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🔳गरीबी मापन की समितियां
🔳अलघ समिति (1979)
पोषक तत्वों के आधार पर गरीबी मापन किया गया
तथा न्यूट्रीशनल वैल्यू 2400 किलो कैलोरी ग्रामीण क्षेत्र के लिए 2100 किलो कैलोरी शहरी क्षेत्र में निर्धारित की
🔳लकड़ावाला समिति (1993)
अपनी रिपोर्ट में राज्य-विशिष्ट गरीबी रेखाएँ बनाई जानी चाहिए तथा इन्हें शहरी क्षेत्रों में CPI-IW तथा ग्रामीण क्षेत्रों में CPI-AL का उपयोग करते हुए अद्यतन किया जाना चाहिए।
🔳तेंदुलकर समिति (2009)
शहरी क्षेत्र में रह रहे परिवारों के संदर्भ में गरीबी रेखा को 1000 रुपए (प्रति व्यक्ति प्रति माह) और ग्रामीण परिवारों के लिये इसे 816 रुपए निर्धारित किया था।
🔳रंगराजन समिति (2014)
अखिल भारतीय स्तर पर ग्रामीण क्षेत्र में 972 रुपए प्रतिमाह(32 ₹ प्रतिदिन) तथा शहरी क्षेत्र में 1407 रुपए प्रतिमाह(47₹ प्रतिदिन) निर्धारित किया था
| 2 |  🌟 *QUIZ TIME* 🌟
🧠 *Answer with Emoji Only* 👇
A) 😮 B)🙏
C) 👍 D) ❤️
📢 *Share with Friends* | 1 |
| 3 |  🔳महत्वपूर्ण विटामिन और उनकी कमी से होने वाले रोग
◼️विटामिन ए (रेटिनॉल)- रतौंधी व जीरफ्थेल्मिया, संक्रमण के प्रति प्रभाव्यता
◼️विटामिन बी1(थायमिन) -- वृद्धि का रुकना, भूख और वजन का घटना, बेरी-बेरी, थकान का होना, पेट की खराबी
◼️विटामिन बी2 (राइबोफ्लेविन) -जीभ पर छाले का पड़ जाना, असमय बुढ़ापा आना, प्रकाश न सह पाना,चीलोसिस
◼️विटामिन बी3 (निआसिन) - जीभ का चिकनापन, त्वचा पर फोड़े फुंसी होना, पाचन क्रिया में गड़बड़ी
◼️विटामिन बी5 (पैंटोथेनिक एसिड) - पेशियों में लकवा, पैरों में जलन आदि।
◼️विटामिन बी6 (पाईरिडॉक्सिन) - त्वचा रोग, मस्तिष्क का ठीक से काम ना करना, अनीमिया | 56 |
| 4 | 100 vocabulary- july 20206.pdf | 86 |
| 5 |  #QuickRevisionSeries
🔳पादप हार्मोन और उनके कार्य
◼️(a)ऑक्सिन- कोशिकाओं की लम्बाई में वृद्धि, कोशिका विभाजन में सहयोग, पौधों की गतियों पर नियन्त्रण, पत्तियों को गिरने से रोकना, बीज रहित फलों के उत्पादन में सहायता करना।
◼️(b) जिबरेलिन- बीजों के शीघ्र अंकुरण में सहायक, बौने पौधों की लम्बाई में वृद्धि, पौधों की पत्तियों को चौड़ी करने में सहायता करना।
◼️(c) साइटोकाइनिन- प्रोटीन के संश्लेषण में सहायक, कोशिकाओं एवं तने की लम्बाई में वदि पार्श्व कलिकाओं में वृद्धि, जड़ों एवं पत्तियों की वृद्धि रोकने में सहायक एवं अंकुरण के समय उत्प्रेरक उत्पन्न करना
◼️(d) एब्सिसिक अम्ल (ABC) वृद्धि रोधक- पत्तियों के एवं फूलों के खुलने एवं बन्द करने की क्रियाओं का नियन्त्रण, पतझड़ की क्रिया को प्रोत्साहित करना तथा पौधों की वृद्धि दर को कम करना। | 107 |
| 6 |  🔳महत्वपूर्ण जनजाति विद्रोह क्रम
◼️सन्यासी विद्रोह-1763
◼️पाइक विद्रोह -1817
◼️भील विद्रोह -1818
◼️छोटा नागपुर का विद्रोह-1820
◼️रामोशी विद्रोह -1822
◼️अहोम विद्रोह-1828
◼️बहावी आंदोलन -1830
◼️कोल विद्रोह1831
◼️कुका विद्रोह-1840
