CUSAT CAT Five-Year LL.B. 2011 Question Paper with Answers

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The story of Helen Keller is truly an inspiring one. Born as a normal child, she lost her sight and her ability to hear by the time she reached the age of two. Yet, despite her disabilities she went on to become a political activist and writer. She also became the first deaf and blind student to successfully graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree. However, much of this credit has to be attributed to Anne Sullivan, her teacher. Anne Sullivan was herself a blind person and merely twenty years old when she took Helen Keller under her pupilage. Sullivan taught Helen Keller by adopting medieval techniques of communication that was developed by Spanish monks. This involved the use of writing in the palm. Their relationship was a long and enduring one that lasted for nearly five decades until Anne Sullivan's death in 1936. It has been a subject matter of numerous plays, books and movies.

Helen Keller lost her sight and ability to hear

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Pollution means anything that pollutes. It is a great problem in modern times. Pollution means the mixing of poisonous matter with nature, mainly air, water and soil. In the cities and towns, the air is constantly being polluted by smoke, dust and gases emitted out by factories and vehicles. Water is polluted by the untreated sewage, waste plastic packets, chemicals garbage etc. Polluted water causes water-born diseases, such as cholera and diarrhea. Even the soil is polluted by uncontrolled garbage, chemical waste, detergent and fertilizers. The shrill electric horns of the vehicles, the loud crackers and microphones pollute the sound. There are also dangers from chemical and other wastes from homes, factories, hospitals that keep on poisoning the atmosphere. Deforestation also helps the process of pollution. Thus, pollution threatens our life on this earth. Pollution control, is therefore, a must for healthy and happy life.

__________ emitted out of factories is the main cause of pollution.

C2, E3, G4, I5, __________

Who was the first Solicitor General of India?

The first Indian woman shooter to win a gold medal at the ISSF World Shooting Championships, in 2010, was

The National Knowledge Commission (NKC), constituted in 2005, was mandated with

Secularism means

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Education is an important component in Man's life. Without Education, it is not possible to progress at all. Education develops the knowledge, behaviour, simplicity and other manners. Many stalwarts like Swami Vivekananda also recognised the significance of Education. Having such importance, education today has become more of commercial nature than cultural ones. Taking into consideration of the demand that the Education especially the Higher Education has, the University Grants Commission permitted a number of private Universities to be operated in the country. The private Universities being commercial in nature ignored the significance of education and started exploiting the students in parts of the country. A number of committees have made recommendations. Among the various committees Prof. Yashpal Committee came out with a good number of suggestions. This has led the UGC to close the Universities in Raipur in the state of Chattisgargh. Basing on the recommendation of the Yashpal committee, the present HRD Minister Kapil Sibal has taken action and identified around 44 private Universities to be de-recognised. This shows to the extent the education is commercial. In order to uplift the education in the country, the government wants to set a new agency by replacing the existing higher education bodies and set up a New National Higher Education Council, perhaps this may bring the desired results. The country is at present facing the crises in the education system.

Which Committee recommendations made the Government to reform education?

The power to direct a grossly disorderly member of the Lok Sabha to withdraw immediately from the House is vested with the

The book 'The Judge Speaks' (2009) is written by

Who was the first Director of the National Judicial Academy, Bhopal?

What is the meaning of GMT?

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Education is an important component in Man's life. Without Education, it is not possible to progress at all. Education develops the knowledge, behaviour, simplicity and other manners. Many stalwarts like Swami Vivekananda also recognised the significance of Education. Having such importance, education today has become more of commercial nature than cultural ones. Taking into consideration of the demand that the Education especially the Higher Education has, the University Grants Commission permitted a number of private Universities to be operated in the country. The private Universities being commercial in nature ignored the significance of education and started exploiting the students in parts of the country. A number of committees have made recommendations. Among the various committees Prof. Yashpal Committee came out with a good number of suggestions. This has led the UGC to close the Universities in Raipur in the state of Chattisgargh. Basing on the recommendation of the Yashpal committee, the present HRD Minister Kapil Sibal has taken action and identified around 44 private Universities to be de-recognised. This shows to the extent the education is commercial. In order to uplift the education in the country, the government wants to set a new agency by replacing the existing higher education bodies and set up a New National Higher Education Council, perhaps this may bring the desired results. The country is at present facing the crises in the education system.

According to the passage, which sector in India is at present badly affected?

Which city of India is known as the Garden City?

Which batsman became the first man to score 200 runs in a One Day International cricket match, in 2010?

Which of the following trees grows in salty water?

National bird of India is

Direction: Read the following passage and answer the question.

Education is an important component in Man's life. Without Education, it is not possible to progress at all. Education develops the knowledge, behaviour, simplicity and other manners. Many stalwarts like Swami Vivekananda also recognised the significance of Education. Having such importance, education today has become more of commercial nature than cultural ones. Taking into consideration of the demand that the Education especially the Higher Education has, the University Grants Commission permitted a number of private Universities to be operated in the country. The private Universities being commercial in nature ignored the significance of education and started exploiting the students in parts of the country. A number of committees have made recommendations. Among the various committees Prof. Yashpal Committee came out with a good number of suggestions. This has led the UGC to close the Universities in Raipur in the state of Chattisgargh. Basing on the recommendation of the Yashpal committee, the present HRD Minister Kapil Sibal has taken action and identified around 44 private Universities to be de-recognised. This shows to the extent the education is commercial. In order to uplift the education in the country, the government wants to set a new agency by replacing the existing higher education bodies and set up a New National Higher Education Council, perhaps this may bring the desired results. The country is at present facing the crises in the education system.

According to the passage, which higher education body is the Government contemplating establishing?

Which professor of law was appointed the first Chancellor of the Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam (established in 2008 as the Andhra Pradesh University of Law)?