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CAIT to launch national e-commerce marketplace ‘bharatmarket’ for retail traders

Traders’ body Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has announced to launch a national e-commerce marketplace ‘bharatmarket‘ soon for all retail traders in collaboration with several technology partners.
CAIT stated the marketplace will integrate capabilities of various technology companies to provide end-to-end services in the logistics and supply chains from manufacturers to end consumers, including deliveries at home.
CAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal stated the e-commerce portal will include a nationwide participation by retailers and aims to bring 95 per cent of retail traders onboard the platform, who would exclusively run the portal.
He stated the initiative has had active support and guidance of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, as they see this as an effective way to get essential commodities to consumers during the lockdown period and within containment zones.
CAIT National President BC Bhartia stated the traders body is looking to enrol about one crore retailers on this e-marketplace in 2020 and make it the world’s largest and most-unique e-marketplace ever.

The Hindu Editorial with Vocabulary – Day 88

Dear Readers, Here we have given The Hindu Editorial with Vocabulary helpful for Upcoming Bank PO, SSC and all Competitive Exams. Explore The Hindu Editorial with Vocabulary to score good marks in English Section. Start practicing this vocabulary to increase your word power. While reading a passage you have to highlight tough words in it and analyse the correct meaning of those words. This will help you understand the passage clearly and also you can learn more new words, it means also you can develop your vocabulary. To help you in this part we have provided an English Vocabulary passage along with meaning, synonyms and usages of hard words in the passage, make use of it.

1) Portends (Noun) – पूर्वसूचक

Meaning: be a sign or warning that (something, especially something momentous or calamitous) is likely to happen.

Synonyms: presage, augur, foreshadow

Antonyms: retrodict

Usage: “the eclipses portend some major events”

WBCSC Recruitment 2020 | Apply Online Extended Up to 31.5.2020

WBCSC Recruitment 2020: West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission has released the WEBCSC Official Notification for various Post. Candidates who are passionate about WEBCSC Jobs 2020 can apply online for WEBCSC Recruitment 2020 up to 31st May 2020.

Every year West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission released a notification for various posts all over the State. Similarly, this year, WEBCSC has released the West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Notification 2020 for various posts. Candidates can start to apply up to 31st May 2020. Only eligible candidates can apply for WEBCSC Recruitment 2020. Candidates should go through the West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission 2020 Recruitment Notice carefully before applying for the WEBCSC and ensure that you fulfill all the West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Eligibility Conditions.

The WEBCSC Vacancy 2020 has also included in WEBCSC Advertisement 2020. Candidates are advised to check the West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Job 2020 Notification for the detailed information about West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Vacancy 2020, WEBCSC Eligibility 2020 and WEBCSC Salary 2020. To know more details please scroll down.

West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Recruitment 2020

The WEBCSC Vacancy 2020 for Online Application has extended upto 31st May 2020. Candidates who are interested in West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Recruitment 2020 can refer to the Official Website and start apply online WEBCSC 2020

Online Application Starts from	04th March 2020
Online Application Closes on	31st May 2020

West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Notification 2020

Kolkata Port Trust Recruitment 2020 | Notification | Eligibility | Apply Now

Kolkata Port Trust Recruitment 2020: Kolkata Port Trust Recruitment 2020 has released the recruitment notification for Chief Hydrographer, Director for Marine Department Posts. Candidates who are passionate about Kolkata Port Trust Jobs 2020 can apply for Kolkata Port Trust 2020 up to 1st June 2020 (for Chief Hydrographer) and 2nd June 2020 (for Director for Marine Department).

Every year Kolkata Port Trust releases notification for various posts. Similarly, this year, Kolkata Port Trust has released the Recruitment Notification 2020 for Chief Hydrographer, Director for Marine Department posts. Candidates can start to apply up to 1st June 2020 (for Chief Hydrographer) and 2nd June 2020 (for Director for Marine Department). Only eligible candidate can apply for Kolkata Port Trust 2020 Recruitment. Candidates should go through the Kolkata Port Trust 2020 Recruitment Notice carefully before applying for the Kolkata Port Trust Post and ensure that they fulfil all the Kolkata Port Trust Eligibility Conditions. The Kolkata Port Trust Vacancy 2020 has also included in Kolkata Port Trust Advertisement 2020. Candidates are advised to check the Kolkata Port Trust Job 2020 Notification for the detailed information about Kolkata Port Trust Vacancy 2020, Kolkata Port Trust Eligibility 2020 and Kolkata Port Trust Salary 2020. To know more details please scroll down.

Kolkata Port Trust 2020 Recruitment

SSC Result Calendar 2020: SSC Revised Result Date of CGL CHSL JE & CPO

SSC Result Calendar 2020: SSC Revised Result Date 2020!!! Details regarding the SSC Revised Result Schedule 2020 for CHSL, CGL, CPO, JHT, Steno & MTS posts. Candidates who have applied and attended the recruitment dive are eagerly waiting for their result date/schedule.

