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  One liner GK 1) India is regarded as a country with "Demographic Dividend" . This is due to its high population in the age group of 15-64 year. 2) A "closed Economy" is an economy in which neither export nor import take place. 3) The difference B/W a CFL and An LED lamp to  produce light , a CFL uses Mercury vapour and phosphors while semi-conductor material . A CFL is less energy efficient as compared to an LED lamp. 4) Economic Growth is usually coupled with Inflation . Inflation means that prices of goods increases So that customer very difficult able to purchased goods. Due to this twin balance sheet problems also link . Because of weak growth of profits so unable to pay loans of public sector banks by corporate sectors. 5)" Virtual Private Networks" is a private computer of an organization where the remote users can transmit encrypted information through the sever of the organization. 6)Black mountain lie in Bhutan. 7) The Island of seychelles are l...

  One liner GK 1) India is regarded as a country with "Demographic Dividend" . This is due to its high population in the age group of 15-64 year. 2) A "closed Economy" is an economy in which neither export nor import take place. 3) The difference B/W a CFL and An LED lamp to  produce light , a CFL uses Mercury vapour and phosphors while semi-conductor material . A CFL is less energy efficient as compared to an LED lamp. 4) Economic Growth is usually coupled with Inflation . Inflation means that prices of goods increases So that customer very difficult able to purchased goods. Due to this twin balance sheet problems also link . Because of weak growth of profits so unable to pay loans of public sector banks by corporate sectors. 5)" Virtual Private Networks" is a private computer of an organization where the remote users can transmit encrypted information through the sever of the organization. 6)Black mountain lie in Bhutan. 7) The Island of...

Twin Balance Sheet Twin Balance Sheet Problem is all about public sector banks which linked directly to that of the corporate sector. Twin balance sheet means that problem suffering balance sheets of both corporate sector and public sector banks. During the time of boom or applause years , the corporate sectors such as power, steel & infrastructure etc took a lot of money from PSU Banks . But present time slump in both these sectors, the corporate sectors profits goes down and unable to repay their loans and their debts are raising at an alarming levels . So they can't able to invest or park their money to others or new projects. So their balance sheets in trouble .                              Due to this PSU banks NPA's also increase drastically , which result of this balance sheet of banks also in peril condition.This phenomina is called twin...

Twin Balance Sheet Twin Balance Sheet Problem is all about public sector banks which linked directly to that of the corporate sector. Twin balance sheet means that problem suffering balance sheets of both corporate sector and public sector banks. During the time of boom or applause years , the corporate sectors such as power, steel & infrastructure etc took a lot of money from PSU Banks . But present time slump in both these sectors, the corporate sectors profits goes down and unable to repay their loans and their debts are raising at an alarming levels . So they can't able to invest or park their money to others or new projects. So their balance sheets in trouble .                              Due to this PSU banks NPA's also increase drastically , which result of this balance sheet of banks also in peril condition.This phenomina is...

current affairs 1) President appoint new governors of five states. a) Brigadier B D Mishra (Rett.) appointed governor of Arunachal Pradesh . b) Satya pal malik appointed governor of Bihar . He was twice elected as member of Rajya Sabha and once in Lok Sabha. c) Banwarilal Purohit appointed governor of Tamil Nadu .Prior to this appointment he was governor of Assam. d) Prof. Jagdish Mukhi appointed governor of Assam . Previously he was Lieutenant governor of Andman & Nicobar Islands. f) Ganga prasad he was appointed as the governor of meghalaya. g)Davindra kumar joshi he was appointed as Lt. governor of Andman & Nicobar islands. 2) Defence ministry of india rolled out new software named ARPAN 3.0 (Army Record Office Process Automation 3.0)  . This software was jointly developed by Army software development centre (ASDC) & tech. Mahidra using State of the Art web based technology.

current affairs 1) President appoint new governors of five states. a) Brigadier B D Mishra (Rett.) appointed governor of Arunachal Pradesh . b) Satya pal malik appointed governor of Bihar . He was twice elected as member of Rajya Sabha and once in Lok Sabha. c) Banwarilal Purohit appointed governor of Tamil Nadu .Prior to this appointment he was governor of Assam. d) Prof. Jagdish Mukhi appointed governor of Assam . Previously he was Lieutenant governor of Andman & Nicobar Islands. f) Ganga prasad he was appointed as the governor of meghalaya. g)Davindra kumar joshi he was appointed as Lt. governor of Andman & Nicobar islands. 2) Defence ministry of india rolled out new software named ARPAN 3.0 (Army Record Office Process Automation 3.0)  . This software was jointly developed by Army software development centre (ASDC) & tech. Mahidra using State of the Art web based technology.

ENGLISH VOCABULARY Implore: Make a very serious or emotional request . Scathe : Harm, Injury. Meretricious: (Mer-a-tri-shes) Attractive in a cheap or false way. Deleterious : Damaging or harmful. Platoon: A group of people who are doing something together. Vendetta : A very long and violent fight b/w two families or groups. Rejigger: To Change or adjust , Alter. Flay: To beat or whip in a very violent and severe way, to criticize harshly . Gambit: A planned series of moves at the beginning or something done or said in order to gain an advantage or to produce a desired result. Splurge: An ostentatious effort. Abysmal: Extremely bad or poor , profound. Stampede: To run away in a large group from something especially because of fear. Decency: Polite , moral and honest behavior and attitudes that show respect for other people . 

