Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is Teja Ji.

• Tejaji got injured in Sursura village to save the cows of Lachha Gurjari and died due to a snake bite.
  • The snake is worshiped as the protector deity.
  • Tejaji is called the deity of 'Kala Bala'.

Key Points

• Teja Ji:
  • He was born in 1074 AD in Kharnal, Nagaur.
  • His father's name was Tahad.
  • His mother's name was Raj Kunwari.
  • His wife's name was Pamel de.
  • He is also known as snake's god/ Kala-Bala's god/ dholya veer.
  • His horse's name was leelan (singari).
  • Tejaji’s major Thaan is located at Sursura, Beawar, Saindaria & Bhanwata in the Ajmer district.
  • His song is tejater.
  • His favourite devotee is known as ghodla.
  • Parbatsar, Nagaur cattle fair is organized from Bhadra Shukla Dashmi to Poornima.

Additional Information

• Ramdev Ji-
  • He was contemporary to Mallinath Ji.
  • He killed demon Bhairav in his childhood.
  • He is also known as Communal harmony's folk god/ Peer's peer/ Runecha ra Dhani/ Ramsapeer.
  • His temple is situated in Runecha, Jaisalmer
• Pabu Ji-
  • He is known as camels god/ plague protector god/ incarnate of Laxman Ji.
  • He is the adorable god of the Raika/ Raibari caste.
  • His temple is situated in kolumand, Jodhpur.
• Goga Ji-
  • He is also known as Jaharpeer.
  • Sheershmedi is related to him, where his Head Fall after his death.
    • It is situated in Dadreva, Churu.
  • Gogamedi is also known as Dhurmedi.
    • It is situated in Nohar, Hanumangarh.

Pointers:

• Pointers in C language is a variable that stores/points to the address of another variable.
• A Pointer in C is used to allocate memory dynamically i.e. at run time.
• The pointer variable might belong to any of the data types such as int, float, char, double, short, etc.

Operators in pointers:

• * and & are the operators used in pointers.
• * gives us the value stored at a particular address whereas “ & “ gives us the address of the variable.

The correct answer is Lunkaran.

Key Points

• Lunkaran -
  • He was the son of Jaitra Singh II.
  • He had 9 sons and 3 daughters.
  • He organized the Jaitbandh Yagya and invited Bhati who accepted the Muslim religion for its purification.
  • He made Amir Ali Khan, the Pathan of Kandahar, the turban-changer brother.
  • Amir Ali Khan betrayed him and attacked the fort.
  • Half of the Saka took place during his reign, where men committed saffron but women did not commit Jauhar because of their murder.

Additional Information

• Mulraj I -
  • He was the son of Jaitsi Singh I.
  • Due to a shortage of food items, he decided to perform Saaka.
  • Jaisalmer's first Saaka happened in his reign.
• Ghadsi -
  • He was the son of Ratan Singh.
  • He regained Jaisalmer state from Alauddin Khilaji.
  • He built Ghadsisar pond in Jaisalmer.
• Vijayraj II -
  • He was the son of Dusaj.
  • He was married to Chalukya king Singhraj's daughter.
  • He defeated the king of Uttarpradesh at the request of his mother-in-law.
  • He received the title of Uttar Bhad Kiwad.

The correct answer is Monaco.

• As of June 2020, Monaco has the highest population density.

Key Points

• Monaco is the world’s second-smallest country.
• It has a population density of 26,150.3 residents per square kilometre.
• Monaco is famous for the Monte Carlo casino and for hosting the Monaco Grand Prix Formula One race.

Additional Information

• Population density is the total number of individuals present in per unit area.

The correct answer is one party to another party to marriage or parents of one party to another party to the marriage.

Key Points

Dowry System:

• Dowry, or the custom of accepting gifts by the bridegroom’s parents from to bride’s parents as part of a marriage settlement.
• Dowry is the money, valuables, goods, estate or property which the bride party gives to the groom's party in exchange for marriage.
• The Dowry system is most prevalent in village areas where people are uneducated and a girl is considered as a burden on their family.
• With upcoming times, this practice is not that common in urban areas.
• To prevent the system of dowry, The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 was enacted.
• Section 2 of the Prohibition of Dowry Act defines dowry as any property or valuable security given or agreed to be given either directly or indirectly.
• Dowry is given by one party to a marriage to the other party to the marriage or by the parents of either party to a marriage or by any other person, to either party to the marriage or to any other person.