Tag: softskills

Awaam is an Urdu/Arabic word meaning the common people, the public, or the community. It is distinct from 'country' (watan), 'walking', or 'mango' (aam).

Khalish is an Urdu/Persian word that describes a prickly feeling, a sense of unease, or restlessness caused by a lingering pain or doubt. While it can cause irritation, 'restless' best captures the internal state it describes.

In the context of Persian/Urdu culinary terms (often spelled 'Sheer'), it means milk, which is the base for 'sweet' dishes like Sheer Khurma. Note: 'Sher' means lion, but 'Sheer' specifically relates to milk/sweets.

Seerat means character in Urdu, referring to the moral qualities or distinctive nature of a person.

Musalsal means continuous or in a chain, something that happens one after another without interruption. The root concept is unbroken sequence.

Ghusl is an Arabic term referring to the full-body ritual purification or bathing mandatory in Islam before various rituals and prayers. It does not mean servant, fight, or laugh.

In Arabic and Urdu, 'Lateefa' refers to a joke, an anecdote, or a witty remark. It is unrelated to family members (uncle), stationery (letter), or physical objects (stick).

Anna Hazare's fast in 2011 was for a stronger anti-corruption bill called the Lokpal Bill, which aimed to create an independent body to investigate corruption complaints against public officials.

Anna Hazare is a popular name, not his birth name. His real name is Kisan Bapat Baburao Hazare, commonly known as Kisan Bapat Hazare. 'Anna' is an honorific meaning 'elder brother' in Marathi. Option C is close but incomplete, while Option D incorrectly adds 'Lokpal'.

In 2011, Kerala Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan famously referred to Rahul Gandhi as 'Amul Baby' during a political speech, mocking Rahul's youth and political inexperience. 'Amul Baby' was a reference to the Amul butter ad mascot, suggesting Rahul was immature. The comment was widely criticized and became controversial in Indian politics.