May 2018 Vijayarekha

1 st May 2018 

TALENT 

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Contents 

Evolution of Press in Kerala ................................................4 

Modern India (1905 - 1947) .................................................7 

PSC Previous Questions - Information Technology................9 

Civil Police Officer Model Question Paper ......................... 11 

Company / Board, Secretariat Assistant 

Model Question Paper....................................................... 13 

Quantitative Aptitude (Selected Questions) ......................... 15 

Mental Ability (Selected Questions).................................... 16 

English (Selected Questions).............................................. 17 

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TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


The first Printing Press in 

Kerala 

CMS Press, Kottayam 

C.M.S press was established by 

Benjamin Bailey (1821) 

Person who helped Benjamin 

Bailey to establish CMS press 

Colonel Munroe 

First newspaper published from 

Kerala 

Rajya Samacharam (1847) 

Founder of the newspaper 

Rajya Samacharam 

Rajya Samacharam was 

published from Illikunnu 

Bunglow, near Thalassery (By 

Basel Evangelical Mission, 

Germany) 

Second newspaper in Kerala 

Paschimodayam 

(1847 October) 

Paschimodayam 

published by 

Dr. Hermann Gundert 

was 

The editor of Paschimodayam 

Federick Muller 

Paschimodayam mostly dealt 

with Astronomy, Geography 

and Kerala History 

First science magazine of 

Kerala 

Paschimodayam 

First printed magazine in 

Malayalam language 

Jnana Nikshepam (1848) 

Jnana Nikshepam was 

published from 

C.M.S Press, Kottayam 

(By Benjamin Bailey) 

First English newspaper 

published in Kerala 

Western Star 

(1860, from Cochin) 

EVOLUTION OF PRESS IN KERALA 

Dr. Hermann Gundert 

First publication started by nonclergies 

in Kerala 

Western Star 

First editor of Western Star - 

Charles Lawson (who later 

became editor of Madras mail) 

The Malayalam edition of 

Western Star was named as - 

Paschimataraka (1864) 

Early editors of 

Paschimatharaka 

Ittoop Writer, T.J.Pailey 

Magazine Vidya Samgraham 

was published by 

Rev.George Mathen (1864) 

First college magazine in Kerala 

Vidya Samgraham 

(CMS College) 

Magazine known as ‘Kottayam 

College Quarterly’ magazine - 

Vidya Samgraham 

Person who started ‘Travancore 

Herald’ an English newspaper 

from CMS press in 1867 

W. H. Moore 

SANTISHTAVADI 

The malayalam newspaper 

published as a supplement to 

Travancore Herald by 

W.H.Moore - Santishtavadi 

Because of it’s outspoken 

criticism of then Divan 

Madhavaraya’s administration, 

Travancore Government 

banned Santishtavadi 

First banned newspaper in 

Travancore Santishtavadi 

Santishtavadi became the first 

martyr to the cause of freedom 

of the press in Malayalam 

Journalism 

First publication started by 

Catholic Christians in Kerala 

Kerala (1866, Kochi) 

Publication ‘Kerala’ was started 

by 

Anthony Annavi 

The major catholic mouthpiece 

in Kerala 

Satyanada Kahalam 

(12 th October 1876) 

Satyanada Kahalam was 

published by 

Italian Carmelite Mission 

The newspaper Kerala 

Deepakam was started by - 

Kathru Sahaji Bappu 

(1878, Kochi) 

Publication known as the first 

paper on behalf of the Muslim 

community in Kerala 

Kerala Deepakam 

The newspaper Malayala 

mithram was started from - 

Kottayam (1878) 

The newspaper started in 1879 

from Trivandrum 

Kerala Chandrika 

Person who wrote political 

articles in Kerala Chandrika - 

Vengayil Kunhiraman 

Nayanar 

The english weekly published by 

Vakil Poovadan Raman from 

Spectator Press, Calicut 

West Coast Spectator 

(1879) 

First editor of West Coast 

Spectator was Dr. Keys and Later 

it’s name was changed to 

Malabar spectator 

The first malayalam newspaper 

published from Malabar - 

Kerala Patrika (1884) 

Kerala Patrika was started by 

Chengulath Kunhirama 

Menon (From Kozhikode) 

The press from which Kerala 

Patrika was printed - 

Vidyavilasini Press (Founder - 

Kalahastiyappa Muthaliyar) 

The publication from which 

Kunhirama Menon get inspiration 

to start Kerala Patrika 

Amritha Bazar Patrika 

DEVJI BHIMJI 

A Gujarati Merchant who made 

significant contribution to the 

growth of malayalam journalism 

Devji Bhimji 

Person who founded 

Keralamitram press in 1867 

Devji Bhimji 

Devji Bhimji published ‘Kerala 

mitram’ weekly in 1881 under 

the editorship of Kandathil 

Varghese Mappila 

Person who described Kerala 

mitram as the first real 

newspaper in Malayalam 

Perunna K.N. Nair 

Person became the editor of 

Kerala mitram after Kandathil 

Varghese Mappila left 

Mangalath Kunjunni 

Asan 

A Marathi journal ‘Kerala 

Kokil’ was also published by 

Devji Bhimji 

Kerala Patrika became the 

mouthpiece of congress and 

translated the name of congress 

into Bharatha Mahajana Sabha 

Persons served as editors in 

Kerala Patrika 

Sanjayan, Koyipalli 

Parameswara Kurup 

Person considered as the 

father of political journalism 

in Kerala 

Chengualth Kunhirama 

Menon 

Monthly which was started in 

1886 from Trivandrum as on 

official publication of Malayali 

Sabha 

Malayalai 

First editor of the monthly 

‘Malayali’ 

Pettayil Raman Pillai Asan 

Later C.V.Raman Pillai took 

over the editorship 

The publication raised the 

slogan “Travancore for 

Travancoreans” 

Malayali 



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A C A D E M Y 


DEEPIKA 

Nasrani Deepika started 

publication on 

15 th April 1887 (St.Joseph 

Press, Mannanam) 

The Managing Editor of 

Nasarani Deepika was 

Nidhiyirikkal 

Manikkathanar 

Nasrani Deepika became a 

daily in - 1927 

The name Nasarni Deepika 

was changed to Deepika in 

1939 

The oldest surviving 

newspaper in Malayalam 

Deepika 

Swadeshabhimani Rama 

Krishna Pillai also served as 

editor in ‘Malayali’ 

Person who wrote a series of 

Satirical articles titled 

“Kalikala Vaibhavam” under 

the Pseudonym ‘Damanan’ in 

‘Malayali’ 

P.K. Narayana Pillai 

(Sahitya Panchananan) 

The first newspaper to be 

published in the name of 

Ezhava community 

Sujananandini 

Journals started by certain 

christian priests for the 

propagation of christian 

philosophy 

Karmala Kusumam, 

Sathyadootham, 

Cherupushpam, 

Osana, Penthikoshth 

Journals started by Hindu 

scholars to replay the criticism 

of these christian journals - 

Arya Siddhanta Chandrika 

(From Kozhikode) 

Kerala 

Darsanam (From Kottarakara), 

Sivayogivilasam, Abhinava 

Keralam 

(by Vaghbhatanandan) 

Muslim journal started in 1902 

from Kozhikode under the 

editorship of Makti Tangal 

Paropakari 

First editor of Swadesha 

bhimani 

C.P.Govinda Pillai 

K. Rama Krishna Pillai took over 

the editorship of Swadeshabhimani 

in 

1906 

MALAYALA MANORAMA 

The first Joint Stock company 

formed by Keralites 

Malayala Manorama 

(1888) 

Malayala Manorama started 

as a weekly on 

22 nd March 1890 

First editor and founder of 

Malayala Manorama - 

Kandathil Varghese 

Mappila 

Founder of Bhashaposhini 

Sabha 

Kandathil Varghese Mappila 


Malayala Manorama became 

a daily on 

16 th January 1928 

The first editor of Malayala 

Manorama weekly started in 

1937 - E.V.Krishna Pillai 

The first editorial in Malayala 

Manorama was titled as - 

PulayarudeVidyabhyasam 

Tranvancore Government 

confiscated Malayala 

Manorama on 

9 th September 1938 

(resumed publication only 

after independence) 

Newspaper started by Kerala 

Mahajana Sabha a year after 

the birth of Malayala 

Manorama 

Kozhikodan Manorama 

K.P.Kesava Menon used to 

write articles for Manorama 

under the title “Bilathi 

Visheshangal 

The newspaper ‘Swadesha 

bhimani’ was started by - 

For criticizing then diwan of 

tranvancore P.Rajagopalchari 

the newspaper was banned and 

K.Ramakrishna Pillai was 

deported to Thirunelveli on 26 th 

September 1910 

First Malayalam newspaper 

tied up with famous news 

Agency Reuters 

Swadeshabhimani 

The newspaper Kavana 

Kaumudi was started by - 

Pandalam Kerala Varma 

(1904) 

Vakkom Abdul Khader 

Moulavi 

(1905, Anjuthengu) 

Founder of newspaper 

Mitavadi 

Moorkoth Kumaran (1907) 

The address of Gopala Krishna 

Gokhale at the Benares session 

of INC was believed to have 

inspired Moorkoth Kumaran to 

start Mitavadi 

The proprietor of Mitavadi - 

Sivasankaran 

Kumaranasan’s Veenapoovu 

was first published in - 

Mitavadi 

Person who bought Mitavadi 

from Moorkoth Kumaran and 

republished 

C.Krishnan 

C.Krishnan started publishing 

Mitavadi from Kozhikode from 

1913 onwards 

The Magazine known as ‘Bible 

of the Thiyyas’ 

Mitavadi 

Later C.Krishnan acquired the 

rights of ‘Kerala Sanchari’ and 

merged it with Mitavadi 

Kerala Kaumudi was founded 

by 

C.V.Kunhiraman 

Kerala Kaumudi was founded 

in 1911 (Mayyanad) 

First editor of Kerala Kaumudi 

Mulur.S.Padmanabha 

Panicker 

The newspaper commenced 

publication from Trivandrum 

in 1918 - Samadarshi 

The editor of Samadarshi - 

Kesari A. Balakrishna Pillai 

The periodical prabhodakan 

was started by 

Kesari A. Balakrishna Pillai 

First full fleged nationalist 

newspaper published in 

Kerala - Swarat 

Founder of newspaper Swarat 

A.K.Pillai (1921, Kollam) 

Person started Navayugam 

magazine from Calicut in 1921 

V.K. Chinnammalu Amma 

Vallathol Narayana Menon’s 

nationalist poems were 

published in Navayugam 

Another paper in the same 

name Navayogam was 

launched later from 

Trivandrum by the communist 

leaders 

The newspaper Al- Ameen was 

started by 

Muhammed Abdurahiman 

(12 th October 1924) 

‘Al-Ameen’ was started from 

Kozhikode 

The newspaper started on the 

brithday of prophet 

Mohammed 

Al - Ameen 

During second world war the 

editorial written in Al Ameen - 

“Congress and the war” 

The weekly Yuvabharatham 

was edited by - 

T.R.Krishnaswamy Iyer 

(Palakkad) 

It was based on the model of 

Gandhiji’s Young India 

First socialist paper to be 

printed from Malabar 

Prabhatam 



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A C A D E M Y 



Person who served as the 

editor of Newspaper 

Prabhatham 

E.M.S.Namboothiripad 

‘Prabhatam’ was originally 

owned by K.S.Nair and 

published from Palakkad 

Later EMS and Ramachandran 

Nedungadi purchased and 

published from Shornur in 

1934 

The official organ of the 

congress socialist party in 

Kerala - Prabhatam 

Person who wrote a 

questionnaire in Prabhatam 

under the pen name 

‘Surendran’ 

