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C. |
Match columns A with B: |
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| 1. |
Guardian |
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1. |
atideya |
| 2. |
Witness |
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2. |
naabaaligataa |
| 3. |
Rural |
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3. |
saakSii |
| 4. |
Overdues |
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4. |
graamiN |
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Minority |
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5. |
abhirakSak |
| 6. |
Overdraft |
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6. |
adhivikarS |
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D. |
The following phrases from different etymology (sources). Mark the languages to which each word belongs, like : "--- & E "; abbreviations : E (English ) / H (Hindi) / U (Urdu) : |
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| 1. |
vyaapaar me sTaak ( )
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5. |
bhumihiin mazdur ( ) |
| 2. |
bEnk m? Rin ( ) |
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6. |
sangwaahan gaaDiaa ( ) |
| 3. |
sarkaarii takaabii ( )
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3. |
kiraay ki awadhi ( ) |
| 4. |
jamaakartaa ( )
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8. |
graamiiN bEnk ( ) |
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| 423.11.5.4 : CHEQUE |
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Cheque has been defined in the Negotiable Instrument Act as a Bill of Exchange drawn on a specified Banker and not expressed to be payable otherwise than on demand. In many transactions with a cheque there are usually three parties, namely - the Borrower, the Drawee and the Payee i.e. the customer, the banker and the person in whose favour a cheque is drawn. |
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This document is always in two languages i.e. Hindi and English. |
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