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EKT 2 2015 Question Papers With Answer Keys (Official)

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EKT is also known as Engineering Knowledge Test which is conducted by the Indian air force twice every year along with AFCAT exam to select candidates for IAF technical branch. EKT 2 2015 written exam was conducted by IAF on 13th Sep 2015. Candidates who are waiting for the original question papers of EKT 2/2015 and answer keys can download it from below. You can find EKT 2/2015 question papers with answer keys for all sets i.e. Set E, Set F, Set G, Set H, Set J and Set K. EKT question papers from 2015 are of EKT Mechanical stream, EKT Computer Science Steam and EKT Electrical and Electronics question paper.

EKT 2/2015 Mechanical Question Paper

ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE TEST (EKT) MECHANICAL STREAM

Q1. Three houses are available in a locality. Three persons apply for the houses. Each applies for one house without consulting others. The probability that all the three apply for the same house is

  • (a) 2/9
  • (b) 1/9
  • (c) 8/9
  • (d) 7/9

Q2. If the area of the square is increased by 69% the side of the square increases by

  • (a) 13%
  • (b) 30%
  • (c) 39%
  • (d) 130%

Q3. A can solve 90% of the problems given in a book and B can solve 70%. What is the probability that at least one of them will solve a problem, selected at random from the book?

  • (a) 0.16
  • (b) 0.63
  • (c) 0.97
  • (d) 0.20

Q4. An unbiased die with faces marked 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 is rolled four times. Out of four face values obtained, the probability that the minimum face value is not less than 2 and the maximum face value is not greater than 5 is

  • (a) 16/81
  • (b) 1/81
  • (c) 80/81
  • (d) 65/81

Q5. The projection of a vector on another vector is

  • (a) scalar
  • (b) vector
  • (c) neither vector not scalar
  • (d) either scalar or vector

Q6. During the execution of a CNC part program block NO20 GO2 X45.0 Y25.0 R5.0 the type of tool motion will be

  • (a) circular Interpolation — clockwise
  • (b) circular Interpolation — counter-clockwise
  • (c) linear Interpolation
  • (d) rapid feed

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EKT 2/2015 Computer Science Question Paper

ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE TEST (EKT) COMPUTER SCIENCE STREAM

Q1. Three houses are available in a locality. Three persons apply for the houses. Each applies for one house without consulting others. The probability that all the three apply for the same house is

  • (a) 2/9
  • (b) 1/9
  • (c) 8/9
  • (d) 7/9

Q2. What is the next number in the series 1,3,11,19,37,_____

  • (a) 41
  • (b) 56
  • (c) 55
  • (d) None of the above

Q3. An unbiased die with faces marked 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 is rolled four times. Out of four face values obtained, the probability that the minimum face value is not less than 2 and the maximum face value is not greater than 5 is

  • (a) 16/81
  • (b) 1/81
  • (c) 80/81
  • (d) 65/81

Q4. The projection of a vector on another vector is

  • (a) scalar
  • (b) vector
  • (c) neither vector nor scalar
  • (d) either scalar or vector

Q5. The value of Sin θ +cosθ will be greatest when θ =_____.

  • (a) 45
  • (b) 30
  • (c) 90
  • (d) 60

Q6. How long is an IPv6 address? (a) 32 bits (b) 128 bytes (c) 64 bits (d) 128 bits Q7. What flavor of Network Address Translation can be used to have one IP address allow many users to connect to the global Internet?

  • (a) NAT
  • (b) Static
  • (c) Dynamic
  • (d) PAT

EKT 2/2015 Electrical and Electronics Question Paper

Q1. What is the next number in the series 1,3,11,19,37,_____

  • (a) 55
  • (b) 41
  • (c) 56
  • (d) None of the above

Q2. A car travelled 75% of way from town A to town B at an average speed of 50 mph. The car travelled at the average speed of S mph for remaining part of the trip. The average speed for the entire trip was 40 mph . What is S?