E.M.S.Namboothiripad 

Person who wrote a poem, 

Atmasandesham in Prabhatam 

on Bhagat Singh’s Martyrdom 

Chowara Parameswaran 

Publication called as the official 

organ of muslim league in Kerala 

Chandrika 

Chandrika was started 

publication from 

Tellicherry (1934) 

First editor of Chandrika - 

T.Muhammed 

Journal started publication 

under the editorship of 

C.Kesavan in 1937 

Kaumudi 

The English weekly published 

by the Arya Samajists from 

Calicut 

Harbinger 

The newspaper published 

during the Quit India days - 

Swatantra Bharatam 

Deshabhimani 

started 

publication from Kozhikode in 

1942 

MATHRUBHUMI 

The founder of Newspaper 

Mathrubhumi 

K.P. Kesava Menon 

Mathrubhumi was started in 

1923 (fromKozhikode) 

First editor of Mathrubhumi 

K.P.Kesava Menon 

Mathrubhumi was converted 

to daily in 

1930 

The newspaper started by 

K.P.Kesava Menon in the 

model of Gandhi’s Young India 

Mathrubhumi 

The newspaper launched from 

First editor of Deshabhimani - 

Kottayam in 1944 

M.S. Devadas 

Kerala Bhushanam 

The official organ of Communist 

Founder editor of Kerala 

Party of Tranvancore 

Bhushanam 

Janayugam 

(1947, Kollam) 

K.K.Kuruvila 

Thangal Kunju Musaliyar 

First editor of Janayugam - started a weekly called 

N. Gopinathan Nair 

Prabatham from Kollam in 1944 

Publication Founder Year Place First Editor 

Kerala Pataka 1870 Kochi Mangalath Kunjunni Asan, T.J.Pailey 

Satyanada Kahalam Italian Carmelite Mission 1876 Kunammavu Rev.Fr. Candidus 

Kerala Sanchari Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar 1888 Kozhikode Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar 

Sujana nandini Paravoor Kesavan Asan 1892 Kollam 

Vivekodayam S.N.D.P 1904 Thiruvananthapuram M.Govidan (Official editor) 

Kerala Chintamani Pallath Krishnan 1905 Thrissur Kunnath Janardhana Menon 

Malabari Kizhedath Madhava Menon 1909 Tirur V.C.Balakrishna Panicker 

Deshabhimani T.K.Madhavan 1944 Kollam T.K.Narayanan 

Lokamanyan Kurur Neelakantan Namboodiripad 1920 Thrissur Kurur Neelakantan Namboodiripad 

& Poovathingal Sebastian 

Pauran G.Raman Menon 1921 Kayamkulam 

Kerala Kesari Moyyarath Sankaran 1924 Vatakara Moyyarath Sankaran 

Malayala Rajyam K.G.Sankar 1929 Kollam 

Deepam Thoma Paul 1929 Ernakulam Moorkothu Kumaran 

Deshabandu Subramanian Tirumunbu 1929 Nileswaram 

Mahatma Amsi Narayana Pillai 1930 Thrissur Amsi Narayana Pillai 

Gomathi Kunnath Janardhana Menon 1930 Thrissur Kunnath Janardhana Menon 

Powradhwani K.M.Chacko 1939 Kottayam K.M.Chako 

Deenabandhu V.R.Krishan Ezhuthachan 1941 Thrissur V.R.Krishnan Ezhuthachan 

Pourasakthi National war front 1944 Kozhikode B.G.Varghese 

Kerala Bhushanam K.K.Kuruvila 1944 Kottayam K.K.Kuruvila 



TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


MODERN INDIA 

(Important Movements 1905-1947) 

BENGAL PARTITION 

1905 

Bengal was partitioned on 

20 th July 1905 

(Based on the British Policy 

of ‘Divide and Rule’) 

The movement which was 

started at the time of Bengal 

Partition 

Swadeshi Movement 

The movement which was 

also known as 

Vandematharam Movement 

Swadeshi Movement 

Viceroy at the time of 

Bengal Partition 

Lord Curzon 

Viceroy when Bengal 

partition came into force 

Minto II 

Bengal Partition came into 

effect on 

16 th October 1905 

Bengal Partition was cancelled 

by Lord Hardinge II. 

(in 1911) 

MUSLIM LEAGUE 

All India Muslim League was 

formed on 

30 th December 1906 (Dhaka) 

First President of Muslim 

League - Aga Khan 

The viceroy during the 

formation of Muslim League 

Lord Minto II 

SURAT SPLIT - 1907 

The Congress session in 

which the moderates and the 

extremists were divided 

Surat Session (1907) 

Viceroy at the time of Surat 

split - Lord Minto II 

I.N.C. President at the time 

of Surat session 

Dr. Rash Bihari Ghosh 

MINTO MORLEY 

REFORMS 1909 

Minto Morley Reforms is 

otherwise known as Indian 

Councils Act of 1909. 

Main aims of Indian Councils 

Act of 1909 

(i)Communal representation 

for Muslims was 

introduced for the first time 

(ii)Principle of elections was 

introduced for the first 

time 

GHADAR PARTY 

1913 

Ghadar party was formed in 

1913 

Founding President of 

Ghadar Party 

Sohan Singh Bhakna 

General Secretary of the 

Ghadar Party 

Lala Hardayal 

Headquarters of Ghadar 

party 

San Francisco 

The Urdu / Punjabi word 

Ghadar means ‘Revolt or 

Rebellion’. 

HOME RULE 

MOVEMENT 1916 

The Home Rule movement 

was started by 

Annie Besant and Tilak 

(1916) 

The term ‘Home Rule’ was 

adopted from Ireland. 

Annie Besant started the 

Home Rule Movement at 

Adayar near Madras. 

Tilak formed Home Rule 

Movement at Pune. 

Main aim of Home Rule 

movement 

‘The attainment of Swaraj’ 

CHAMPARAN & 

AHMEDABAD MILL 

STRIKE 

Mahatma Gandhi’s first 

satyagraha in India 

Champaran Satyagraha 

(Bihar,1917) 

The struggle of Mahatma 

Gandhi which celebrated its 

100 th anniversary in 2017 

Champaran Satyagraha 

First hunger strike performed 

by Gandhiji in India 

Ahmedabad mill strike 

(Ahmedabad, 1918) 

KHILAFAT MOVEMENT 

1919 

The main leaders of Khilafat 

Committee 

Muhammad Ali, Shaukhat 

Ali, Hakkim Ajmalkhan, 

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, 

Hazrat Mohani 

Chairman of the All India 

Khilafat Conference 

Mahatma Gandhi 

The policy of non-violence 

and Non co-operation were 

used in India for the first time 

in the Khilafat Movement. 

ROWLATT ACT & 

JALIANWALA BAGH 

MASSACRE 

Official name of Rowlatt Act 

Anarchical & Revolutionary 

Crimes Act 

Rowlatt Act was passed on 

6 th February 1919 

The Rowlatt Act came into 

force on - 10 th March 1919 

Person who called Rowlatt 

Act as ‘The Black Act’ 

Gandhiji 

Person who described 

Rowlatt Act as ‘preventive 

murder ‘ - Disraeli 

Jalian Walabagh Tragedy 

took place at Amritsar on 

13 th April 1919 (Punjab) 

The committee appointed to 

enquire about the Jalian 

Walabagh Massacre 

Hunter Committee 

No Doubt 

The British officer who gave 

order to the troops for firing 

General Dyer 

Governor of Punjab during 

the Jalian Walabagh 

Massacre - Michael O’ Dyer 

Crawling order of British 

Government is related to 

Jalian Walabagh Massacre. 

NON CO-OPERATION 

MOVEMENT -1920 

The first mass political 

movement under the 

leadership of Gandhiji 

Non Co-operation 

Movement (1920) 

Main goal of Non 

co-operation movement 

Attainment of ‘Swaraj’ 

or self government by 

peaceful means 

The Non Co-operation 

Movement was called off by 

Gandhiji because of mob 

violence at Chauri-Chaura. 

Chauri Chaura Incident was 

held on - 5 th February 1922 

(UttarPradesh) 

SWARAJ PARTY 

1923 

C.R. Das 

Founder of Swaraj Party 

C.R. Das 

Swaraj Party was founded 

on 1 st January 1923. 

The first president of Swaraj 

party - C.R. Das 

The first secretary of Swaraj 

party - Motilal Nehru 

The programme of Swarajist 

was called ‘Council Entry’. 



TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


MODERN INDIA 

(Important Movements 1905-1947) 

SIMON COMMISSION 

1927 

Simon Commission arrived 

in India on 

3 rd February 1928 (Formed 

on 26th November 1927) 

Chairman of Simon 

Commision -Sir John Simon 

Simon Commission was also 

known as 

All White Commission 

Simon Commission 

submitted its report on 

27 th May 1930 

The person who died after 

the police lathi charge on the 

activists, protesting the 

arrival of Simon Commission 

Lala Lajpath Rai 

NEHRU REPORT 

1928 

Nehru report was published 

under the chairmanship of 

Motilal Nehru (1928) 

Nehru report was submitted 

on - 10 th August 1928 

The 14 point formula against 

Nehru report was put 

forwarded by 

Muhammed Ali Jinnah 

CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE 

MOVEMENT-1930 

Movement started by 

Gandhiji as part of Civil 

Disobedience Movement 

Salt Satyagraha (1930) 

Dandi March started on 

12 th March 1930 

Salt Satyagraha in Tamil 

Nadu was led by 

C. Rajagopalachari 

Salt Satyagraha in Gujarat 

(Dharasana) was led by 

Sarojini Naidu 

Gandhiji broke salt law on 

6 th April 1930 

After the arrest of Gandhiji 

Salt Sathyagraha was led by 

Abbas Tiyabji 

Person who persuaded 

Gandhiji to include women 

in salt sathyagraha - 

Kamaladevi Chadhopadhyaya 

‘Salt suddenly became a 

mysterious word, a word of 

power’ said by 

Jawaharlal Nehru 

Comments on 

Salt Satyagraha 

Gandhiji’s breaking of salt 

law as a “storm in a tea cup” 

Lord Irwin 

Civil disobedience movement 

as a ‘Kindergarten stage of 

revolution’-H.N. Brailsford 

Dandi march as Napoleon’s 

march to Paris from Elba 

Subhash Chandra Bose 

ROUND TABLE 

CONFERENCES 

1930-32 

The first Round Table 

Conference was held between 

12 th November 1930 and 19 th 

January 1931. 

The first Round Table 

Conference was attended by 

Tej Bahadur Sapru, B.R. 

Ambedkar, Muhammad 

Shafi, M.A. Jinnah etc. 

The second Round Table 

Conference was held in - 1931 

Only round table conference 

in which Mahatma Gandhi 

participated - Second 

The chief advisor of Gandhiji 

during second round table 

conference 

Madan Mohan Malaviya 

The third and the last Round 

Table Conference held in 

1932 

The Three round table 

conferences were held at 

London 

The Indians who participated 

in all the three Round Table 

Conferences - B.R. 

Ambedkar, Tej Bahadur 

Sapru 

GOVERNMENT OF 

INDIA ACT 1935 

The Act proposed a federal 

system consisting of two 

houses 

Council of states, Federal 

assembly 

The Act of 1935 introduced 

Provincial Autonomy in 

the provinces 

Dyarchy at the centre 

The Act laid the foundation 

of democracy in India. 

