Bihar Police Special 200 repeated question|Bihar Police repeated 200 special MCQ|Gyan Bindu

Brief Summary

This video provides a comprehensive review of 100 frequently repeated questions in Bihar Police exams, focusing on general knowledge, science, and history. It emphasizes memorization of key facts and concepts, offering additional insights and related information to enhance understanding and recall.

  • Nuclear energy and isotopes
  • Civil Disobedience Movement and related historical events
  • Important geographical facts
  • Biology and human body facts

Intro

The video is an important resource for those preparing for Bihar Police exams, focusing on frequently repeated questions. The instructor emphasizes memorizing direct questions and answers, as these are commonly repeated in exams. The session aims to provide a "panacea" for exam takers by covering essential topics and facts.

Trending GK and GS Questions

The session will cover trending GK and GS questions, similar to those taught in Bindu GS Academy's paid courses. The instructor notes that the material was previously incomplete in other videos due to its length, but this session aims to provide a more detailed explanation.

Nuclear Energy and Isotopes

Uranium 235 is used to generate electricity in nuclear power plants. Iodine 131 is used for thyroid gland diagnosis and treatment. Cobalt 60 is used in cancer treatment. Arsenic 74 detects tumors, Sodium 24 detects blood clots, and Phosphorus 32 is used to treat leukemia. Isotopes are atoms with the same atomic number but different mass numbers, while isobars have the same mass number but different atomic numbers. India's first nuclear power plant is located in Tarapur, Maharashtra. Other nuclear plants are in Narora (UP), Rawat Bhata (Rajasthan), Kudankulam and Kalpakkam (Tamil Nadu), and Kakrapar (Gujarat).

Civil Disobedience Movement

The Civil Disobedience Movement started with the Dandi March in 1930, which began on March 12 and lasted until April 6, 1930. The march covered 240 miles (385 kilometers) with 78 followers. The Lahore session of 1929 demanded complete independence, presided over by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The first Round Table Conference was in 1930, the second in 1931 (attended by Gandhiji), and the third in 1932. The Ahmedabad Mill Movement and Kheda Satyagraha both occurred in 1918, while the Non-cooperation movement started in 1920, and the Champaran Satyagraha in 1917. The Quit India Movement took place in 1942.

Non-Aligned Movement and Bahadur Shah Zafar

The first summit of the Non-Aligned Movement was held in Belgrade in 1961, founded by Jawaharlal Nehru, Abdul Nasir, and Broz Tito. After the 1857 revolt, Bahadur Shah Zafar was exiled to Rangoon. Bahadur Shah Zafar was the last Mughal emperor, and he led the revolt of 1857 from Delhi with Bakht Khan. The 1857 Revolution started on May 10, 1857, in Meerut, with Mangal Pandey as a key figure from the Bengal Native Infantry.

Leaders of the 1857 Revolution and Biodiversity

Veer Kunwar Singh led the 1857 revolution in Bihar, Rani Lakshmibai led in Jhansi, Begum Hazrat Mahal in Lucknow, Nana Saheb and Tatya Tope in Kanpur, and Ahmadullah Shah in Faizabad. The term "biodiversity" was coined by Walter Rosen. Biodiversity Day is celebrated on May 22. India has four biodiversity hotspots: Western Ghats, Himalayas, Sundaland, and the Indo-Burma region, with the Western Ghats having the highest biodiversity.

Constituent Assembly

The first session of the Constituent Assembly was held under the temporary chairmanship of Sachchidanand Sinha, with Dr. Rajendra Prasad later becoming the permanent president. The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly was on December 9, 1946, and the constitution was adopted on November 26, 1949, taking 2 years, 11 months, and 18 days to draft. Constitution Day is celebrated on November 26, which is also National Milk Day. The idea of the Constituent Assembly was first proposed by MN Roy, while B N Rao was the constitutional advisor. The last meeting of the Constituent Assembly was on January 24, 1950, and it came into force on January 26, 1950. Jawaharlal Nehru was India's first and longest-serving Prime Minister, and the author of "Discovery of India." Dr. Rajendra Prasad was India's first and longest-serving President, born in Siwan, Bihar. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, known as the Bismarck of India, led the Bardauli Satyagraha in 1928 and was given the title Sardar by the women of Bardauli.

Eye Anatomy and Civil Services Questions

The iris controls the amount of light entering the eye. The cornea is used in eye donations, and images are formed on the retina, which creates real, inverted, and smaller reflections.

Winds and Their Circulation Areas

The circulation areas of winds are: Boro in Italy, Mistral in southern France, Khamsin in Egypt, and Harmattan in western Africa.

Agriculture and Rocket Science

In Chhattisgarh, shifting agriculture is called Deepak; in Manipur, it is called Pamalu; and in Assam, it is called Jhum. In Bihar, shifting agriculture is known as Kuruba, while Bebar and Dahiya are terms used in Madhya Pradesh. Rocket propulsion is based on the principle of conservation of momentum and Newton's third law of motion.

Light, Property Rights, and Fundamental Rights

When light passes from a denser to a rarer medium, it moves away from the normal. The right to property is now a legal right under Article 300A, having been removed from fundamental rights by the 44th constitutional amendment in 1978. Fundamental Rights are in Part III, Articles 12 to 35, taken from the American constitution. Article 14 provides equality before the law, Article 15 prohibits discrimination, Article 16 ensures equality of opportunity in public employment, Article 17 abolishes untouchability, and Article 18 abolishes titles. Article 19 guarantees freedom of speech and expression, Article 20 protects against conviction, Article 21 ensures life and bodily liberty, and Article 22 protects against arrests in some cases. Article 23 prohibits human trafficking and child labor, Article 24 restricts employing children under 14 in factories, and Article 25 guarantees freedom of religion. Article 29 protects the interests of minorities, and Article 30 provides the right to establish educational institutions for minorities. Article 32, called the heart and soul of the constitution by Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar, provides the right to constitutional remedies, under which the Supreme Court issues writs. Article 33 grants Parliament the power to abolish the fundamental rights of the armed forces, and Article 34 addresses actions taken to maintain order during martial law.

Cell Structure and Raja Rammohan Roy

The correct order of biological organization is cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems. Raja Rammohan Roy founded Atmiya Sabha in 1815 and the Brahmin society in 1828. He also wrote the book "Samvad Komodi." Saraswati Dayanand Saraswati established Arya Samaj in 1875, Jyotiba Phule founded the Satyashodhak Samaj, and Swami Vivekananda founded the Ramakrishna Mission.

Blood Flow and Atmospheric Layers

The reverse flow of blood towards the heart occurs in veins. Radio communication is facilitated by the ionosphere. The atmosphere is divided into five layers: troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, ionosphere, and exosphere. The troposphere is the lowest layer where weather events occur, the stratosphere contains the ozone layer and is where jet planes fly, and TV and radio communication is possible through the ionosphere.

Moti Masjid and Food Chains

Aurangzeb built the Moti Masjid in Delhi's Red Fort, while Shah Jahan built the Moti Masjid in Agra Fort. Shah Jahan also constructed the Jama Masjid in Delhi, while Jahan Ara Begum constructed the Jama Masjid in Agra. Akbar constructed the Red Fort of Agra, while Shah Jahan built the Red Fort in Delhi. A correct food chain is plant, grasshopper, bird.

Global Warming and Voter Ink

Carbon dioxide is the gas most responsible for global warming, comprising 0.03% of the atmosphere and used to extinguish fires. Solid carbon dioxide is known as dry ice. Oxygen was discovered by Joseph Crystal, and nitrogen is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere at 78%, with oxygen at 21%. Voters use ink containing silver nitrate.

Constitutional Amendments and Indus Valley Civilization

Article 368 of the Indian Constitution relates to constitutional amendments, originating from South Africa and located in Part 20. Evidence of ploughed fields from the Indus Valley Civilization was found in Kalibanga, Rajasthan, while evidence of an ancient port was found in Lothal, Gujarat. Dholavira, Gujarat, is the 40th World Heritage Site in India, and remains of horse bones were found in Surkotada, Gujarat.

Light Dispersion and AIDS

When white light passes through a glass prism, purple light deviates the most, while red light deviates the least. AIDS is a viral disease discovered by Ivano Vaski, and the ELISA test is used for its diagnosis. World AIDS Day is celebrated on December 1.

Rajya Sabha and Five-Year Plans

The allocation of seats in the Rajya Sabha is in the fourth schedule of the Indian Constitution. The first schedule covers the Union and its territories, the second covers salaries, the third covers oaths, the fifth covers SC/ST reservations, the sixth covers SC/ST administration in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram, the seventh divides power between the center and state, and the eighth mentions 22 languages. The ninth schedule covers land reforms, the tenth covers defection, the eleventh covers Panchayat, and the twelfth covers municipalities. The 11th Five Year Plan aimed at rapid, more inclusive, and sustainable growth. The first Five Year Plan focused on agricultural development, the second on industrial development, and the third on an independent economy. The first Five Year Plan was based on the Harrod-Domar model, and the second on the PC Malnovis model. The planning holiday was from 1966 to 1969.