◼️संथाल विद्रोह-1855
◼️मुंडा विद्रोह-1895
◼️ताना भगत आंदोलन -1914
◼️एका विद्रोह-1921
◼️मोपला विद्रोह-1921
◼️रम्पा विद्रोह-1922 | 315 |
| 7 | PHRASES WITH " THE".pdf | 88 |
| 8 |  🔳कीटभक्षी पौधे🌱
◼️ कीटभक्षी पौधों में नाइट्रोजन की अनुपस्थित होती है अपनी नाइट्रोजन की कमी पूर्ण करने के लिए ये कीटों को अपनी सुगंध से आकर्षित कर उनका भक्षण करते है
जैसेे:
◼️पिचर प्लांट( नेपिन्थिस)
◼️ड्रोसैरा (सनड्यूज़)
◼️डायोनिया
◼️सेरोसेनिया
◼️यूट्रीकुलेरिया(ब्लैडरवर्ट | 294 |
| 9 | 1.Expressions with "Make"
Make a noise (Exam trap: Make noise)
Make a mistake
Make a promise
Make an excuse
Make a guess
Make a living (Meaning: To earn money to live)
Make a fool of (Meaning: To trick or deceive someone)
Make an attempt / Make an effort
Make a demand
Make an exception
Make a mockery of
2. Expressions with "Have"
Have a headache / a stomachache / a toothache
Have a fever
Have a cold / Catch a cold
Have a cough
Have a pain (e.g., I have a pain in my leg)
Have a chat / Have a talk
Have a word with (Meaning: To speak privately with someone)
Have a mind to (Meaning: To be inclined to do something)
Have a drink / Have a meal / Have a snack
Have a good time / Have a nice day
Have a rest / Have a sleep
3. Expressions with "Take"
Take a bath / Take a shower
Take a rest / Take a break
Take a walk / Go for a walk
Take a liking to (Meaning: To begin to like someone/something)
Take a fancy to (Meaning: To become fond of something)
Take an interest in
Take a risk
Take a hint
Take a stand
4. States of Mind & Situations (Prepositional Phrases)
In a hurry (Exam trap: in hurry)
In a dilemma (Meaning: In a state of confusion/difficult choice)
In a rage / In a temper (Meaning: Very angry)
In a mood
In a nutshell (Meaning: In summary/in short)
In a fix (Meaning: In a difficult situation)
At a loss (Meaning: Confused or not knowing what to do)
5. Communication & General Actions
Tell a lie (Note: We say "tell a lie" but "speak the truth")
Keep a secret
Pay a visit
Give a warning
Strike a bargain (Meaning: To reach an agreement on a price)
Turn a deaf ear to (Meaning: To ignore)
Turn a blind eye to (Meaning: To pretend not to notice)
Keep at an arm's length (Meaning: To keep a safe distance)
6. Time and Measurement Idioms
A short while ago
At a stone's throw (Meaning: Very near)
As a rule (Meaning: Usually or generally)
A matter of chance
Many a / Many an (e.g., Many a time, Many a student) | 8 |
| 10 | #QuickRevisionSeries
🔳कीटभक्षी पौधे🌱
