The phrasal verb "blew out" is incorrect in this context, as it typically means to extinguish or burst (like a tire). The correct phrasal verb is "blew away," which means to astonish or deeply impress someone. Blew off: This means to ignore or dismiss. Blew over: This means for something (usually a problem or issue) to subside or be forgotten. Blew up: This means to explode or become angry.
Which one of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution puts an absolute limitation on the legislative power:
The forest department of which state recently decided to uproot the invasive alien species ‘senna spectabilis’ trees?
What was the primary focus of the Ganga Waters Treaty signed between India and Bangladesh in 1996?
The Government of India hiked the deposit limit and interest rate for the Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS) this year & has also now allowed senior c...
India has launched which operation to bring back its nationals from Ukraine?
Which state’s police was honoured with the ‘President’s Colour Award’?
ACME Group and IHI Corporation signed an agreement for the supply of green ammonia. Where is the green ammonia supplied from, and what is the agreement'...
Which edition of the World Sustainable Development Summit took place at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi this year?
Who has been appointed as the new Country Manager for India by Visa, the global digital payments platform?
CHIRU-2022 is a joint NAVAL exercise recently took place between?