  • (a) 10
  • (b) 20
  • (c) 25
  • (d) 30

Q3. If the area of the square is increased by 69% the side of the square increases by

  • (a) 13%
  • (b) 30%
  • (c) 39%
  • (d) 130%

Q4. The value of Sin θ + Cosθ will be greatest when θ =

  • (a) 30
  • (b) 45
  • (c) 60
  • (d) 90

Q5. Out of the following pairs, choose the pair in which the physical quantities do not have identical dimension?

  • (a) Pressure and Young’s modules
  • (b) Planck’s constant and Angular momentum
  • (c) Impulse and moment of force
  • (d) Force and rate of change of linear Momentum

Q6. Out of the following, which one is least commonly emitted by radioactive substance?

  • (a) electrons
  • (b) electromagnetic radiations
  • (c) alpha particles
  • (d) neutrons

Q7. Sound produced at a point is heard by a person after 5 seconds, while the same sound is heard by another person after 6 seconds. If the speed of sound is 300 m/s, what could be the maximum and minimum distances between the two persons?

  • (a) 1.8 km, 0.15 km
  • (b) 2.2 km, 0.20 km
  • (c) 2.8 km, 0.25 km
  • (d) 3.3 km, 0.30 km

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Army Says No To ‘Offensive Tattoo’ While Hiring Officers

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Tattoos are a taboo for Army — it’s official now. The Army has decided to show zero tolerance to “offensive” tattoos during the selection of commissioned officers.

According to a new policy approved by the Army authorities, a candidate appearing for an interview for commissioned officer will have to fill a separate form giving complete details of tattoos on his body. If the tattoo is within the approved parameters and is cleared by the selection board, the candidate will have to file an affidavit that he would not have any more tattoos on his body before leaving for pre-commissioning training.

The Army had set the regulations on display of body tattoos for recruitment of jawans in July 2012, but this was not applicable for commissioned officers’ selection. The authorities have now come up with a clear policy on tattoos for the officers also.

Applicants with objectionable tattoos, defined by the Army in its policy notified in June, would be rejected at stage-I of the five-day selection process for commissioned officers.

As per the policy, a copy of which is with TOI, candidates belonging to tribal communities would be permitted to have permanent tattoos on any part of the body, provided they conform to the existing customs and traditions of the tribe to which a candidate belongs. For others, only small innocuous tattoos, that are not prejudicial to good order and military discipline, would be permitted.

The policy, however, has clarified that if an applicant has undergone tattoo removal surgery before appearing for the interview and the same has faded substantially, it will be treated as a “scar”.

The policy states that a candidate appearing before the services selection board (SSB) would be thoroughly screened for tattoos. A separate sheet would be prepared along with the dossier in which complete record of the tattoos on his body would be maintained. indian army tattoos policy

Scheduled tribe category candidates will have to submit a certificate signed by the deputy commissioner or sub-divisional magistrate prior to stage-I of the selection process, stating that their community permits permanent body tattoos.

General category candidates can have small innocuous tattoos on inner face of forearms — from inside of the elbow to the wrist of both the hands — which can be religious symbols or names of near and dear ones.

However, tattoos, which are offensive to modesty, decency or propriety and those that advocate a philosophy which demeans a person based on gender would not be permissible for all. Similarly, racist tattoos that advocate a philosophy that degrades or demeans a person based on race, ethnicity or region and religion would be prohibited for all categories.

The new policy has also stipulated that the selected candidates would be thoroughly examined before undergoing pre-commissioning training to ensure that they have not tattooed their body after the selection by the board.

In July 2012, army had clarified that candidates appearing for selection as jawans with limited and prescribed sized tattoos on inner parts of their arms or on the back of their palms will be eligible for selection. The size of the tattoo has been limited to 5cm in length and 3cm in breadth.

In the US, soldiers are allowed to tattoo their arms, legs and most parts of their bodies.

Read: Tattoo Policy For Candidates Appearing For SSB Interview With Permanent Body Tattoo

source: TOI

AFCAT 2/2015 Question Papers With Answer Keys (Official)

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AFCAT 22015 Question Papers With Answer Keys

AFCAT is also known as Air Force Common Admission Test which is conducted by the Indian air force twice every year to select candidates for IAF flying, technical and GDOC branch. AFCAT 2 2015 written exam was conducted by IAF on 13th Sep 2015. Candidates who are waiting for the original question papers of AFCAT 2/2015 and answer keys can download it from below. You can find AFCAT 2/2015 question papers with answer keys for all sets i.e. Set A, Set B, Set C and Set D. Though the questions in each set are the same but in different orders, answer keys for each set are given to help candidates.

AFCAT 2 2015 Syllabus

  1. AFCAT 2 2015 Exam Syllabus for General Awareness: History, Sports, Geography, Environment, Culture, Current Affairs, Politics , Civics, Basic Sciences, Defence, Art etc.
  2. Verbal Ability in English: Comprehension, Error Detection, Synonyms, Antonyms, and Testing of Vocabulary, Sentence Completion etc.
  3. Numerical Ability: Decimal Fraction, Simplification, Average, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion, and Simple Interest, Profit & Loss
  4. Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test section: Verbal Skills and Spatial Ability.

AFCAT 2 2015 Questions English

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it:- Patience is better than wisdom: An ounce of patience is worth a pound of brains. All men praise patience, but few can practise it. It is a medicine which is good for all diseases, but it is not every garden that grows the herbs to make it with. Many people are born crying, live complaining and die disappointed. They think every other person’s burden to be light and their own feathers to be heavy as lead, and yet if the truth were known, it is their fancy rather than their fate that makes things go so hard with them. Many would be well off than what they think of.

Q. The writer’s remarks, “They think every person’s burden to be light and their own feathers to be as heavy as lead” is very significant. It means

  • (a) They are always worried and dejected.
  • (b) They consider their own problems to be difficult to solve as compared with problems of other people.
  • (c) They feel that they alone face serious problems while others have a nice time.
  • (d) They remain very much worried about their own problem.

Q. Which one is the most likely explanation, among the following, of the author’s metaphorical statement that “it is not every garden that grows the herbs to make it with”?

  • (a) Patience is a must for solving all our problems in life.
  • (b) Patience is a rare herb that cures all diseases.
  • (c) Patience is virtue of a highest order.
  • (d) It is only a small number of people that are found observing patience in life.

Q. Which of the following is the most suitable explanation to the author’s remark that an “ounce of patience is worth a pound of brains”?

  • (a) Wisdom can only be attained by practising patience.
  • (b) Patience comes first, wisdom next.
  • (c) Patience is essential for every achievement in life.
  • (d) Without patience wisdom cannot be used properly.

Choose the word that best defines the given phrases:-

Q6. To throw up the sponge

  • (a) To surrender or give up a contest
  • (b) To offer a challenge
  • (c) To become utterly disappointed
  • (d) To maintain grit and enthusiasm until the end

Q. To hold something in leash

  • (a) To restrain
  • (b) To disappoint
  • (c) To dismiss
  • (d) To discourage

Q. To get into hot waters

  • (a) To be impatient
  • (b) To suffer a huge financial loss
  • (c) To get into trouble
  • (d) To be in a confused state of mind

Q. To talk through one’s hat

  • (a) To speak fluently
  • (b) To talk nonsense
  • (c) To talk wisdom
  • (d) To speak at random

AFCAT 22015 Question Papers With Answer Keys

AFCAT 2 2015 Questions Maths

Q. The price of an item is decreased by 25%. What percent increase must be done in new price to get the original price?

  • (a) 33 1 3 %
  • (b) 43 3 4 %
  • (c) 55 2 3 %
  • (d) 65 1 4 %

Q. In a mixture of 35 litres, the ratio of milk and water is 4:1. If 7 litres of water is added to the mixture, the ratio of milk and water of the new mixture will be

  • (a) 2:1
  • (b) 1:2
  • (c) 4:5
  • (d) 5:4

Q. A’s salary is 50% more than B’s. How much percent is B’s salary less than A’s?

  • (a) 63 1 4 %
  • (b) 43 1 4 %
  • (c) 53 1 3 %
  • (d) 33 1 3 %

Q. A train 150 m long is running with a speed of 68 km/h. In what time will it pass a man who is running at 8 km/ h in the same direction in which the train is going?

