Tepid (A) / timid (B) economic growth hasn’t helped, and states have had to resort to higher market borrowings.
The Centre has been short-changing States by relying on special levies (A) / lien (B) such as surcharges and cesses.
The potential stress points are Pay Commission hikes and the boisterous (A) / bolster (B) clamour for ad hoc loan waivers.
Tepid means warm timid means shy levies means taxes lien means right to hold someone’s else’s property boisterous means energetic bolster means to reinforce
The young Indian scientists are breaking new grounds .
He assured the court that his employees would not try to affluence the witnesses.
Well, the man in the bank (A)/at carlin called off (B)/the bank of Calias, and they (C)/said the money was there (D).
The booklet aims to create (1)/awareness between those who (2)/have just begun their journey (3)/into the digital financial world (4).
It is not difficult to sense country’s displeasure, even granting its rough diplomat disposition.
I feel the protective (A) / instinct of a son want to (B) / prevent his mother from hurting. (C) / No error (D)
A nation what had been once tried to kill him was the first to embrace him.
The world is not kindly to those who do not tackle their own problems.
Fossils are the remains or evidence of animals or plants which have been preserved naturally, range from the skeletons of huge dinosaurs to tiny...
overzealous sidekicks are quick to(A)/ launch social media attacks on journalists who(B)/ ‘project a negative image’ of him land or leader (C)/no e...