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*🌺Thought For The Day🌺* *👉 “Staying positive keeps us motivated. With the hope that we will eventually reach our destination, we are able to get through the most challenging parts of the journey.* *Most of us begin our journeys with hope and enthusiasm. When our minds are positive, we don't notice the difficulties on our path as much, but when we lose hope and become pessimistic, even the smooth part of the journey seems a hard walk.* *Remain optimistic, hopeful, and courageous. No one's journey is ever smooth. There are rough patches, turns, and bends, but if you walk every step with a positive mindset, no matter how hard it gets or how tired you feel, you will make it to the end.* *🌺Jai Shree Ram 🌺* *🚶‍♂️Keep Moving* *🙇‍♀️Keep Learning* *💪Keep Growing* *👀Don’t Worry* *❤️Love Yourself Enjoy Every Movement Of Life...Life Is Beautiful*

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#lecturette 20 SSB Bhopal Indian Foreign Policy Introduction: 👉India's foreign policy is a reflection of its rich history, diverse culture, and its aspirations for a peaceful and prosperous world. Rooted in the principles of non-alignment, India's approach to international relations has evolved over the years to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing global landscape. Panchsheel and Non-Alignment: 👉Post-independence, India, under the leadership of figures like Jawaharlal Nehru, championed the Panchsheel principles, emphasizing peaceful coexistence. 👉Non-alignment as a response to the Cold War 👉Goals of non-alignment: safeguarding sovereignty, promoting global peace Economic Diplomacy: 👉In recent decades, India's foreign policy has increasingly pivoted towards economic diplomacy. 👉Global integration through trade and investment 👉Impact of bilateral and multilateral agreements on economic growth Strategic Partnerships: 👉India has strategically nurtured partnerships with nations across the world. The Indo-U.S. relationship, for example, has witnessed significant growth in various areas. 👉"Neighborhood First" policy and regional stability 👉Strengthening ties with neighboring countries Global Challenges: 👉India's role in addressing climate change, terrorism, and healthcare 👉Contributions to international organizations and agreements 👉Leadership in initiatives like the International Solar Alliance and peacekeeping missions Adapting to Change: 👉'Act East' and 'Link West' policies 👉Engagement with Southeast Asia and the Middle East 👉Recognition of global interconnectedness and the need for a comprehensive foreign policy Conclusion: 👉Recap of India's commitment to peace, development, and cooperation 👉Summary of foreign policy evolution from non-alignment to proactive engagement 👉Emphasis on India's unwavering dedication to building bridges and fostering collaboration on the global stage

#currentaffairs Unified Lending Interface (ULI) Why in the news? 👉Reserve Bank of India to launch ULI About ULI: 👉It is a technology platform which would enable frictionless credit. 👉It will facilitate a seamless and consent-based flow of digital information, including land records of various states, from multiple data service providers to lenders. 👉It will have a common and standardised Application Programming 👉Interface designed for a ‘plug and play’ approach. Benefits of ULI: 👉Enables borrowers to get benefit of seamless delivery of credit, quicker turnaround time without requiring extensive documentation. 👉Addresses credit demand gaps for agriculture and MSME sectors

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🦠 Some_Important_Questions related to Cell 🦠 🧬The word cell came from the latin word. Ans: Cellula 🧬All living organisms are made up of Ans: Cell 🧬Study of cell - Cytology 🧬Study of tissue - Histology 🧬The physical unit of life Ans: Protoplasm 🧬Who invented the cell? Ans: Robert Hook in 1665 🧬Cell theory was proposed by? Ans: M.J. Schleiden and Theodor Schwann (1839) 🧬The term protoplasm was coined by - Purkinje Scientist who called protoplasm as the physical basis of life T.H. Huxley 🧬 Largest cell Ans: Ostrich's egg 🧬Smallest cell? Ans: Mycoplasma 🧬Organisms known as pleuro pneumonia like organism (PPLO)? Ans: Mycoplasma 🧬Smallest cell in the human body? Ans: Sperm 🧬Largest cell in human body? Ans: Ovum 🧬Longest cell in human body? Ans: Neuron 🧬Power house of a cell? Ans: Mitochondria 🧬Brain of the cell? Ans: Nucleus 🧬Kitchen of the cell? Ans: Chloroplast 🧬Energy Currency of the cell? Ans: ATP 🧬Suicidal bag? Ans: Lysosomes 🧬Traffic Police of the cell? Ans: Golgibodies 🧬Skeletal system of the cell? Ans: Endoplasmic reticulum 🧬The cell having most life span in human body? Ans: RBC 🧬Cytoplasm and Nucleus are included in? Ans: Protoplasm 🧬The cell organelle known as protein factory? Ans: Ribosome 🧬The organelle in the site of protein synthesis? Ans: Ribosome 🧬Ribosome has its own? Ans: RNA 🧬Two types of acids present in cell? Ans: DNA and RNA 🧬The basic unit of chromosome? Ans: DNA 🧬The functional unit of DNA? Ans: Genes 🧬Function of DNA? Ans: Transmission of hereditary traits 🧬Function of RNA? Ans: Protein synthesis 🧬Each chromosome has? Ans: A pair of DNA 🧬DNA sugar is called? Ans: Deoxyribose 🧬The nitrogen bases in DNA? Ans: Adenine, Guanine, Thymine, Cytosine 🧬The RNA sugar? Ans: Ribose 🧬The nitrogen bases in RNA? Ans : Adenine, Uracil, Cytosine and Guanine 🧬The double helical model of DNA was discovered by? Ans: James Watson and Francis Crick 🧬The enzyme present in lysosome? Ans: Hydrolytic enzyme 🧬Compounds enter the cell through? Ans: Endoplasmic reticulum 🧬The cell organelle which is the sites of energy transfer in living cell? Ans: Mitochondria 🧬The functions of mitochondria? Ans: Cellular respiration, ATP production 🧬The stage of cellular respiration which does not need oxygen? Ans: Glycolysis 🧬Name the process in which the main product is energy? Ans: Cellular respiration 🧬ATP? *Ans: Adenosine Triphosphate 🧬The cell that lacks mitochondria and nucleus? Ans: RBC 🧬The elements in the component of ATP? Ans: Nitrogen and phosphorus 🧬Kerb's cycle is related to? Ans: Cellular respiration 🧬The whole process of a cell is controlled by? Ans: Nucleus 🧬The cell without nucleus? Ans: Prokaryotic cell 🧬The cell with nucleus? Ans : Eukaryotic cell 🧬Nucleus was discovered by? Ans : Robert Brown 🧬Name the process in which lysosome digest its own cell organelles? Ans: Autoplagy 🧬A network like structure inside the nucleus is called? Ans: Chromatin Reticulum 🧬The living thing which do not obey cell theory? Ans: Virus 🧬Schwaan cell are seen in? Ans: Nerve cell https://t.me/targetssbinterview1