Viceroy who passed 

Government of India Act 1935 

Lord Willington 

Viceroy when Government of 

India Act 1935 came into force 

Lord Linlithgow 

AUGUST OFFER 

1940 

August Offer was declared on 

8 th August 1940 

Viceroy who declared August 

Offer 


August Offer ensured to give 

dominion status and freedom 

to frame a constitution based 

on representative nature. 

CRIPPS MISSION 

Cripps Mission came to India 

on - 22 nd March 1942 

Chairman of Cripps Mission 

Sir Stafford Cripps 

Cripps proposed that India 

would be given the Dominion 

Status immediately after the 

end of the second world war. 

Person who called the Cripps 

mission as a ‘post dated 

cheque drawn on a crashing 

Bank’ - Gandhiji 

QUIT INDIA 

MOVEMENT-1942 

The only national movement 

without a leader 

Quit India Movement 

The Quit India Resolution 

was passed at the Bombay 

Session of INC on 


The draft of the Quit 

India resolution was 

presented by 

Jawaharlal Nehru 

Quit India movement was 

started on 


Viceroy at that time of Quit 

India Movement 


‘Heroine of Quit India 

Movement’ 

Aruna Asaf Ali 

Hero of Quit India Movement 

Jayaprakash Narayan 

CABINET MISSION 

& MOUNTBATTEN 

PLAN 

Cabinet Mission was formed 

on - 15 th March 1946 

The Chairman of Cabinet 

Mission 

Pethwick Lawrence 

Mount Batten plan was 

announced on 

3 rd June 1947 (Plan to 

divide India) 

Mountbatten Plan is also 

known as 

June 3 rd Plan 

The works of the 

demarcation of the 

boundaries were done by 

Cyril Radcliffe 



TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


PSC Previous Questions - Information Technology 

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The technology of second 

generation computers based on: 

Transistors 

IBM 1401 is ...... Generation 

computer 

Second 

Computers use the .................... 

number system to store data 

and perform calculations 

Binary 

The fundamental unit of 

storage in a digital computer is 

known as a: bit 

The maximum positive number 

which can be represented in a 

computer system with word 

length of n bits is: 2 n -1 

The number of bit patterns 

provided by a 7-bit code 

128 

IBM stands for 

International 

Machine 

USB stands for ____ 

Universal Serial bus 

Business 

Expansion of UNIVAC is: 

Universal 

Computer 

FTP stands for: 

The first 

generation 

c o m p u t e r s 

used ............ 

for circuitry 

File Transfer Protocol 

Automatic 

What is the full form of Wi- 

Fi? 

Wireless Fidelity 

HTTPS stands for: 

Vacuum Tubes 

One nibble is equal to 4 bits 

1 MB stands for 1024 KB 

A _____ is approximately one 

billion bytes: Gigabyte 

1 megabyte is equal to ........ 

bytes - 10 6 

Hypertext Transfer Protocol 

Secure 

What does EBCDIC stands 

for? 

A byte consists of 

Eight bits 

Minimum number of bits 

essential to store any 2 digit 

decimal number is equal to 

7 

Binary number of the decimal 

number 15 is: 

1111 

1’s complement of the 1011: 

0100 

The brain of any computer 

system is: CPU 

The two main components of the 

CPU are: 

Control unit and ALU 

The function of the control unit 

in the CPU 

To decode program 

instructions 

During program execution, all 

arithmetic calculations and 

comparisons are performed by 

the ......... of the computer system 

ALU 

The main memory of a computer 

can also be called: 

Primary memory 

The ............. component of 

computer memory is volatile in 

nature: RAM 

Programs stored in ROM are 

called 

Firmware 

A memory management 

technique that uses hard drive 

space as additional RAM 

Virtual memory 

ABBREVIATIONS 

Extended Binary Coded 

Decimal Interchange Code 

ISDN stands for: 

Integrated Services Digital 

Network 

ISP stands for: 

Internet Service Provider 

GUI refers to: 

Graphical User Interface 

ASCII stands for: 

American Standard Code for 

Information Interchange 

DBMS stands for: 

Data Base Management 

System 

Full form of the first Electronic 

Computer ENIAC? 

Electronic Numerical Integrator 

and Calculator 

Location from which the 1 st 

computer instructions available 

on boot up 

ROM BIOS 

Circuit is used as a memory 

device in computers 

Flip- Flop 

CYBER CRIMES 

E-mail Spoofing is 

E-mail that appears to have 

been originated from one 

source when it was actually 

sent from another source. 

An attempt to criminally and 

fradulently acquire sensitive 

information, such as usernames, 

passwords and credit card 

details, by masquerading as a 

trustworthy entity in an 

electronic communication is 

termed as: Phishing 

The unauthorized reproduction 

in the computer crime is 

considered as 

Software Piracy 

Data diddling involves: 

Changing data prior or during 

input to the computer 

In windows a temporary storage 

area used to hold information 

that is being transferred from 

one program (document) to 

another is: Buffer 

The term associated with the 

processing speed of computer 

MIPS 

Technology used in Compact 

disks - Laser 

Technology used in CDROM 

Drive - Optical 

Access method used for 

obtaining a record from a 

cassette tape - Sequential 

Hard disk and floppy disk are: 

Direct access devices 

A hard disk is divided into 

tracks which are further 

subdivided into - Sectors 

The activity of creating sectors 

and tracks on a hard disk is 

called 

Formatting 

A device that 

m o d u l a t e s 

signals to encode digital 

information and demodu-lates 

signals to decode the 

transmitted information: 

Modem 

Speed of the modem is 

measured in Bits per second 

The process of combining the 

main document with the data 

source is called: 

Merging 

An Optical Input device that 

interprets pencil marks on 

paper media is: 

O.M.R. 

_____ is the modification of 

software to remove or disable 

features which are 

undesirable by a person. 

Software cracking 

Cyberslacker is 

Member of an 

organization using its 

internet resources for non 

work purpose 

Unauthorized attempts to 

bypass the security 

mechanisms of an 

information system or 

network is called- Hacking 

An attempt to make a 

computer resource 

unavailable to its intended 

users is called: 

Denial-of-service attack 

Codes consisting of light and 

dark marks of various thickness 

which may be optically read is 

known as: Barcode 

Firewall protection is a 

Security 

The term ..... refers to a bad or 

criminal hacker -Black hat 

The act that governs the internet 

usage in India: 

The Information Technology 

Act, 2000 

Information Technology Act 

was enacted on _______ 

9 th June 2000 

IT Act, 2000 of India came into 

force on 

17 October 2000 

Section which provides 

punishment for sending 

offensive messages through 

communication services 

Section 66A 

Section of IT Act which deals 

with Cyber Terrorism - 66 F 

In IT Act 2008, section 65 deals 

with: Tampering with 

computer source documents 

The national nodal agency for 

responding to computer 

security incidents as and when 

they occur - ICERT 



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PSC Previous Questions - Information Technology 

(2010apX¬2018hscb- p≈P.S.C. Degree Level ]co£- I- f- nse 

IT hǹmK- Ø- n¬\n∂p≈tNmtZymØ- c- ß- ƒ) 

International Computer 

Security Day : November, 30 th 

World Computer Literacy Day 

December 2 nd 

The Indian Computer 

Emergency Response Team 

serves as 

The National Agency for 

incident response 

A program that has capability 

to infect other programs and 

make copies of itself and spread 

into other programs is called 

Virus 

Malware program that 

replicates itself in order to 

spread to other computers 

Computer worm 

The first computer virus 

Creeper virus 

In 1983, who defined the term 

‘Computer Virus’ 

Fred Cohen 

Software that aims to gather 

information about a person or 

organization without their 

knowledge, that may send such 

information to another entity 

without the consumer’s 

consent, or that asserts control 

over a device without the 

consumer’s knowledge 

Spyware 

Unwanted bulk messaging 

into email in box is known 

as: Spamming 

Spim is: Unwanted instant 

messages 

To process data, computers use 

Machine Language 

A computer program that is 

used to convert an assembly 

language to machine language 

is: Assembler 

The symbols used in an 

assembly language are 

Mnemonics 

A computer program that 

converts an entire program into 

machine language is called an: 

Compiler 

The translator program that 

translates each line of the 

source program as it runs is 

called: Interpreter 

Inventor of high level 

programming language C 

Dennis M. Ritchie 

Programmed Instruction to the 

computer is known as: 

Code 

Computer language which is 

used for artificial intelligence 

PROLOG 

The process of finding and 

correcting the logical errors in a 

computer program is called: 

Debugging 

An error in software or hardware 

is called is a bug. The alternative 

computer jargon for it is 

Glitch 

PROTOCOLS 

Protocol which is used for 

secure communication over 

internet - HTTPS 

Protocol which is used for e- 

mail transmission across 

internet - SMTP 

The protocol used for 

retrieving email from a mail 

server is - POP 

Set of protocols developed to 

provide transmission and 

addressing for internet: 

TCP/IP 

The means by which all 

computers connected to the 

internet identify each other is 

IP address 

Hardware device used to 

interconnect different types of 

networks with different 

protocols 

Gateway 

In a client/server computer 

network, the users’ computer is 

usually called: 

Client 

The practice and study of 

techniques for secure data 

communication in the presence 

of third parties: 

Cryptography 

The inventor of 

world wide web 

Tim Berner’s 

Lee 

Tim Berner’s Lee 

Father of free software 

foundation 

Richard Stallman 

Founders of Whatsapp 

Brian Acton and Jan Koum 

OPERATING SYSTEM 

The set of programs which acts as an interface between user and 

computer - Operating system 

The process of loading the operating system files into dynamic 

random access memory - Booting 

Technology used in the processor of a computer to simulates a 

single processor into two virtual processors to the operating system 

- Hyper threading technology 

The first fully supported 64 -bit operating system - Linux 

Operating system is - System software 

Gnu Privacy Guard (GPG) is: 

A cryptographic software 

which provides for keybased 

asymmetric cryptography for 

encryption and authentication 

A measurement used in 

comparing software and 

Hardware performance: 

Benchmarking 

The software application used 

to access and view websites is 

called: 

Web browser 

Computer which stores the 

different web pages is called 

Web Server 

Specific web page and its 

computer on the Web is 

identified by 

URL 

The extension of .com, .edu, .org, 

.net etc are usually called: 

Domain name 

‘.mpg’ extension refers to 

Animation/movie file 

In the e-mail address - 

admin@vms.org, ‘vms’ is the: 

Host name with noncommercial 

domain 

–––––––––––– is a virtual 

network of libraries of different 

academic institutions 

INFLIBNET 

A private network inside a 

company is called 

Intranet 

The maximum speed at which 

data can be transferred between 

two modes on a network is 

called: 

Bandwidth 

First computer 

programmer 

Ada Lovelace 

First search 

engine in the 

Internet 

Archie 

India’s first cyber crime police 

station is located in - 

Bangalore 

A device that combines data 

from multiple computers and 

load them on a common 

communication channel is: 

Multiplexer 

The Walkie Talkie is an 

example of which mode of 

communication 

Half Duplex 

Short cuts 

The key F1 opens a: 

Help dialog box 

Function button for 

Spelling and Grammar 

F7 

Function key used for 

refreshing - F5 

Ctrl + D shortcut is for: 

Open Font dialog box 

Keyboard operation to 

Underline a text in MS 

word - Ctrl + U 

Command used to reboot 

the computer 

Ctrl+Alt+Del 

Clipboard is: 

A temporary storage place 

for data 

The resolution of a computer 

monitor is determined by: 

Number of pixels on the 

screen 

The small pictures on the 

window desktop is called: 

Icons 

The type of test used in 

computing to check whether or 

not the user is a human: 

CAPTCHA 

When the text is printed or typed 

lengthwise page orientation, it 

is called: 

Landscape 



TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


De 

gree level 

Special 

1. They will arrive soon. In this 

sentence 'soon' is 

(a) Pronoun 

(c) Adverb 

ENGLISH 

(SELECTED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS) 

(b) Adjective 

(d) Verb 

2. She speaks English, _____? 

(a) don't she? 