Staff Selection Commission has announced the notification for the engagement of various levels of posts. For that the commission has conducted the recruitment drive for various notifications. A lot of candidates have applied and appeared for the selection process. After that the candidates are eagerly waiting for their results. Mostly, the commission has announced the result date along with the notification. But now throughout whole country the COVID-19 has been outbreaked. So the result dates has been postoned to some other dates and the fresh result dates of these examinations will be intimated in due course. The SSC result calendar includes the tentative SSC result dates on which results are going to be announced for different competitive Exams.

SSC Result Calendar 2020

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International Jazz Day

International Jazz Dayis celebrated every year on 30 April.
The day aims to create awareness around the world of the virtues of jazz as a force of peace, unity, dialogue, and enhanced cooperation among people, and an educational tool.
Amid COVID-19 pandemic, the day has been decided to be celebrated virtually. The online celebration of International Jazz Day 2020 will be hosted byHerbie Hancock. The virtual Global Concert featuring artists from different parts of the world will Livestream on com.
International Jazz Day is an International Day declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 2011

International Labour Day or May Day

International Labour Day is also known as Labour Day or May Day. It is celebrated globally every year on 1st May.
In India, Labour Day is referred as Antarrashtriya Shramik Diwas or Kamgar Din.
International Workers‘ MemorialDay 2020 theme is the Coronavirus
As the world is currently facing the coronavirus pandemic, TUC, the Trade Union Health, has marked it as atheme this year.
The pandemic has affected and is still affecting manyworkers regardless of sector or locality.

The Hindu Editorial with Vocabulary – Day 87

1) Paramount (Adjective) – आला दर्जे का

Meaning: more important than anything else; supreme.

Synonyms: supreme, chief, overriding

Antonyms: least, last, inferior

Usage: “the interests of the child are of paramount importance”

2) Repudiated (Verb) – अस्वीकार करना

Meaning: refuse to accept; reject.

Synonyms: reject, renounce, abandon

Antonyms:embrace

Usage: “she has repudiated policies associated with previous party leaders”

Tips to Score 20+ marks in English Section in IBPS/SBI PO Prelims

Every year, lakhs of students appear for the IBPS exam, but only a few make it to the finals. This article will provide with a sure-fire recipe for success, and a methodical study plan for the IBPS PO Prelims 2018 English Section. Although many people clear the other sections, they struggle with the English section.

There are three main reasons:

Lack of direction (What to study)
Lack of supportive habits (How to study)
Lack of timed testing (When to study and how long)

Lack of Direction:

Often times, IBPS aspirants fervently prepare for their exams without knowing what exactly they need to prepare on. You could spend hours studying every grammar rule possible, and still struggle with the questions if you don’t know what you need to focus on and what you can ignore. The key to effective preparation is methodical study.

Usage of English Tenses – Important English Grammar Tips

Dear Students, Here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in usage of English Tenses, candidates those who are preparing for the SBI, RBI, IBPS and all other competitive exams can make use of it.

Important English Grammar Tips – Usage of English Tenses

Now a days IBPS has changing the questions pattern of English Section more often, to tackle the English Section aspirants should be very strong in the Basic English Grammar. To help you in this aspect here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in usage of English Tenses which will be more helpful to attend Error Spotting Questions.

ENGLISH TENSES

V1=present tense verb
V2 =past tense verb
V3 =past participle
V4= present participle / V1+ing
S= subject
O= object
M.A=modal auxiliaries

USAGE OF ENGLISH TENSES

Important Tips For Error Spotting with Exercise Questions (Usage of Noun)

Dear Aspirants, Here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in usage of English Common Noun Examples, candidates those who are preparing for the SBI, RBI, IBPS and all other competitive exams can make use of it.

Important English Grammar Tips – Usage of Noun Examples

Now a days IBPS has changing the questions pattern of English Section more often, to tackle the English Section aspirants should be very strong in the Basic English Grammar. To help you in this aspect here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in usage of English Noun which will be more helpful to attend Error Spotting Questions.

Noun:

Noun is a naming word. It refers person, place, things or animals.
Eg: Vaibhav, Chennai, pen, cow…..with this noun is classified into 5 types in major.

PROPER NOUN is the name of a particular person or place.
Eg: George, Banaras …

COMMON NOUN is the name of group of persons or things.
Eg: Boy, town,….

Important Tips to Attempt Reading Comprehension Passage in English Section

Important Tips to Attempt Reading Comprehension Passage in English Section:

Dear Readers, Most of our followers were requesting more study materials on English Section and we have already provided some tips on it, here we have given the important tips to attempt the Reading Comprehension Questions in English Section, make use of it.