Milk Sugar and Buddhist Councils

Milk sugar is called lactose, and lactic acid is found in sour milk or curd. The four Buddhist Councils took place in Rajgir, Vaishali, Pataliputra, and Kashmir (Kundalvan) in chronological order. The first Buddhist Council in Rajgir occurred during the reign of Ajatashatru, the second in Vaishali during the reign of Kalashoka, the third in Pataliputra during the reign of Ashoka, and the fourth in Kashmir during the reign of Kanishka.

Writs and Eskimo Tribes

A prohibition writ can only be issued against judicial and quasi-judicial bodies. There are five types of writs, issued by the Supreme Court under Article 32 and by the High Court under Article 226. Habeas corpus ensures personal freedom within 24 hours. The Eskimo tribe resides in North America.

National Parks and the Battle of Plassey

Bhitarak Kanika National Park is famous for turtles and is located in Orissa, as is Simlipal National Park. Gir National Park in Gujarat is famous for Asiatic lions, Periyar National Park in Kerala is famous for elephants, and Kaziranga National Park in Assam is famous for one-horned rhinoceroses. After the Battle of Plassey in 1757, Mir Jafar became the Nawab of Bengal. The battle took place between Robert Clive and Siraj-ud-Daula.

Postal Amendment Bill and Mountain Ranges

Giani Jail Singh used pocket veto on the Postal Amendment Bill. Neelam Sanjiva Reddy was the first President elected unopposed, and Dr. Rajendra Prasad was India's first President. The Aravalli mountain range is India's oldest, with its highest peak being Guru Shikhar.

Rivers and Rajya Sabha Elections

Rivers flowing westward into the Arabian Sea include Sabarmati, Luni, Mahi, Narmada, and Tapti. Rivers flowing eastward into the Bay of Bengal include Godavari, Damodar, Mahanadi, Krishna, and Kaveri. The minimum age required for Rajya Sabha elections is 30 years.

Kalinga War and William Bentinck

The Kalinga War is described in the 13th inscription of Ashoka. A Doordarshan serial was made based on Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's "Discovery of India." William Bentinck did not implement the end of the story, which was done by Lord Alan Borough.

Presidential Elections and Planets

Presidential elections consist of elected members of Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) and Legislative Assemblies. Mars is approximately similar to Earth in size and mass and is called the red planet. The Gandhi Sagar Dam is part of the Chambal project.

Plant Groups and Digestive Systems

Bryophyta and Pteridophyta have both sporophytes and zygophyte metastages that are multicellular and free-living. Digestive juices make complex substances simple, not the other way around. The stomach releases acid, the small intestine absorbs digested food into blood vessels, the large intestine absorbs water, and the liver is the largest gland in the body.

White Blood Cells and Plasma Membrane

White blood cells (WBC) destroy germs and provide immunity. The plasma membrane is made of proteins and lipids.

Mitochondria and Oxygen Transport

Mitochondria are the powerhouses of the cell, have a double membrane, contain DNA and ribosomes, and synthesize some of their proteins. Most oxygen (O2) is transported by red blood cells (RBC).

Blood Cells and Fatigue

Erythrocyte is another name for red blood cells (RBC). The main cause of fatigue is the accumulation of lactic acid in muscles.

Blood Storage and Blood Groups

Excess blood is stored in the spleen (Piha). People with blood group AB have antigens A and B but no antibodies and are omnipresent.

Bones and Cell Theory

The malleus bone is located in the middle ear, and the smallest bone in the body is the stapes bone, also in the ear. The basic unit of life is the cell. The cell theory was proposed by Sliden, Snan, and Rudolf Virchow.

Acids and Tuberculosis Immunization

Tomatoes contain citric acid, malic acid, ascorbic acid, and oxalic acid, but not formic acid. Formic acid is found in ant and scorpion stings. Seeds contain tartaric acid, and butter contains butyric acid. The BCG vaccine for tuberculosis immunization was developed by Albert Calmette and Camille Guerin.

Glands and Theophrastus

Exocrine glands secrete products into carrier tubes. The pituitary gland maintains fluid balance and regulates the kidneys. Theophrastus is considered the father of botany.

Scientists and Binomial Nomenclature

Birbal Sahni is related to fossil botany, KC Mehta to plant pathology, P Maheshwari to embryology, and M.S. Swaminathan to the Green Revolution. Carolus Linnaeus is considered the father of binomial nomenclature.

Organism Classification and Nitrogen Fixation

Cavalier Smith classified organisms into six kingdoms. Blue-green algae are related to biological nitrogen fixation.

Bacterial Cells and Plant Functions

The outermost layer of a bacterial cell envelope is called the glycocalyx. Thallophyta plants do not have differentiated functions.

Plant Structures and Hormones

Rhodophyceae are red algae. Stomata facilitate transpiration, xylem transports water, phloem transports food, and root hairs absorb water. Auxins are growth hormones, gibberellin promotes cell growth, cytokinin promotes cell division, and abscisic acid inhibits growth.

Proteins and Liver Glands

Proteins come from animal and plant sources and are made up of amino acids. Proteins constitute 15-20% of body weight and are building blocks for the body. The liver gland secretes bile, which is stored in the gall bladder.

Lungs and Immunity

Air exhaled from human lungs contains 4.4% carbon dioxide. Lymphocytes are the most important cell type associated with the body's immunity.

Heart and Blood Vessels

The heart acts like a pump, arteries carry oxygenated blood, and veins carry deoxygenated blood. Blood is red vascular connective tissue, constituting 7-8% of body weight, and red blood cells have a lifespan of 115-120 days.

Hormones and DNA

Human growth hormones are secreted by the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland. Insulin is released from the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas, discovered by Betting and Best, and controls blood sugar levels. DNA is the genetic material of all living organisms, contains both coding and non-coding regions, has two antiparallel nucleotide chains in a double helix, and is also found in mitochondria.

Charles Darwin and Ruby Hail

Charles Darwin's book "On the Origin of Species" is a landmark in the study of evolution, and he gave the theory of natural selection. Measles is also known as Ruby Hail.

Bacterial Diseases and Pairs

Rabies is not a bacterial disease but is caused by a virus. Chloroquine is used in the treatment of malaria. Scurvy is caused by a deficiency of Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), and beriberi is caused by a deficiency of Vitamin B1 (thiamine).

Myopia and Bread Rising

A concave lens is used to correct nearsightedness (myopia). Thousands of bubbles form when bread rises due to carbon dioxide.

Biofertilizers and Lunar Missions

Blue-green algae are biofertilizers, Cryosopa is used for pest control, and Brio 902 is a Soma clone of mustard. Azotobacter acts as a biofertilizer, not a biopesticide. Chandrayaan-1, India's first lunar mission, was launched in 2008, Chandrayaan-2 in 2019, and Chandrayaan-3 in 2023, successfully landing on the South Pole on August 23, 2023. All three Chandrayaan missions were launched from Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh. Mangalyaan was launched in 2013 from the same space center.

Nuclear Power Plants and Missiles

There is no nuclear power plant in Vijayawada. Agni 5 is an Indian surface-to-surface missile.

Computer Devices and Memory Units

A plotter, printer, and monitor are all output devices. 1 byte equals 8 bits, 1 kilobyte equals 1024 bytes, and 1 gigabyte equals 1024 megabytes. Memory units in ascending order are bit, byte, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte, exabyte, yottabyte.

Computer Shortcuts and Internet Protocols

The keyboard shortcut to paste copied content in Windows is Ctrl+V. An IP address (Internet Protocol) is needed to connect to the internet.

Phishing and Conclusion

Misrepresenting one's identity to obtain confidential information is called phishing. The video concludes with a promise to cover the remaining 100 questions in the next session and an invitation to attend the morning current affairs class.

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0:00 Most repeated in Bihar Police Question 200 is special repeated question which That has been repeated more than 10 times. Is No? This question has been asked more than 10 times i.e. less It has been repeated at least 10 times. any 15 left This has been repeated about 20 times. Ok? So repeat all these questions at least 10 times I have appeared in Bihar Police exam. So, Bihar All the police exam takers This video is very important for everyone It will be beneficial and prove to be a panacea. Correct Is? So everyone will see each question here. And what about simple things? all the questions You will memorize them because these are direct questions You are being asked this in the exam. Frequently It is repeating. Ok? So let's go everybody Let's see who else has come live soon Please comment with. After that, we begin We do.

