👌TGPSC ఈ రోజు నిర్వహించిన పరీక్ష 40 + GS ప్రశ్నలు Assistant environmental engineering Exam |

Summary

The video reviews 40-plus General Studies questions reportedly recalled by candidates after the morning CBT session of the Assistant Environmental Engineering exam. The presenter groups the questions by subject and gives the answers as remembered, while inviting other candidates to share questions they recall.

Because the subtitles are auto-generated—and some scheme names, dates, and figures may be garbled—the details below should be treated as the presenter’s reported answers, not as an official answer key.

Telangana: Schemes, Facts, and History

• KCR Kit: The presenter says it began in 2017, providing assistance of ₹13,000 for a girl child and ₹12,000 for a boy, along with a kit of 16 items. Its stated aims are to encourage births in government hospitals and reduce maternal and infant deaths.
• Telangana formation: The state was formed on 2 June 2014. The presenter also mentions annual formation-day ceremonies at Secunderabad Parade Ground.
• Demographic figures cited:
  • Overall literacy: 66.54%
  • Male literacy: 75%
  • Female literacy: 57.99%
  • Child sex ratio: 910 girls per 1,000 boys
  • Urban population in 2011: 38.8%; the rural share is given as about 61%
• Indiramma Illu: The presenter gives an assistance amount of ₹5 lakh and says the scheme was launched in Telangana on 11 March 2024. Some details in the subtitles may be mistranscribed.
• Manganese deposits: The answer given is Adilabad district.
• Jayabharathi Reddy Commission: The presenter dates it to 1984 and links it to examining employment issues involving non-locals and the implementation of the Six-Point Formula.
• Five-Point Formula: The presenter associates it with 1972 and the Jai Andhra movement.
• Chronology of monuments: The dates given are the Thousand Pillar Temple (1163), Ramappa Temple (1213), and Charminar (1591).
• Crafts and products: Adilabad is associated with Dokra metal craft, while Pochampally is associated with Ikat sarees.
• Operation Polo: The Home Minister named is Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
• Scheme for young children: The presenter describes a Telangana scheme intended to provide nutritious food to children aged 3–6. Its name and launch date are unclear or potentially mistranscribed in the subtitles.
• T-iPASS: Described as a single-window system intended to speed up industrial approvals; the subtitles garble its full form.
• Other state schemes: The presenter says Shaadi Mubarak was launched in 2014 and mentions a matching question involving Rythu Bima and another scheme, but does not clearly identify the latter.
• River question: Of the options mentioned, the answer was Godavari.

Indian Polity and Law

• The Constitution’s Third Schedule contains oath and affirmation forms.
• The NALSA case is identified as the Supreme Court case recognizing transgender people as a third gender in 2014.
• For appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner, the presenter refers to a 2023 law and a selection panel comprising the Prime Minister, a Cabinet Minister, and the Leader of the Opposition, with appointment by the President.
• Article 275 concerns grants-in-aid to states.
• The Wildlife (Protection) Act is dated to 1972.
• The Juvenile Justice Act is identified as the 2015 law.

National and International Affairs

• BRICS: The presenter says it was formed in 2006 and has 10 member countries, and suggests the topic may recur in exams.
• Questions reportedly also covered the G20, the International Solar Alliance, the Paris Agreement, and the Union Budget.
• World Environment Day is observed on 5 June.
• A question reportedly asked about the language of an International Booker-winning work and its translation into English. The book and author’s names are unclear in the subtitles.

Indian History

Candidates were reportedly asked to arrange historical events chronologically. The events mentioned were the Gandhi–Irwin Pact (1931), the Poona Pact (1932), and the Quit India Movement (1942).

Video Announcements

The presenter offers to prepare a PDF of the recalled questions for viewers who like the video and comment “PDF.” The video also promotes the channel’s app, a current-affairs course, and a General Studies test series. The presenter says some exam questions were similar to questions in the channel’s test series.

Speakers and Sources Featured

• Speaker: The SJ Tutorials presenter and narrator, who reviews the questions and promotes the channel’s study materials.
• Question source: Exam candidates and channel subscribers, who reportedly submitted their recollections of the exam questions. No individual candidates are heard speaking in the subtitles.