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2021-04-02 08:40:31 Good Morning

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2. English Common Mistake
3. Who's Who
4. Top Headlines

Thoughts : “It is difficult for a student to pick a good teacher, but it is more difficult for a teacher to pick a good Student.”

English Common Mistake ( #EnglishMistake)

Phrasal Verb
INCORRECT: Smith came across with a beggar.
CORRECT: Smith came across a beggar.
Rule
Came across is a phrasal verb which means happened to see or spot. So, use of with is unnecessary here.
Example
I came across my aunt.

Who's Who : Governors ( #NewAppoitments )

01. Himachal Pradesh
- Shri Bandaru Dattatraya

02. Jharkhand
- Shrimati Droupadi Murmu

Top 32 Headlines : 02 April 2021 #DailyNews

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World

- Relief to Indian IT Professionals as US allows H-1B visa ban to expire

- US President outlines 2.3 trillion dollars plan to reengineer nation’s infrastructure

- Bangladesh bans arrival from Europe except UK and 12 other countries

- US Attorney General launches review on hate crimes prosecutions, data collection

- 2000 Bangladeshi students to get Muktijoddha Scholarships

India

- India constructs highways more than any other country in last financial year says, Nitin Gadkari

- India vows to make regional cooperation stronger & vibrant under BIMSTEC framework says External Affairs Minister

- Good Friday being observed across the country

- Indian Army to participate in Multinational Military Exercise ‘Shantir Ogroshena -2021’ in Bangladesh

- Over 6 crore 87 lakh doses of Covid-19 vaccines administered in country so far

State

- Gujarat Assembly passes Bill penalising forcible or fraudulent religious conversion by marriage

- Active cases of COVID-19 mount to 1907 in Bihar

- Several cine stars trying their political fortune in West Bengal assembly elections

- More than 3 lakh doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in single day in Maharashtra

- Govt approves Rs 780 crore project for upgradation of Kargil Zanskar road

Sports

- Ash Barty storms into final of Miami open

- Indian Skipper Virat Kohli retains top spot in ICC ODI rankings

- Football World Cup: Portugal and Serbia top qualifying Group A on 7 points

- Tokyo 2020 Olympic flame begins in northeastern prefecture of Fukushima

- India have got to be favourites to win T20 World Cup: Michael Atherton

Business

- GST revenue collection hits new record of over Rs 1.23 lakh crore in March 2021

- Over 7 crore E-way bills generated in March; highest in a month during last three years

- Finance Ministry releases Rs 45,000 crore as additional devolution to States in FY 2020-21

- Sensex closes above 50,000, Nifty at 14,867

- World Bank says India’s GDP to grow from 7.5 to 12.5 per cent during current fiscal

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2021-04-02 08:27:34 Good Morning Open / Comment

2021-03-31 09:19:37 Quiz '#DailyQuiz - Compound Interest'
Total Question : 10 Per Question Time : 20 Sec. Per Question Mark : 1
10 questions · 1 min Open / Comment

2021-03-31 09:11:00 1. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहार्य): practicable
Synonyms: practical, workable
Antonyms: impractical
Example Sentence:
It is not feasible to put most finds from excavations on public display.

2. ONGOING (ADJECTIVE): (चालू): in progress
Synonyms: under way, going on
Antonyms: finished
Example Sentence:
Training is part of our ongoing career development program.

3. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): (प्रकटीकरण): revelation
Synonyms: divulgence, declaration
Antonyms: concealment
Example Sentence:
He cannot prevent the disclosure of information.

4. THRIFT (NOUN): (मितव्ययिती): providence
Synonyms: prudence, economy
Antonyms: profligacy
Example Sentence:
We have been raised with the the values of thrift and self-reliance.

5. INCUMBENT (ADJECTIVE): (अनिवार्य): binding
Synonyms: obligatory, mandatory
Antonyms: optional
Example Sentence:
The government realized that it was incumbent on them to act. Open / Comment