0:46 If anyone has any issue with the video, let us know If it has happened then please tell me. Okay, good evening to everyone. Radhey-Radhe. Neha ji is here, Mayank ji is here, Guddu Sharma is here Yes, he is Mir Singh. And the most trending topic is, trending GK is GS, we will tell you the same in this Let's bring it to YouTube. Ok? To all The most important question and the knowledge that we have now This was launched by Bindu GS Academy I went there and it is still on their application, These are paid courses, this is the total for them too It had not been taught yet. Ok? Because This was a very long video. then some

1:33 The question is that after 50 they left it Had given. Direct 100 then from 100 onwards He started asking questions. Ok? so there Also what half-incomplete question was left Because this video is explaining in a lot of detail This video was going on for quite a long time. Ok? Ok. So it's totally there right now Also it hasn’t been completed yet. Dharmendra Kumar ji is here. Ranjit ji is there. Come on everybody join in. after that start do. Let's get more and more people involved and join in

2:20 Have also gone. Isn't it? Let us begin now we will People. It is not too late, right? Ok. so fine Is. It works. ok there are two Bihar police repeated 200 Special question. Ok? which is from 10 It has been repeated many times in the exam. He All the questions have to be memorized here. Ok? Let's get started. Pramod Kumar also I have arrived. Come on everybody is coming gradually. So, what is the first question? Nuclear Energy to generate electricity in plants Which isotope is used for this? Electricity in nuclear power plants Which isotope is needed to produce Is used for? so which isotope is this

3:06 is it like? so uranium 235 was used goes to nuclear power plants. Correct Is? You have to memorize the questions directly. Ok? There is nothing in this, no need to know details Not there. I have to stay direct. Question It is repeating. Ok? repeat many times The question has been asked. Ok? Have to remember this. So Electricity in nuclear power plants Which isotope is needed to produce Is used for? so put a tick here what to give? uranium 235 its correct answer It happens. Ok? Some Extras Here we also get to know the facts that It is asked in the exam. like talking is there iodine 131 or not it is used Where does it go? from the thyroid gland is not related to the diagnosis of diseases and Iodine 1331 is used in the treatment of goes. Ok? Talking about Cobal 60 What does Cobal 60 contain? of cancer In treatment ask which isotope of which Is used for? then cancer treatment Cobalt 60 is used in. Correct

3:53 Is? Similarly there are two or four more questions which that you get what is important in the exam Is. You need to know. like you It is asked how to detect a tumor Which isotope is used for this? What is? What is the diagnosis for a tumor? do you use isotopes? So Arsenic 74 is used. Whose? Use of Arsenic 74 for Tumors is used to detect. Ok? And Sodium 24 to detect blood clots is used. blood clot Ask which isotope is present to find the deposit Of? So sodium 24 is used. Ok? All these things have to be remembered. and one more It is in treatment for leukemia, right? Whose in the treatment of leukemia? So Phosphorus Isn't it? Phosphorus It is 32, right? Use of Phosphorus 32 32 It is done. Ok? All these things to you

4:39 Have to remember this. Ok? and talk here Do you take it? See what isotopes are Is? Then the atom in the molecule whose atomic number is those which have the same serial number are called isotopes and has the same mass and If the atomic number is different then simple Understand the atomic number of the same isotope Who will you call whose atomic number is same? the mass will vary okay And what is the atomic weight of isobar have the same atomic number but different okay so that is called isobar What is neutron in neutronic one which is similar is called neutronic it is said okay all these things to you We have to remember what is an extreme Remember important questions and reminders here This is India's first nuclear power plant Where was it established? Let's all answer this People, tell us in the comments. India's first nuclear Where is this power plant located?

5:25 Tell me the answer in the comment, till then it is over Some more people will join. And this is also the most important question. India's first Where is the nuclear power plant? Well, Neha Mehta's answer is here. and all People, tell me. Mayank Kumar's answer has also come. Very Fabulous. India's first nuclear power plant yes rain it is raining here It has not been raining continuously for almost 15 days I have lived in Madhya Pradesh. Continuously means daily, not even for a single day means right now I had a rest. Okay, here is Rimi Chaurasia ji. They also have

6:12 Went. Rani's answer has also come. Ok? Yes, everyone has to remember this. of India Where is the first nuclear power plant located? It is located in Tarapur, Maharashtra. Ok? It is located in Tarapur. and ask directly at Tarapur It is being said many times that Tarapur nuclear Where is this power plant? In Maharashtra. Ok? Similarly, many There are things. You have to remember. Such as I ask you about Narora Narora this nuclear energy Where is this plant? So Narora is UP In. Ok? Where is Rawat Bhata? Rawat Remember by the name Bhata Rawat Rajasthan Rajasthan Rawat is ok in Rajasthan Rawat Bhata has happened in Rajasthan, okay and this It is like where are Kudankulam and Kalpakkam it is in Tamilnadu ok and across Kakra Where is Kakrapar in Gujarat? where is the nuclear plant All these things are fine in Kakrapara Gujarat

6:59 You have to remember this, let's go to the next question Let us see when and how the civil disobedience movement will start The journey began with Come on everyone please answer this. All of this This is the same question which is asked in Bihar exam More than 10 times in police exam It has been repeated. Well, Arun Kumar's answer is coming and Beju ji is telling. C is telling and Mamta Kumari's A is coming. Guddu Sharma of C. Nisha Kumari's C is coming. Sonu Singh C is coming. Rani's has also come. 1930 Dandi Mayank Kumar Pramod Kumar A has arrived. Let's take a look at what's here, which is I am telling you that his is correct. Isn't it? Savina That is called a Baghia movement, when It had started. When? when the dandi march started

7:45 It happened. Isn't it? When did the Dandi march start Was? So it's March 12th, right? Started in 1930 Was. Ok? It started from Sabarmati. Where and for how long did it take place on 12 March 1930? 6 Is it April? It lasted until 6 April 1930. Ok? This is the question asked of you. First of all what is the answer here? know this first Take it. When and by whom did the Civil Disobedience Movement start? Did it start with a trip? So Dandi of 1930 It started with the journey. Ok? and these 12 It began in March and continued until 6 April 1930 I had gone. then it is asked about Dandi march How many days did it last? It lasted for 24 days. How many followers did it have? with 78 followers I had gone. Ok? What else will be asked? How many kilometres did you walk? So it was 240 miles And if we talk about kilometers, then it is approximately 385 It is a kilometer. Ok? all these things This is what you have to remember here. Correct?

8:30 So you have to remember all these things. And what should you remember here? Such as What should we talk about? Lahore session of 1929 If we talk about it, is this also important? When was the demand for complete independence made for the first time did you go? So in the Lahore session of 1929 I did it. Who was its president? So the Pandit It was Jawaharlal Nehru. Ok? The story of 1930 So what happened in 1930? When was the first Round Table Conference held? In 1930 It happened, right? The third Round Table Conference was held. So The first Round Table Conference was held in 1930, the second in 1931 and The third one took place in 1932. So which Gandhiji did? Who attended the Round Table Conference? then the second Gandhi ji participated in the Round Table Conference 1931 Were. Ok? All these things have to be remembered. Well, when did the Ahmedabad Mill Movement take place? It happened in 1918. When did the Kheda Satyagraha take place Was? It happened in 1918. Ok? all of this Things to remember. Now what happened in 1920

9:17 Was? So what happened? Non-cooperation movement took place Was. In 1920 there was non-cooperation movement and Champaran Satyagraha: This happened in 1917. Correct Is? So you have to remember all these things. Yes. Ok. Let us remember so many things here. Done. And it would be better if some important event happened If we talk like it is asked When did the civil disobedience movement start? things that are important events that if If you want to remember then see that if you want to remember then this thing what do we do like civil disobedience The movement is like the non-cooperation movement When did the big movements happen in 1920 It happened, he has to be taken care of and politely

10:04 When did the Disobedience Movement take place? It happened in 1930 and similarly when did the Quit India Movement take place happened in 1942 okay all these things you have to take care okay and everyone's importance And the Champaran Satyagraha took place in 1917. Correct Is? And who was the uh leader of all this? So it was Gandhiji. what is the next question Is? First Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement When and where was the conference held? First summit of the Non-Aligned Movement. Where did this happen? So this happened in Belgrade In 1961. Isn't it? in Belgrade in 1961 It happened. Ok? Now see the previous If you have asked a question then you should ask it there You must get all the questions. Ok? Because All these questions are the same questions which are answered through 10. This has been repeated many times by Bihar Police In the exams. Ok? So all the questions Memorize this here. Non-Aligned Movement When and where was the first summit of the

10:50 Did it happen? So it happened in Belgrade in 1961. Ok? good non aligned movement Who was the founder? So this was Jawaharlal Nehru, Abdul Nasir and who else? Brose Tito. Isn't it? Broz Tito. once again Understand this. Now Jawaharlal Nehru, Abdul Nasir And Broz was Tito. remember it like this Is. Nehru Nasser Tito Nehru Nasser Tito If yes, then you will remember these three names. Nehru Jawaharlal Nehru happened. Nasir means that There was Abdul Nasser and there was Broz Tito. Is No? So, this has to be remembered. This is how you will remember Nehru, Nasser Tito. These were three men who that the Non-Aligned Movement was founded Was. Ok? Let's go, what's next? Delhi After the failure of the revolt of 1857 in Where was Bahadur Shah Zafar exiled Went? So where were you deported to?

