The irreconcilable differences between Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu (A)/ have created much noise but what has emerged as a bigger (B)/ headache for the Congress central leadership is the defiance of (C)/ Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot against the (D)/ efforts to accommodate Sachin Pilot loyalists (E)

A.ABCED

B.BDCAE

C.CEADB

D.CDAEB

E.No arrangement required

2) A reflection on the weak central leadership (A)/ if issues aren’t resolved soon (B)/ While the turmoil in party-ruled states is doubtless (C)/ Rajasthan is certain to erupt again (D)/ and an effective crisis management system in the Congress (E)

A.DBAEC

B.CAEDB

C.CDEAB

D.ABDCE

E.No arrangement required

3) will receive at least two billion of such doses (A)/ Addressing the 15th edition of the India-US Bio Pharma & Healthcare Summit (B)/ Dr Bourla also said that Pfizer has made a specific plan that the mid (C)/ being organized by the US-India Chamber of Commerce (D)/ and low-income countries, which include India (E)

A.BDCAE

B.BCDAE

C.CEADB

D.BDCEA

E.No arrangement required

4) The border standoff between the Indian and Chinese militaries (A)/ erupted on May 5 last following a violent clash (B)/ in the Pangong lake areas and both sides (C)/ gradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in tens of thousands (D)/ of soldiers as well as heavy weaponry (E)

A.ABCED

B.BDCAD

C.ADCBE

D.CDEAB

E.No arrangement required

5) an appeal against the Home Secretary's decision or the Westminster (A)/ The appeal was before a High Court judge for a decision on the papers submitted (B)/ Magistrates Court February ruling in favour of Nirav Modi's extradition (C)/ for the appeal to determine if there are any grounds for (D)/ to India to face charges of fraud and money laundering (E)

A.BDACE

B.AECDB

C.DEABC

D.ABEDC

E.No arrangement required

Answers :

1) Answer: E

The irreconcilable differences between Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh and Navjot Singh Sidhu have created much noise but what has emerged as a bigger headache for the Congress central leadership is the defiance of Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot against the efforts to accommodate Sachin Pilot loyalists

2) Answer: B

DB makes the pair from all the given options only option A and option B have DB in a pair form then remaining options are eliminated.

Here we talk about the great confusion in parties for weak central leadership hence CA makes a pair.

And from option A and Option B, option B has a pair of CA

Hence option B is correct answer

While the turmoil in party-ruled states is doubtless a reflection on the weak central leadership and an effective crisis management system in the Congress, Rajasthan is certain to erupt again if issues aren’t resolved soon.

3) Answer: D

In this B becomes the introductory statement in which we are talking about the summit then D connects in which summit organized by the US-India is given.

Hence BD makes a pair, from all the given options option A and option D have BD pair and rest of the options are eliminated.

CE also makes the perfect pair of mid and low income countries.

Both the pairs are in option D, hence option D is the correct answer

Addressing the 15th edition of the India-US Bio Pharma & Healthcare Summit being organized by the US-India Chamber of Commerce, Dr Bourla also said that Pfizer has made a specific plan that the mid and low-income countries, which include India, will receive at least two billion of such doses.

4) Answer: E

The border standoff between the Indian and Chinese militaries erupted on May 5 last following a violent clashin the Pangong lake areas and both sidesgradually enhanced their deployment by rushing in tens of thousandsof soldiers as well as heavy weaponry

5) Answer: A

Here we are talking about the appeal before a high court in the favour of Nirav Modi’s extradition.

Hence statement B becomes the introductory statement and then BD makes the pair.

From all the given options only in option A statement B is the introductory statement

Hence option A is the correct answer

The appeal was before a High Court judge for a decision on the papers submitted for the appeal to determine if there are any grounds for an appeal against the Home Secretary's decision or the Westminster Magistrates Court February ruling in favour of Nirav Modi's extradition to India to face charges of fraud and money laundering.