(b) didn't she? 

(c) doesn't she? 

(d) haven't she? 

3. Drive carefully is a/an _____ 

sentence. 

(a) affirmative (b) negative 

(c) imperative (d) interrogative 

4. The plural of 'criterion' is 

(a) criterions (b) criteria 

(c) criteriones (d) criterias 

5. A Queer Fish is a 

(a) Boring person 

(b) helpful person 

(c) evil person 

(d) strange person 

6. The number of candidates _____ 

decreased over time. 

(a) have 

(c) is 

(b) has 

(d) are 

7. The teacher said. "The earth 

revolves around the sun" 

(Change into indirect) 

(a) The teacher said that the 

earth revolved around the 

sun 

(b) The teacher said the earth 

revolves around the sun 

(c) The teacher said that the 

earth revolve around the sun 

(d) The teacher said that the 

earth revolves around the 

sun 

8. He worked hard _____ he didn't 

pass the exam (choose the correct 

conjunction) 

(a) or 

(c) yet 

(b) and 

(d) so 

9. Visakh is used to _____ on hilly 

areas. 

(a) drive 

(c) drives 

(b) driving 

(d) none of these 

10.If you are confident, I _____ you 

(a) will help 

(b) would help 

(c) would have helped 

(d) will be helping 

11.The person _____ you hit 

yesterday is admitted to a 

hospital (Choose the correct 

relative pronoun) 

(a) who 

(c) whose 

(b) whom 

(d) what 

12.Ramesh is working _____ an 

estate (Choose the correct 

preposition) 

(a) in 

(c) on 

13.Synonym of Dainty 

(a) foolish 

(c) surprise 

(b) at 

(d) to 

(b) spoil 

(d) delicate 

14.Choose the correct antonym of 

Coherent 

(a) stupid 

(c) gloomy 

(b) yield 

(d) disorder 

15.Consult a doctor lest you _____ 

(a) died 

(c) should die 

(b) have died 

(d) would die 

16.Choose the correct one word for 

'Reproducing or memorizing 

word for word' 

(a) Narcissism 

(b) Verbatim 

(c) Hypochondriac 

(d) Fugitive 

17.'Intoto' means 

(a) Entirely 

(b) Among other things 

(c) In private 

(d) A social blunder 

18.Its probably true. No one would 

_____ such a stupid story. 

(a) make up for 

(b) make up 

(c) find out 

(d) make out 

19.Spot the error 

Unless you give up / unnecessary 

(a) (b) 

thoughts / you can concentrate 

(c) 

/ on your studies 

(d) 

20.Choose the correct spelling 

(a) Rehaersal 

(c) Rehearsal 

(b) Rehaersel 

(d) Rehearsel 

21.When I _____ in Chen nai I 

_____ to the beach nearly every 

evening (Choose the correct 

tense form) 

(a) was, had gone 

(b) were, had went 

(c) was, went 

(d) were, went 

22.I _____ memorise the whole 

poem 

(a) may 

(c) should 

(b) can 

(d) need 

23.____ Saraswathy is considered 

_____ ancient river 

(a) The, a 

(c) The, the 

(b) The, an 

(d) None of these 

24.Whom did you invite (Change 

into passive) 

(a) who is invited by you? 

(b) who were invited by you? 

(c) who was invited by you? 

(d) None of these 

25.The more we argue the _____ we 

can buy the bag 

(a) cheap 

(b) cheapest 

(c) the more cheaper 

(d) cheaper 

26.Either you or your parents _____ 

invited. 

(a) is 

(c) has been 

(b) was 

(d) have been 

27.The masculine gender of witch 

is 

(a) wizard 

(c) gander 

(b) spinster 

(d) drone 

28.The adjective of 'please' is 

(a) pleasure 

(c) pleasantly 

29.A pack of _____ 

(a) deer 

(c) bats 

(b) pleasant 

(d) pleasantness 

(b) beer 

30.Young one of a 'Bear' 

(a) calf 

(c) pup 

(d) hounds 

(b) kid 

(d) cub 

31.Necessity is the _____ of 

invention 

(a) father 

(c) reason 

(b) cause 

(d) mother 

32.The car lost _____ rear bumper 

in an accident. 

(a) It's 

(c) His 

(b) Its 

(d) Her 

33.Did you feel the earthquake this 

morning? (Find the compound 

word) 

(a) feel (b) earthquake 

(c) morning (d) none of 

these 

34.The past participle of rise is _____ 

(a) rise (b) risen 

(c) rose 

35.Donkeys _____ 

(a) chatter 

(c) bray 

(d) rised 

(b) coo 

(d) mew 

Answers 

1. (c) Adverb 

An adverb is a word used to add 

something to the meaning of a 

verb, an adjective or another verb. 

ChnsSsoon F∂word arrive F∂ 

verb s\bmWv modify sNøp∂- Xv. 

AXn\- m¬CXv adverb BWv.soon 

F∂Xv adverb of time BWv. 

2. (c) doesn't she? 

X∂n-cn-°p∂sentence ¬auxiliary 

verb C√m-Ø-Xn-\m¬main verb 

Bbspeaks s\split sNøW- w. 

Speaks - does + speak 

Sentence positive Bb-Xn-\m¬ 

negative tag doesn't she BWv D]- 

tbmK- nt- °≠- X- v. 

3. (c) Imperative 

English ¬sentence \mep-X-c-ØnemW- 

p≈- X- v. 

1. Statement or Assertive or 

declarative or affirmative 

sentence 

2. Interrogative sentence 

3. Imperative sentence and 

4. Exclamatory sentence 

Command, request, advice F∂nh 

{]I-Sn-∏n-°p∂Xn\mWv Imperative 

sentence D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.Verb 

As√-n¬auxiliary verb ¬Bbncn°pwImperative 

sentence XpSß- p- 

∂X- .v 

4. (b) Criteria 

Singular 

Plural 

Phenomenon - Phenomena 

Curriculum - Curricula 

Memorandum - Memoranda 

5. (d) Strange person 

Wet blanket - Boring person 

A good samaritan - A helpful 

person 

6. (b) has 

The number \v tijwsingular 

verb BWv D]t- bmK- n°- p∂- X- v. 

The number of + plural noun + 

singular verb 

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7. (d) The teacher said that the 

earth revolves around the sun. 

Hcp{]-©-k-Xy-tØtbmHcp 

s]mXp-h-kvXp-X-sbtbmreport 

sNøp-tºmƒtense \v am‰whcp- 

∂n√. 

8. (c) yet 

yet (F∂ń- pw)F∂co-ordinating 

conjunction BWv ChnsSD]-tbm- 

Knt- °≠- X- v. 

9. (b) driving 

used to hn\v ap≥]v 'be' form Ds≠- 

n¬used to hn\v tijwverb+ing 

D]t- bmK- n°- W- w. 

10.(a) will help 

CsXmcpossible condition BW.v 

If clause present tense ¬Bb-Xn- 

\m¬main clause will/shall/ 

can/may F∂mb- nc- n°- 

pw. 

11.(b) whom 

22.(b) can 

whom \v tijwpronoun BWv can is used to express ability 

hcp-∂-Xv.X∂n-cn-°p∂sentence ¬ (Ignhv) 

blank \v tijwyou F∂pronoun 

23.(b) The, an 

BWv D≈-Xv.AXn-\m¬whom 

F∂relative pronoun BWv 

ChnsSD]t- bmK- nt- °≠- X- v. 

sound ¬XpS-ßp-∂-Xn-\m¬an 

12.(c) on 

D]tbm-Kn-°p-∂p. 

ChnsSEstate F∂Xv Hcpbuilding 

A√. AXn-\m¬on F∂ 24.(c) Who was invited by you. 

preposition BWv icn-bmb Active voice se'whom' passive 

DØcw.On is used if the place of voice ¬'who' Bbpwdid F∂Xv 

work is not a building. 

16.(b) Verbatim 

Narcissism - The habit of always 

admiring oneself 

Hypochondriac - A person who 

is abnormally anxious about 

health 

Fugitive - One who runs away 

from justice or the law 

17.(a) entirely 

ENGLISH 

(SELECTED QUESTIONS 

AND ANSWERS) 

Among other things - Interalia 

In private - In camera 

A social blunder - Faux pas 

18.(b) make up 

make up - invent 

make up for - compensate for 

make out - understand 

19.(c) You can concentrate 

you can't concentrate F∂X- mWv 

icn 

20.(c) Rehearsal 

21.(c) was went 

ChnsS`qX-Im-esØioe-ßsf∏‰n 

]d-bp-∂-Xn-\m¬simple past BWv 

D]t- bmK- nt- °≠- X- v. 

Simple past s‚structure 

Subject + past form of verb + 

object 

Rivers s‚ap≥]n¬the D]-tbm-Kn- 

°-Ww.ancient F∂Xv vowel 

past tense ¬BbX- n\- m¬be bpsS 

past form Bbwas BWv ChnsS 

13.(d) Dainty (at\ml- c- a- mb- ) D]t- bmK- nt- °≠- X- v. 

Synonyms of dainty - delicate, 

fine, elegant 

25.(d) Cheaper 

the + comparative ..... + the + 

14.(d) disorder 

comparative ..... 

Coherent - A\pc- q]- a- mbDNnX- a- mb 

Antonyms of Coherent - different, 26.(d) have been 

disorder etc. 

either ..... or s\D]-tbm-Kn®v Iqńtbm-Pn-∏n-°p∂hm°p-I-fnseverb 

15.(c) should die 

c≠m-asØsubject \v A\p-k-cn-®mbn-cn°pw. 

lest D]-tbm-Kn-®p≈sentence ¬ 

should BWv D]t- bmK- nt- °≠- X- v. 

ChnsSc≠m-asØsubjects 

parents Bb-Xn-\m¬verb plural 

Bbhave been BWv D]-tbm-Knt°≠- 

X- v. 

27.(a) Wizard 

Gander - Goose 

Drone 

28.(b) Pleasant 

- Bee 

Please - verb 

Pleasure - noun 

Verb Noun Adjective Adverb 

Accept Acceptance Acceptable Acceptably 

Add Addition Additional Additionally 

Believe Belief Believable Believably 

Collect Collection Collective Collectively 

Differ Difference Different Differently 

Excel Excellence Excellent Excellently 

Free Freedom Free Freely 

Hate Hatred Hateful Hatefully 

Impress Impression Impressive Impressively 

Enjoy Joy Joyful Joyfully 

Move Movement Movable Movingly 

Obey Obedience Obedient Obediently 

Prefer Preference Preferable Preferably 

Quicken Quickness Quick Quickly 

Respond Response Responsive Responsively 

Strengthen Strength Strong Strongly 

Pleasantly - adverb 

Pleasantness - noun 

29.(d) hounds 

A herd of deer 

A swarm of bees 

A colony of bats 

30.(d) Cub 

Cow, Buffalo, Bull - Calf 

Goat - kid 

Hound - pup 

31.(d) mother 

CsXmcproverb BWv. proverb 

Iƒ°v ÿmbnb- mbLS\- b- p≠- v. 