◼️ कीटभक्षी पौधों में नाइट्रोजन की अनुपस्थित होती है अपनी नाइट्रोजन की कमी पूर्ण करने के लिए ये कीटों को अपनी सुगंध से आकर्षित कर उनका भक्षण करते है
जैसेे:
◼️पिचर प्लांट( नेपिन्थिस)
◼️ड्रोसैरा (सनड्यूज़)
◼️डायोनिया
◼️सेरोसेनिया
◼️यूट्रीकुलेरिया(ब्लैडरवर्ट) | 107 |
| 11 | #QuickRevisionSeries
🔳किसान सभा आंदोलन
◼️अवध किसान सभा(1920): प्रतापगढ़
▪️ स्थापना बाबा रामचंद्र व जवाहरलाल नेहरू ने की
◼️संयुक्त प्रांत (उ.प्र.)किसान सभा (1918) :लखनऊ,
▪️इन्द्र नारायण द्विवेदी, मदन मोहन मालवीय और गौरी शंकर मिश्र इसके संस्थापक थे
◼️अखिल भारतीय किसान सभा (1936): लखनऊ, सहजानंद सरस्वती द्वारा गठित
▪️एनजी रंगा, ईएमएस नंबूदरीपाद, पंडित नरेंद्र देव जैसे प्रमुख नेता शामिल थे। | 105 |
| 12 | MOST IMPORTANT | 114 |
| 13 | present perferct continuous tense-practice sheet.pdf | 136 |
| 14 | Present tense-practice.pdf | 135 |
| 15 | #QuickRevisionSeries
🔳महत्वपूर्ण जनजाति विद्रोह क्रम
◼️सन्यासी विद्रोह-1763
◼️पाइक विद्रोह -1817
◼️भील विद्रोह -1818
◼️छोटा नागपुर का विद्रोह-1820
◼️रामोशी विद्रोह -1822
◼️अहोम विद्रोह-1828
◼️बहावी आंदोलन -1830
◼️कोल विद्रोह1831
◼️कुका विद्रोह-1840
◼️संथाल विद्रोह-1855
◼️मुंडा विद्रोह-1895
◼️ताना भगत आंदोलन -1914
◼️एका विद्रोह-1921
◼️मोपला विद्रोह-1921
◼️रम्पा विद्रोह-1922 | 147 |
| 16 | #QuickRevisionSeries
🔳कांग्रेस पूर्व स्थापित संस्थाएं
◼️ईस्ट इंडिया एसोसिएशन: 1866: लन्दन
संस्थापक: दादाभाई नौरोजी
◼️ इंडियन सोसाइटी: 1872: लन्दन
संस्थापक: आनंद मोहन बो
◼️ इंडियन एसोसिएशन: 1876: कोलकाता
संस्थापक: आनंद मोहन बोस और एस एन बनर्जी
◼️पूना सार्वजनिक सभा: 1870: पूना
संस्थापक: एस एच चिपलुणकर, जी वी जोशी और एम् जी राणाडे
◼️ मद्रास महाजन सभा: 1884: चेन्नई
संस्थापक: जी एस अय्यर, एम् विरंघवाचारी और आनंद चारलु
◼️बॉम्बे प्रेसीडेंसी एसोसिएशन: 1885: मुंबई (पूर्व नाम: बम्बाई)
संस्थापक: फिरोजशाह मेहता, के टी तेलांग और बदरुद्दीन तैयबजी | 140 |
| 17 | An inkpot An occasion
An ocean An oven
An accident An orange
An actor An ox
An illness An ostrich
An envelope An elite group
An artist An era
An obligation An expert
An urgent message An opportunity
An operation An urn
An empty room An update
An ice-cream An idiot
An ear An ulcer
An animal An inspector
Part 4: Classic "Consonant Sounds" & Exam Contrasts (Takes 'A')
Here are standard consonant sounds that examiners frequently use to test if you've mistakenly over-applied the "Silent H" or "Acronym" rules.
Article Word/Phrase Why it takes 'A' (Exam logic)
A house 'H' is pronounced clearly (/h/).
A horse 'H' is pronounced clearly.
A historical event 'H' is pronounced (Unlike hour).
A hotel 'H' is pronounced.
A hero 'H' is pronounced.
A helicopter 'H' is pronounced.
