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- May 03, 2022

Weekly Tests, class 10

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Test Your Knowledge : Given below are 5 sets related to General Knowledge for your practice. Do a ttempt all the tests, and mention your score in the comment box. 📌 Set -1 (Answer these questions) What is the scientific name of man ? When was Khalsa Panth founded by Guru Gobind Singh Ji? Kolkata is situated on the banks of which river? Silkworm grows on the leaves of _____ tree. is the meaning of a.m . which is used to represent morning time? Which village of Punjab is known as the ' hockey nursery' ? Which state has the highest number of members elected to the Lok Sabha ? Which language does a computer understand? Which is the largest delta in India? Who started construction of Qutub Minar ? Check your Answers (Set-1) Homo sapiens 1699 Hugli river Mulberry leaves Ante meridiem Village of Sansarpur Uttar Pradesh Binary language Sunderban Delta Qutub-ud-din Aibak ☆ ☆ What's your score? Write it in the comment box. ☆ List of th...

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Presidents of India : Facts, List and Activity

- May 10, 2022

●● Question for you: Who is the first President of India? a. A.P.J . Abdul Kalam b. Dr. Rajendra Prasad c. Ram Nath Kovind d. Pranab Mukherjee ✍ Comment below if you know the answer. If you know the answer, you are a genius. If not, explore more!! ☆●☆ 12 Wonderful Facts: 🎯 The President is referred to as the first citizen of India. 🎯 He is the head of state of India (constitutional head of the nation). 🎯 His tenure is 5 years as stated by article 56, part V, of the constitution of India. 🎯 He is the commander-in-chief of the Indian Armed Forces. 🎯 If the president signs any bill passed by parliament , it becomes law. 🎯 As per article 142, it is his duty to enforce the decrees of the Supreme Court. 🎯 The President is authorised to declare three emergencies. These emergencies are national (352), state (356) and financial (360). Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens can be suspended in case of an e...

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Natural Resources , class 8

- May 12, 2022

Natural Resources Natural resources are the gifts of nature.This resources are called the spinal cord of the economy of a nation because they are the base of its strength and prosperity. 🎯 The natural resources are - 1. land 2. soil 3. water 4. natural vegetation 5. wildlife 6. mineral and energy resources 🎯 Let's explore more about it. 1. Land Resources: Man depends on land for the fulfillment of his different needs. He uses it for his income and cultural activities. It is a very important but a limited resource. 2. Soil Resources : It is a renewable and abiotic resource which can be made fertile by the use of manures and fertilizers. In India, the following six soil types are found: i) Alluvial soil ii) Black soil iii) Desert soil iv) Forest and Mountain soil v) Laterite soil vi) Red soil 🎯 Some problems related to soil are menti...

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Important Lakes in the World/ Facts

- June 22, 2022

Important Lakes in the World/ Facts Lakes, lakes everywhere!! # Current Affair, June 2022: The Sawa Lake , Iraq, is known as the pearl of the south. Alas! This lake has dried up due to human activity, water crisis, climate change and low rainfall. The Sawa Lake is 4.74 km long and 1.77 km wide. It has no inlet or outlet. 🎯 8 Awesome Facts: Do you know? 1. There are roughly 117 million lakes in the world. 2. Udaipur, Rajasthan is known as the ' city of lakes '. It is picturesque and elegant. 3. Saudi Arabia, the world's largest country , is known as ' land of no rivers/ lakes'. 4. You would be astonished to know that Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined. 5. The Great Lakes are a group of five large lakes in North America on or near the Canada- United States border. They are the largest group of freshwater lakes on the earth. 6. Dhebar Lake/ Jaisamand ...

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Revision of Daily Slide: April 21 to 30

- May 05, 2022

Revision of Daily Slide: April 21 to 30 April 21, Thursday 1. Name the first person who reached to the summit of Mount Everest ? Ans. Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary 2. Who was the first woman President of India? Ans. Mrs. Pratibha Patil List of Presidents 3. What are traffic signs with a blue background called? Ans. Informative traffic signs 4. What is the script of Hindi language? Ans. Devangari 5. What is the colour of Ashoka Chakra in Tricolor? Ans. Blue April 23, Saturday 1. What is the capital of Rajasthan? Ans. Jaipur List of Indian States and their Capitals 2. What are the neighbouring states of Punjab? Ans. Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan Facts related to Punjab 3. Which is our national fruit? Ans. Mango 4. How many days are there in the month of February in a leap year? Ans. 29 days 5. What should we include in our diet to strengthen bones? Ans. Calcium April 25, Monday 1. What is the capital...

