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1 A

This is an unprecedented level of acceptance for any technology company anywhere in the world!

B

You have joined us from across our great nation…all 29 states and 7 union territories of India

C

Only because of the affection and enthusiasm shown by you… our first 100 million customers

D

We are grateful for… and truly humbled by… the enormous belief and unwavering trust that you have placed in us. Jio has risen to these lofty heights

2

A

He claimed that many voters have also not received their voting slip, which has prevented them from exercising their franchise.

B

"People want to vote but not able to due to these glitches. The confusion will have an impact on the results," Mr Shelar said.

C

After engaging in bitter war of words with Shiv Sena during civic poll campaigning, Mumbai BJP unit president Ashish Shelar today said glitches like delay in release of voters' list might have an impact on the poll results.

D

"The release of list of voters got delayed and there was also a change in polling booths. All this may have an impact on elections," BJP Mumbai unit president Ashish Shelar told reporters after casting his vote in suburban Bandra.

3

A

Pakistan has cancelled terrorist Hafiz Saeed's license to carry weapons, a Pakistani official said today.

B

"The Punjab Home Department cancelled licenses of 44 weapons for security reasons," the official told PTI today.

C

The Pakistan government on January 30 had put Saeed and four other members of his organisations under house arrest in Lahore for a period of 90 days.

D

Citing security reasons, the home department of Pakistan's Punjab said that the step to revoke the licenses of 44 weapons issued to Saeed and others members of his organisations, Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) and Falaha-e-Insanyat (FIF), been taken in line with the government's actions against the terrorist.

4

A

They even met the principal, Rajendra Prasad, and objected to Khalid's participation.

B

Delhi University's Ramjas College on Tuesday called off a seminar being held on campus after members from the students' union and Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) protested the participation of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students Umar Khalid and Shehla Rashid.

C

Khalid, who was arrested last year on sedition charges, was scheduled to speak in the afternoon at a two-day event titled 'Cultures of Protest' that was organised by the Literary Society and English department of Ramjas College.

D

The JNU student was invited to speak about his PhD work, at a session titled 'The War in Adivasi Areas'.

E

Before he could reach though, members of the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) and ABVP reached the campus and began protesting, disrupting the proceedings.

5

A

The price tags associated with English cricketers Ben Stokes and Tymal Mills might hog the headlines, but overall, the Indian Premier League (IPL) player auction on Monday was a rather conservative affair

B

And 65% of the players were bought at their reserve prices.

C

Several players with a high reserve price found no bidders at all.

D

The eight teams together spent less than two-thirds of their total available budget of Rs148 crore, with five of the eight teams buying fewer players than they required.