1. GIVE UP: Cease making an effort, quit (छोड़ना) After repeated failures he has given up the task. 2. APPROVED: Officially agree to, consent (अनुमोदित) The bill has been approved by the Parliament. 3. DRACONIAN: Excessively hard, tough (अत्यंत कठोर, सख्त) Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) had some draconian provisions. 4. RECALLED: Called back (वापस बुलाना) Land acquisition ordinance was recalled and not extended further by the NDA government in the wake of strong opposition to the proposed bill. 5. ASSENT: To be approved or to give permission (अनुमति, स्वीकृति) President has given his assent on the recommendation of imposition of President Rule in Arunachal Pradesh. 6. APPARENT: Seems real but not necessarily (प्रतीत होना) It became apparent that she was talented. 7. INTERCEPTION: An act of intercepting something or to stop (अवरोधन, रोकना) His interception by the traffic police was on the issue of over speeding of vehicle. 8. CONSIDERED: To be thought or regarded as (सोचना, माना जाना) He was considered irresponsible by his parents. 9. SUBSTANTIVE: Important and considerable (महत्वपूर्ण, मौलिक) There is no substantive evidence for proving him guilty. 10. CURB: A check or restraint (नियंत्रण) The proposed labour bill proposes curbs on the powers of the labour unions. 11. MOCKERY: An absurd misinterpretation or imitation of something (मजाक, उपहास) After a mockery of trial for several years, he was executed. 12. CONFESSION: A formal statement that one is guilty (स्वीकारोक्ति) He signed a confession to the crime before the police official. 13. COMBAT: To fight, to prevent (सामना करना) We need better technology and international support to combat terrorism. 14. ABRIDGE: Curtail, to lessen (कम करना) To make the magazine more effective for the examination, the contents of the magazine should beabridged. 15. DETRIMENT: The state of being harmed (नुकसान दायक) Such books are detriment to good education. 16. Intransigence: Characterized by refusal to compromise or to abandon an extreme position or attitude (कट्टरता) Pakistan shows intransigence in restricting to provide support to terrorism. 17. MULTILATERAL: Having members from several groups (बहुपक्षीय) Multilateral agreements are signed among the member countries of BRICS. 18. EMERGING: Growing (उभरते हुए) India is an emerging player in the field of Science and Technological development. 19. ACCRUE: Accumulate (जमा होना) Banks will accrue financial benefits from the proposed Banking bill. 20. RATIFYING: To confirm (पुष्टि करना) After the report of the IAEA, the USA ratified that sanctions on Iran has been removed.

1. GIVE UP: Cease making an effort, quit (छोड़ना) After repeated failures he has given up the task. 2. APPROVED: Officially agree to, consent (अनुमोदित) The bill has been approved by the Parliament. 3. DRACONIAN: Excessively hard, tough (अत्यंत कठोर, सख्त) Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) had some draconian provisions. 4. RECALLED: Called back (वापस बुलाना) Land acquisition ordinance was recalled and not extended further by the NDA government in the wake of strong opposition to the proposed bill. 5. ASSENT: To be approved or to give permission (अनुमति, स्वीकृति) President has given his assent on the recommendation of imposition of President Rule in Arunachal Pradesh. 6. APPARENT: Seems real but not necessarily (प्रतीत होना) It became apparent that she was talented. 7. INTERCEPTION: An act of intercepting something or to stop (अवरोधन, रोकना) His interception by the traffic police was on the issue of over speeding of vehicle. 8. CONSIDERED: To be thought or regarded as (सोचना, माना जाना) He was considered irresponsible by his parents. 9. SUBSTANTIVE: Important and considerable (महत्वपूर्ण, मौलिक) There is no substantive evidence for proving him guilty. 10. CURB: A check or restraint (नियंत्रण) The proposed labour bill proposes curbs on the powers of the labour unions. 11. MOCKERY: An absurd misinterpretation or imitation of something (मजाक, उपहास)  After a mockery of trial for several years, he was executed. 12. CONFESSION: A formal statement that one is guilty (स्वीकारोक्ति)  He signed a confession to the crime before the police official. 13. COMBAT: To fight, to prevent (सामना करना)  We need better technology and international support to combat terrorism. 14. ABRIDGE: Curtail, to lessen (कम करना)  To make the magazine more effective for the examination, the contents of the magazine should beabridged. 15. DETRIMENT: The state of being harmed (नुकसान दायक)  Such books are detriment to good education. 16. Intransigence: Characterized by refusal to compromise or to abandon an extreme position or attitude (कट्टरता)  Pakistan shows intransigence in restricting to provide support to terrorism. 17. MULTILATERAL: Having members from several groups (बहुपक्षीय)  Multilateral agreements are signed among the member countries of BRICS. 18. EMERGING: Growing (उभरते हुए)  India is an emerging player in the field of Science and Technological development. 19. ACCRUE: Accumulate (जमा होना)  Banks will accrue financial benefits from the proposed Banking bill. 20. RATIFYING: To confirm (पुष्टि करना) After the report of the IAEA, the USA ratified that sanctions on Iran has been removed.

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