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All about National Education Policy ,2020

- May 03, 2022

Education is a fundamental right for every child. In the Third Part of the Indian Constitution, Articles from 12 to 35 grant important fundamental rights to Indian citizens. With the aim of education to all, Article 21 A was added by 86th amendment in the Indian Constitution. According to this article, the state shall provide free and compulsory education to children between 6 and 14 years of age. 🎯 National Education Policy: This policy is formulated by the Government of India to promote and regulate the education system. 🎯 Three Policies after Independence: The first National Policy on Education in 1968 was based on the report and recommendations of the Kothari Commission(1964-1966). This policy was promulgated by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi . It laid stress on 10+2+3 structure. The second National Policy on Education in 1986 was set up under the chairmanship of Acharya...

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What are Wildlife Facts ? | Explore 17 Wildlife Facts & Important Days

- May 03, 2022

What are Wildlife Facts ? | Explore More Wildlife Facts According to the Oxford Dictionary, wildlife refers to animals, birds, insects, plants, etc. that are wild and live in a natural environment. The forest is home to a wealth of wildlife. World Wildlife Day is being celebrated on March 3 to conserve wildlife. This year theme is 'Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration'. Let's explore 17 Wildlife Facts today. 1. Scorpions can hold their breath for 6 days, can survive a whole year without food, and glow under ultraviolet rays. 2. Ostrich eats stones and pebbles . They don't have teeth, so they eat small stones and pebbles which help them to grind their food when it reaches the gizzard. 3. Butterflies use their feet to taste! 4. Crows have shrewd ways to get food . 5. Elephants can't jump. 6. Gorillas can catch human colds and other illnesses. 7. Honeybees can flap their wings 200 times...

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Continents of the World : Trick, Facts and Activity

- May 11, 2022

Question for you: 🎯 How many continents are in the world? a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8 Reply the answer in the comment box. If you know the answer, you are very intelligent. If not, don't fret. See below.⬇️ There are seven continents in the world. 🎯 Trick to learn it forever: AANa SaAEA 🎯 List of the 7 continents : 1. A = Asia 2. A= Africa 3. Na = North America 4. Sa = South America 5. A= Antarctica 6. E= Europe 7. A= Australia 🎯 10 Awesome Facts: 1. The largest desert, the Sahara Desert, is in Africa. 2. Australia is the smallest continent . 3. Asia is the largest one. 4. The most populated continent is Asia. 5. Europe is the oldest continent . 6. All the continents share their boundaries with at least one ocean . 6. The highest waterfall , Angel Falls,...

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International Day of Happiness

- May 14, 2022

International Day of Happiness March 20, 2022 Why is International Day of Happiness celebrated? Smile costs nothing but creates much. Let's all recognize the importance of happiness in our lives. This day reminds us that spreading happiness should be our motto. We need to put continuous and sustainable efforts to make our lives better. What is the theme this year? This year, the theme is to keep calm, stay wise and be kind. World Happiness Report, 2022: Finland becomes the happiest country in the world. It is celebrating this victory for the 5th time ( for 5 consecutive years). India's rank is 136th in the World Happiness Report. 13 Awesome Tips to Live a Happy Life: 1. Adopt the principle of simple living and high thinking. 2. Be optimistic. Positivity attracts positivity. 3. Eat happily. Leave worries aside while having meal. 4. Extend your helping hand.Your helpful and gentle attitude would m...

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Oceans of the World | Trick, Facts & Activity

- May 04, 2022

Oceans of the World | Trick, Fact & Activity ✍ How many Oceans are in the world? Ans. 5 🎯 Trick to learn it : AA IPS 1. A= The A tlantic Ocean 2. A= The A rctic Ocean 3. I= The I ndian Ocean 4. P= The P acific Ocean 5. S= The S outhern Ocean 🎯 Here are 8 wonderful facts : 1. The largest and the deepest ocean is the Pacific Ocean. 2. The second largest ocean is the Atlantic Ocean. 3. The smallest and the coldest ocean is the Arctic Ocean. 4. According to Forbes, $771 trillion worth of gold lies hidden in the ocean. 5. All the oceans are connected to each other. 6. The Atlantic Ocean is the saltiest . 7. More than 70 % of the world's fish catch comes from the Pacific Ocean. 8. The order of the oceans from the largest to the smallest are : the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic ...

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