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RAS PrelimsIndian Polity and Governance · Parliament: Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
Q3201. Arrange the stages of an Ordinary Bill in a single House of Parliament in the correct chronological order: I. Third Reading II. First Reading III. Clause-by-clause consideration IV. General discussion on the principles of the bill V. Report stage Select the correct sequence:
Explanation
The passage of an Ordinary Bill within a single House follows a specific path. It begins with the First Reading for introduction. This is followed by a general discussion. Then, the bill undergoes the report stage and clause-by-clause consideration. The process concludes with the Third Reading for final approval. Correctly arranging these steps is essential for understanding the internal legislative procedure.
Q3202. Consider the following strategies recommended by the Ashok Dalwai Committee to double farmers’ income: I. Improvement in crop productivity. II. Resource use efficiency or saving in cost of production. III. Increase in cropping intensity. IV. Diversification towards high value crops. V. Shift of cultivators to non-farm jobs. Which of the above statements representing these recommended strategies is/are correct?
Explanation
The Ashok Dalwai Committee recommended a multi-pronged approach to double farmers’ income. This includes improving crop productivity and resource use efficiency to save costs. The committee also emphasized increasing cropping intensity and diversifying toward high-value crops. Furthermore, it recognized that shifting some cultivators to non-farm jobs is necessary to reduce the population pressure on limited agricultural land.
RAS PrelimsHealth, Environment and Agriculture · Human Health, Food, Nutrition and Public Health Programmes
Q3203. Ayushman Bharat Health and Wellness Centres (AB-HWCs) aim to provide Comprehensive Primary Health Care (CPHC), which includes:
Explanation
Ayushman Bharat Health and Wellness Centres are designed to provide a comprehensive range of primary healthcare services that go beyond maternal and child health. This includes the management of non-communicable diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes, as well as oral and mental health services. By providing these diverse services locally, the centers aim to ensure holistic care for the entire community.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q3204. Which of the following statements regarding the legacy of Maharana Pratap is correct?
Explanation
The legacy of Maharana Pratap is widely regarded as a symbol of unyielding independence and patriotic resistance against imperial expansion. He is celebrated for his refusal to submit to Akbar’s authority, choosing a life of hardship in the hills over the comforts of Mughal service. His struggle inspired later generations of Indian nationalists and remains a core part of the cultural identity of Rajasthan.
RAS PrelimsHealth, Environment and Agriculture · Human Health, Food, Nutrition and Public Health Programmes
Q3205. Which class of fats constitutes the majority of dietary lipids and body fat stores?
Explanation
Triglycerides are the most common type of fat found in the human diet and the body’s primary form of energy storage. They consist of a glycerol molecule linked to three fatty acid chains. When we consume more calories than we need, the body converts the excess into triglycerides and stores them in adipose tissue, where they serve as a long-term energy reserve.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q3206. Which of the following statements about the alliance between Marwar (Jodhpur) and the Mughals is incorrect?
Explanation
The alliance between Marwar and the Mughals began with Mota Raja Udai Singh, but it was not characterized by a complete lack of military service by later rulers. Maharaja Jaswant Singh was actually a prominent general who commanded Mughal armies on various fronts, including in the Deccan and the Northwest. His relationship with the empire was significant, though it eventually collapsed under Aurangzeb’s policies.
RAS PrelimsHealth, Environment and Agriculture · Human Health, Food, Nutrition and Public Health Programmes
Q3207. Which of the following vitamins is water-soluble and lost easily during the washing of cut vegetables?
Explanation
Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin, meaning it dissolves easily in water. When vegetables are cut and then washed or soaked, a significant amount of Vitamin C can leach out into the water and be lost. To preserve the nutritional content of food, it is generally recommended to wash vegetables before cutting them and to use cooking methods like steaming that minimize water contact.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q3208. Identify the correctly matched pair regarding Rajput resistance to Aurangzeb:
Explanation
Durgadas Rathore is the iconic figure associated with the Rajput resistance against Aurangzeb. He led a persistent rebellion for thirty years to ensure the survival of the Rathore dynasty in Marwar. His leadership during this period was characterized by strategic alliances and guerrilla warfare, making him a symbol of loyalty and defiance against the increasingly centralizing and intolerant policies of the later Mughal Empire.
RAS PrelimsHealth, Environment and Agriculture · Human Health, Food, Nutrition and Public Health Programmes
Q3209. Consider the following statements regarding essential minerals: I. Zinc is crucial for immune function and wound healing. II. Phosphorus and calcium work together to build strong bones and teeth. III. Magnesium plays a role in muscle and nerve function. IV. Sodium is mainly an intracellular electrolyte. V. Potassium helps regulate fluid balance and blood pressure. Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
Zinc, calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium are all essential minerals for various bodily functions, including immunity, bone health, and nerve signaling. Potassium is also crucial for fluid balance and blood pressure regulation. However, sodium is primarily an extracellular electrolyte, meaning it is found in higher concentrations in the fluid outside the cells, whereas potassium is the main electrolyte found inside cells.
RAS PrelimsRajasthan History, Art and Culture · Cooperation and Resistance with Central Power
Q3210. Which of the following was NOT a reason for the increasing Maratha incursions into Rajasthan during the 18th century?
Explanation
Maratha incursions into Rajasthan during the eighteenth century were primarily fueled by the decline of Mughal authority and the financial benefits of exacting Chauth. Rajput succession disputes also provided frequent opportunities for intervention. However, there was no military alliance between the British and the Marathas to conquer Rajputana at that time; in fact, the two powers were often rivals for influence in the region.
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Correct answer
3201
(a) II, IV, V, III, I
3202
(d) I, II, III, IV and V
3203
(d) Expanded services including NCDs and oral health
3204
(c) A symbol of unyielding independence and patriotic resistance.
3205
(c) Triglycerides
3206
(b) Maharaja Jaswant Singh never commanded a Mughal army as he constantly rebelled against Shah Jahan.
3207
(b) Vitamin C
3208
(d) Durgadas Rathore - Led the Rathore rebellion for 30 years
3209
(a) I, II, III and V only
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(a) A firm military alliance formed between the British and Marathas to conquer Rajputana.
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