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Nagalakshmi

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· 1 Months ago

Which one is the smallest prime
number?
A.0
B.1
C.3
D.2

Pavan

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· 1 Months ago

1

Pavan

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1

Ravi kumar

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· 1 Months ago

2

akhilesh

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· 1 Months ago

2

RAMDAS TUDU

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· 1 Months ago

2

Surukulu atati

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· 1 Months ago

Ans:-2

Nilanjan Mahato

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· 1 Months ago

2

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

small prime no 2 hota hai

ravi ranjan mishra

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· 1 Months ago

small prime no 2 hota hai

Rakesh Swami

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· 1 Months ago

2

Raju Kumar

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· 1 Months ago

2

Rajendra

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· 1 Months ago

2

Manoj

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· 1 Months ago

2 is the smallest prime number

Rahul Kumar Gupta

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· 1 Months ago

1

radhey verma

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· 1 Months ago

1

Zissu Ziksar

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d

Vishal Tanwar

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2

Bittu winner

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2

Nrusingha patra

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· 1 Months ago

3

Sapna kumari

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· 1 Months ago

2

Mamta

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· 1 Months ago

ryt ans =1

devendra

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· 1 Months ago

"0"

Javed Alam

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· 1 Months ago

2

supreeya bheelu chavan

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· 1 Months ago

2

SANJAY HANSDA

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· 1 Months ago

2

pravin kumar

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· 1 Months ago

1

BRIJPAL

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2

Rahul Kumar Gupta

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· 1 Months ago

1 is the smallest prime number

Rakesh Kumar

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· 1 Months ago

1

MD EJAZ SABRI

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· 1 Months ago

b

Kiran bauri

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2

Tiru Rock

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2

Shivanand Pandey

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2

Ranjan Kumar

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· 1 Months ago

2

Balwant

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B

Munna kumar

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· 1 Months ago

2

Sharmanand sah

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2

ARUP MANNA

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· 1 Months ago

2

Hítèsh Mèèñæ

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· 1 Months ago

2

Hítèsh Mèèñæ

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2

Gopal

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· 1 Months ago

D

navdeep kumar

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· 1 Months ago

d

I SRAVAN

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2

suneel

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· 1 Months ago

B
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lakshmi

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· 1 Months ago

Robert Langlands, who has won the 2018 Abel Prize, belongs to which country?
A.Canada
B.United States
C.Brazil
D.Australia
E.New Zealand

Sanjukta

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· 1 Months ago

Question No:
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Question ID:
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DIRECTIONS: Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives.



The concern about autonomy of the university and academic freedom has been an ongoing one, often forming the basis of public discussion in India. However, much of the debate has focused on the external interference in the functioning of the university—the political onslaught on academic freedom; governmental monitoring, financial controls, and similar other interventions from outside the university system. However, there is another angle to autonomy which is less deliberated upon—the internal constraints on academic freedom impacting the autonomy and dignity of teachers.

The essence of a university lies in intellectual discovery and development of ideas. Promoting and sustaining the spirit of free enquiry thus remains the central logic of the institution. It is this demand for intellectual creativity that justifies the autonomy of the university and academic freedom. The autonomy and dignity of the teacher therefore lies at the core of the university system. The concept also emanates from the emphasis placed on the notions of 'equality' and 'empowerment' in the very definition of the 'university'. The university is supposed to provide an enabling environment where a scholar can engage in teaching and research without unnecessary constraint or control.



The notion of autonomy and dignity of teachers flows from two fundamentals of the university system—first, teaching and research are defined as the basic activity of the university and the teacher-researcher is seen as the focal point of all university affairs and, second, an absence of hierarchical control from above. The structuring of power and authority in the university takes place in a manner where the teacher is not placed under the direct control of a superior. It is not a bureaucratic order where the teacher is to operate under a boss. The head of department /chairperson, rather than being the administrative boss is more of a facilitator and an academic leader. Even the vice chancellor is a distant administrator and should not be seen as controlling the academic life of teachers. The only control that should be exercised on the teacher is an academic one—in the class by students and outside it by a peer group of researchers.



However, this is not the case with most state universities. There is a power context which not only devalues the role of teaching and research but also makes the teacher feel ineffective and peripheral to the system, thereby undercutting the notion of autonomy and dignity of the teacher.
Which of the following is true as per the passage?


1. The external interference in the functioning of the university is not an onslaught on academic freedom.

2. The structuring of power and authority in the university is unique as the teacher is not underthe direct control of superior. Choose your answer from the choices given below.

AOnly 1 BOnly 2
CBoth 1 and 2 DNeither 1 nor 2

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