In this section of logical deduction, the question consists of a brief passage (usually a report containing certain data regarding some social or economic problem), followed by certain inferences based on it. The student is required to analyze the contents (or data) of the passage and grasp the desirable facts from it. Then, student has to consider each of the given inferences in the context of the given passage. decide upon its degree of truth or falsity and then choose the hest alternative provided accordingly. Our country needs about nine to ten percent of yearly increase in power capacity. That from the present 86000 MW we have today, we require an additional 8000 to 10000Mw every year. The private industries or fomigners may contribute by 1000 MW to 2000 MW. So, basically 90 percent of the capacity addition will have to be done by public sector companies. But government cannot continuously give money for this. This means that the tariff bas to be regulated to generate money, not based on the cost of 25 years ago. If this happens, optional utilization of power will take place. It will not be wasted. Through adequate provisions of funds were made but they remained unspent. There is likelihood of increase in power tariffs in future.

In this section of logical deduction, the question consists of a brief passage (usually a report containing certain data regarding some social or economic problem), followed by certain inferences based on it. The student is required to analyze the contents (or data) of the passage and grasp the desirable facts from it. Then, student has to consider each of the given inferences in the context of the given passage. decide upon its degree of truth or falsity and then choose the hest alternative provided accordingly. Our country needs about nine to ten percent of yearly increase in power capacity. That from the present 86000 MW we have today, we require an additional 8000 to 10000Mw every year. The private industries or fomigners may contribute by 1000 MW to 2000 MW. So, basically 90 percent of the capacity addition will have to be done by public sector companies. But government cannot continuously give money for this. This means that the tariff bas to be regulated to generate money, not based on the cost of 25 years ago. If this happens, optional utilization of power will take place. It will not be wasted. Through adequate provisions of funds were made but they remained unspent. The private industries are not willing to install big plants to generate power.

In this section of logical deduction, the question consists of a brief passage (usually a report containing certain data regarding some social or economic problem), followed by certain inferences based on it. The student is required to analyze the contents (or data) of the passage and grasp the desirable facts from it. Then, student has to consider each of the given inferences in the context of the given passage. decide upon its degree of truth or falsity and then choose the hest alternative provided accordingly. Our country needs about nine to ten percent of yearly increase in power capacity. That from the present 86000 MW we have today, we require an additional 8000 to 10000Mw every year. The private industries or fomigners may contribute by 1000 MW to 2000 MW. So, basically 90 percent of the capacity addition will have to be done by public sector companies. But government cannot continuously give money for this. This means that the tariff bas to be regulated to generate money, not based on the cost of 25 years ago. If this happens, optional utilization of power will take place. It will not be wasted. Through adequate provisions of funds were made but they remained unspent. The public sector enterprises in power generation have done a commendable job.

In this section of logical deduction, the question consists of a brief passage (usually a report containing certain data regarding some social or economic problem), followed by certain inferences based on it. The student is required to analyze the contents (or data) of the passage and grasp the desirable facts from it. Then, student has to consider each of the given inferences in the context of the given passage. decide upon its degree of truth or falsity and then choose the hest alternative provided accordingly. Our country needs about nine to ten percent of yearly increase in power capacity. That from the present 86000 MW we have today, we require an additional 8000 to 10000Mw every year. The private industries or fomigners may contribute by 1000 MW to 2000 MW. So, basically 90 percent of the capacity addition will have to be done by public sector companies. But government cannot continuously give money for this. This means that the tariff bas to be regulated to generate money, not based on the cost of 25 years ago. If this happens, optional utilization of power will take place. It will not be wasted. Through adequate provisions of funds were made but they remained unspent. Presently some power is being wasted as the tariff is low.

In this section of logical deduction, the question consists of a brief passage (usually a report containing certain data regarding some social or economic problem), followed by certain inferences based on it. The student is required to analyze the contents (or data) of the passage and grasp the desirable facts from it. Then, student has to consider each of the given inferences in the context of the given passage. decide upon its degree of truth or falsity and then choose the hest alternative provided accordingly. Our country needs about nine to ten percent of yearly increase in power capacity. That from the present 86000 MW we have today, we require an additional 8000 to 10000Mw every year. The private industries or fomigners may contribute by 1000 MW to 2000 MW. So, basically 90 percent of the capacity addition will have to be done by public sector companies. But government cannot continuously give money for this. This means that the tariff bas to be regulated to generate money, not based on the cost of 25 years ago. If this happens, optional utilization of power will take place. It will not be wasted. Through adequate provisions of funds were made but they remained unspent. Once we attain 10 percent increase in the present power capacity for few years, we will have no problem.

Statement: "We must reduce plastic use to save the oceans."Assumption:

Argument: "Public transport should be free to reduce traffic."Which strengthens this?