ENGLISH VOCABULARY Implore: Make a very serious or emotional request . Scathe : Harm, Injury. Meretricious: (Mer-a-tri-shes) Attractive in a cheap or false way. Deleterious : Damaging or harmful. Platoon: A group of people who are doing something together. Vendetta : A very long and violent fight b/w two families or groups. Rejigger: To Change or adjust , Alter. Flay: To beat or whip in a very violent and severe way, to criticize harshly . Gambit: A planned series of moves at the beginning or something done or said in order to gain an advantage or to produce a desired result. Splurge: An ostentatious effort. Abysmal: Extremely bad or poor , profound. Stampede: To run away in a large group from something especially because of fear. Decency: Polite , moral and honest behavior and attitudes that show respect for other people . 

Today in every exam minimum one question always asked for geographical located structure . which is ether power station, temples , dams etc. So today we discuss some most important frequently asked Atomic power stations . So enjoy reading of concise data. 1) Kundankulam nuclear power plant :-distt Tirunelveli . Tamil Nadu . It is the single largest nuclear power plant operational in 1998. 2) Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant:- located in city Vyara of Gujarat in 1984. 3) Narora Nuclear power Plant:- Bulandshwar, UP. It consist Two pressurized heavy water reactor. 4) Tarapur power plant:- Tarapur Atomic Power Station is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.Tarapur is the largest nuclear power station in India.                                         It is the oldest atomic power station of India (1962). 5) Jaitapur Nuclear Project :- Jaitapur Nuclear Power Project is a proposed 9900 MW power p...

Today in every exam minimum one question always asked for geographical located structure . which is ether power station, temples , dams etc. So today we discuss some most important frequently asked Atomic power stations . So enjoy reading of concise data. 1) Kundankulam nuclear power plant :-distt Tirunelveli . Tamil Nadu . It is the single largest nuclear power plant operational in 1998. 2) Kakrapar Nuclear Power Plant:- located in city Vyara of Gujarat in 1984. 3) Narora Nuclear power Plant:- Bulandshwar, UP. It consist Two pressurized heavy water reactor. 4) Tarapur power plant:- Tarapur Atomic Power Station is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.Tarapur is the largest nuclear power station in India.                                         It is the oldest atomic power station of India (1962). 5) Jaitapur Nuclear Project :- Jaitapur Nuclear Power Project is a...

DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY 1) Convergence:- The process or state of converging , meeting point. 2) Steadfastly:- In a resolutely or dutifully firm , Adherence , Resolution. 3) Roll out:- Official Launch. 4) Bizarre:- Outlandish, queer, peculiar, offbeat. 5) Prelude:- An action or event serving as an introduction to something more important. 6)Bravado:- Boastfulness, Grandiosity, Swagger. 7) Abate:- To become weaker in strength, Diminish , Dwindle. 8) Abash:- To Destroy the self-possession or self-confidence , confound. 9)Quibble:- A slight objection or criticism, query, Grouse. 10) Helmsman:- A person who steers a ship or boat.

DAILY ENGLISH VOCABULARY 1) Convergence:- The process or state of converging , meeting point. 2) Steadfastly:- In a resolutely or dutifully firm , Adherence , Resolution. 3) Roll out:- Official Launch. 4) Bizarre:- Outlandish, queer, peculiar, offbeat. 5) Prelude:- An action or event serving as an introduction to something more important. 6)Bravado:- Boastfulness, Grandiosity, Swagger. 7) Abate:- To become weaker in strength, Diminish , Dwindle. 8) Abash:- To Destroy the self-possession or self-confidence , confound. 9)Quibble:- A slight objection or criticism, query, Grouse. 10) Helmsman:- A person who steers a ship or boat.

All about GST 1) 1 july 2017 is the GST roll out day. 2) India has chosen Canadian model of dual GST. 3) Only two countries canada and India has dual model of GST. 4) France become first country who implemented GST in 1954. There are total 160 countries adopted GST. 5) India GST tax(28%) slab is the highest tax slab in the world. 6) In India there are four strata of GST tax ie. 5%, 12%   , 18% and 28%. 7) There are three type of GST tax in India CGST, SGST and IGST( Integrated GST). 8) In india 2000, GST was first proposed. 9) In india GST come under "122 Amendment Bill". 10) Under "Constitution Act 101" GST covered. 11)GST council formed under Article number 279A. 12) Chairman of GST finance...

All about GST 1) 1 july 2017 is the GST roll out day. 2) India has chosen Canadian model of dual GST. 3) Only two countries canada and India has dual model of GST. 4) France become first country who implemented GST in 1954. There are total 160 countries adopted GST. 5) India GST tax(28%) slab is the highest tax slab in the world. 6) In India there are four strata of GST tax ie. 5%, 12%   , 18% and 28%. 7) There are three type of GST tax in India CGST, SGST and IGST( Integrated GST). 8) In india 2000, GST was first proposed. 9) In india G...