A hunter 'H' is pronounced.
A habit 'H' is pronounced.
A hospital 'H' is pronounced.
A human 'H' is pronounced.
A humble man 'H' is pronounced.
A huge mountain 'H' is pronounced.
A helmet 'H' is pronounced.
A holiday 'H' is pronounced.
A hamburger 'H' is pronounced.
A hundred 'H' is pronounced.
A history book 'H' is pronounced.
A hypothesis 'H' is pronounced.
A year Starts with consonant sound (य /j/), NOT vowel (इ).
A yellow cab Starts with consonant sound (य /j/).
A young boy Starts with consonant sound (य /j/).
A yard Starts with consonant sound (य /j/).
A yacht Starts with consonant sound (य /j/).
A window Starts with consonant sound (व /w/).
A wood Starts with consonant sound (व /w/).
A woman Starts with consonant sound (व /w/).
A B.A. degree B is pronounced "Bee" (/b/ - consonant).
A B.Sc. student B is pronounced "Bee".
A Ph.D. scholar P is pronounced "Pee" (/p/ - consonant).
A CEO C is pronounced "See" (/s/ - consonant).
A CID officer C is pronounced "See" (/s/ - consonant).
A VIP V is pronounced "Vee" (/v/ - consonant).
A BBC reporter B is pronounced "Bee".
A B.Ed degree B is pronounced "Bee".
A W.H.O. official W is pronounced "Double-U" (/d/ - consonant).
A NATO alliance Read as a word (/neɪtoʊ/), starts with /n/.
A NASA scientist Read as a word (/næsə/), starts with /n/.
A SAARC nation Read as a word (/sɑːrk/), starts with /s/.
A FIFA official Read as a word (/fiːfə/), starts with /f/.
A SEBI guideline Read as a word (/sɛbi/), starts with /s/.
A CAT aspirant Read as a word (/kæt/), starts with /k/.
A LAN cable Read as a word (/læn/), starts with /l/.
A PIN code Read as a word (/pɪn/), starts with /p/.
A UNESCO site Read as a word (/juːnɛskoʊ/), starts with /j/ (Yoo). | 17 |
| 18 | Article Word/Phrase Phonetic Sound (Why?)
A university Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A European Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A uniform Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A union Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A unit Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A unique design Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A useful thing Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A utensil Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A universal truth Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A user Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A UFO Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A unanimous decision Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A unicorn Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A uranium mine Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A eulogy Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A ewe (female sheep) Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A eunuch Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A euphemism Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A utopian society Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A U-turn Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A USB drive Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A unicycle Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A usurper Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A eucalyptus tree Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A united front Sounds like "Yoo" (य)
A one-eyed man Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-rupee coin Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-way street Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-act play Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A onesie Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-day match Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-sided affair Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-piece suit Sounds like "Wa" (व)
A one-man army Sounds like "Wa" (व)
Part 2: The Silent 'H' & Abbreviation Traps (Takes 'An')
Abbreviations starting with the letters F, H, L, M, N, R, S, X produce a vowel sound (e.g., M = "Em", S = "Es") when spelled out. Also, words with a silent 'H' take 'An'.
Article Word/Phrase Phonetic Sound (Why?)