11:35 To Bahadur Shah Zafar? then he was sent to Rangoon Station. Where? was sent to Rangoon. Correct Is? Well Bahadur Shah Zafar was an important person This is the thing which is asked in the exam. What all will be asked from here? that the Mughal Who was the last emperor of the empire? So It was Bahadur Shah Zafar. Isn't it? Bahadur Shah Zafar, also known as Bahadur Shah II Is. And this was what happened in 1857 from Delhi Who led the revolution? So The revolt of 1857 was led from Delhi Bahadur Shah Zafar did it. and there was one Bakht Mine. Isn't it? Both of them did this together. Correct Is? These things have to be remembered. 1857 Revolution When did it start? So this is on May 10, 1857 It started from Meerut. Ok? these things too You have to take care. and the first in Who were the revolutionaries who were martyred? Mangal Pandey. Isn't it? mangal pandey asked whom

12:21 Meaning, which team were you from? Where were they from there? So he was a soldier of the Bengal Native Infantry. Isn't it? Which infantry soldier was he from? So Mangal was a soldier of the Bengal Native Infantry Pandey. Ok? ok to ask here is that who led from where? This This type of question is asked to you in the exam Is. Ok? What does Mayank want to say? In the number two question? Ok. So what's in here? like you Ask them about the 1857 revolution in Bihar Who led it? So from Bihar or So if you ask Jagdish, then Veer Kunwar Singh said I did it. Ok? Rani led by Jhansi Lakshmibai did it. Begum Hazrat from Lucknow The palace did it. Who did it from Kanpur? Nana Saheb and Tatya Tope did it. And

13:06 Bahadur Shah Zafar and Bakht Khan from Delhi. Who is it? So Bakht Khan. Have to remember this. Brave It was done by Shah Zafar Zafar and Bakht Khan. And It was done by Ahmadullah Shah from Faizabad. Ahmadullah Shah did it. Ok? So much Have to remember all the things. No, this is not a current question. What is it Is? Most repeat in Bihar Police It is going to be more than 200 i.e. 200 questions which is repeated more than 10 times I am telling you all those questions that happened. Correct Is? Current affairs class is held in the morning. 6:30 in the morning There will be a current affairs class. Ok? Let's see, what's the next question? See again who are the new people who have joined Let me show you. What is this? Isn't it? Bihar Police Repeated 200 Special Question No, there are 200 special questions which are from Bihar

13:54 It has been repeated more than 10 times in the police No repeated 200 special questions here for you We are getting it done. Ok? Now let's ask the question Number: Where were we? four out of four Went. Let's talk about question number five. Who coined the term biodiversity? Who gave the term biodiversity? So Given by Walter Rosen. Who gave it? Given by Walter Rosen. Ok? Good When is Biodiversity Day celebrated? then 22 It is celebrated in May. Whenever the 22nd comes So, what do they remind you of? 22 April and 22nd March and 22nd May all three will give you You have to constantly remember this too, right? 22 March It's done and it's 22nd April. Ok? So Which day is celebrated on 22 March? Bihar Day and World Water Day. On 22 March It is celebrated. Which would have happened on 22nd April Is? World Earth Day. and world bio

14:40 Diversity day is celebrated on 22 May. Correct Is? Good. How many biomes in total in India Diversity is a hotspot? So four biodiversity There is a hotspot. I tell you over and over again so that You will be able to remember it easily. Those four bio Which are the diversity hotspots? So Western Ghats, Himalayas, Sundaland and Indoburma region. Then understand. Western Ghats, Himalayas and Sundaland and Indoburma There is an area. has the highest biodiversity Where is it found? Found in the Western Ghats She goes. Ok? okay, next question What is? Who held the first session of the Constituent Assembly It was held under the chairmanship of? constituent Assembly Under whose presidency was the first session of the Was it accomplished? So this is the same question that is asked Not the first temporary assembly of the Constituent Assembly Who was the president? So he is the first one who is the president

15:26 he was the temporary president and later on Dr. Rajendra became the permanent president Offering. Ok? So the temporary president who who was he? So it was Sachchidanand Sinha right? Option number C is the correct answer here Dr Sachchidanand Sinha was from India Meaning that the session of the Indian Constituent Assembly Satchidananda who was the first president Sinha did this and became the temporary president. I went to Dr Rajendra Prasad and he is fine Many very important questions from the Constituent Assembly which is the question asked in the exam Okay, ask when was the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly? If it happened, it happened on 9 December 1946, when did it happen It was on 9 December 1946 that the Constituent Assembly When was the constitution adopted? Was? So on 26 November 1949 it was adopted Had gone. Ok? And this is between the two dates. The difference is that it took time to make the constitution

16:12 Was. Isn't it? The time it took to draft the constitution If asked, this is what happens between the two dates The difference is 2 years 11 months and 18 days. Correct Is? Remember the time it took to make the constitution Keep. and on 26 November this was asked from 26 November I ask you when did you celebrate Constitution Day? goes? So it is celebrated on 26th November. Which other day is celebrated on 26 November Is? then national milk day is celebrated Is. Ok? All these things have to be remembered. Now what do you want to tell me? if in exam comes when the Constituent Assembly considered for the first time Who gave it? Isn't it? Constituent Assembly in India Who gave the idea for the first time? Let me tell you the answer to this. Who tells? Who gave the idea of ​​Constituent Assembly? Let's remember the people who are on this channel will be. Isn't it? two to three times properly Tell me. The idea of ​​Constituent Assembly was raised for the first time

16:58 Who gave it? Let's see who answers this? Rani's answer has come, please tell everyone. Baby Kumari's answer has not come. Patel you He is telling me but he is wrong. and ray Kumari Official Bhimrao Ambedkar is telling Are. Okay Mayank ji is asking about the option. Let us give you options, and many more options. I will give you a very small one. can easily tell Are. One is MN Roy MN Roy And one is B N Rao. Of these two Do you want to tell me which is the answer? of the Constituent Assembly

17:43 Who first came up with the idea? Laxman Kumar's answer has also come. The idea of ​​the Constituent Assembly is yes Laxman Kumar Yes, okay, its fine. Mayank Kumar's answer has also come and Kiran Kumari is telling B N Rao and Kumar Gaurav ji is telling. Well, it is a good thing that someone remembers it. to whom If you don't remember, remember it here. Ok? like baby kumar baby kumari like you Baiju Kumar ji, you too are making a mistake If something is wrong then remember it like this so that you never make a mistake Manish Kumar Yes MA Roy is telling Laxman Kumar ji You were right, see the idea of ​​the Constituent Assembly Who gave the first time by MN Roy

18:30 given by MN Roy okay and If the constitutional advisor of the Constituent Assembly asks That was B N Rao, okay now this is one of the two See, both the names are the same, right? Roy B N Rao what exam will you have You will get confused as asked in the exam Who will consider the idea of ​​Constituent Assembly? if you give it to me then it will immediately come to your mind hey it was B N Rao or M N Roy so this This is how we have to relate. Look at the Constituent Assembly Where do thoughts occur? in my mind in my mind When you think, you have to relate it to your mind. Roy in mind MN Roy in mind MN Roy i.e that if someone asks for your thoughts then he will immediately think of it Will I come? Thinking about in the mind MN Roy. Ok? and the Constituent Assembly Who was the constitutional advisor? So that was B.N. Rao. Ok? Let me remember you like this. as soon as The mind will ask for thoughts, MN Roy. with a thud Have to give. Ok?

19:15 So you have to remember it like this. Ok? Let this all be done and I have told you everything here. And if the last meeting of the Constituent Assembly asks When did it happen? So it happened on 24 January 1950. When did it happen? It happened on 24 January 1950. And When did the Constituent Assembly come into force? So 26 It came into effect in January 1950. Ok? Rest if sir asks one question from each person We are talking about all four options What all can you remember? who is here Is? Jawaharlal Nehru. Jawaharlal Nehru's If we talk about this, then this was the first Prime Minister of India and the longest-lived The prime minister is Jawaharlal Nehru. One of these The book is Discovery of India. Isn't it? Who is the author of the book Bharat Ek Khoj? It is Jawaharlal Nehru. Dr. Rajendra Prasad If we talk about it then this is India's first He is the President. and the longest Dr. Rajendra Prasad who was the President

20:01 it is just that. And where are they from? So this is Bihar He was born in Siwan district of Was. Isn't it? Jiradevi of Siwan, Bihar He was born in. Sardar Vallabhbhai If we talk about Patel then Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel So he is called the Bismarck of India. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is the great man of India it is said and what to remember from these Who asked you to lead the Bardauli Satyagraha? did you do it? So did Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel It was there in 1928, then the women of Bardauli gave him the title of Sardar. Ok? You have to remember all these things. here at What would be the answer? Sachchidananda Sinha. So Mayank Rajput ji is writing. Watching Yes, how are you teaching Vinod? Chhavi Kumar is also writing.