How to Attempt Comprehensions?

“Comprehensions judge your capability and ability of understanding the passage, your power of analyzing the problem in proper perspective and your ability of presenting your answer quickly, correctly and systematically”.

Comprehension ensures your ability to read and understand the written passage. Through the comprehension exercise you are asked to answer questions about the passage.

In answering the questions based on reading the passage, it is important that your answer should be based upon the information given in the passage. Your own common sense, your own knowledge, your own presumption should not be taken into account while answering the questions. If you have information from your own experience and knowledge, you should not use it to answer any question. Even if you think that there is some mistake in any paragraph of the comprehension, you must still answer the question on the basis of the information given in the passage.

There are certain techniques that will help you in answering the questions based on the comprehensions.

Important Tips for Spotting Errors in English Language

Important Tips for Spotting Errors in English – Usage of Articles:

Dear Aspirants, Here we are going to discuss about the Important Tips for spotting errors in English and Usage of Articles. Candidates those who are preparing for upcoming IBPS PO/Clerk 2017 and all other competitive exams can use this.

A	AN	THE
‘A’ can be used before consonants and before ‘u’ (yu) and ‘o’ (wo)	‘AN’ can be used before five vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and consonant sound like (f, h, l, m, n, r, s& x)	‘THE’ can be used before individual nouns or already known nouns.

Important Tips to Attend Error Spotting with Exercise Questions & Explanation

Important Tips to Attend Error Spotting with Exercise Questions and Explanations:

Dear Aspirants, Here we are going to discuss about the Important Tips to Attend Error Spotting with Exercise Questions based on usage of NOUN. Candidates those who are preparing for upcoming IBPS RRB/PO/Clerk Exams 2017 and all other competitive exams can use this. Note: In upcoming days we will provide more tips to attend Error Spotting Questions, keep following.

NOUN:

Noun is a naming word. It refers person, place, things or animals.

Eg: Vaibhav, Chennai, pen, cow…..with this noun is classified into 5 types in major.

PROPER NOUN is the name of a particular person or place.

Eg: George, Banaras …

COMMON NOUNis the name of group of persons or things.

Eg: Boy, town,….

COLLECTIVE NOUNis the name of a group or collection of similar persons, animals, or things.

Eg: Group of boys, fleet of soldiers,…

Important Tips to Rearrange the Jumbled Sentences in English Questions

Important Tips to Rearrange the Jumbled Sentences in English Questions:

Dear Readers, Here we have given the important Tips to Rearrange the Jumbled Sentences in English Questions were given here, candidates those who are facing trouble to answer this type of question in English Section can use it. Useful for IBPS RRB/PO/Clerk Exams 2017.

REARRANGEMENT OF JUMBLED SENTENCES

In these type of questions, the candidate is given a set of five or six sentences which are in jumbled order
The given sentences should be arranged properly to form a meaningful paragraph and answer the questions based on the sequence formed

It’s up to you to untie this knot and rearrange the sentences or words so that they logically make sense.

Sentences rearrangement questions are included in BANK exams as they

Help students relate events in a logical manner
Sequence sentences based on English usage skills

Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar

Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar for SBI PO/NIACL 2017:

Dear Aspirants, Most of our followers were requesting more study materials on English Grammar Tips and we have already provided some tips on it, now here we have given the Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar. Kindly Make use of it.

Rule 1: When the suffix “full” is added to a word, one “I” is removed.

Eg: Faith + full = faithful, use + full= useful

Rule 2:If the word to which the suffix “full” is added ends in “ll”, one “I” is removed from the word also.

Eg: Skill +full = skilful, will + full= wilful

Rule 3: Words of two or three syllables ending in single vowel + single consonant double the final consonant if the last syllable is stressed.

Eg: Permit + ed = permitted, occur + ing =occurring, control + ed =controlled, begin + ing = beginning

Rule 4: Consonant ‘I’ is doubled in the words ending in single vowel + “I” before a suffix beginning with a vowel

Eg: Signal + ing = signalling, repel + ent = repellent, quarrel + ed = quarrelled, travel + er = traveller

Rule 5: Words ending in silent “e”, drop the “e” before a suffix beginning with a vowel

Eg: Hope + ing = hoping, Live + ed = lived, drive + er = driver, tire + ing= tiring

Rule 6: If the suffix begins with a consonant “e” is not dropped

Eg: Hope + full = hopeful, sincere + ly= sincerely

List of Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar

List of Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar:

Dear Readers, Here we have given the List of 10 Golden Rules on Spelling Correction in English Grammar. Kindly make use of it.

Rule 1: When the suffix “full” is added to a word, one “ I” is removed.

Eg:

· Use + full= useful

· Faith + full = faithful

Rule 2: If the word to which the suffix “full” is added ends in “ll”, one “I” is removed from the word also.

