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Recruitment Dairy Development Inspector Gr II 25 Posts

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 Recruitment for the post of Dairy Development Inspector Gr II 25 Posts Recruitment for the post of Dairy Development Inspector Gr II 25 Posts Post Name Dairy Development Inspector Total Post 25 Application Fee For All Categories: Rs. 1000/- For SC, BC & EWS   PWD: Rs. 250/- For Ex-Servicemen & Dependent: Rs. 200/- For Physical Handicapped: Rs. 500/- Payment Mode: Online Starting Date to Apply Online Starting Date: 11-10-2021 Last Date to Apply Online Closing Date: 31-10-2021 Age Limit Minimum Age: 18 Years Maximum Age: 37 Years Apply Online Post Login | Registration New Candidates Notification Read Notification Website Click Here Free Notes Download Study Materials (PDF) Click Here Vacancy Details Post Name Total
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State Bank Of India New Recruitment Of Probationary Officers

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 State Bank Of India New Recruitment Of Probationary Officers SBI PO Recruitment 2056 Posts Post Name SBI PO Online Form 2021 Total Post 2056 Application Fee For General, EWC, OBC: Rs. 750/- (App. Fee including Intimation Charges)   For SC/ ST/ PWD: Nil Payment Mode (Online): Debit/ Credit Card & Internet Banking Starting Date to Apply Online Starting Date: 04-10-2021 Last Date to Apply Online Closing Date: 25-10-2021 Age Limit Minimum Age: 21 Years Maximum Age: 30 Years Apply Online Post Login | Registration New Candidates Notification Read Notification Website Click Here Free Notes Download Study Materials (PDF) Click Here Vacancy Details Post Name Total Post Qualification Probationary Officer (GEN)
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CTET-CBSE Dec 2021 - Apply Online for Teacher Vacancy

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CBSE CTET Dec Recruitment 2021 – Apply Online for Teacher Vacancy CBSE CTET Dec Recruitment 2021 – Apply Online for Teacher Vacancy Post Name CBSE CTET Dec Online Form 2021 Download admit Card Available on First week of December 2021 (Tentative) Application Fee For Gen/ OBC (Only Paper I or II): Rs. 1000/- For Gen/ OBC (Both Paper I & II): Rs. 1200/- For SC/ ST/ Differently Abled Person (Only Paper I or II): Rs. 500/ For SC/ ST/ Differently Abled Person (Both Paper I & II): Rs. 600/- Payment Mode: Online Starting Date to Apply Online Starting Date: 20-09-2021 Last Date to Apply Online Closing Date: 19-10-2021 Date for Download Admit Card First week of December 2021 (Tentative) Date of Exam (CBT) Date: 16-12-2021 to 13-01-2022 Date for Declaration of Result By 15-02-2022 (Tentatively) Qua
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Error Detection Nouns and Pronouns Exercise Part-1 English Grammar

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NOUNS AND NOUN PHRASES 01. INCORRECT - We have received no Information’s. 01. CORRECT - We have received no Information. 02. INCORRECT - Politics are not meant for me. 02. CORRECT - Politics are not meant for me. 03. INCORRECT - He was troubled by this news. 03. CORRECT - He was troubled by this news. 04. INCORRECT - We saw beautiful scrivener in Kashmir. 04. CORRECT -  We saw beautiful scenery in Kashmir. 05. INCORRECT - I will take care of your luggage’s. 05. CORRECT - I will take care of your luggage. 06. INCORRECT - Gymnastics are given a lot of importance in our school. 06. CORRECT - Gymnastics is given a lot of importance in our school. 07. INCORRECT - There were no breads in the shop. 07. CORRECT - There were no bread in the shop. 08. INCORRECT - We have bought some new furniture’s. 08. CORRECT - We have bought some new furniture. 09. INCORRECT - Please excuse the troubles. 09. CORRECT - Please excuse me for the trouble. 10. INCORRECT - The blinds need our support. 10. CORRECT -
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May, Might, Used To, Ought to, Must, Need, Dare - English grammar | Part- 2

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May, Might, Used To, Ought to, Must, Need, Dare - English grammar | Part- 2 (7) Use of ‘May’ 1. To grant or seek permission formally. ‘May’ is more formal and polite  than ‘can’. For Example :  You  may  leave now. May  I come in, Sir? 2. To express a wish (benediction or malediction) For Example : May  God bless you! May  God curse you! 3. To express a factual possibility: For Example :  The road  may  be blocked today due to the procession. They have started and  may  arrive here any moment. It is cloudy today. It  may  rain. Important Note :  ‘Can’ indicates a theoretical possibility whereas ‘may’ indicates a factual possibility. For Example :  During monsoon, it  can  rain any time. (theoretical  possibility) The sky is overcast, it  may  rain today. (factual  possibility) 3. To express a purpose in a subordinate clause: For Example :  He is building his body so that he  may  join the army. He is working hard so that he  may  pass with good  marks. (8) Use of ‘Might’ 1. To express
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The Happy Prince Lesson- 1 Short Questions-Answers (PSEB)

