Correct Answer: Five

Solution : The correct answer is Five.

Five types of writs can be issued under Articles 32 and 226:

1. Habeas Corpus

2. Mandamus

3. Prohibition

4. Certiorari

5. Quo Warranto

Correct Answer: 40 days

Solution : Let's suppose, A and C together can complete the work in $n$ days.
So, B takes = $3n$ days
According to the question,
$\frac{3n\times n}{3n + n} = 10$
⇒ $\frac{3n}{4} = 10$
⇒ $3n = 40$
$\therefore$ B alone can complete a work in 40 days.
Hence, the correct answer is 40 days.

Correct Answer: Man Mohan Singh

Solution : The correct answer is Man Mohan Singh.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Siachen, where he advocated for a peaceful conclusion to the conflict. Following it, current Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid a visit to this location. 
President Kovind is the second Indian President to visit Siachen. The previous visit was made by President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in April 2004.

Correct Answer: (25, 200)

Solution : Let's check the options –
First option: (24, 195)→195 is not divisible by 24
Second option: (26, 211)→211 is not divisible by 26
Third option: (25, 200)→200 ÷ 25 = 8
Fourth option: (36, 291)→291 is not divisible by 36

So, only the third option is different from the other three options. Hence, the third option is correct.

Correct Answer: PERFECT

Solution : Given:

AYRRJC : CATTLE :: NCPDCAR : ?

Here, by adding 2 to each alphabet to obtain the alphabet of the second word.

Like, 

Similarly, from the third option →

So, AYRRJC : CATTLE :: NCPDCAR : PERFECT

Hence, third option is correct.

Correct Answer: Kalidas Samman

Solution : Correct answer is Kalidas Samman

Pandit M Venkatesh Kumar is a famous Hindustani vocalist and in 2022 he was awarded the Kalidas Samman by the Madhya Pradesh government. He is famous for his devotional songs composed by Swami Haridas  Kalidas Samman was first awarded in 1980 and it is named after Kalidasa who was a famous classical Sanskrit writer of Ancient India. 

Correct Answer: The doctor said, “Thank God! I needn’t go out in the rain.”

Solution : The correct choice is the first option.

The direct form of a sentence typically involves the direct quoting of someone's words or thoughts without any alteration.

The steps of conversion are as follows:

• The introductory phrase "The doctor exclaimed with relief that" would be changed to "The doctor said, "Thank God!"".
• The pronoun "he" changes to "I" to reflect the doctor's first-person perspective in the reported statement.
• The verb tense "didn't need" becomes needn't" to retain the original tense.
• The sentence structure changes to a direct statement within quotation marks to reflect the doctor's exact words.

Therefore, the direct form would be: "The doctor said, “Thank God! I needn’t go out in the rain.”

Correct Answer: which

Solution : The right choice is the third option.

Explanation: The word which is a relative pronoun introduces a relative clause providing additional information about the study. The use of "which" helps connect and elaborate on the information about the study and the World Health Organisation, specifying that the WHO is an agency of the United Nations.

Therefore, the complete sentence would be: "There is a new study on air pollution which comes from the experts of the World Health Organisation (WHO), which is an agency of the United Nations."

Correct Answer: 36%

Solution : As per the given graph:
The inflation rate in the Third World in the year 1975 = 26.6
The inflation rate in the Third World in the year 1987 = 36.2
Increase in the inflation rate from 1975 to 1987 = 36.2 – 26.6 = 9.6
The required inflation percentage rate = $\frac{\text{Increase in the inflation rate from 1987 to 1975}}{{\text{The inflation rate in the Third World in the year 1975}}}×100$
The required inflation percentage rate = $\frac{9.6}{26.6}×100$ = 36.09%
The required inflation percentage rate $\approx$ 36%
Hence, the correct answer is 36%.

Correct Answer: Gujarat

Solution : The correct option is Gujarat

Folk dance Raas or Dandiya Raas originated in Gujarat, and is primarily performed during the Navaratri festival. The dandiya-raas come in several types. It has a social and religious background and signifies the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura.