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How much amount has been allocated for the National Livelihood Mission in Union Budget 2018-19?

(a) Rs 11,300 crore
(b) Rs 5,750 crore
(c) Rs 3,000 crore
(d) Rs 10,000 crore
(e) Rs 17,100 crore

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[B] Iran
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[B] Cambodia
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(a) New Delhi, India
(b) Beijing, China
(c) Manila, Philippines
(d) Tokyo, Japan
(e) Nairobi, Kenya

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Missing Numbers Series asked:

1. 17,98,26,89,35,?

Ans: 80

2. 2,17,89,359,1079,?

Ans : 2159

3. 3,5,15,45,113,?

Ans: 243

4. 7,4.5,5.5,12,49,?

Ans: 393

5. 3240,540,108,27,?,4.5

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Five friends Pawan, Qureshi, Rajan, Sultan and Tango are Musician, Architect, Doctor, Engineer an

There are n sweets in a bag. 6 of the sweets are orange. The rest of the sweets are yellow. Hannah takes a random sweet from the bag. She eats the sweet. Hannah then takes at random another sweet from

In a certain code REFRIGERATOR coded as ROTAREGIRFER, which word would be coded as NOITINUMMA?

a) ANMOMIUTNI

b) AMNTOMUIIN

c) AMMUNITION

d) NMMUNITIOA

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Tom and Morgan entered into a partnership investing Rs 12000 and 18000 respectively. After 4 months Tom withdrew Rs 3000 while Morgan invested Rs 3000. Next after 2 months Pathan joins the business wi

In a row of boys, Srinath is 7th from the left and Venkat is 12th from the right. If they interchange their positions, Srinath becomes 22nd from the left. How many boys are there in the row?

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In a bag there are 4 gold bands, 5 silver bands and 6 iron bands. 3 bands are drawn one by one. If the first band comes out to be of Gold, then 6 more gold bands are added to bag. After the 2nd draw n

A, B, C, D and E are standing in a line facing North. E is standing 40 metres left to B. A is standing 20 metres left to C. D is standing 20 meters rights to E and 50 metres right to C. What is the di

Directions (Q. 1-Q20): In each question below are given three statements followed by two conclusions numbered I and II. You have to take the given statements to be true even if they seem to be at vari

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In a school there are total 120 staff members and 800 students. 65 per cent of the number of staff members are teache

Software, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, are referred to as _____.

a)Systems software

b)Utility software

c)Browsers

d)Internet tools

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Seven persons A,B,C,D,E,F and G attend meetings at seven different places on different days of the week fr

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A) But this does not mean that death was the Egyptians' only preoccupation.

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DIRECTIONS: Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words are printed in bold to help you to locate them while answering some of the questions. \n\nThe idea that every individual should have access to a minimum guaranteed basic income is not new. Thomas Paine sought an equal inheritance for everyone, \u201ca national fund\u201d which would pay every adult a sum of \u201cfifteen pounds sterling as compensation\u201d for the introduction of the system of landed property. Over the last century, with the Great Depression, welfare policy in the U.S. was transformed with minimum wage legislation, while Keynesianism meant that the government would attempt to stimulate the economy during downturns by directly financing public employment and public works. Long-term support was offered to the aged, the disabled and single mothers while unemployment insurance sought to support the temporarily unemployed. The 1960s brought about the war on poverty, waged through federally funded social service and healthcare programmes. Milton Friedman sought a negative income tax, eliminating the need for a minimum wage and potentially the \u201cwelfare trap\u201d, while bureaucracy could be curtailed. Richard Nixon supported and yet failed to push through a \u201cFamily Assistance Plan\u201d while George McGovern\u2019s 1972 campaign sought a $1,000 \u201cdemogrant\u201d for all citizens. This decadal struggle against poverty in the West cut the number of those in poverty in the U.S. to 26 million from 36 million in 12 years. Education and health care were improved, but the employability and the income of the poor remained stranded. With the rise of neo-liberalism, opinion shifted. Existing welfare systems had grown too cumbersome, without eliminating poverty.\n\nNow, however, the idea of an unconditional annual income is gathering momentum. Y Combinator, of Silicon Valley fame, is testing out a new business model: handing out money, without any strings, in an unnamed U.S. community in an attempt to replace safety net welfare policies that often fail to help those with the greatest need. Finland is considering a plan to give 100,000 citizens $1,000 a month, while four cities in Netherlands are starting trial programmes. Switzerland may have rejected, in a referendum, the idea of giving citizens about $2,500 a month, but the Canadian province of Ontario is planning a trial run. Progressives hail it as an escape route for workaholics, from oppressive jobs and situations, giving individuals greater time to build relationships and pursue education or artistic endeavours. Conservatives applaud its potential to shrink bureaucracy. As job concerns about automation grow, the basic income stands out as a panacea.\n\nEven India has seen its share of basic income experiments. A pilot in eight villages in Madhya Pradesh provided over 6,000 individuals a monthly payment (Rs.100 for a child, Rs.200 for an adult; later raised to Rs.150 and Rs.300, respectively). The money was initially paid out as cash, while transitioning to bank accounts three months later. The transfer was unconditional, save the prevention of substitution of food subsidies for cash grants. The results were intriguing. Most villagers used the money on household improvements while taking precautions against malaria \u2014 24.3 per cent of the households changed their main source of energy for cooking or lighting; 16 per cent had made changes to their toilet. There was a seeming shift towards markets, instead of ration shops, given better financial liquidity, leading to improved nutrition, particularly among SC and ST households, and better school attendance and performance. There was an increase in small-scale investments (better seeds, sewing machines, equipment repairs etc). Bonded labour decreased, along with casual wage labour, while self-employed farming and business activity increased. Financial inclusion was rapid \u2013 within four months of the pilot, 95.6 per cent of the individuals had bank accounts. Within a year, 73 per cent of the households reported a reduction in their debt. There was no evidence of any increase in spending on alcohol.\n\nBefore moving ahead, we would need more data to prove its applicability in the Indian context. There have only been eight large-scale pilot programmes testing the impact of a universal basic income on human well-being. Social context too matters \u2014 what might have worked in Manitoba or Kenya might not necessarily be applicable to India. We need a greater depth of pilot studies, focussed on ensuring universal access and covering minimum living expenses. 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