20:52 One is telling that this video will be saved No? Yes. I uploaded this video to you Will go. will keep uploading. Ok? Ever you this You can see it, right? So where do you need motivation to go? Have to click on study. like channel name It is written motive study, click on it Please do it. Where will you come then? Is it in live? So please click on live. not in video will get. Ok? Will meet you live. Live If you go there, you will see the list below The full video will be available. Ok? Let go What is the next question? who of the eye which portion of the light entering inside it Who controls it? which of the eye the portion of light entering it controls? So who is he? They Aris happens, right? Aarish happens. him hindi what do I say? it is called the iris Is. Ok? Here the answer is seven D. Isn't it? That means understand that light is the eye

21:37 the amount of light entering into Who controls? so does the iris Is. Ok? This thing has to be kept in mind. Correct Is? Which part of the eye is used in good eye donation Is a donation made? So it's the cornea, right? The cornea portion is donated. Correct Is? Where is a good image formed? so this It is formed on the retina. Isn't it? The retina is formed What is it called in Hindi? Vision It is called panel. Ok? So the reflection which is formed in human eyes where it is on the retina It is formed which is called Drishti Pad in Hindi and how is the reflection formed The real is formed inverted and smaller. Ok All these things have to be remembered. Let's go Amrita ji You are telling me that you are not enjoying reading In. Good sir. How? Who all are enjoying it, comment that too Please do it. Ok? let's go to the next question What is? winds and their circulation areas

22:24 have to be matched. Ok? There is wind and Its flow area, where it flows. Correct Is? So, this has to be told. Yes Laxman Kumar ji you can also get the PDF Will go. Well Amrita ji is telling that you are teaching slowly Are. How are you teaching Slow? not slow I am teaching. Yes slow, tell me this. Extra Fake is telling you. I want to tell extra fake So the video will be a little longer. Is No? If you tell me the direct answer immediately The video will end. Ok? Yes. Yes, Mayank Kumar is saying that I am having a lot of fun. So there is one who says That is, the answer has to be just told. so answer The video will end immediately after you tell it. Ok? end the video immediately or So you have to get the information carefully. many times you Tell me, information is your job. Isn't it? Your There is too much information inside so the job

23:10 It is available. If there is no information then there is a job Not there. Ok? Let us understand the winds and their flow pattern Have to match. So like this is a boro. These Boro, where does it flow? which area In? So this Boro flows in Italy Isn't it? Where is Boro? this wind blows in italy Is. And where does the Mistal flow? It is in southern France. i.e. in France This Misthul flows. and Khamsin which is the wind Where does it run? So in Egypt. Khamsin Where? Egypt right? Khamsin Egypt and Harmattan This is prevalent in Africa. Western in Africa. Ok? So this is how you C D AB becomes the answer. C D AB. C D. AB. Where will the answer be here? Option number B will come. C D AB. Correct Is. Let's go, what's next? In the following

23:56 Which one of the pairs is not correctly matched? Okay, fine. Everyone is commenting Is this complete? Do you need to explain it? Sir. You should teach according to your wish. Very good. This is Gudu Sharma ji. Rani ji is there. Everyone please read it here first. Isn't it? Remember it well. After the PDF I will think about it. Ok? Why do you give so much importance to PDF? Keep it, it doesn't matter whether you get it or not Not there. Ok? In PDF This thing should be kept in mind. No PDF's What happens in dizziness? you your mind I don't set the question, right? You don't remember in your mind. Ok? so that's why pdf Yes, its okay. come on everybody is coming

24:42 Good comment. Ok. Let's see, what happens here? The question here is which of the following Which one pair is not correctly matched? i.e shifting agriculture and this state has given it. i.e. in which state What is shifting agriculture called? So Like Chhattisgarh is there in it Shifting agriculture is called Deepak. These Correct. Ok? I asked what is it? well matched who is not. Ok? further options are also shown Are. Keep this in mind first. In Chhattisgarh Shifting agriculture is called Deepak. Ok? The remaining options are here. Ok. Like transferred to Manipur The agriculture is called Pamalu. This is also correct. Shifting agriculture in Assam is called Jhum Is. This is also correct. now local in bihar

25:27 Agriculture is called Bebar. This is wrong. Is No? Because shifting agriculture is prevalent in Bihar They are called Jhum or Kuruba. What It is said? Kurba which is the most popular in Jharkhand It is more famous. Bihar has been asked Asked in SI i.e. Bihar Inspector The question is whether Jhum cultivation should be allowed in Jharkhand what is it said? So it is called Qurba. What is called Kuruba? Ok? so this The Bebar, where is this Bebar called? It is said in Madhya Pradesh. Ok? Jhoom in Madhya Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh What is farming called? beber either It is called Dahiya. Dahiya. Ok? You have to keep these things in mind. So What's here? Where is Bebar? Middle It is called of the state and not in Bihar. Ok? good shifting cultivation is called How? So such an agricultural system would be in which some plot of land is occupied for some time Farming is done. then he is released

26:14 so that it regenerates naturally If possible, he cultivates at another place. That means you have done farming at one place. Then leave it for a few days so that What is that ah? he is naturally The former could be revived again. Isn't it? Complete Nitrogenation takes place in it. Soil Everything becomes completely good. until then what is that We do? Do farming at other places. Correct Is? Then we do it there. then from there If I leave you, I will come back after two-three months come here here. Ok? Him It is called shifting agriculture. Next What is? rocket working system which is working principle of rocket Is based on. What is this based on? of the rocket modus operandi. as per option here What is the answer? Option number A is momentum It is based on the principle of conservation. Correct Is? If this is not there in this option and If Newton's third law of motion exists then it

27:00 You have to keep in mind Newton's third law of motion These two laws are based on conservation of momentum and The rocket works. Ok? So this thing You have to be careful. Ok? Good Newton You know the third rule of . Isn't it? Newton gave three laws of motion. Having more Which is the first rule? if any object If it is stable then it wants to remain stable. Wants to remain in motion in motion. As long as that But no external force is applied. Ok? Newton What about the second law of motion? power of the force The consonant comes out which is equal to the force It happens? So mass * acceleration. Ok? The SI unit of force is Newton And then this will also become a unit. Such as What will happen to the mass here? KG Isn't it? What happens to kg and acceleration? meters per second squared, right? KG meter per second squared even if newton If not in option then SI unit of force This one will be done. Ok? KG Meter square per second. What's next?

27:46 When a ray of light passes from a denser medium to a rarer medium what happens if it enters the medium Is? entry from denser medium to rarer medium If she does then what happens, right? like someone Light is the dense medium here. Ok? And If it goes into a rarer medium then it will come on this side What will happen? See it will go from dense to sparse So what is that? If it goes to rare will turn towards the normal. Isn't it? What will happen? what did you say? will go from dense to sparse. Good If we go from dense to rare, then away from the normal He will go away. Isn't it? move away from the normal Will go. If it goes from sparse to dense then will turn towards the normal. Ok? So here it is It is asked that if we go from dense to sparse then the normal what happens from this? This is normal to it isn't it will turn away. Ok? Will go away. So the answer here will be option number A will be. Isn't it? it moves away from the normal

28:34 Is. What's next? In the Indian Constitution have the right to the property described. So now What is the current right to property? So what about property rights here? Will you go? The right to property was fundamental earlier rights but what now? it is legal I have the right. So what will be the answer? Option Number B is the correct answer, right? What is it Is? have a legal right. just before the property The rights of will be asked. which constitution Removed from Fundamental Rights under the amendment Was? So under the 44th constitutional amendment in 1978 It was removed from the fundamental rights in 1977. And What was it kept in? So under article 300 it has been kept in 300A now It has been kept under a legal right. Ok? to the right to property.

