiveness and competency drove him to become a great scientist. In what manner does Richard Ebright’s perseverance, dedication, and inquisitiveness inspire you to pursue your dreams?

Richard Ebright’s journey to becoming a leading scientist is an inspiring story of curiosity, hard work, and resilience. His unquenchable thirst for knowledge and his relentless pursuit of answers, even from a young age, taught him invaluable lessons about perseverance. Ebright’s dedication to his experiments, especially when he was just a child, exemplifies how passion and commitment can lead to success. He did not let failures discourage him but viewed them as opportunities to learn. His story encourages me to stay focused on my goals, remain dedicated, and always ask questions. Ebright’s curiosity and work ethic inspire me to pursue my dreams with persistence, always believing that hard work and dedication can help me overcome any obstacle.

(OR)

(b) It is truly said that a good teacher is the light that helps one cross even the darkest of paths through honing their inherent qualities which enable them to shine bright and strong in life. In what ways does Sulekha’s teacher epitomize this saying? How did she become the pillar of support and strength for Sulekha?

Sulekha’s teacher in Bholi is a true embodiment of this saying. Despite Sulekha’s speech impairment and low self-esteem, her teacher’s kindness, patience, and encouragement transform her life. The teacher saw potential in Sulekha, helping her gain confidence and develop her inner strength. She never ridiculed Sulekha’s stammering speech and instead nurtured her with compassion, allowing her to blossom. When Sulekha’s family considered marrying her off to an elderly man, her teacher supported her decision to stand up for herself. Her guidance and unwavering support gave Sulekha the courage to reject the proposal and choose her own path. The teacher’s influence, both gentle and strong, enabled Sulekha to overcome her fears and believe in herself.

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पटना का पुराना नाम पाटलिपुत्र था. पटना के बारे में कुछ और बातें: 

• पटना का इतिहास 600 ईसा पूर्व से शुरू होता है. 
• पटना को पहले पाटलिग्राम, कुसुमपुर, और अजीमाबाद जैसे नामों से भी जाना जाता था. 
• हर्यक वंश के शासक अजातशत्रु ने पाटलिपुत्र को राजधानी बनाया था. 
• पटना, गंगा नदी के दक्षिणी किनारे पर बसा है. 
• पटना में एक रेलवे स्टेशन भी पाटलिपुत्र नाम से ही बना है. 
• मुगल बादशाह औरंगज़ेब ने अपने पोते मुहम्मद अज़ीम के कहने पर 1704 में पटना का नाम अज़ीमाबाद कर दिया था. 
• पटना, बिहार का सबसे बड़ा शहर है और इसकी राजधानी भी है. 
• बंगाल विभाजन के बाद 1912 में पटना, उड़ीसा और बिहार की राजधानी बना. 
• आजादी के बाद से पटना, बिहार की राजधानी है. 

जनता दरबार से निकलते समय गिरिराज सिंह पर चलाया मुक्का; केंद्रीय मंत्री को सुरक्षाकर्मियों ने बचाया l आरोपी को गिरफ्तार कर उससे पूछताछ की जा रही है।

बेगूसराय के सांसद सह केंद्रीय मंत्री गिरिराज सिंह पर एक युवक ने हमला कर दिया। यह घटना तब हुई जब जनता दरबार में वह लोगों की बात सुन रहे थे। घटना baliya प्रखंड की है। सुरक्षकर्मियों ने आरोपी युवक को गिरफ्तार कर लिया है। गिरफ्तार आरोपी की पहचान मोहम्मद सैफी के रूप में की गई है।

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पहले माइक छीनकर अनर्गल बयानबाजी किया औरे फिर हमला किया 

घटना के संबंध में भारतीय जनता पार्टी के कार्यकर्ताओं ने बताया कि केंद्रीय मंत्री गिरिराज सिंह बलिया अनुमंडल में लोगों से मुलाकात कर रहे थे और लोगों की समस्याओं को सुन रहे थे। उसी वक्त वहां मोहम्मद सैफी नाम का एक युवक वहां पहुंचा और सबसे पहले उसने माइक को अपने कब्जे में ले लिया और अनाप-शनाप बयानबाजी करने लगा। इसी बात से जब भाजपा के कार्यकर्ताओं एवं आम लोगों ने उसका विरोध किया तब आरोपी युवक ने गिरिराज सिंह पर मुक्का चला दिया। हालांकि वहां पर मौजूद सुरक्षाकर्मियों ने गिरिराज सिंह को बचा लिया।

