1. Only A
2. Only C
3. C and D
4. A and B
C and D
1. B and C
2. A and C
3. A, C and D
4. A, B, C, D
B and C
1. A and B
2. C and D
3. B and C
4. A and D
A and D
1. Both Karnataka and India could do without the label as the most corrupt state and country. Bangalore has been further criticised for its infrastructure which is breaking down.
2. Karnataka is among the four most corrupt states of India, which is also ranked as corrupt and the most difficult to do business in. Bangalore has been criticised for its poor infrastructure not only by the IT czars but by the common man as well.
3. Bangalore, Karnataka and India have been criticized for corruption, poor infrastructure and being difficult to do business in despite the people being good and pleasant. This has been the case with not only the IT czar but the comman man also.
4. Both Karnataka and Bangalore have been in news. The state is among the four in the country which have traditionally been held to be corrupt and difficult to do business in Bangalore too has been the butt of critics for its poor power situation, non-existent roads clogged drains open sewers etc.
Karnataka is among the four most corrupt states of India, which is also ranked as corrupt and the most difficult to do business in. Bangalore has been criticised for its poor infrastructure not only by the IT czars but by the common man as well.
1. Inhalation of asbestos fibre is known to be carcinogenous but it was banned in Japan only recently. Even then no steps were taken against its release into the air. It has become news after several companies blamed its inhalation as the reason for the death of some of their workers.
2. Lawsuits in the US have shown asbestos to be carcinogenous but Japan banned it only when several companies acknolwedged that the inhalation of asbestos fibre was the reason for the death of some of their workers. The health minister felt it should have been done earlier.
3. Asbestos can cause cancer which is why it is banned in the US and elsewhere. But Japan woke up to this reality only after the death of workers in several asbestos company.
4. Asbestos became big news in Japan recently when several companies thought their workers had died and welfare minister felt the step should have been taken when the US and other countries banned asbestos production.
Inhalation of asbestos fibre is known to be carcinogenous but it was banned in Japan only recently. Even then no steps were taken against its release into the air. It has become news after several companies blamed its inhalation as the reason for the death of some of their workers.
1. discharging
2. ensalving
3. emancipating
4. emasculating
emancipating
1. rebounded
2. receded
3. abated
4. surged
receded
1. surrender
2. dichotomy
3. dialectic
4. devolution
devolution
1. ratify
2. countersign
3. rationalize
4. rebuke
ratify
1. integrated
2. consolidated
3. consigned
4. conscripted
consolidated