  • (a) 8 sec
  • (b) 8.5 sec
  • (c) 9 sec
  • (d) 9.5 sec

Q. A man lent a sum of money at the rate of simple interest of 4%. If the interest for 8 years is Rs 340 less than the principal, the principal is

  • (a) Rs 500
  • (b) Rs 520
  • (c) Rs 540
  • (d) Rs 560

Q. A does 1 2 as much work as B and C does 1 2 as much work as A and B together. If C alone can finish the work in 40 days, then together all will finish the work in

  • (a) 30 days
  • (b) 131 3 days
  • (c) 15 days
  • (d) 20 days

Q. A sum was invested for 3 years at simple interest at a certain rate. Had it been invested at 4% higher rate of interest, it would have fetched Rs 600 more. The sum is

  • (a) Rs 4000
  • (b) Rs 4950
  • (c) Rs 5000
  • (d) Rs 5150

Q. Anmol sold two items for Rs 1000 each. On one, he gained 10% and on other, he lost 10%. How much did he gain or lose in the whole transaction?

  • (a) profit, 0.95%
  • (b) loss, 1%
  • (c) profit, 10%
  • (d) loss, 10%

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Soldiers’ Officer: Swine Flu Gets Colonel, But His Leadership Lives On

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When the test of leadership came, Colonel Vishnu Prasad measured up.

The 38-year-old commanding officer of 12 Guards refused to report sick despite running high fever for several days during an exercise in Rajasthan as he wanted to be with his men. And when he was finally airlifted to a hospital, it was already too late.

Prasad died at a military hospital in Jodhpur on Thursday due to multiple organ failure caused by H1N1 swine flu, leaving behind wife Suchitra and a five-year-old daughter Pihu. The development comes weeks after Dhruv Yadav, a young major, was killed after being hit by a splinter during an exercise involving Arjun tanks at the Pokhran firing range in Rajasthan.Col Vishnu Prasad

Prasad, the oldest of four siblings, grew up in an Odisha hamlet near Bhubaneswar before joining the National Defence Academy at Khadakwasla. For those who knew him, Prasad’s decision to stay back with the troops at the cost of ignoring his own health hardly comes as a surprise.

“He was made of sterner stuff and the well-being of his troops was always at the top of his concerns. He was a soldier who never complained,” said an officer who served with Prasad for several years. The colonel was cremated with full military honours on Friday at Jaisalmer where his unit is based. His brother lit the pyre.

At the unit, Prasad would often work on Sundays of his own volition. “Pihu was the only one who could persuade him to skip office on Sundays,” recalled a family friend of the Prasads.

The colonel’s death has led the army to ramp up its efforts to stop the swine flu’s spread, as the Guards’ community remains in a state of shock and disbelief over losing one of its bright officers.

source: HT

4 Different IAF Pilot’s Badge (Wings) You Must See

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Becoming a pilot in Indian air force is a dream of many and to achieve this one must work hard, if you are one of them, then you will find this post interesting. Here are 4 different types of IAF pilot’s badge also know as wings in Indian air force.

About IAF Pilot’s Badge (Wings)

This badge consists of a full wing with the monogram ‘IAF’ in the centre, wreath, and surmounted by the State Emblem, all embroidered in cotton thread and mounted on dark blue extending 3.2 mm beyond the edges of the embroidery.