COMP/BOARD & SECRETARIAT ASSISTANT 

MODEL QUESTION PAPER 

1. (c) 

2. (b) 

3. (d) 

4. (a) 

5. (d) 

6. (d) 

7. (c) 

8. (b) 

9. (c) 

10. (a) 

11. (b) 

12. (a) 

13. (b) 

14. (b) 

15. (a) 

16. (c) 

17. (b) 

18. (c) 

19. (c) 

20. (c) 

DØc- ß- 

21. (b) 

22. (a) 

23. (c) 

24. (c) 

25. (b) 

26. (a) 

27. (b) 

28. (d) 

29. (d) 

30. (b) 

31. (c) 

32. (c) 

33. (b) 

34. (a) 

35. (c) 

36. (c) 

37. (d) 

38. (c) 

39. (b) 

40. (b) 

ƒ(14˛mwt]Pns‚XpS¿®) 

Cu]co-£-bn¬\nß-fpsSam¿°v 65˛\v apI-fn-em-sW-n¬\nß-fpsS]T\w 

icn-bmbZni-bn-em-Wv.Cu\ne-hmcw]pe¿Øn-bm¬hcp∂Comp/Board, 

Secretariat Assistant F∂o]co£Ifn¬D∂X- h- nP- bwkp\n›- nX- a- mW- v. 

\nß-fpsSam¿°v 60˛\pw65-˛\pwat≤yBsW-n¬\nßƒIpd-®p-IqSn]T-\-Øn¬ 

{i≤n-t°-≠n-bn-cn-°p∂p. 

41. (c) 

42. (b) 

43. (d) 

44. (b) 

45. (d) 

46. (d) 

47. (c) 

48. (b) 

49. (d) 

50. (b) 

32.(b) its 

Possessive pronoun do not 

contain apostrophes. 

33.(b) earthquake 

A compound word is made up 

of two words that come together 

to make one new word. 

34.(b) risen 

V 1 

V 2 

V 3 

rise rose risen 

35.(c) bray 

51. (c) 

52. (b) 

53. (a) 

54. (c) 

55. (a) 

56. (c) 

57. (b) 

58. (a) 

59. (c) 

60. (d) 

Monkeys - Chatter 

Doves - Coo 

Cats - Mew 

61. (b) 

62. (b) 

63. (c) 

64. (a) 

65. (d) 

66. (b) 

67. (d) 

68. (b) 

69. (d) 

70. (d) 

71. (b) 

72. (a) 

73. (c) 

74. (a) 

75. (a) 

76. (a) 

77. (d) 

78. (b) 

79. (a) 

80. (c) 

81. (c) 

82. (a) 

83. (b) 

84. (c) 

85. (d) 

86. (a) 

87. (d) 

88. (b) 

89. (c) 

90. (c) 

91. (b) 

92. (d) 

93. (c) 

94. (d) 

95. (b) 

96. (a) 

97. (d) 

98. (b) 

99. (b) 

100. (c) 

60˛\pXmsg-bm-sW-n¬ITn-\-ambA≤zm-\-Øn-eqsSIqSp-X¬]Tn-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. 


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TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


Degree level 

Spec ial 

ae-bmfw 

amXr-Im-tNm-Zy-ßƒ 

(a) hnt£-]nWn(b) D≤-cWn 

(c) hnt«jw(d) tImjTv w 

hnkva-bw,B›-cyw,BÀm-Zw, 

1.{Inbv°v B[m-c-ambn\n¬°p∂ 7."]Xnsb\S∂p'CXv GXpt- `Z- I- a- mW- v. as‰mcp]Z-tØmSpwtNcmsXkz¥ambnHcpA¿∞sØImWn-°p∂ 

kSwXpS-ßnb`mh-ßƒkqNn-∏n- 

ImcIw? 

(a) {Inbmhntij- Ww 

°p-∂p. 

(a) A[n-I-cWImcIw 

tZymXI- a- mWv hymt£]- Iw.Atøm, 

(b) \mahnti-jWw 

DZm:Atøm! Fs‚ames- ]ḿn 

D∆v,IjvSw|F∂n hymt£-]I 

(b) kzmanImcIw 

(c) t`ZIhntij- Ww 

lmbv! F{Xat\ml- cw 

i_vZß- f- mW- v. 

(c) km£nImcIw 

(d) kmwJyw 

lm! F¥pcpNn 

DZm:Atøm! Rms\-Sp-Øn√ 

(d) ImcWImcIw 

Ans: (a) 

17.ep]vX-Nn-”wF∂pwt]cp-≈Xv 

I„w! Ahs‚ImsemS- np 

Ans: (a) 

8.X\nsb\n¬°p-tºmƒA¿∞-an-√m- 

D∆v,F\n-°-dn-bmw. 

(a) hnt«jw(b) hebw 

DZm:RßƒXoh-≠n-bn¬\ḿn-te- Ø-hbpwF∂m¬a‰p-]-Z-ß-tfm-Sp-tNcp-tºmƒA¿∞w\¬Ip-∂-Xp-amb 

12.Nn”-ß-sf-°p-dn®p]d-bp∂{KŸw (c) tImjTv w(d) hnt£-]Wn 

°p-t]m-bn. 

GX?v 

Ans: (a) 

t]mhpIF∂{Inbv°v B[mcw i–w. 

(a) tIcf- ]- mW- n\- obw 

]Z-ß-fnseNneA£-c-ßƒ 

Xoh-≠n-bm-Wv."C¬'F∂hǹ-‡nbpsSImcIwA[nI- 

c- WImcIw. (c) hmNIw(d) ImcIw 

(a) tZymXIw(b) t`ZIw 

(b) kmln-Xy-kmlyw 

tem]n®pF∂pImWn-°p-∂-XmWv 

(c) \nL≠p 

hnt«-jw.hńp-t]mbA£c 

2.a‰p]- Z- ß- f- psSA¿∞sØhntij- n- Ans: (a) 

∏n-°p-∂Xv 

{]tXy-I-ambnA¿∞wC√m-ØXpw 

(d) Aac- t- Imiw 

ÿm\-Øns‚apI-fn-emWv CuASbmf- 

a- nS- p∂- Xv (') 

(a) tZymXIw(b) t`ZIw AtXkabwa‰phm°p-I-fp-ambn Ans: (b) 

(c) ImcIw (d) A\p-{]-tbmKw 

tN¿∂p\n¬°p-tºmƒkhn-ti-jambHcpA¿∞wD≠m-Ip-Ibpw 

"kmlnX- yk- mlyw'F∂IrXnb- ne- mWv 18.GsX-nepwHcphkvXp-hn-s\tbm 

191˛¬G.-B¿.cmP-cm-P-h¿ΩcNn® DZm:\nßsS˛\nß-fpsS 

Ans: (b) 

sNøp∂]Z-ß-fmWv tZymX-I-ßƒ. Nn”-ß-sf-°p-dn®p]d-bp-∂Xv. {Inbs- btbm{]hrØnKpWs- Øtbm 

t`ZI- Ø- n¬hntij- yw,hntij- Ww ]Z-ßsfXΩn¬Iqń-bn-W-°p∂ 13.ApiwF∂pwAdnb- s- ∏S- p∂Nn”w Ipdn-°p-∂Xv 

F∂n-ßs\c≠pLS-I-ßƒD≠v. IÆn-bmbn\n¬°p-∂Xv tZymX-I-ßfmW- 

.v 

(a) Aev]-hn-cmaw(b) A¿≤hn-cmaw (c) BJy (d) BJymXw 

GX?v 

(a) hmNIw(b) hmIyw 

DZm:"Nph-∂-]qhv'CXn¬Nph∂ 

F∂Xv hnti-j-Whpw]qhv F∂Xv 9.ip≤a- mbtZymIX- i- –w? 

(c) A]q¿Æhn-cmaw(d) ]q¿Æhn-cmaw Ans: (a) 

hnti-jyhpwBWv.AXm-bXv (a) \n]mXw(b) Ahybw Ans: (a) 

{ih-am-{X-bn¬Xs∂\ap°v ]q¿ÆambXpwkzX-¥y-am-b-Xp-amb 

F¥ns\hnti-jn-∏n-°p-∂pthm (c) KXn (d) LSIw Aev]-ambHcp\ndp-Ø-em-Wn-Xv. 

AXv hntijywF¥ps- Im≠v hntijn-∏n-°p-∂pthmAXv 

hnti-j-Ww. -{]IrXymXs∂tZymX-I-am-b-XmWv th¿Xnc- n°- p∂- X- n\pwD]t- bmK- n°- p∂p. 

Ans: (a) 

kwt_m-[-\bv°pw]Z-k-aq-l-ßsf A¿∞wèn-°p-∂-XmWv hmN-Iw. 

DZm:t]\,a\p-jy≥,a[p-cw,\S- 

3.hfscsNdnbi–w.CXn¬hntijWhntij- 

WwGXv? 

DZm:koXbpwao\bpwkl-]m-Tn-I- 

_p°v,t]\,s]≥kn¬F∂nh 

\n]mXw. 

DZm:A—m,F\n°pkΩm-\w-Ińn 

°p∂p. 

19.tNmZy-cq-]-Øn-ep≈hmIywGXv? 

(a) hfsc(b) sNdnb fmW.v 

hmßWw 

(c) i–w (d) hntij- Ww koXao\F∂okw⁄m\- ma- ß- sf 

(a) A\p-bu-Kn-I-hmIyw 

14.:˛CuNn”-Øn\p]d-bp-∂-t]cv? 

Ans: (a) 

kl]- mT- nI- ƒF∂{Inbm\- ma- h- pa- mbn 

(b) \ntbmP- IhmIyw 

(a) A¿≤hn-cmaw(b) A]q¿Æhn-cmaw 

t`Z-IsØAs√-n¬hnti-j- _‘n-∏n-°p-I-bmWv "Dw'sNøp-∂Xv. 

(c) hymt£-]IhmIyw 

(c) ]q¿Æhn-cmaw(d) Aev]-hn-cmaw 

WsØXs∂hnti-jn-∏n-°p-∂Xv AXn\v {]tXyIA¿∞wCs√-nepw 

(d) \n¿t±-iIhmIyw 

Ans: (b) 

hntij- Whntij- W- w. 

koXbpwao\bpwkl-]m-Tn-I-fmWv 

F∂Bibw\Ωn-ep-≠m-°n-bXv "Dw' 

ǹØnIF∂pwCXn\v t]cp-≠v. 

Ans: (a) 

4.HcpkwJyhnti-j-W-ambnhcp∂ 

BWv.AXv Hcp\matam{Inbtbm ka-{]m-[m-\y-ap≈c≠phmIy-ß-fpsS tNmZyh- mI- yw,{]iv\hmIywF∂nß- - 

t`ZI- w. 

A√. 

\Sp-hn¬tN¿°p-∂-XmWv ǹØn-I. s\bpwAdn-b-s∏-Sp-∂p. 

(a) kmwJyw(b) ]mcn-am-WnIw 

10.c≠p]Z-ßsfXΩn¬_‘n-∏n-°p- DZm:`mcXCXn-lm-k-ßƒc≠mWv : DZm:hoW- ht∂m? 

(c) hǹm-hIw(d) \mamwK- Pw 

∂Xv 

cmam-b-Whpwalm-`m-c-Xhpw 

\o]ḿp]- mS- ntbm? 

Ans: (a) 

(a) LSIw (b) KXn 15.tcm[n\nF∂-dn-b-s∏-Sp∂Nn”w 20.BZy-Im-eØv hmNIwBbn-cp∂ 

]q¿∆-]ZwkwJy-sb-°p-dn-°p-∂-Xmbm¬Bt`ZIwkmwJyw. 

(c) hymt£-]Iw(d) tIhew GX?v 

]Z-ß-ƒ]n∂oSv tZymX-I-ambnamdn. 

Ans: (a) 

(a) A¿≤hn-cmaw(b) A]q¿Æhn-cmaw Ah-bpsSt]cv? 