Eg:

· Will + full= wilful

· Skill +full = skilful

Rule 3: Words of two or three syllables ending in single vowel + single consonant double the final consonant if the last syllable is stressed.

Eg:

· Permit + ed = permitted

· Control + ed =controlled

· Occur + ing =occurring

· Begin + ing = beginning

Rule 4: Consonant ‘I’ is doubled in the words ending in single vowel + “I” before a suffix beginning with a vowel

Important English Grammar Tips (Usage of Articles)

Dear Aspirants, Here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in usage of Articles, candidates those who are preparing for the SBI, RBI, IBPS and all other competitive exams can make use of it.

Important English Grammar Tips

Nowadays IBPS has changed the questions pattern of English Section more often, to tackle the English Section aspirants should be very strong in the Basic English Grammar. To help you in this aspect here we have given the Important English Grammar Tips in the usage of Articles which will be more helpful to attend Error Spotting Questions.

A	AN	THE
‘A’ can be used before consonants and before ‘u’ (yu) and ‘o’ (wo)	‘AN’ can be used before five vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and consonant sound like (f, h, l, m, n, r, s & x)	‘THE’ can be used before individual nouns or already known nouns.

Free Online Videos for English Language Preparation is Here

Usage of article ‘A’

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International Dance Day

The international dance day is celebrated on April 29 every year.
It was created by the Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute, partner for the performing arts of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It was created in

About International Theatre Institute

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World Veterinary Day

World Veterinary Day is celebrated on the last Saturday of April.
This year it falls on April 25th.
It is observed every year to mark the importance of Veterinary doctors who serve to protect animals. These veterans work on improving animal lives and thus human lives.
The theme of World Veterinary Day this year is ‘Environment Protection for Improving Animal and Human Health’

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World Day For Safety And Health At Work

The annual World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April promotes the prevention of occupational accidents and diseases globally.
28 April is also the International Commemoration Day for Dead and Injured Workers organized worldwide by the trade union movement since 1996.
The World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2020 will focus on addressing the outbreak of infectious diseases at work, in particular, on the COVID-19 pandemic.
The theme for 2020 is Stop the pandemic: Safety and health at work can save lives.

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International Delegate’s Day

The first edition of International Delegate’s Day was observed on 25 April 2020.

The day was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on 2 April 2019, to raise awareness of role of the delegates and representatives of the member states of the UN.
The day marks 75th anniversary of San Francisco Conference, a gathering which laid the foundation stone of the formation of the United Nations.

IBPS Results 2020 Important Notice: Clerk PO & SO Final Provisional Result

IBPS Results 2020 Important Notice: IBPS Results 2020 Official Notice Released!!! Direct link available here to check the important updates regarding the the CRP-IX IBPS Clerk Mains Result, PO Final Result & SO Final Result. Candidates who are eagerly waiting for their result shall refer to this article.

Institute of Personnel Banking Selection has conducted the recruitment drive to select the eligible candidates. The IBPS is an private recruiting agency to recruit the candidates for public sector banks for the posts of Clerk, Probationary Officer & Specialist Officer. For that a lot of candidates have applied and appeared for the selection process. The Selection process is based on the Prelims, Mains & Interview. As of now all the recruitment process have been finished and waiting to release the result. Every year the board has release the final provisional list on exactly 01st April. But this year due to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic corona virus throughout India the board has postponed the results of CRP- PO/MT- IX, CRP – CLERKS – IX and CRP – SPL – IX. The board will release the results for the above posts within short due course. So candidates kindly stay tuned with us to get the regular updates.

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World Malaria Day: 25 April

World Malaria Day (WMD) is commemorated every year on 25 April to recognize global efforts to control malaria.
Theme 2020: Zero Malaria Starts with Me.
The “Zero malaria” campaign engages all members of society: political leaders who control government policy decisions and budgets; private sector companies that will benefit from a malaria-free workforce; and communities affected by malaria, whose buy-in and ownership of malaria control interventions is critical to success

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CAIT to launch national e-commerce marketplace ‘bharatmarket’ for retail traders

West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Recruitment 2020

West Bengal Cooperative Service Commission Notification 2020

Kolkata Port Trust 2020 Recruitment

SSC Result Calendar 2020

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International Jazz Day

International Labour Day or May Day

There are three main reasons:

Lack of Direction:

Important English Grammar Tips – Usage of English Tenses

USAGE OF ENGLISH TENSES

Important English Grammar Tips – Usage of Noun Examples

Noun:

Important English Grammar Tips

Usage of article ‘A’

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International Dance Day

About International Theatre Institute

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World Veterinary Day

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World Day For Safety And Health At Work

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International Delegate’s Day

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World Malaria Day: 25 April