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केंद्रीय मंत्री गिरिराज सिंह ने सीधे-सीधे आरोप लगाते हुए कहा है कि दाढ़ी बढ़ाने से कोई मुल्ला नहीं बन जाता और जिस तरह से ऊक्त मुस्लिम युवक के द्वारा उन्हें डराने धमकाने का काम किया जा रहा है वह इससे डरने वाले नहीं है। गिरिराज सिंह ने कहा कि बिहार में तेजस्वी यादव एवं उत्तर प्रदेश में अखिलेश यादव जैसे लोगों का समर्थन मिलने की वजह से आज अपने आप को कट्टरपंथी मुसलमान कहलाने वाले लोगों का मनोबल बढ़ा है और वह एक सांसद पर भी हमला करने से नहीं चुक रहे हैं। उन्होंने एक बार फिर बख़्फ  बोर्ड पर सवाल उठाते हुए कहा है कि वक्फ बोर्ड के द्वारा फतुहा ही नहीं बल्कि बेगूसराय में भी हिंदुओं के जमीन पर नोटिस भेजा जा रहा है और उसे अपना बताया जा रहा है। वक्त बोर्ड का काम वर्तमान में जमीन जुटाव अभियान में तब्दील हो चुका है। उन्होंने सीधे शब्दों में कहा कि उत्तर प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री ने जो कहा है बटोगे तो कटोगे वह बिल्कुल सत्य है और हिंदुओं को अपनी सुरक्षा एवं सनातन धर्म की रक्षा के लिए एक होना ही पड़ेगा, नहीं तो अखिलेश यादव तेजस्वी यादव एवं राहुल गांधी जैसे लोग भारत को इस्लामिक कंट्री बनाकर ही दम लेंगे।

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23 February 2024 Ko Kya Hai

2024 का 8वां शुक्रवार। 2024 के 8वें सप्ताह पर (आईएसओ मानक सप्ताह संख्या गणना का उपयोग करके)। शीतकाल का 65वाँ दिन। वसंत ऋतु आने में 25 दिन बचे हैं।

आइये जानते है 23 February 2024 को बिहार में होने वाली कुछ मुख्य घटनाये:

बहाली :

नवादा में 23 फरवरी को संयुक्त श्रम भवन (सरकारी आईटीआई) में एक दिवसीय जॉब कैंप का आयोजन किया जाएगा। जिसमें पुखराज हेल्थ केयर, प्राईवेट लिमिटेड कम्पनी भाग ले रही है। वेलनेस एडवाइजर के 30 पद पर बहाली ली जाएगी। जिसमें बारहवीं अभ्यार्थीयों का चयन किया जाएगा।

ट्रेनों का रूट डायवर्जन :

समस्तीपुर डिवीजन के नरकटियागंज-मुजफ्फरपुर रेलवे खंडों के भीतर चल रहे नॉन-इंटरलॉकिंग (एनआई) परिचालन के कारण दिल्ली और पंजाब से बिहार के बीच यात्रा करने वाली कई ट्रेन सेवाओं के मार्गों में बदलाव किया गया है। एनआई प्रक्रियाएं 20 से 22 फरवरी तक नरकटियागंज-चमुआ रेलवे खंड पर निष्पादन के लिए निर्धारित हैं। इसके अतिरिक्त, मोतीपुर स्टेशन पर एनआई गतिविधियाँ 18 से 24 फरवरी तक निर्धारित हैं।

बिहार के नवनियुक्त शिक्षकों की नयी टाइम टेबल 23 February 2024 से :

बिहार के मुख्यमंत्री नीतीश कुमार द्वारा राज्य विधानसभा को वर्तमान आठ घंटे के स्कूल शेड्यूल में आगामी कटौती के बारे में आश्वस्त करने के तुरंत बाद, शिक्षा विभाग ने मंगलवार को संशोधित स्कूल घंटों का अनावरण किया। नया समय छह घंटे का होगा, जो सुबह 10 बजे से शुरू होकर शाम 4 बजे समाप्त होगा।

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मूकांबिका राइस & ग्रेन्स टेक् एक्स्पो 2024 :

यह एक्सपो पटना में बिहार वेटेरनरी कॉलेज ग्राउंड पैर 24 से 25 February तक आयोजित किया जायेगा।

सिनेमा प्रेमियों का दिन :

PVR INOX सिनेमा चेन्स में टिकट की कीमतें 23 February को केवन 99 रुपये होंगी।

23 February 2024 Ko Kya Hai विश्व के सन्दर्भ में

• Climate and Clean Air Conference 2024 : यह सम्मेलन 21 से 23 February तक नैरोबी, केन्या में होगा।

• Cindrella Project of Columbia : यह आयोजन 24 February को होगा, जिसके लिए दान 23 February तक स्वीकार किये जायेंगे

• National Banana and Bread Day & National Dog Biscuit Day भी 23 February को मनाये जाते हैं।

इसे भी पढ़े : जानिए 22 February 2024 Ko Kya Hai?

