Transforming Paradigms

Abduct - Verb - अबडक्ट - Pronounciation: Ab-duckt - Meaning: to kidnap - Synonyms: carry off, seize, capture, hijack, snatch, make off with - Antonyms: give up, release, redeem, rescue, give, let go, deliver - Examples: 1. Make noise when someone tries to abduct you. 2. He was the guy who had abducted that rich man's son. 3. We will abduct her on her birthday and take her to a surprise trip.

The Cabinet has approved a proposal for mega mineral reforms. SEBI has proposed that KYC and account opening process should be seperated in order to standardise the process and avoid duplication. Infosys will purchase assets and onboard employees of Carter Digital. Apple has announced the latest phase of its $100 million initiative to tackle systemic racism and promote racial equality. Yes bank has launched wellness themed credit card. Voot streaming platform has bagged streaming rights for Poker Sports League. Bengaluru has emerged as worlds fastest-growing mature tech ecosystem since 2016. ICICI Bank has tied up with Niyo to issue prepaid cards to workers of micro, small medium enterprises (MSMEs). The 51st IFFI will pay tribute to Satyajit Ray. Infosys has reported 16.8 percent, year-on-year, rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 5215 crore, for the third quarter of this fiscal.

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Abdicate - Verb - एब - डी - केट - Pronunciation: ayb - ddi - cate - Meaning: to renounce or give up (office or dignity) - Synonyms: resign, retire, quit, stand down, step down, bow out, demit, relinquish, renounce, give up - Antonyms: accept, take on - Example: 1. He decided to abdicate in favour of his wife. 2. I want to abdicate to deal with this situation in a proper manner. 3. He agreed to abdicate and retire for the next person to take his throne.

Abbreviate - Verb - to shorten; to abridge - एब - री - वी - एट - Pronounciation: aeb-ri-vi-ate - Synonyms: shorten, reduce, cut, contract, condense, compress, abridge, truncate, clip, crop - Antonyms: lengthen, expand, elongate - Examples: 1. If you think that there is less space, you can always abbreviate. 2. We were forced to abbreviate our task because of the bad weather. 3. I was forced to abbreviate my playtime because mom was calling me. 4. People abbreviate many names, for ease of conversation. 5. You should abbreviate the words to speed up the process.

 11/01/2021 The centre government would soon hold a campaign 'know your constitution' in schools, colleges, and universities across the country. A coffee table book filled with hundreds of photographs of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from his "107 overseas and bilateral visits" was released on 8 Jan 2021. Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched Bindu Sagar Cleaning Project in Bhubaneswar on 9 Jan 2021. IIT Jammu organized its first ever convocation ceremony in hybrid mode on 9 Jan 2021. Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has launched the TESOL Core Certificate Program for English teachers of Delhi government schools. The Combat Vehicles Research and Development Establishment of DRDO, Chennai dedicated Indigenous Retractable Landing Gear Systems fir TAPAS UAV, SWiFT UAV to the nation. Veteran journalist Turlapati Kutumba Rao passed away in Jan 2021. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways and MSME Nitin Gadkari will launch an innovative new paint de...

Abbot - Noun - एबट  - Pronounciation: ay-but - अर्थ : महंत - Meaning: A man who is the head of an abbey of monks. - Examples: The abbot was the tutor of three of those monks. The abbot was an intelligent person. I never got to know about that abbot. We will never play a trick on the old abbot. The abbot is a wise person. The Abbot taught me about those theories.