ആയതിയുടെ യൂണിറ്റ് ________ ആണ്?

K. N. Raj was an advisor to Indian Prime Ministers from:

K. N. Raj was known as a ______ economist and applied this theory to the Indian context.

The paradox highlighted by the Kerala model refers to—

ദോലനം എന്ന് പറയുന്നത് -

Which institution did K. N. Raj establish in 1971 that became central in shaping the Kerala model of development?

Who played an important role in drafting India's first Five Year Plan and was associated with the Kerala model of development?

Which sector(s) does the Kerala model primarily prioritize?

What is a key feature of the Kerala Model of Development?

The commercial sector’s share in Kerala’s total electricity consumption for 2023-24 was:

What percentage of Kerala’s total electricity consumption is attributed to the domestic sector?

What is the share of commercial users among Kerala's total electricity consumers?

What proportion of Kerala’s electricity consumers in 2023-24 were domestic users?

What was the percentage increase in Kerala’s electricity consumption from 2022-23 to 2023-24?

What was Kerala's total electrical energy consumption in 2023-24?

The projected compound annual increase in Kerala's power demand from 2023-24 to 2029-30 is approximately:

What was the peak power demand in Kerala during 2023-24?

Which of the following is NOT a source of power availability in Kerala?

With reference to the historical and current context of the CAG, consider the following statements:

i. V. Narahari Rao was the first CAG of independent India, serving from 1948 to 1954.

ii. The current CAG, K. Sanjay Murthy, is the 15th CAG of India, appointed in November 2024.

iii. The Audit Board was established to appoint technical experts for auditing specific government institutions.

iv. The CAG’s role in auditing public undertakings was introduced after the Companies Act was amended in 1976.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

What is the primary energy source used for power generation in Kerala?

In Kerala, electricity consumption is mainly concentrated in which sectors?

Which teacher role focuses on helping students set and revise long-term goals and acts as an advocate?

What ethical consideration is crucial for the 'Counsellor' role?

The 'I do — we do — you do' approach is a concrete strategy associated with which teacher role?

What is a key pitfall for the 'Democratic Leader' role?

When a teacher models deliberative decision-making and conflict resolution, they are acting as a:

Which classroom strategy is concrete for the 'Facilitator' role?

A potential pitfall of the 'Motivator' role is:

The 'Social Engineer' role, in an educational context, focuses on:

Which of the following is a key teacher behavior for the 'Mentor' role?

When a teacher listens empathetically to a student's concerns and recognizes signs of stress, which role are they primarily fulfilling?

What is the main purpose of a teacher acting as a 'Guide'?

The role of a 'Democratic Leader' primarily involves:

Which teacher behavior is characteristic of the 'Facilitator' role?

What is the core function of a teacher acting as a 'Motivator'?

Which of the following best describes the primary role of a teacher?

What is described as the active role of the judiciary in upholding the rights of citizens and preserving the constitutional and legal system?

With reference to the CAG’s role in financial oversight, consider the following statements:

i. The CAG audits all transactions related to the Contingency Fund of India and the Public Account of India.

ii. The CAG audits the accounts of government companies as per the Companies Act.

iii. The CAG has no role in auditing local bodies unless requested by the President or Governor.

iv. The CAG’s audit reports are directly binding on the audited entities to implement corrective measures.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

What is Public Interest Litigation (PIL)?

With reference to the constitutional provisions related to the CAG, consider the following statements:

i. Article 149 authorizes Parliament to prescribe the duties and powers of the CAG.

ii. Article 150 mandates that the CAG submits audit reports to the Prime Minister for presentation in Parliament.

iii. Article 151 requires the CAG to submit state audit reports to the Governor for presentation in the state legislature.

iv. Article 279 empowers the CAG to certify the net proceeds of any tax or duty.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

The power of the judiciary to review and strike down laws or executive actions that violate the Constitution is known as:

In the criminal hierarchy of subordinate courts, which court deals with offenses punishable by up to 3 years imprisonment?

Which court in the civil hierarchy of subordinate courts handles minor civil disputes?

Which article(s) under Chapter VI of the Indian Constitution establish the fundamental framework for Subordinate Courts?

District Courts are established by which government body for each district or group of districts?

How many High Courts are there in India as of 2025?

Under which Article do High Courts have the power to issue writs for the enforcement of fundamental and other legal rights?

Which chapter of the Constitution of India deals with High Courts?

Under which Article can the Supreme Court issue writs like habeas corpus, mandamus, and certiorari to protect fundamental rights?

Which type of jurisdiction allows the Supreme Court to hear appeals from High Courts in civil, criminal, and constitutional matters?