5."ka¿∞-\m-b-Iṕn'˛GXpt`ZI 

c≠p-]-Z-ßsfXΩn-¬_‘n∏n-°p∂ (c) ]q¿Æhn-cmaw(d) Aev]-hn-cmaw (a) KXn (b) LSIw 

hǹm-K-Øn¬s∏-Sp∂p? 

i–amWpLSIw.AXn¬"Dw' Ans: (a) 

(c) hymt£-]Iw(d) Ahybw 

(a) hǹm-hIw(b) ]mcn-am-WnIw 

F∂Xv kap-®-bhpw"Hm',F∂Xv hmIyØn\phymI-c-W-]-c-ambn Ans: (d) 

(c) \mamwK- Pw(d) {InbmwK- Pw hnIev]hpamWv."Dw'F∂kap-®bw ]q¿ÆXhs∂-n-epw,BibwXpS- 

BZy-Im-eØv hmNIwBbn-cp∂ 

Ans: (a) 

c≠p]Zm¿∞-ßƒ°pwXpey-ÿm\w ¿∂ph-cp∂`mKwsIm≠p]q¿Æ-am- 

Nne]Z-ß-fn¬NneA£-c-ßƒ 

HcphkvXp-hns‚kz`m-hsØ \¬Ip-∂p.F∂m¬"Hm'bmIś Ip∂kµ¿`-ß-fn¬c≠p`mKßƒ°panS- 

b- n¬tN¿°p∂Nn”a- mWv 

tem]n®- ntḿhǹ‡- nI- ƒtN¿°mØ- - 

ImWn-°p∂t`Z-I-amWv hǹm-hIw. GsX- nepwH∂n\- p≈km[yXImWn- 

Xpa- qe- tamAhb- psShmNI- XzwC√msX-bm-bn.AhsbAhybwF∂p 

6.hn\-sb-®sØt`Z-I-am-bńv D]-tbm- °p-∂p. 

tcm[n-\n(;) 

Kn-°p∂t`Z-Iw. 

DZm:Rm\pw\obpwt]mIpw DZm:kn‘p\ZnPewXcp∂p; 

hnfn-°p-∂p. 

(a) {InbmwK- Pw(b) \mamwK- Pw A—t\mAΩtbmhcpw al-ØmbHcpkwkvIm-c-hpw. 

DZm:taml≥Zmkv IcwNµv Km‘n 

(c) hǹm-hIw(d) ]mcn-am-WnIw 1.at\mh- nI- mc- sØhmIyc- qt- ]WtZymXn- joPHcphóΩam{X-a√; 

Ans: (a) 

∏n-°p-∂Xv 

F∂Km‘nPn 

HcpIemI- mc- nI- qS- nb- mW- v. 

{InbsbB{i-bn-®p-\n¬°p∂ (a) hymt£-]Iw (b) tIhew 16.kvtXm`-Nn-”w,hymt£-]-I-Nn-”w, shbn¬C√FnepwNqSv 

t`ZIw{InbmwK- Pw. 

(c) KXn 

(d) LSIw B›cyNn-”wFs∂ms°]d-bmdp≈Nn”wGXv? 

F∂,Fnepw˛ChAhyb- ß- f- mW- 

IqSpX- e- mW- v. 

DZm:I≠p-]-d-p,IqsS-t∏m-hpI Ans: (a) 

v 

Ans: (a) 


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TALENT 

A C A D E M Y 


Degree level 

Spec ial 

21.A\y-`m-jm-]-Z-ßsfcq]-hy-Xym-k- 

tØmsSas‰mcp`mj-bn¬kzoI-cn- 

°p-∂Xv 

ae-bmfw 

amXr-Im-tNm-Zy-ßƒ 

°p-IbpwsNøp∂kam-k-amWv 

Xv]p-cp-j≥. 

DZm:]pjv]-_m-Ww,B\-s°mºv 

DZm:NXp¿thZw˛\mep-thZw 

(a) X¤hw(b) X’aw 29.{]nb-P-\-hn-clwF∂ka-kvX-]-Zcq]IXv]p-cp-j\p≈CS-\n-e. 

]q¿∆-]ZwkwJysbkqNn-∏n-°p-∂- 

(c) X¿÷a(d) ]Z-ip≤n Øns‚hn{K-lm¿∞w 

Xn-\m¬ZznKp-k-am-kw. 

DZm: 

Ans: (a) 

(a) {]nb-P-\-Øns‚hnclw 34.]q¿∆-]ZwkwJym-hn-ti-j-Wam-bn- ṕ- Imemln Įme-am-Ip∂Aln 

DZm:irwJęNße (b) {]nb-P-\-ß-fpsShnclw ≈Xpw_lp-h-N-\-cq-]-Øn-ep-≈- apJ-k-tcmPwąpJ-am-Ip∂ktcmPw 

koX˛NoX (c) {]nb-P-\-Øm¬hnclw Xpambkamk- w. 

37.ap≠p-s]ń ąp≠v hbv°m-\p≈ 

2.A\y-`m-jm-]-Z-ßsfas‰mcp`mj- 

(d) {]nb-P-\-ß-fm¬hnclw (a) CX-tc-X-c-ZznKpk-amkw s]ń˛CXv GXpkamk- a- mWv? 

bn¬AXp-t]m-se-Xs∂D]-tbm-Kn- 

Ans: (b) 

(b) D]-an-X-X-Xv]p-cp-j≥ (a) a[y-a-]-Z-tem]n 

®m¬AXv 

Xv]p-cp-j-k-am-kw.kw_-‘nIm 

(c) ZznKpk-amkw 

(b) cq]IXv]p-cp-j≥ 

(a) X¤hw(b) X’aw 

Xv]p-cp-js‚hǹ‡n{]Xy-b-amb (d) I¿Ω-[m-c-b≥ 

(c) \nXy-k-amkw 

(c) ]Z-ip≤n (d) X¿÷a "DsS'hcp∂- p.AXn\- m¬kw_‘- nIm- Ans: (a) 

(d) D]-an Xv]p-cp-j≥ 

Ans: (b) 

X-Xv]p-cp-j≥. 

DZm: 

Ans: (a) 

X’aw X¤hw 30.A\y-]-Z-Øns‚A¿∞-Øn\v {]m[m- \m∑-d-Iƒ˛\mev thZßƒ 

hn{K-ln-°p-tºmƒA¿∞w-sIm≠v 

cmPmhv ˛ Ac-N≥ \y-ap≈kamkw 

k]vX¿jn-Iƒ˛Ggv Ejn-Iƒ èn-°p-∂a[y-a-]Zwtem]n-°p∂ 

Aw_˛ AΩ (a) _lp-{holn(b) X-Xv]p-cp-j≥ \h-c-Xv\-ßƒ˛HºXv c-Xv\-ßƒ kamkwa[y-a-]-Z-tem]n. 

k‘y ˛ A¥n (c) Zzµz≥(d) ZznKp 35.a-°nfnF∂]Zwhn{Kln°p∂sX-ßs\ 

DZm: 

23.aeb- mfwkzoIc- n®lnµn]ZwXmsg- Ans: (a) 

Xos∏ń˛XoIØn°- m\- p≈- s- ]ń 

]d- b- p∂- h- b- n¬GXmWv? ]q¿t∆m-Øc]Z-ßƒ°v {]m[m-\y-an- (a) a-\n-d-Øn-ep≈Infn 

Xoh≠n˛XosIm≠v HmSp∂h≠n 

(a) anTmbn (b) \Jw √msXAh-sIm-≠v kqNn-X-am-Ip∂ (b) abpwInfnbpw 

38.LS-I-]-Z-ß-fmbnhn{K-ln-°p-hm≥ 

(c) I∏n (d) Hmlcn as‰m-∂n\v {]m[m\ywhcp∂kamkw (c) ab- mbInfn 

km[n-°mØkamkw 

Ans: (a) 

_lp-{ho-ln. 

(d) apwInfnbpw 

(a) \nXykam-kw 

24.Xmsg-sIm-Sp-Øn-cn-°p-∂-h-bn¬Ad- DZm:\oe-I-WvT≥\oe\nd-Ønep≈IWvT-tØm-Sp-Iq-Sn-b-h≥Btcm 

]q¿∆]ZwDØ-c-]-Z-tØmSv tNcp-∂Xv 

Ans: (c) 

(b) \Rvkam-kw 

_n]- ZwGXv? 

(a) IS-emkv (b) al- ¿ Ah≥inh≥ 

(c) a[y-a-]-Z-tem]n 

"Bb'F∂KXnt- N¿∂mW- v.Cßs\ 

(c) X]m¬(d) I®-hSw 31.hmK¿∞-ßƒF∂]Z-Øns\hn{Kln-°p-∂-sX-ßs\? 

KXntNcp∂hn{K-lsØI¿Ω-[m- 

Ans: (a) 

]q¿t∆m-Øc]Z-ß-fn¬BbF∂ (d) cq]-I-X-Xv]p-cp-j≥ 

Ans: (a) 

(a) hm°pwA¿∞hpw 

c≥F∂p]d-bp-∂p. 

hn{Kl- n°- pt- ºmƒLSI- ]- Z- ß- f- m°- p- 

25."tew'F∂]ZwGXp`mj-bn¬ 

\n∂mWv aeb- mfwISwsIm≠Xv? (b) hm°ns‚A¿∞w 36."angn-∏q-°ƒ'hn{K-ln®v kamkw hm≥km[n-°mØkamkw\nXyka- 

mk- w. 

(a) admØn (b) {]mIrXv 

(c) hm°m-Ip∂A¿∞w 

Is≠-Øp-I. 

(a) angn-IƒBIp∂]q°ƒ 

(d) hm°p-sIm-≠p≈A¿∞w 

DZm:\dpw-tX≥,hm¿Iq-¥¬ 

(c) t]m¿®p-Kokv (d) t]¿jy≥ 

Ans: (a) 

Ans: (c) 

CIVIL POLICE OFFICER 

LS-I-]-Z-ßƒ°v Xpey-{]m-[m\yw 

26."A®m¿'F∂]ZwGXp`mj-bn¬ 

h∂n-cn-°p-∂p.AXn-\m¬Zzµzkamkw. 

MODEL QUESTION PAPER 

\n∂mWv ae-bmfØnse-ØnbXv? 

(a) t]m¿®p-Kokv (b) {]mIrXv 

DØc- ß- ƒ(12˛mwt]Pns‚XpS¿®) 

DZm:amXm-]n-Xm-°ƒamXmhpw 

(c) t]¿jy≥(d) admØn 

]nXmhpw 

1. (b) 11. (d) 21. (b) 31. (c) 41. (d) 51. (a) 61. (b) 71. (d) 81. (d) 91. (a) 

Ans: (c) 

kqcy-N-{µ-∑m¿kqcy\pwN{µ\pw 2. (c) 12. (b) 22. (d) 32. (d) 42. (c) 52. (a) 62. (a) 72. (d) 82. (c) 92. (a) 

27."KwKm-\Zn'GXpkam-k-amWv 32."Xoh≠n'F∂]Zwhn{K-ln®v kamkwGsX∂pIs≠-ØpI 

4. (b) 14. (d) 24. (d) 34. (c) 44. (d) 54. (a) 64. (b) 74. (b) 84. (d) 94. (d) 

3. (a) 13. (c) 23. (c) 33. (a) 43. (d) 53. (c) 63. (c) 73. (a) 83. (c) 93. (a) 

(a) \makam-kw(b) {Inbmkam-kw 

(c) Xv]pcp-j≥(d) Ahy-bo-`m-h≥ (a) Zzµz-k-amkw(b) _lp-{holn 

5. (a) 15. (b) 25. (b) 35. (b) 45. (a) 55. (a) 65. (b) 75. (c) 85. (a) 95. (a) 

Ans: (a) 

(c) a[y]-Z-tem]n(d) I¿Ω-[m-c-b≥ 

6. (b) 16. (c) 26. (a) 36. (a) 46. (d) 56. (d) 66. (b) 76. (c) 86. (d) 96. (a) 

ka-kvX-]-ZsØhn{K-ln-°p-tºmƒ Ans: (c) 

7. (c) 17. (b) 27. (b) 37. (c) 47. (c) 57. (b) 67. (c) 77. (a) 87. (a) 97. (b) 

]q¿t∆m-Øc]Z-ßƒ\mawam{X-ambXv 

\mak- a- mk- w. 