29:20 Ok? So you have to keep this thing in mind Here. And in which article was this first? These? So there are property rights when the fundamental If this was in the right then it was in Article 31 This was it. Ok? You should also keep this thing in mind Is. Okay, what is here? Fundamental Rights Speaking of, this is in part three. Articles are from 12 to 35. Fundamental Rights Where is it taken from? So took it from America Has gone. Ok? all these things too Have to be careful. there are some paragraphs that It is asked in the exam. you once Let us get the first revision done. Ok? like what? Equality before law. Article 14 provides for the protection of religion, caste and sex prohibition of discrimination on the basis of the grounds which is covered under Article 15 equality of opportunity in public employment in Article 16 and abolition of untouchability Abolition of titles in Article 17 18 in sentence and expression Freedom under Article 19 and conviction protection against is in Article 20 and

30:06 Life and bodily liberty Article 21 and in some cases arrests protection against it is in article 22 and Prohibition of human trafficking and child labour. This is in Article 23. Below 14 years Employing underage children in factories restrictions. Which article is this in? So It is in Article 24. and in article 25 What is? freedom of religion means you have the freedom to follow any religion In Article 25. and here it is important What is? interests of minorities This protection is under Article 29. And minorities religious minorities Educational institution means educational institution Right to establish is provided under Article 30 is in. Ok? What was in Article 31? So fundamental rights came first and then article 32 Is there a right to constitutional remedies in Which was called Article 32 by Dr. Bhimrao

30:53 Ambedkar called it the heart and soul of the constitution and under Article 32 only the Supreme The court issues the writ. Ok? all of these Things to remember. Talking about Article 33 If we take the fundamental rights of the armed forces The power to abolish it lies with the Parliament. These What is in article 33 and 34 Is? In case of imposition of martial law to maintain or restore order of the actions taken in an area Parliament by law in respect of gives the power to award compensation Is. This is in Article 34. Ok? so this You have to remember all the paragraphs. Let go What's next? Choose the correct order. So what would be the correct order? Cells. then the cells are formed from What? Tissue. Organs and parts are made from tissue It is formed from organ systems. Ok? this one It looks correct. Ok? the youngest one who

31:39 It is the smallest part of the human body which is What is a unit? There is a cell. Correct Is? Isn't it? cell and its can it be made? Tissue. made up of tissue What? Then the organ is formed. Ok? From the organ Then it became an organ system. so here is a This is the correct answer. What's next? Soulful gathering Who founded it? of an intimate gathering Who established it? So the answer for 14 will be option number D. It was done by Raja Rammohan Roy. Ok? Look at what Raja Rammohan Roy said in 1828 The Brahmin society was established. Isn't it? Who founded the brahmin society? Before this, the establishment of Na Atmiya Sabha He did this in 1815, okay dear This is what the assembly is set up, then later This came to be known as Brahmin society. It is from 1828, isn't it? This is an intimate gathering It was also established by Raja Ram Mohan Roy

32:25 ok so this is the thing you have to keep in mind raja Ram Mohan Roy has a book called Samvad Komodi Do you have to remember the dialogue, Modi will ask Who is the author of the book Raja Rammohan? The opinion will be Saraswati Dayanand Saraswati this have done it. Arya Samaj was established in 1875 I did it. You have to remember this thing. What is the next question? the rest of this thing You know it, right? of the truth seeker society It was founded by Jyotiba Phule and Swami founded the Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda did it. What's next? reverse flow of blood towards the heart In which of the following blood vessels It happens? Reverse flow of blood towards the heart. In which of the following blood vessels It happens? So where will this happen? would be at the tip Isn't it? Option number C is the correct answer here

33:10 Is. What's next? Which of the following Which atmospheric layer is responsible for radio communication? does it help? then radio and tv which communicate It is possible that it is due to the ionosphere Is. Ok? And how many layers does the atmosphere have? is it divided into? So, do you know it? Five It is divided into layers. what at the bottom It happens? Troposphere. Above him is the equator Board. What is above that? Troposphere. isotherm Board. Above that is the mesosphere. After that ion Board. Then there is the exosphere. Ok? Here will be asked a question about the meaning of the earth Which is the lowest layer? So that anger It is a circle. In which zone do all the weather events occur? Does it happen in? then it would have been in the troposphere Is. Ok? And the airplanes are all jet planes Let's go, it goes in the stratosphere. Correct Is? And what are you asked? ozone layer Whatever happens, it happens in which circle? So Occurs in the stratosphere. and tv radio Communication of which is possible through the ionosphere.

33:56 Ok? You have to remember all these things. What's next? at the Red Fort in Delhi Who built the Moti Masjid? Let's tell you the answer for 17, everybody B Isn't it the Red Fort in Delhi? Who built the Moti Masjid in Was? So do you know what the answer will be here? Mosi in the Red Fort of Delhi The mosque was built by Aurangzeb. This is the confusion. this is the important thing It is here. Option number C correct here There will be an answer. Yes Ozone Day is celebrated on 16th September goes. Very good. so what here will be? The pearl in Delhi's Red Fort It is a mosque, it was built by Aurangzeb Had it done. and you will ask in Agra fort Who built the Moti Masjid? So that was done by Shah Jahan. Ok? Here

34:43 But these are the things you have to remember. Most This is the important thing. Ok? Ah Pearl Is it a mosque? So Moti Masjid which is red Aurangzeb in the Red Fort of Delhi and Shah Jahan in the Red Fort of Agra Had it constructed. Ok? if if you to be asked that one in delhi which is Jama Masjid Jama Masjid in Delhi It was constructed by Shah Jahan and Construction of the Jama Masjid in Agra Who got it done, it was Shah Jahan Jahan Ara Begum was the daughter of One thing to keep in mind is Delhi's Red Fort Who built Delhi's Lal? Fort View Construction of Delhi's Red Fort It was got done by Shah Jahan. Ok? remember Is. and pearls in Delhi's Red Fort

35:28 The mosque was built by Aurangzeb. Ok? good for Agra's Red Fort Who got the construction done? Does anyone remember? Who built the Red Fort of Agra Got it done? I am Luvkush Gupta. asking when is the class It moves with? So it starts at 7:30, right? Runs at 7:30 in the evening and from 6:30 in the morning It works. Ok? Look, you have to remember this. Then understand. See Agra There is a Red Fort and one is Delhi's Lal Castle. So Delhi's Red Fort was built Shah Jahan built the Red Fort of Agra It was constructed by Akbar. Ok? These Please note it down, otherwise there will be confusion. Ok?

36:17 Ok? Let's see, what's the next question? Which of the following food chains Correct? so the food chain is right here Which one did you ask? so look at the plant of the plant The grasshopper eats the bird and the bird eats the grasshopper She goes. So this is the only option It's done right. Ok? so the food chain Option A is the correct answer for this. Now What is in question number 19? Global Which gas causes warming? So Global Which gas is most responsible for warming? is it like? So that's carbon dioxide, right? Option number B is the correct answer here. When it comes to carbon dioxide How much is found in the atmosphere? 0.03% Isn't it? 0.03% and what does carbon dioxide say the gases needed to extinguish a fire Which gas is that? So carbon dioxide. and what else to remember here

37:05 That solid carbon dioxide is converted into dry ice It is known as. It is not asked that What is dry ice called? Solid Carbon dioxide is not in the form of dry ice It is known in. What's next? And You must already know the rest of these things. Is No? This is oxygen. who discovered oxygen did you do it? The film was directed by Joseph Crystal. These Nitrogen is the most abundant nitrogen in the atmosphere More nitrogen is found. 78% and How much oxygen? 21% is found. and this What is? Is it ozone? this is the formula of ozone It happens. It is O3. Correct? What's next? Which ink is used for voters to cast their vote? is used? Voters Which ink is used for voters is it done? Never mind, some people are saying wrong things

37:52 No problem means wrong option is wrong there is no problem, you did it by mistake You will learn it right Well, Baiju Kumar's answer is here Everyone's answer is coming, this is the option Number A correct answer is silver nitrate What is the chemical CI in it Contains silver nitrate. ok silver Nitrate is the correct answer here. Next What is? Article 368 of the Indian Constitution Who is it related to? So Article 368 of the Indian Constitution Who is it related to? So this constitutional amendment from the process option number d is here which Also, everyone is thinking that it is right. Constitution In which article is this provision for amendment Is? It is in article 368. and in which part Is? It is in part 20. And from which country did you get it Has gone? Taken from South Africa.

