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The phrase serious on tackling the crisis is incorrect. The correct preposition is about instead of on. The correct phrase is serious about tackling the crisis. The preposition "about" is correct with the adjective "serious" because in English, we use "serious about" to indicate a focused attitude or commitment toward addressing or dealing with something. The correct sentence will be: "For the state to be seen as serious about tackling the crisis, it must consistently communicate its intent and rise above politics."
Which of the following emergencies has been declared for the maximum time in India:
Which courts are authorized to try offences punishable under the MSMED Act?
According to the Sale of Goods Act, when is a seller deemed to be an "unpaid seller"?
Under what conditions can a court enforce the specific performance of a contract under the Specific Relief Act?
In a case against Public servant he shall be exempted___________.
Under CrPC, reference can be made to
What is the period of Limitation for suit filed to collect arrears of rent?
If a party approaches before court, inspite of having an arbitration agreement ______.
Immovable property does not include:
Which statute governs insolvency professionals?