ChnsSXobpwh≠nbpwXΩn¬Iqń- 

Xoh≠nXosIm≠v HmSp∂h≠n. 

8. (b) 18. (b) 28. (a) 38. (b) 48. (d) 58. (c) 68. (c) 78. (d) 88. (c) 98. (a) 

DZm:B¬ac- w,KwKm\- Zn 

t®¿°p∂]Z-amWv sIm≠v HmSp∂ 9. (d) 19. (d) 29. (d) 39. (c) 49. (c) 59. (a) 69. (c) 79. (b) 89. (c) 99. (a) 

28.DØc- ]- Z- Ø- ns‚A¿∞Ø- n\v {]m[m- F∂X- v.CXpkak- vX]- Z- a- m°- nb- t- ∏mƒ 10. (a) 20. (a) 30. (b) 40. (b) 50. (b) 60. (b) 70. (d) 80. (c) 90. (c) 100. (c) 

\y-ap≈kamkw 

tem]n-®p-t]m-bn-cn-°p-∂-Xn-\m¬ 

Cu]co-£-bn¬\nß-fpsSam¿°v 70˛\v apI-fn-em-sW-n¬\nß-fpsS]T\w 

(a) Ahy-bo-`m-h≥(b) Xv]pcp-j≥ 

kamkwa[y-a-]-Z-tem-]n. 

icn-bmbZni-bn-em-Wv.Cu\ne-hmcw]pe¿Øn-bm¬hcp∂Civil Police Officer 

(c) Zzµz≥(d) ZznKp 3.kwJym-hn-ti-jWwtN¿Øp-Im-W-s∏- 

Sp∂kamkw 

]co£bn¬D∂X- h- nP- bwkp\n›- nX- a- mW- v. 

Ans: (b) 

\nß-fpsSam¿°v 65˛\pw70-˛\pwat≤yBsW-n¬\nßƒIpd-®p-IqSn]T-\-Øn¬ 

(a) Zzµz≥ (b) ZznKp 

hnti-j-W-amb]q¿∆-]Zwhnti-jyambDØc- 

]- Z- t- ØmSv tNcpI- bpwB (c) D]-an-X-k-amkw(d) Xv]p-cp-j≥ 

{i≤n-t°-≠n-bn-cn-°p∂p. 

60˛\pXmsg-bm-sW-n¬ITn-\-ambA≤zm-\-Øn-eqsSIqSp-X¬]Tn-t°-≠-Xm-Wv. 

DØ-c-]-Z-Øn\v {]m[m-\y-ap-≠m-bn-cn- Ans: (b) 

ap°Æv 

˛aq∂pI- Æv 

NXp¿apJw˛\mep-apJw 

(b) ]q°ƒBIp∂angn-Iƒ 

(c) angn-t]m-ep≈]q°ƒ 

(d) ]q°ƒt]m-ep≈angn-Iƒ 

Ans: (a) 

]q¿t∆mØc]Z-ßƒAt`-Zm¿∞- 

Øn¬kam-kn-°p-∂Xv cq]IXv]pcp-j≥.BIp∂pF∂]Z-amWv 


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]pc-kvIm-c-ßƒ 

Pe-tk-N\˛Pe-kw-c-£WtaJ-ebnseanI®{]h¿Ø-\-ßƒ°v 

National Water Digest Award t\Snb 

kwÿm\w 

OØok- vKVv 

s^bnwC¥y2018 - seanI® 

]m¿e-sa-t‚-dn-b-\p≈]pc-kvIm-c- 

Øn\v A¿l-\m-bXv 

F≥.-sI.t{]a-N-{µ≥ 

Miss Supermodel Worldwide 2018- 

\v A¿l-bm-bXv 

Aleksandra Liashkova 

(s_-em-d-kv) 

hm¿Ø-I-fn-eqsS 

ASp-ØnsSanI®Sound Design - 

2017- seZmZmkmtl_v 

\p≈alm-cm{„k¿°m-cns‚ 

^m¬t°Ahm¿Un\v A¿l-\mbXv 

kwÿm\Ahm¿Un\v A¿l-\mb 

aeb- mfn 

hnt\mZv J∂ 

dkq¬]q°ṕn 

(Nn{Xw:Kshitij) 

(a-c-Wm-\-¥-cw) 

65-maXv tZiobNe-®n{X]pc-kvImcw˛2017 

65-maXv tZiobNe-®n{X]pc-kvImcw˛2017 

2018-˛seMartha Farrell Award for 

Excellence in Women’s 

Empowerment ¬Best Promising 

Individual hǹm-K-Øn¬Ahm¿Un\v 

A¿lb- mb- Xv 

\mZnbjm^n({io-\-K¿) 

{]YaIm¿´qWnÃv \mY≥]pc-kvImc-Øn\v 

A¿l-\mbXv 

kpIp-am¿ 

PULITZER PRIZE - 2018 

Fiction - Andrew Sean Greer (Less) 

Drama - Martyna Majok (Cost of Living) 

Poetry - Frank Bidart 

History - Jack E. Davis 

2018- seWorld Press Photography 

Award- \v A¿l-\m-bXv 

Ronaldo Schemidt 

(sh-\-tkz-e) 

(2017 - ¬sh\-tkz-e-bn¬k¿°mcn-s\-Xnsc\S∂{]Xn-tj-[-Øn¬ 

icoc- Ø- n¬Xo]S¿∂v HmSp∂Jose 

Victor Salazar Balza - F∂ 

hy‡nbpsSNn{Xw]I¿Øn-b-Xn\v ) 

ASp-ØnsSalm-IhnDf-fq¿kvamcI 

kmlnXy]pc-kv°m-c-Øn\v A¿l- 

\mb- Xv 

chn-h¿Ω-X-ºp-cm≥ 

(t\mh- ¬:]qPyw) 

ASp-ØnsSBim≥bph-Ihn]pckvIm-c-Øn\v 

A¿l-\m-bXv 

{ioPnØv Acnb- √- q¿ 

(Im-hy-k-am-lm-cw-:]-e-ImeIhn-X-Iƒ) 

(Half - Light ; Collected Poems 1965-2016) 

(The Gulf : The Making of an American Sea) 

Non General fiction - James Forman Jr (Locking up our own : 

Crime and Punishment in Black America) 

Biography - Caroline Fraser (Prairie Fires : The American 

anI®kwhn-[m-b-I≥ anI®\S≥: anI®\Sn: 

Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder) 

:Pbc- mPv (Nn{Xw: dn≤n- sk≥(Nn{Xw: {iotZhn(a-c-Wm-\-¥-cw) 

`bm\- I- w) \K¿Io¿Ø≥)(_wKm-fn) (Nn{Xw:tamw) Music - Kendrick Lamar (DAMN) (Cu]pc-kvImcw 

anI®Nn{Xw :hnt√Pv tdm°vÃm¿kv 

(kw-hn-[m\w:dnamZmkv)(A-k-ao-kv) Feature Photography - 

t\Sp∂BZyNon -classical, Non-jazz B¿ń-kv‰v) 

Photography Staff of Reuters 

kl-\-S≥ :^lZv ^mkn¬ 

(Cuhǹm-K-Øn¬Nn{Xw]I¿Øn-bXn\v Ahm¿Uv t\SnbC¥y-°m¿˛ 

(Nn{Xw:sXm≠n-ap-XepwZrIvkm-£n-bpw) A_v\≥A_n-Zn,Um\njv kn≤n-Jn) 

kl-\Sn :ZnhyZØ(Nn{Xw:CcmZ- ) 

anI®_me-Xmcw :`m\nXZmkv 

(Nn{Xw:hnt√Pv tdm°vÃm¿kv) 

\nb-a-\-ßƒ 

KmbI- ≥ :sI.-sP.tbmip-Zmkv 

(Nn{Xw:hnizm-k-]q¿∆wa≥kq¿) aym≥am-dns‚]pXnb{]kn-U‚v tI{µ-k¿°m-cns‚apJy-imkv{X 

(Km\w:t]mbvadImew) 

Win Myint 

D]tZ-„m-hmbn\nb-an-X-\m-bXv 

KmbnI :kmjmXncp-]Xn 

CuPn-]v‰ns‚{]kn-U‚mbnho≠pw K. hnPbv cmLh- ≥ 

(Nn{Xw:Kaatru Veliyidai) (Km\w:hm≥) Xnc-s-Sp-°-s∏-´Xv 

ae-_m¿tKmƒUv B‚v Ub-a- 

anI®Xnc-°Y 

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi 

≠vkns‚{_m≥Uv Aw_m-kn-U¿ 

H-dn-Pn-\¬ :kPohv ]mgq¿ 

]mIn-ÿm≥\nb-a-k-`-bnseBZy am\pjnNn√¿ 

(Nn{Xw:sXm≠n-ap-XepwZrIvkm-£n-bpw-) h\nXm{]Xn-]£t\Xmhv Ayushman Bharat National Health 

A-Um-]v‰-Uv 

:Pbc- mPv (Nn{Xw:`bm-\-Iw) 

sjdnsd“m≥ Protection Mission - s‚CEO - 

anI®kwKoXkwhn-[m\w:F.-B¿.d“m≥ 

Bbn\nb-an-X-\m-bXv 

UNESCO - bpsSFIvkn-Iyq- óhv 

(Nn{Xw:Kaatru Veliyidai) 

t_m¿UnseC¥y≥{]Xn\- n[- nb- mbn Cµp`qj¨ 

kvs]jy¬sa≥j≥:]m¿∆Xn(Nn{Xw:tS°v Hm^v) 

tI{µk¿°m¿\ma-\n¿t±iw National Testing Agency (NTA) 

anI®aebmfNn{Xw :sXm≠n-ap-XepwZrIvkm-£nbpw 

(kwh- n[- m\w:Zneojv t]mØ≥) 

sNbvXhy‡n 

Prof. J.S. Rajput 

bpsS{]YaUb-d-IvS¿P\-d¬ 

hn\oXv tPmjn 

kmaqlnI{]Xn-_-≤-X-bp≈ 

K.S.R.T.C - bpsS]pXnbamt\-PnwKv C¥y-bpsSsU]yqńCe-£≥IΩoj-W-dmbn\nb-an-X-\m-bXv 

Nn{Xw:Bsfm-cp°w 

(kw-hn-[m\w:hn.-kn.Àn-em-jv) 