An hour Silent 'H' (आवर)
An honest man Silent 'H' (ऑनेस्ट)
An honor Silent 'H' (ऑनर)
An heir Silent 'H' (एयर)
An heiress Silent 'H' (ऐयरेस)
An honorary degree Silent 'H' (ऑनररी)
An hourglass Silent 'H' (आवरग्लास)
An honest mistake Silent 'H' (ऑनेस्ट)
An MP Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An MLA Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An MBA graduate Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An M.Sc student Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An MRI scan Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An MNC Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An MD (Managing Director) Sounds like "Em" (vowel 'ए')
An FIR Sounds like "Ef" (vowel 'ए')
An FBI agent Sounds like "Ef" (vowel 'ए')
An FDA approval Sounds like "Ef" (vowel 'ए')
An F.A.Q. Sounds like "Ef" (vowel 'ए')
An NCC cadet Sounds like "En" (vowel 'ए')
An NGO Sounds like "En" (vowel 'ए')
An NRI Sounds like "En" (vowel 'ए')
An NOC Sounds like "En" (vowel 'ए')
An N95 mask Sounds like "En" (vowel 'ए')
An X-ray Sounds like "Ex" (vowel 'ए')
An X-mas tree Sounds like "Ex" (vowel 'ए')
An XML file Sounds like "Ex" (vowel 'ए')
An SP (Police) Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SDM Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SOS signal Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SUV Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SBI branch Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SI (Sub-Inspector) Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SSC aspirant Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An SEO expert Sounds like "Es" (vowel 'ए')
An HDFC bank Sounds like "Aitch" (vowel 'ए')
An HR manager Sounds like "Aitch" (vowel 'ए')
An HTTP link Sounds like "Aitch" (vowel 'ए')
An HTML tag Sounds like "Aitch" (vowel 'ए')
An LCD screen Sounds like "El" (vowel 'ए')
An LED bulb Sounds like "El" (vowel 'ए')
An LLB degree Sounds like "El" (vowel 'ए')
An LIC agent Sounds like "El" (vowel 'ए')
An RFC Sounds like "Ar" (vowel 'आ')
An RBI governor Sounds like "Ar" (vowel 'आ')
An RTO office Sounds like "Ar" (vowel 'आ')
An RSVP Sounds like "Ar" (vowel 'आ')
An RSS feed Sounds like "Ar" (vowel 'आ')
Part 3: Classic "Vowel Sounds" (Takes 'An')
These are standard words where the vowel letter correctly produces a clear vowel sound.
Article Word Article Word
An apple An interview
An elephant An enemy
An umbrella An egg
An identity An argument
An orbit An ant
An engineer An iron
An umpire An ugly sweater
An onion An ultimate goal
An eagle An earthquake
An idea An island
An uncle An illusion | 16 |
| 19 |  لا يوجد نص... | 14 |
| 20 | Part 1: Basic A vs. An (1–15)
She wants to buy _ new dress for the party.
He ate _ apple after lunch.
My brother is _ university student.
We need to leave in _ hour.
I saw _ amazing movie last night.
She gave me _ useful piece of advice.
He wants to become _ engineer.
Do you have _ umbrella I can borrow?
It was _ honest mistake.
We spotted _ one-eyed cat in the yard.
They live in _ big apartment downtown.
She is _ European citizen.
I bought _ hat and _ jacket yesterday.
He is _ honorable man.
My friend ordered _ iced coffee.
(16–35)
I bought a book yesterday. _ book is very interesting.
Could you please turn off _ lights when you leave?
Paris is _ capital of France.
Look at _ moon! It looks so bright tonight.
I need to go to _ supermarket to buy some milk.
He is _ tallest boy in our class.
We had dinner at _ new restaurant. _ food was excellent.
_ sun rises in the east.
Who is _ owner of this red car?
I love listening to _ sound of rain.
Put your coat on _ back of the chair.
She plays _ piano beautifully.
We are going to visit _ Grand Canyon this summer.
I met _ doctor yesterday. _ doctor was very kind.
_ Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.
Do you know _ name of that man over there?
I love living by _ beach.
This is _ best day of my life!
Open _ window, please. It's hot in here.
He crossed _ Nile River during his trip.
Practice (36–50)
She has _ unique way of thinking.
My uncle is _ FBI agent. (Hint: Pronounce the letters "F-B-I")
He is _ heir to a massive fortune. (Hint: The "h" is silent)
They traveled across _ Sahara Desert.
I need _ X-ray of my broken arm. (Hint: Pronounce the letter "X")
We went to _ same school when we were kids.
She got _ MBA degree last year.
_ Amazon rainforest produces a lot of oxygen.
I want to buy _ new car, but _ car I want is too expensive.
He is _ UFO expert.
She works as _ tutor at _ local library.
We stayed at _ hotel near the center of town.
_ sky looks very cloudy today.
It takes _ long time to learn _ new language.
He is _ only person who knows the truth. | 21 |