23 February 2024 का पंचांग

23, फरवरी, गुरुवार, 04 फाल्गुन (सौर) शक 1944, 11, फाल्गुन मास प्रविष्टे 2079, 02, शाबान सन् हिजरी 1444, फाल्गुन शुक्ल चतुर्थी रात्रि 01.33 मिनट तक तदनन्तर पंचमी, रेवती नक्षत्र रात्रि 03.43 बजे तक तदनन्तर अश्विनी नक्षत्र, शुभ योग रात्रि 08.57 मिनट तक पश्चात शुक्ल (शुक्र) योग, वणिज करण।

22 February 2024 Ko Kya Hai: 22 February 2024 को आज जांगिड़ समाज के आराध्य और देवताओं के शिल्पी भगवान विश्वकर्मा का जयंती महोत्सव श्री विश्वकर्मा जांगिड़ पंचायत एवं श्री विश्वकर्मा मंदिर कमेटी बाईजी का तालाब के संयुक्त तत्वावधान में गुरुवार को मनाया जाएगा।

22 फरवरी 2024 को हमारे कैलेंडर में तीसरा गुरुवार है। यह साल का 53वां दिन है और 2024 में अब और 313 दिन बचे हैं। इस दिन का विक्रम संवत् हिन्दू तिथि है: गुरुवार, 10 फागुन, 2080। यह 2024 के 8वें सप्ताह में आता है (ISO मानक सप्ताह गणना का उपयोग करके)। यह शीतकाल का 64वां दिन है और वसंत आने में 26 दिन बाकी हैं। इस दिन का रत्न है: एमेथिस्ट।

22 February 2024 Ko Kya Hai विश्व और भारत में

विश्वभर में इस दिन के रूपरेखा में निम्नलिखित त्योहार और अवधारणाएं शामिल हैं:

World Thinking Day (विश्व सोचने का दिन) : हर 22 फरवरी को विश्व चिंतन दिवस (World Thinking Day) 150 से अधिक देशों से लाखों गर्ल गाइड और गर्ल स्काउट्स को एक साथ लाता है। 1926 में स्थापित, यह स्काउटिंग आंदोलन के संस्थापक लॉर्ड और लेडी बेडेन-पॉवेल के साझा जन्मदिन मनाता है।

यह दिन सांस्कृतिक आदान-प्रदान को बढ़ावा देता है, जिसमें प्रतिभागी मैत्री संदेशों का आदान-प्रदान करते हैं और विभिन्न संस्कृतियों के बारे में सीखते हैं। शांति, पर्यावरण और लैंगिक समानता जैसे मुद्दों पर ध्यान केंद्रित करते हुए थीम हर साल बदलती रहती है।

विश्व चिंतन दिवस (World Thinking Day) वैश्विक नागरिकता को बढ़ावा देता है, युवाओं को कार्रवाई करने के लिए सशक्त बनाता है। गतिविधियों और सेवा परियोजनाओं के माध्यम से, यह उन्हें स्थानीय और वैश्विक स्तर पर सकारात्मक प्रभाव डालने के लिए प्रेरित करता है। साथ मिलकर, वे एक अधिक समावेशी और टिकाऊ दुनिया के लिए प्रयास करते हैं।

(National Margarita Day) राष्ट्रीय मार्गरीटा दिवस : हर 22 फरवरी को, संयुक्त राज्य भर में कॉकटेल उत्साही और मार्गरीटा प्रेमी राष्ट्रीय मार्गरीटा दिवस मनाते हैं। यह प्रिय पेय अवकाश प्रतिष्ठित मैक्सिकन कॉकटेल का सम्मान करता है जो टकीला, नींबू के रस और ट्रिपल सेक के ताज़ा मिश्रण के लिए जाना जाता है, जिसे नमक के साथ एक गिलास में परोसा जाता है।

राष्ट्रीय मार्गरीटा दिवस लोगों को उनकी पसंदीदा मार्गरीटा विविधताओं का आनंद लेने का अवसर प्रदान करता है, चाहे वह क्लासिक ऑन द रॉक्स हो, फ्रोज़न हो, या आम या स्ट्रॉबेरी जैसे फलों का स्वाद हो। बार और रेस्तरां अक्सर विशेष मार्गरीटा सौदों और प्रचारों की सुविधा देते हैं, जो संरक्षकों को उत्सव में एक गिलास उठाने के लिए आमंत्रित करते हैं।

केवल एक स्वादिष्ट पेय का आनंद लेने के अलावा, राष्ट्रीय मार्गरीटा दिवस इस प्रिय कॉकटेल के सांस्कृतिक महत्व की सराहना करने का भी समय है। मेक्सिको में उत्पन्न, मार्गरीटा दुनिया भर में मौज-मस्ती, विश्राम और उष्णकटिबंधीय माहौल का प्रतीक बन गया है।

चाहे किसी जीवंत उत्सव में दोस्तों के साथ आनंद लिया जाए या धूप का आनंद लेते हुए अकेले आनंद लिया जाए, राष्ट्रीय मार्गरीटा दिवस एक उत्सव का अवसर है जो लोगों को वापस घूमने, आराम करने और एक गिलास में स्वर्ग के स्वाद का आनंद लेने के लिए प्रोत्साहित करता है। मार्गरीटा को शुभकामनाएँ, एक कालातीत कॉकटेल जो हमारे जीवन में थोड़ी धूप लाने में कभी असफल नहीं होती।

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