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    1. Indian politics has changed tremendously but the

    earlier concepts related to Indian politics are acquiring popularity now a days because of the leadersтАЩ difficulty in following ideas and concepts. 2. When we look to the past, we could see that many aspects of Indian politics have undergone a plethora of changes, from the day we have acquired freedom, till now, mainly because of the refusal from the part of the politicians to leave their past attributes and beliefs behind them. 3. Since the past, many aspects relating to Indian politics was changed and many concepts are now not in use but Indian politicians have not come on terms with this and are still going by their past attributes and beliefs. 4. Many aspects concerning Indian politics have seen changes, and many previous concepts have been rendered obsolete, though leaders and parties still find it difficult to shake off their past attributes and beliefs. 5. Indian political leaders and political parties still hang on to their past attributes and beliefs, although many aspects of Indian politics have undergone changes and many earlier concepts were replaced by better ideas. In each of the following questions, five statements have been given. Identify the pair of statements which are grammatically correct and also carry the same meaning.
    A 1 and 3 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B 2 and 3 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C 3 and 4 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D 4 and 5 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E 1 and 5 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    Statements 4 and 5 share the same meaning and are grammatically correct. 1- No other sentence talks about the popularity of old concepts. 2- No other statement mentions that the politiciansтАЩ refusal to leave the past is the reason for t he changes in Indian politics. 3- it is grammatically incorrect.

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