Description of Indian Air Force Pilot’s Badge (Wings)

  • Wings and lettering – White
  • Laurel wreath – Brown
  • Shading, eyes of lions and the wheel – Black at he base of the state emblem
  • Tongue of the lions -Scarlet
  • Remainder of State Emblem -White

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Top 5 Special Forces In Indian Military

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Here is a short video on top 5 powerful special forces Indian defence has.

1) PARA SF
2) MARCOS
3) NSG
4) GARUD
5) GHATAK

Top 5 Special Forces In Indian Military

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Watch Indian Army Officers Face Their Fears

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50 years after the first Indian climbed Mount Everest, 30 soldiers of the Indian Army decide to climb the highest peak in the world. However, their plans go awry after a series of devastating Earthquakes hit Nepal on the 25th April, 2015. 22 climbers are trapped in the avalanche in the deadly Khumbu Glacier and the remaining members, caught at the Everest Base Camp. Survival is key. Will they manage to make it alive?

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An Analysis Of Medical Rejection Of Women Cadets In The Indian Air Force

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Medical standards for entry into the Indian Air Force (IAF) as commissioned officers are predominantly the same for women candidates as that for males. The initial medical examination for such candidates is carried out at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine (IAM) and Air Force Central Medical Establishment (AFCME). There has been no study on the causes of rejection of women candidates during their initial medical examination. This study was therefore carried out to analyze the initial medical examination of women candidates conducted at IAM. Medical records maintained at the Medical Evaluation Centre at the Institute were accessed to get the details of medical examination of women candidates from the year 1997to 2005. A total of 331 candidates (245 for ground duty and 86 for aircrew duty) underwent their initial medical examination at IAM during this period. An overall rejection rate of 55% for aircrew and 30% for ground duty candidates was observed. Differences were observed, both in the percentage of rejections and disabilities between aircrew and ground crew. While anthropometric incompatibilities like substandard leg length was the major cause of rejection among aircrew candidates, obesity and refractive errors were the major cause of rejection among ground crew candidates.

Disabilities among candidates for Indian Air Force

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Conclusion

While ophthalmic disabilities and obesity were the leading causes for unfitness among ground duty applicants, substandard anthropometric measurements and obesity were responsible for the highest rejections among aircrew applicants. No significant trend or pattern was noticed in the disabilities causing unfitness over the period of this study.

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Eyesight Required For IAF Ground Duty, Technical and Flying Branch

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Airforce eyesightMany candidates who are interested to join the Indian airforce are asking about the Indian airforce vision standards and eyesight required to join the Indian air force technical, ground duty GDOC and flying branch. In this article, we are covering the details related to eyesight required for Indian air force ground duty, technical and flying branch. We are also going to cover the LASIK surgery requirements, you will find the details if the aspirants are allowed to do the LASIK to join the Indian air force as an officer.

In this article, we are covering the details related to eyesight required for Indian air force ground duty, technical and flying branch. Vision: Minimum Visual Acuity 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in other, correctable to 6/6 only for hypermetropia. LASIK Surgery should not have been carried out before the age of 20 years.

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Eye Sight for Indian Air Force Flying Branch

Candidates who habitually wear spectacles are not eligible for flying branch. In case they report for testing they will be tested for other branches (if applied for). Minimum distant vision 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in other correctable to 6/6 only for Hypermetropia

  • Colour vision CP-1
  • Hypermetropia : +2.0 d Sph
  • Manifest Myopia : Nil
  • RetinoscopicMyopia : –0.5 in any meridian permitted
  • Astigmatism : +0.75 D Cyl (with + 2.0 DMax)
  • Maddox Rod Test
    (i) At 6 meters— Exo-6 prism D
    – Eso-6 prism D
    – Hyper-1 prism D
    – Hypo-1prism D
    (ii) At 33 cms— Exo-16 prism D
    – Eso-6 prism D
    – Hyper-1 prism D
    – 1Hypo-1 prism D
  • Hand held Stereoscope—All of BSV Grades
  • Convergence—up to 10 cm
  • Cover test for distant and near – Latent divergence/convergence recovery rapid and complete. Binocular Vision – Must possess good binocular vision (fusion and stereopsis with good amplitude and depth)

