Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is Camel.

Key Points

• The state animal of Rajasthan is Camel.
• Camel was adopted as the state animal of Rajasthan to control the decreasing number of camels in the state. 
• It was adopted in 2014 by the Rajasthan state government.

Additional Information

• State Bird: Great Indian Bustard.
• State Animal (Wildlife) - Chinkara
• State Flower: Rohida.
• Chinkara is also the official animal of Rajasthan.
• National Park: Sariska National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Desert National Park, and Keoladeo Ghana National Park.
• Geographical indication: Kota Doria, Kathputlis, Blue pottery, Molela, clay work, Sanganeri Hand Block Printing, Phulkari, Bikaneri Bhujia, Bagru hand block print, Thewa artwork, Makrana marble.

The logic followed is:

L, M, X, Y and Z each having a different salary.

i) X is getting more salary than only M.

X > M

Important Points

As the word only is used this means X's salary is only greater than M.

ii) L is getting less salary than Y, who is not getting the highest salary.

Y > L but Y is not getting the highest. Y's salary is greater than L.

Mistake Points

Who is used for the second person in a connecting statement.

For example, in the above question : 

L is getting less salary than Y, who is not getting the highest salary.

Here, who is used for Y and not for L.

Thus combining the both we get:

Z > Y > L > X > M.

Thus Z is getting the highest salary.

Hence, the correct answer is "Z".

Similar figure repeat in every second step. Each time the first figure reappear it rotates one space anticlockwise direction and each time the second figure reappear it rotates one space clockwise direction.

From the above explanation we can conclude (1), (3) and (5) are same figure with anticlockwise rotation.

The correct answer is 36.

• In the year 2019-20, 36 Gram Panchayats in Rajasthan are proposed to introduce the 'Zero Budget Natural Agriculture Scheme'.

Key Points

• Rajasthan 'Zero Budget Natural Agriculture Scheme'
  • ​Rajasthan is focusing on ZBNF since State Budget 2019-20.
  • Consequently, it has been decided that Zero Budget Natural Farming will be taken up in 36 Gram Panchayat of Banswara, Tonk and Sirohi at the cost of 10 crores, benefiting 20 thousand farmers.

​Additional Information

• Zero Budget Natural Farming in India 
  • ​It was originally promoted by agriculturist Subhash Palekar, who developed it in the mid-1990s.
  • It is an alternative to the Green Revolution's methods that are driven by chemical fertilizers and pesticides and intensive irrigation. It is a unique model that relies on agroecology.
  • It aims to bring down the cost of production to nearly zero and return to a pre-green revolution style of farming.

The cube is coloured on two adjacent faces (let us consider that the top and back surfaces are coloured)

So, the cubes on the surface having no colour will be 12 cubes on the front surface, 6 cubes on the right surface, 6 cubes on the left surface and 4 cubes at the bottom two surface.

So, cubes with no colour are:

12 + 6 + 6 + 4 = 28

Again, small cubes inside the big cube with no surface coloured is 8.

Therefore, cubes with no colour are = 28 + 8 = 36