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Q.)1695 not Aurobindo Gosh [as maximum answers went for this option] ?" then, here is the doubt solving pdf on The various newspaper titled Bande Mataram and their founders and editors👇
Q.)1695 not Aurobindo Gosh [as maximum answers went for this option] ?" then, here is the doubt solving pdf on The various newspaper titled Bande Mataram and their founders and editors👇
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🙏Heartiest wishes to everyone on the occasion of #Gurupurab!
🙏May his wisdom and guidance continue to enlighten us with knowledge and sanctity.
🙏May his wisdom and guidance continue to enlighten us with knowledge and sanctity.
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⚔️Conquer your mind and conquer the world ------ Guru Nanak ji
🧘♀️"I am neither a child , a young man , nor an ancient , nor am I of any caste"------ Guru Nanak
🧘♀️"I am neither a child , a young man , nor an ancient , nor am I of any caste"------ Guru Nanak
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Q.1696) Consider the following statements about the Payments and Settlement systems in
India:
1. The Payments and Settlement systems in India are regulated by RBI and The Board for Regulation and Supervision of payment and Settlement systems (BPSS).
2. They are covered under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
3. No person other than RBI can commence or operate a payment system in India unless
authorised by RBI.
4. RBI's scope for regulation extends to the whole gamut of payment systems and instruments as also services provided by banks and non-banks
India:
1. The Payments and Settlement systems in India are regulated by RBI and The Board for Regulation and Supervision of payment and Settlement systems (BPSS).
2. They are covered under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
3. No person other than RBI can commence or operate a payment system in India unless
authorised by RBI.
4. RBI's scope for regulation extends to the whole gamut of payment systems and instruments as also services provided by banks and non-banks
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Q.1697) Consider the following statements:
1. The Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 gives the Election Commission the authority to recognise political parties and assign symbols to them.
2. The Election Commission is the sole body that can decide on a dispute or a merger among parties.
1. The Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 gives the Election Commission the authority to recognise political parties and assign symbols to them.
2. The Election Commission is the sole body that can decide on a dispute or a merger among parties.
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👆Must watch miniclip on today's released India's logo for G-20.
✅You can use the language used in the video in your GS papers and Essays.....
✅You can use the language used in the video in your GS papers and Essays.....
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👇Key highlights from unveiling of logo for G-20 today👇
👆G-20 prominent members are: Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Republic of Korea, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the UK, the US, and the EU
✅Spain, the United Nations, the World Bank, the African Union, ASEAN, and other organizations are permanent guest invitees.
✅Spain, the United Nations, the World Bank, the African Union, ASEAN, and other organizations are permanent guest invitees.
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✅How does the G20 work?
🅾️The G20 has NO permanent secretariat. The agenda and work are coordinated by representatives of the G20 countries, known as ‘Sherpas’, who work together with the finance ministers and governors of the central banks
🅾️The first G20 Summit took place in 2008 in Washington DC, US. In addition to Summits, the Sherpa meetings (that help in negotiations and building consensus), and other events are also organised throughout the year. Each year, the presidency invites guest countries.
🅾️The G20 has NO permanent secretariat. The agenda and work are coordinated by representatives of the G20 countries, known as ‘Sherpas’, who work together with the finance ministers and governors of the central banks
🅾️The first G20 Summit took place in 2008 in Washington DC, US. In addition to Summits, the Sherpa meetings (that help in negotiations and building consensus), and other events are also organised throughout the year. Each year, the presidency invites guest countries.
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