Visual Standards for Ground Duty (Technical) Branch

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Visual Standards for Ground Duty (Non-Technical) Branch

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Criteria for post LASIK surgery for all branches (Flying/Ground Duty (Tech)/ Ground Duty (Non-tech)

  • Candidates who have undergone PRK (Photo Refractive Keratotomy)/ LASIK (Laser in Situ Keratomileusis) may be considered fit for commissioning in Air Force for all branches.
  • Post PRK/ LASIK candidates must meet the visual requirements required for the branch as laid down in Para 3.12.5.2 of IAP 4303(4th edition).
  • The following criteria must be satisfied prior to selecting post-PRK/ LASIK at the time of Air Force Medical Examination:-
    • PRK/ LASIK surgery should not have been carried out before the age of 20 years.
    • The axial length of the eye should not be more than 25.5 mm as measured by IOL master.
    • Atleast 12 months should have elapsed post uncomplicated stable PRK/LASIK with no history or evidence of any complication.
    • The post PRK/ LASIK corneal thickness as measured by a corneal pachymeter should not less than 450 microns.
    • Individuals with high refractive errors (>6D) prior to PRK/ LASIK are to be excluded.
  • Radial Keratotomy (RK) surgery for correction of refractive errors is not permitted for any Air Force duties. Candidates having undergone cataract surgery with or without IOL implants will also be declared unfit.

 

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Obstacle in Digitisation

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As the dawn of digitization has raised the comfort level of humanity, it has again become a problem for the people. As we see around the world, the digitization is going on high rate and people prefer internet to stay connected to people rather than using other means. Government of many countries has emphasized on e-governance like India. But as every this made of benefit is somehow used by some dirty minds for bas purposes, it is also becoming a headache.

Cyber service which was invented to help the people is nowadays being used as a way to commit crimes. As per the recent reports, the rate of cyber crimes in India has been increased to 107%. Several cases of data theft, cyber bullying, network hacking etc. are the cause of headache in police and cybercrime cell. The report revealed that the rate of cybercrime in India in 2014 was almost double as compared to the last year. Mobile frauds are also a new target of the cyber thieves; about 30-40% of transactions takes place through mobile phones which is expected to reach 55-60% in the next few years. ASSCHAM has released and suggested some guidelines in order to make the network more secure.Obstacle-in-Digitization

On the other hand, the Supreme Court in its order in relation with Adhaar made the judgment that Adhaar card will be used in Jan Dhan Yojna, MGNREGA, pension and provident fund. The decision came after taking a wide range of points into concern. Like many cases of fake Adhaar card have been found. The void in his scheme has made it an unsafe to make it compatible in all sectors. The aim of its birth was to digitize subsidy distribution and digitizing the data (digitalizing India). The petitioner in case maintained that there is no safeguard for the data collected for the program which is a cause of concern for the violation of people’s privacy.

Developing nations like India, which are on the way to get digitized, need to focus more to secure it. With the introduction of android, that has became a part of life of the people, has made use of the internet more wide and led to dependency over technology. What India needs is the laws and more tough security crew to make the thinks keep going on safely. The vision of digital India mainly depends of digitization. Therefore, there is a need to secure the privacy of users and protection of ill mediums. The government’s proposal to make college campus and cities wifi integrated through hotspots, is a challenge and to increase in the online banking system, which is seen as a cybercrime prone field, online transactions and e-commerce have become more popular. So India needs to make its citizen more secure and must act in maintaining privacy of them. Swiss challenge, e-visa and many more are the good example of proper implementation of use of connectivity. Digitization a way of development but the reviewing it and focusing and eradicating its shortcomings is also an important phase of development.

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