Ub-d-Œ¿ 

tSman≥.sP.X®- cn 

N{µ`qjÏpam¿ 


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lcn-bm-\-bnseMeasles and 

Rubella (MR) Vaccination 

Campaign - s‚{_m‚v 

Aw_mknU¿ 

100% kutcm¿P-Øn¬{]h¿Øn- 

°p∂{]mY-an-Im-tcmKytI{µ-ß-fp≈ 

C¥y-bnseBZyPn√ 

ASp-ØnsSKth-j-I¿Is≠-Ønb 

kqdØv (KpP- d- mØ- v) 

a\p-jy-i-co-c-Ønse]pXnb 

sat{Im-tkm^v‰v C¥y-bn-em-Zy-ambn Ahbhw 

Garrage DZvLmS- \wsNbvX\Kcw 

Interstitium 

slZ-cm-_mZv 

C¥y-bnseBZyInsect museum 

Bcw- ǹ®kwÿm\w 

ASp-ØnsSKth-j-I¿Is≠-Ønb 

`qan-tbmfwhep∏whcp∂{Klw 

temI-ØnseG‰hpwhenbSolar 

NASSCOM - s‚]pXnb{]kn- 

2018- am¿®nsednt∏m¿´v A\p-kcn®v 

alm-flm-Km‘nsXmgn-ep-d∏v ASp-ØnsSISRO hnP-b-I-c-ambn 

am¿®v 24 

Park \ne-hn¬hcp-∂Xv 

U‚v 

Dholera (5,000 MW, KpP-dm-Øv) ]≤-Xn-bn¬G‰hpwIqSp-X¬ ]co£n®hm¿Ømh- n\- na- bD]{Klw 

tZ_vPm\ntLmjv 

(\n-e-hn¬2000 MW I∏m-kn-‰n-bp≈ thX\wèn-°p∂kwÿm\w 

GSAT - 6A 

(Cu]Zhnhln°p∂BZy 

I¿ÆmS- I- b- nseShakti Sthala - bmWv 

lcn-bm\(281 cq]) 

h\nX) 

(hn-t£-]Whml\w:GSLV - F08) 

temI-ØnseG‰hpwhenbSolar (G-‰hpwIpdhv thX\wèn-°p∂ 

Central Industrial Security Force 

ASp-ØnsShnP-b-I-c-ambn]co-£n® 

Park) 

kwÿm-\-ßƒ˛_olm¿, 

(CISF) -˛s‚]pXnbUb-d-Œ¿ 

C¥y-bpsSKXn-\n¿ÆbD]-{Klw 

Gjy-bnseG‰hpwhenbStartup Pm¿JWvUv (168 cq]hoXw) 

P\d¬ 

(8˛maX)v 

Conclave 

tI-cfØn¬alm-flm-Km‘n 

cmtPjv cRvP≥ 

IRNSS - 1 I (12 th April 2018) 

Huddle Kerala 

sXmgn-ep-d∏v ]≤Xn{]Im-c-ap≈ 

(hn-t£-]Whml-\w-˛PSLV-C41) 

(thZn:tImhf- w) 

thX\w 

ASp-ØnsS`qan-bn-te°v ]Xn® 

sN\-bpsS_ln-cm-ImitÃj≥ 

K2-229b 

Xang- v\mSv 

sNm∆-sb-∏‰nIqSp-X¬hni-Z-ambn 

C¥y-bn-em-Zy-ambn Artificial ]Tn-°p-∂-Xn-\m-bp≈\mk-bpsS 

Intelligence A[n-jvTnXkmt-XnI ]pXnbZuXyw 

hnZy-bp-]-tbm-Kn®v Voicebot 

InSight 

hnIkn∏n®_mv 

Kotak Mahindra 

(InSight - Interior Exploration using 

bp.F∂ns‚Political tIc- f- Øns‚ 

Seismic Investigations, Geodesy 

Iyq_-bpsS]pXnb Chief Bbn\nb-an-XbmbBZy- 

h-\nX 

(Keya - F∂mWv Voicebot - s‚t]c)v 

]pXnbNo^v Ce- 

and Heat Transport) 

{]kn-U‚v 

IvSd¬Hmôk¿ C¥y-bn-em-Zy-ambnEuro - VI Grade 

2020- HmSp-IqSn\mkhnt£-]n-°p∂ 

Miguel Diaz - Canel Rosemary DiCarlo 

s]t{SmfpwUokepwèy-am-°nb 

(Under - Secretary - So°mdmwaoW 

sSe-kvtIm∏v 

\Kcw 

General for Political 

James Webb Space Telescope 

Affairs) 

\yqU¬ln 

2018- sèua-aWn-°q¿BN-cn-®Xv 

C¥y-bnseG‰hpw\ofwIqSnb 271 cq] 

Elevated road ˛s‚DZvLm-S\w G‰hpwIqSp-X¬thX\wèn- 

\n¿∆-ln®Xv 

a\p`mI¿ 

°p∂tI{µ-`-cW{]tZ-i-w 

tbmKnBZn-Xy-\mYv 

NWvUo-KUv (273 cq]) 

(Km-kn-bm-_mZv,10.30 km \of-ap≈ (G-‰hpwIpdhv :Zma≥& Znbp 

tZiobw 

Bdv hcn]mX) (UP Gate - Rajnagar (197 cq]) 

ASp-Øn-sS- k¿°m¿DtZym-K-Øn¬ Extension F∂o-ÿeßsf_‘n- 

\n∂pwhnc-an-°¬{]mb-]-cn[n60- ∏n-°p-∂p) 

C¥y-bn-em-Zy-ambn‘Van Dhan Vikas 

¬\n∂pw62-mbnDb¿Ønb 

Kendra’ Bcw- ǹ®\Kcw 

kwÿm\w 

a[y{- ]t- Ziv 

cmw\mYv tImhnµv 

Tiangong - 1 

(Z-£nW]k-^n°v kap-{Z-Øn-emWv 

]Xn®Xv) 

am¿®v 23 Youth Empowerment Day 

Speed Locomotive - s‚DZvLm-S\w ASp-ØnsS`c-W-Øn-en-cns° 

- BbnBN-cn-°m≥Xocp-am-\n® 

\n¿∆-ln-®Xv ˛ 

AgnaXn\S-ØnbIp‰-Øn\v 24 

kwÿm\w 

\tc{- µt- amZn(_ol- m¿)(ta°v h¿jsØPbn¬in£èn®ap≥ 

]©m_v 

C≥C¥y]≤-Xn-bpsS`mK-am-bn, Z£nWsImdn-b≥{]kn-U‚v 

kmº-Øn-I-ambn ]n∂m°w 

{^m≥knseB¬kvtSmwIº-\nbpsSklmb- 

Park Geun - Hye 

t- Øms- Sb- mWv ]≤Xn ASpØ- nsSAgna- XntIkn¬kp{]ow 

\n¬°p∂s]Ïp- ń-IfpsS 

hnhmlBh-iy-ßƒ°mbn25,000 

]q¿Øo-I-cn-®-Xv) 

tImSXn12 h¿jsØXS-hn\v 

cq]\¬Ip∂‘cq]{io’ ]≤-Xn- 

C¥y-bn-em-Zy-ambn5G Equipment in£n®ap≥{_ko-en-b≥ 

Bcẁn®kwÿm\w 

MIMO radio laboratory \ne-hn¬ {]knU‚v 

_wKmƒ 

h∂Xv 

Lula da Silva 

C¥y-bnseF√mt]mÃv Hmô-kp- 

ASp-ØnsSEquatorial Guinea - IIT- Delhi 

2022- HmSp-IqSn\ne-hn¬hcp∂ 

IfpwUnPn-‰-em-°p-∂Xv e£y-am°n 

bpsS]c-tam-∂X_lp-a-Xn-bmb C¥y-bnseBZy^ne-a‚v _ƒ_v temI-ØnseBZyLuxuary Space 

tI{µ-k¿°m¿Bcw- ǹ®]≤Xn 

Condecoracion- \v A¿l-\m-bXv hnap‡{Kma-]-©m-bØv 

Hotel 

DARPAN 

cmw\mYv tImhnµv 

]oen-t°mSv (Imk- ¿tKmU- v) Aurora Station 

(Digital Advancement of Rural Post (Equatorial Guinea kµ¿in-°p∂ Linux ût≠-js‚Hyperledger (U.S. Ãm¿´v A∏v Iº-\n-bmbOrion 

office for a New India) 

BZyC¥y≥cm„]v X- nb- mWv cmw ]≤-Xn-bn¬AwKXzwèn®C¥ybnseBZyÿm]\w 

°p∂Xv) 

Span BWv ]≤XnhnI-kn-∏n- 

bphm-°-fn¬h¿≤n-®p-h-cp∂ \mYv tImhn-µv) 

hn‰man≥D - bpsSA]-cym-]v XSwaziland ]m¿e-sa‚ns\Àn-kwt_m-[\sNbvXBZyC¥y≥ 

Kerala Blockchain Academy ISe- n\v IpdpsItemIØ- nseG‰hpw 

]cn-l-cn-°p-∂-Xn-\p-th≠nFSSAI 

(KBA) [Indian Institute of 

Bcw- ǹ®]≤Xn 

cm„v]Xn 

Project Dhoop 

_oPm-]q¿(OØ- ok- vKUv) 

C¥y-bnseBZyAll - Electric High 

Information Technology and 

Management - Kerala (IIITM - K)] 

imkv{Xw 

A¥¿tZiobw 

PR Week U.S. Awards 2018 - ¬ 

Public Cause hǹm-K-Øn¬Ahm¿Uv 

t\Snb{]N-cW]cn-]mSn 

We Are Sikhs 

\ofwIqSnb]mew\ne-hn¬hcp∂ 

cmPyw 

sN\(55 km) 


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temI-ØnseBZyMicrofactory 

ÿm]n®C¥y≥hwiP 

Veena Sahajwalla 

2018 - sekt¥m-jv t{Sm^n 

(B-kvt{S-en-b) 

^pSvt_mƒtPXm°- ƒ 

(C˛thkv‰v kwkvI-cn®v ]pXnb 

tIcfw(_wK- mf- ns\]cmP- b- s- ∏- 

hkvXp-°fm°nam‰-s∏-Spw) 

Sp-Øn)(tI-c-f-Øns‚6-masØ 

temI-ØnseBZyLong-distance 

kt¥mjv t{Sm^nb- mW- nXv) 

electric bus line {]h¿Ø-\-am-cw- ǹ® 

\Kcw 

ASpØ- nsSapws_b- n¬\S∂h\n- 

]mcokv 

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Split : A Life 

BOOKS 

Reshaping Art 

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Sn.Fw.IrjvW 

"Ihn-X-bpsShnjvWp-temIw' 

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Fw.eoem-hXn 

akvXnjvIacWwÿnXo-I-cn-°p-∂- A¥m-cm{„mGI-Zn\{In°-‰n¬ 

Xn-\mbnk¿°m¿am¿K-tcJ{]m_- G‰hpwthK-Øn¬100 hn°‰v 

ey-Øn-em-°nbC¥y-bnseBZy t\SnbXmcw 

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kwÿm\w 

dmjnZv Jm≥ 

tIcfw 

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Im¿jnIcwKsØ]pXnbhnI-k- 

\n∂pw,Hmkvt{S-en-b-bpsSan®¬ c≠m-asØC¥y≥Xmcw- 

\-ß-sf-∏‰nI¿j-Isct_m[-hm-∑mcm-°p-∂-Xn-\p-th≠n‘Community 

InSw_n{ioIm¥v (BZyXmcw free World 

Wanted : Leaders for a TB - 

Ãm¿°ns\adn-I-S-∂p) 

radio’ Bcw- ǹ-°m≥Xocp-am-\n® IPL - s‚Ncn{- XØ- nseG‰hpwthK- ˛{]Imiv ]Zp-tIm¨)(I-ºyq-´¿ 

2018- setemImt- cmKyZn\Ø- ns‚ 

kwÿm\w 

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(G-{]n¬7) {]tabw˛ 

tIcfw 

Xmcw 

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everyone, everywhere 

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