38:38 Correct? What's next? yes it is a ploughed field No? So Sindhu is the proof of the ploughed field From which place of civilization was it found? So the shoes Where has the evidence of the cultivated land been found? So this Found in Kalibanga. Where is Kalibanga? So this will be found in Rajasthan. Ok? ploughed fields from Kalibanga and Kali means that It is about bangles, right? bangle black bangles Evidence of this has also been found from Kalibanga. And What was found from Lothal? The ancient port is No? Where is the proof of Godiwada ask did you meet him? So I met him in Lothal. where is lothal Is? So this is in Gujarat. Isn't it? Gujarat What did I tell you? one is Lothal and one is What is? It is Dholavira. Ok? Dholavira is and what is one? This is Surkotada. Ok? These three have to be remembered from Gujarat. Surkotada. So Lothal became an ancient port. And What happened to Dholavira? 40th. 40th

39:25 Which is the world heritage site of India? It is Dholavira. And what do you remember from Surkotada Do you want to keep it? the remains of horse bones Where did you get it from? Met with Surkotada. And Where are these three? In Gujarat. Lothal, Dholavira and Surkotada. This is in Gujarat. Correct? What's next? a ray of white light The ray falls on a glass prism. the colour of light which passes through a glass prism The maximum deflection occurs when passing. So its You must know the answer. Which colour deviates the most? What type is it? Answer of 23 is coming It belongs to everyone. A, isn't it? Very good. There is Luvkush ji and there is Laxman Kumar ji. Chandni ji is there. It's simple. The queen also came The answer is being given. Kumar Kiran Kumari's Guddu Sharmaji is Anjali Gupta is Mayank

40:11 They are Rajputs Laxman Kumar is Baiju ji and Amrita ji is So here's what everyone needs to remember You must remember, see what happens when glass then it passes through the light of splits into seven colors okay what is in it vigor v is i right v G.Y. o r is it not vigor okay so in vigor What is the most common deviation Purple has the least, Violet has the least Whose does it happen? It is of red. Ok? And does it do exactly the opposite? Wavelength. That is, the greatest deviation would have been It is purple. and became the lowest wavelength Purple. Red has the least deviation. So What happens to red? The longest wavelength It happens. Ok? So keep this thing in mind Is. and the lowest point in the rainbow What colour is it? Purple. top of the line

40:56 Which one is it? Red. The color in the middle Which one is it? Green. Ok? So here it is What is the answer? Purple. its correct The answer is given. is the most distracted. What's next? AIDS is a contagious disease. So What will be the answer to this? So what will happen here? aids is a contagious disease Is. How it is? So this is the answer Is it a viral disease? Option number C which I think everything is correct. Isn't it? This is a viral disease. Ok? This disease caused by virus is AIDS. Correct Is? So, you have to keep this thing in mind. Virus

41:42 To happen from. who discovered the good virus did you do it? It was done by Ivano Vaski. Who discovered bacteria? Lunh Hoke did. Ok? And a question comes up in AIDS ELISA test. Isn't it? ELISA test will ask In which is it done? So this is a test for AIDS It is done for. and World AIDS Day When is it celebrated? celebrated on 1 December Is. What is the next question? Indian Which schedule of the constitution is in Rajya Sabha Location of States and Union Territories It is related to allocation right? So the Rajya Sabha In which schedule are the seats allotted? Is? So what did he tell you? This is the number of seats in the fourth schedule Allocation. Ok? what is in the first schedule Did you tell me? of the Union and the Territory In that. Ok? Union and Territories First In the schedule. What happens in the second one? Salary. What's in the third? Oath. Fourth in

42:29 What is? Allotment of seats in Fourth. And What is in the fifth? of SC, ST Reservation. And what is in the Sixth Schedule? So In sixth also there are SC, ST. But Where is it in some four states? Assam, It is in Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram. Correct Is? That is reservation for SC ST, administration Is. And then what will we get in the seventh? So You will find it in the seventh schedule Isn't it union list, state list and concurrent list? There is a list between the centre and the state which is the division of power between seventh and eighth What will you find in the schedule? So the eighth 22 languages ​​are mentioned in the schedule. Correct Is? So are these eight schedules the original constitution? I was there. The remaining nine and four schedules will be announced later. Added. So later the four schedules 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th were added In. What's in the ninth? So that is Bangladesh and land reforms related

43:16 What is in the 9th Schedule and what is in the 10th Schedule Is? There is defection and what is there in the 11th? In the 11th there is Panchayat and in the 12th there is Nagar It is a municipality. Correct? Let's go, what's next? Which Indian plan aimed at rapid More inclusive and sustainable growth. Well, Baiju Kumar's net is not working. Never mind, the net will start working slowly. If this happens then this 11th five year plan will This is the correct answer. Ok? Five year plan You will find many things related to

44:01 Let me tell you. If you take regular classes then Ok? What is this here? You just now I will tell you a little less here because the video It will become longer. Ok? Time is short. Here what is on? Remember the question directly Is. You just have to remember it roughly. five year You may be asked questions from this plan in the exam. Used to be. Ok? Let me tell you a little about the rest Are. See the main plan of first five year plan Ask what is the purpose? Development of agriculture. What about the other one? industrial development. third what about? Independent Economy. First On which model was the Five Year Plan based? So Harrod was based on the Domar model. Second Five-year plan on the PC Malnovis model It was based on. of the first five year plan The tenure was from 1951 to 56 and the second tenure was from 1951 to 1956. what about? 56 to 61 and the third is 61 66 and then the fourth five year period did not happen here Was. Ok? When did the fourth one happen? 69 to 74 Was. Ok? So from 1966 to 69 this is here

44:48 But what? It was called planning holiday. Ok? The question comes directly from you that What was the period of planning leave? 1966 to 69 It was till. Ok? Then it happened from 1969 to 74 Your fourth five year plan and fifth It happened from 1974 to 78. So the fifth You can eradicate poverty in the five year plan itself The slogan was given. What's next? Which of the following is called milk sugar? They say? What is milk sugar called? so here But what will be the answer? 27 will become A. Isn't it? Lactose which is milk sugar is called goes. Do you want to remember it like this also? Look, whatever is in the milk, sour milk or curd Which acid is found in? Lactic Acid is found, right? lactic acid was found goes. Ok? You have to remember it from there. Which sugar is in milk? lactose is found

45:33 Is. What's next? four buddhist councils It was organized at the following places. arrange them chronologically Is. So where did the four Buddhist Councils take place? So The first one happened in Rajgir. Isn't it? So Rajgir That means first it will be two. After that it will be Where did it happen after Rajgir? In Vaishali It happened. After two there will be one. And thirdly It happened in Pataliputra. Pataliputra means That will make it four. Kashmir happened after that He was born in Kundalvan. That means there are three Will go. Ok? 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 3 Where? Bankruptcy in option number D. Ok? Good During whose reign did this Buddhist council take place Was? This also has to be remembered. So the first Buddhist Sangeeti who is from Rajgir was born unborn During the reign of the enemy. And the other was Vaishali I mean, whose did that happen to? Black Ashok's It happened during the reign. and the third one Pataliputra is where it happened during the reign of Ashoka

46:19 Was. And what happened to Kashmir in Kundalvan The fourth Buddhist chapter was that of Kanishka It happened during the reign. Ok? Let's go to the next What is? Which of the following writs Only judicial and quasi-judicial bodies can be issued against? Which one REET? So this is a prohibition, right? prohibition This is the correct answer. Ok? Achcha, how many types of REET are there Is? It is of five types. Ok? And There are five types of REET. who else issues it? So which Supreme Court Will REET be issued under the article? Article Under 32. And under which article the High Court Under? issues writ under article 226 Is. Ok? well that is personal freedom which comes within 24 hours Meaning that it has to be presented in court Which one is it? habeas corpus would have been Is. Ok? What's next? Eskimo

47:04 The tribe is found in which of the following continents does she reside in? eskimo tribe So where does it reside? This has been asked. What will be the answer for 30? It is the northern Resides in America. Eskimo Tribes Okay, fine. So what will happen here? North America is the correct answer. What is the question number? 31 Bhitarak Kanika National Park World It is famous. So inner particle national What is the garden famous for? So 31 The answer will be option number B. of the turtles It is famous for. inner ring national Where is the garden? Where will you get this? It is in Orissa, right? inner ring national Garden and Simlipal National Park. These Where are both of them? It is in Orissa. Ok? These

47:49 Have to remember the thing. well asked of you What? Is it for the Asiatic lion? Asian For lion Vishwa means world famous who Which national park is that? then fall It is a national park. Which one is it? fall National Park which is in Gujarat. Ok? This thing has to be remembered. and the elephant's Which one is famous for? So that Periyar National Park is where you can find will get? Will be available in Kerala. and a horned one World famous national park for marigold There is a garden. The Kaziranga National Park Where can I get it? In Assam. Next What is? of Bengal after the Battle of Plassey Who was made the Nawab? So, at Plassey Who became the Nawab of Bengal after the war? Mir Jafar was created. Ok? what is the answer Is? Mir Jafar. When did the battle of Plassey take place Do you know it? This happened in 1757. In 1757. And between whom did this happen? Plassey

48:35 the war of 1819 then Robert Clive and It took place between Siraj-ud-Daula. Ok? And what is there here? Next There is a question. After the battle of Plassey Who was made the Nawab of Bengal? Beans The question was repeated here. So this is me Jafar is the correct answer here. Next What is? Pocket in the Postal Amendment Bill Which President used the Beato? Was? In the Postal Amendment Bill. So beat your pocket Who used it? Giani Jail Singh did it Was. Ok? Here is Neelam Sanjiva Reddy He is the President. What are they asked? Joe Neil is the first to be elected unopposed Who is the President? So this is Neelam Sanjeev Reddy is there. Ok? And this is India's first Who is the President? Dr. Rajendra Prasad Have become. What's next? India's most Which is the oldest mountain? India's most Which old mountain range is this? So This is the Aravalli mountain. Ok? Aravalli Mountains