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  The Happy Prince (Oscar Wilde)   10 th Class PSEB Examination-Style Questions And Answers  Short-Answer Type Textual Questions (15-20 Words) Note: Please seek the help of your teacher Q. 1. Where did the statue of the Happy Prince stand? Ans. The statue of the Happy Prince stood on a high column above the city. Q. 2. How was the statue decorated? Ans. The statue was decorated with precious stones and gold. Q. 3. Where was the Swallow going? Ans. The Swallow was going to Egypt. Q. 4. Why did the Swallow put up between the feet of the Happy Prince? Ans. Because there was plenty of  fresh  air. It  was fine place for Swallow. Q. 5. Where were the drops coming  from? Ans. The drops were coming from the eyes of the Happy prince.  Q. 6.  Why was the Happy Prince Crying? Ans. The Happy Prince was crying to see the misery and sorrows of his city. Q. 7. Describe the seamstress in the words of the Prince? Ans. She wa
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Study Materials Free Notes Download - PDF

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 All Subjects Notes free Download in PDF SUBJECT NAME DOWNLOAD NOW 01. English All Notes Click Here 02. Hindi All Notes Click Here 03. Punjabi All Notes Click Here 04.   Science All Notes Click Here 05. Math All Notes Click Here 06. RRB NTPC All Notes In HIndi Click Here 07. Raavi Typing Instructor Book in Punjabi Click Here 08. Static GK Free Notes Click Here 09. EVS Notes Click Here 10. CTET All Notes in Hindi and English Click Here 11. PSTET All Notes Click Here 12. Computer Notes free Download Click Here 13. History of Punjab All Notes Click Here 14. Political Science Click Here 15. Agriculture Click Here SUBJECT NA
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The Home Coming Lesson-7 Question Answer

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Class X Lesson – 7 THE HOME COMING SHORT- ANSWER TYPE TEXTUAL QUESTIONS (15-20 WORDS) NOTE-Please seek the help of your Teacher   Q. 1. Who was Phatik? Ans. Phatik was 14years old boy. He was ringleader of naughty boys. Q. 2. What was new mischief he thought of? Ans. He planned to roll away the log of wood into the river. Q. 3. Why were Phatik and his friends annoyed with Makhan? Ans. Because Makhan refused to obey Phatik. Q. 4. What was Phatik’s new manoeuvre’? Ans. He planned to roll the log and Makhan over together. Q. 5. Why did Phatik beat Makhan even in the presence of his mother? Ans. Because Makhan lied his mother. Q. 6. Was Makhan speaking the truth? Ans. No, he was not speaking the truth. Q. 7. Why did Phatik’s mother want to send him away to her brother’s house? Ans. He beat Makhan one day. His mother was worried about Phatik  behaviors . Q. 8. How was Phatik received by his aunt?  Ans. His aunt was not happy to see hi
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Bed Number -29 Lesson - 2 Question-Answer

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Class X English Literature Book (Supplementary Reader) Lesson – 2 Bed Number -29 (Tariq Rahman) Examination-Style Textual Questions (25-30 Words) NOTE- Please seek the help of your teacher Q. 1. How did the author of ‘Bed No.29’ lose his eyesight? Ans. He met with an accident and lost his eyesight. Q. 2. What did the author of ‘Bed No.29’ do before he lost his eyesight? Ans. The author was a Painter. Q. 3. Who did the author of ‘Bed No.29’ meet in the hospital ward? Why was he there? Ans. The author met Naeem in the hospital ward. Naeem was also Blind. Q. 4. When did the author regain his confidence and  how? Ans. He regained his confidence when Naeem consoled him. Q. 5. What happened when the author’s second operation failed? Who consoled him then? Ans. The author became sad. Naeem consoled him. Q. 6. How did the author of ‘Bed No.29’ get the money to get operated the third time? Who helped him? Ans. He got money by selling his paintings. N
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Prayer of the Woods Poem-I, Class XII,Subject-English

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Class- XII Poem – 1 Prayer of the Woods Note-Please Seek The Help Of Your Teacher. Central Idea:- Ans. Prayer of the woods is a very beautiful poem by anonymous. The poem is based on the idea that people should not harm trees. Trees play an important role in our life. They give us shade in summer and heat in winter moreover they give us fruits. Flowers cradle, coffin table hoe etc. Q. 1. How can the wood give us heat as well as coldness? Ans. In winter the woods give fuel for our fire place and in summer. They give shade from the sun. Q. 2. List the things the wood gives us? Ans. The woods give heat in winter, shade in summer and fruits. Q. 3. What does the line refreshing drought refer to? A) Juicy bites of the fruits. B) Lucking raindrops fallen on the fruits, Ans. A) Juicy bites of the fruits. Q. 4. Write a down the line in the poem that explains the statement: “the wood accompanies us from birth till death”. Ans. The woods of your
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