49:21 Which is the highest peak? who is this Will you tell me? Isn't it? I have told you the answer to this I told you earlier and clearly so that You should remember it. Isn't it? of the Aravalli Mountains What is the name of the highest peak? who tell could it? Okay, tell me. The highest of the Aravalli Mountains What is the name of the peak? Let's go to those who are taking classes regularly I have to tell you because I told you What is the highest peak of Aravalli mountain? Mayank Kumar is telling, tell someone else Shivangi ji has come but it is not right no kiran kumari's

50:06 No Mahendra, not even Mahendragiri, let's go And does anyone remember the best part of the Aravalli Mountains? what is the highest peak The B of 35 which we are telling here is True, but the highest peak of Aravalli mountain Have to tell the name of. This is Sanu Kumar ji. This is Damini ji. Rupesh I am Kumar. Let's not let anyone remember. Mr Laxman Kumar This is Chandeshwar. It's simple. Let us know what was here? See the Aravallis Mountain. What is this ancient thing on Aravali mountain

50:51 Is. Ok? the oldest the oldest who It happens like someone becoming ancient it's like when father and grandfather grow old We go and speak to him as if he were a guru Done. Ok? so remember that way is the oldest mountain then its most If it is a high peak then what is its name? Teacher Is it the peak? You have become like a Guru, right? Teacher The peak has to be remembered. Guru is the peak. So you I will remember it like this. Ok? The most ancient is That means it is ancient. It gets old. So you have become like a guru. Ok? So What is the highest peak of Aravalli mountain Went? Guru reached the peak. Ok? and the Guru The peak has been reached. and the tallest of the Nilgiris He was the top boy and was Dodhaab's son. Ok? double pressure Son The highest peak of the Nilgiris. Ok? You must have remembered it, right? Aravalli

51:38 The mountain is the oldest mountain and its height is What is the name of the peak? Guru is the peak. Ok? Well, someone told me this, Anamudi. Anamudi Who knows? The highest peak of the Western Ghats is Anamori. Ok? What's next? Ah which of the following Which river falls into the Arabian Sea? Arab It falls into the ocean. You will also get this through a trick I had told you. Ok? You should remember who This will be its answer. Let us tell you who is who does he tell? And when I explain it to you with a trick, once You repeat it twice. Never Don't forget it. Isn't it? drains into the Arabian Sea Is. Ok? Which river flows into the Arabian Sea? does it fall? Okay, everyone's answers are coming. Laxman Kumar ji, Santu Kumar ji is coming Is. Anjali Gupta B is telling. Rupesh Kumar ji B is telling. Geeta Kumari B She is telling me. Rani ji is telling. Correct

52:24 Is. Kiran Kumar B is telling. ok ok Is. Look here, whatever you tell me, it is good See here and note it down in your copy. Please take it. It will always come in handy. sometime you This question will come in the exam and you This will be beneficial. Ok? See what happens Is? Aravalli Mountains. hey what did you say? Arab Isn't it the ocean? Where is the Arabian Sea? See if make a map of india Then you will find the Arabian Sea here. Ok? These Towards the west. Ok? yaati that is What becomes the question? that of the west rivers flowing towards the west It will flow here into the Arabian Sea It will fall. Ok? then flow to the west Did he tell you about the rivers? Sabarmati, Luni River and Mahi River, Narmada River and Tapti River. which will tell you about the five major rivers Were. What about remembering it using a trick? Note in copy please do it. The guy just doesn't agree. from sala What will happen? Sabarmati to Luni River Manta

53:11 will it happen mahi narmada tapti mahi Do you agree that Mahi, Narmada and Tapti are here See what is the option here Narmada It is given here, the bastard doesn't accept it The Narmada is shown here towards the west There are rivers flowing into the Arabian Sea If everything falls then Narmada is correct here The answer is done, okay, good Mahanadi, Godavari and kaveri how to sort this out so that you Let us find out that it does not fall into the Arabian Sea Look, there is Mahanadi, Godavari and Kaveri It falls in the Bay of Bengal in Bengal River, how to remember this also, see there is one Godavari river and one is Damodar river and one is There is Mahanadi, right? This one is Mahanadi and there is another one Krishna and Kaveri, okay, write it down Is uncle in your lap or not uncle in your lap this Five rivers are very important which are and this is asked in the Bay of Bengal

53:56 falls in the east flowing river There are rivers and they fall into the Bay of Bengal goes. Ok? So I remember Kaka in my lap How to keep it? See, you will be able to do it by go Godavari. Ok? Two will become Damodar River. adoption has been done and will be done from Mahanadi. Isn't it? Kaka i.e. Krishna in the lap and Cauvery. Kaka means Krishna and Kaveri. Ok? Everyone took notes. Ok? Yes Manish Maurya ji this is the same question that 200 is special which is most repeated There is a question that is repeated more than 10 times Has happened. We are asking all those same questions. Are. Ok? Yes, these are those 200 questions. Ok?

54:41 These are the 200 most repeated questions Going to do. Ok? That is what I am getting you to do. Ok? Let's go once again, many people are new Have come. I will show you here once Are. Ok? Let me show you again. See Isn't it? bihar police repeated 200 special Question. Ok? The maximum is 10 It has been repeated many times. the same question I am getting it done for you. Ok? bihar police Repeated 200 special questions. Correct? Let's see it everyone. Now let's go On question number. Question number: Where were we? was at 36 No? Okay, then you must have remembered it. What Is? Please remind me of one. flowing westward The brother in law doesn't agree with the rivers. Ok?

55:27 What will happen to him? Sabarmati Luni From Manta to Mahi Narmada Tapti and East Flowing towards the east i.e. from Bengal The river that falls into the bay is Lap Kaka no what did you tell me uncle is fine in your lap You have to remember five rivers in this Godavari will remain and this will be from Damodar Mahanadi will go and Kaka will become Krishna And Cauvery, what is all this? Mahanadi, Godavari See uncle Kaveri Krishna in the lap, all this The one that falls in the Bay of Bengal is Arabian Narmada is about to fall into the sea What's next for Rajya Sabha elections? What is the minimum age required for? So What is the minimum age required? Rajya Sabha How much will it be? then it will be 30 years No? What will be the answer here? of 37 Here B will be 30 years. Ok? This only

56:12 Asks in Lok Sabha. what happens? 25 The year passes. Correct? What's next? Who is this who describes the Kalinga war? Who has recorded the transformation of Maharaja Ashoka? In which inscription is the description of Kalinga war Do you get it? So this is found in the 13th inscription Isn't it?. Option number D is the correct answer here Is. What's next? Pandit Jawaharlal Which of the following works of Nehru is But has the Doordarshan serial been made? So A Doordarshan serial has been made. Who is this on? So India is a discovery, isn't it? Discovery of India Who is the author of the book? So Jawaharlal Nehru Is. The next is that by William Bentinck Which of the following corrective measures should be implemented Not done? so this is the end of the story Not implemented by William Bentinck Was. because the end of the story is implemented Who was it? Ah this is the ending, the story the .... Who was it? It was done by Lord Alan Borough. the rest

56:58 This is what it is by William Bentinck It was implemented. now here in 41 The question has been repeated. Isn't it? That Which reformatory measure was proposed by William Bentinck? Did not implement? So the story goes did not do. Who did this? Allen Borough did it. Isn't it? Alan Burrows. remember Is. What's next? presidential elections Consists of voters in the electoral college for. Who will be in the Electoral College? of the Parliament Both are true. There are two houses. That is, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and Legislative Assembly. There are elected members. Ok? So Here the answer will be option number B. This is the correct answer. Next is 43 below Which of the following planets is the largest in size and mass? Approximately similar to Earth in terms of? So Which is almost identical to Earth? So That will become your Mars, right? Also called the red planet. the earth is blue It is called a planet. sa Gandhi Sagar Dam

57:44 Which of the following is a part of? So Gandhi Sagar dam which is of Chambal project Is part of. Ok? The Chambal Project Is part of. What's next? of the following Which plant groups have both sporophytes That zygophyte metastage is multicellular and Is it a free living being? So which one is this Will you go? Bryophyta and Pteridophyta are its This is the correct answer. Ok? which of the following In both the plant groups, sporulation is possible gamete phase multicellular and free Is there a GV? So Bryophyta and Pteridophyta is the correct answer here. What's next? Regarding the digestive system on the following statements from the following Consider it. And asked which one is false? So what's the first one? digestion digestive juices simple

58:31 Makes substances complex. which in digestion It is helpful. This is wrong. Isn't it? what is digestive juice does it? does not make the simple complex, but Makes the complex simple. Isn't it? So this one

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