In the questions given below, one or more statements is/ are followed by inferential conclusions. The conclusions, which can be derived without supposing anything else i.e., without adding anything extra to the statement(s), is your answer. Select the most suitable conclusion.

STATEMENT:   The Education Secretary said that it was extremely necessary that the professional researchers along with practicing school teachers conduct the practical research.

In the questions given below, one or more statements is/ are followed by inferential conclusions. The conclusions, which can be derived without supposing anything else i.e., without adding anything extra to the statement(s), is your answer. Select the most suitable conclusion.

STATEMENT: Vehicular Sources contribute 60% to the total pollution level of Delhi, as informed in the Rajya Sabha today

In the questions given below, one or more statements is/ are followed by inferential conclusions. The conclusions, which can be derived without supposing anything else i.e., without adding anything extra to the statement(s), is your answer. Select the most suitable conclusion.

STATEMENT: State Government imposes a monthly tax on the salary of the employees. The tax amount varies according to the income slab. The Central Government also imposes tax on the same income, which is known as the income tax. This is against the theory of taxation.

In the questions given below, one or more statements is/ are followed by inferential conclusions. The conclusions, which can be derived without supposing anything else i.e., without adding anything extra to the statement(s), is your answer. Select the most suitable conclusion.

STATEMENT: Half of the Villagers of a certain village have their own houses. One-fifth of the Villagers cultivate paddy. One-third of the villagers are literate. Four-fifth of the villagers are below 25years. Then, which one of the following is certainly true.

It could be said that the first few years of this current tech boom were fueled by mostly harmless, relatively easy products— websites for sharing your photos, for looking up stuff, for connecting with old friends. And the people who made them were seen as mostly good people.

Yet this feel-good perception has slowly and then suddenly disappeared. Users have begun to regard once trusted sites with suspicion over issues of privacy. The same reporters who previously lavished unthinking praise on every new startup now search with equal enthusiasm for scandals and mistakes. Those once harmless social networks, now at a scale unprecedented in human history, no longer look     so innocent. The acronym we have for what were once upstarts or underdogs— Facebook to Amazon to Netflix to Google— hints at the now ominous nature of their place in the world, F.A.N.G.

Which of the following is the most logical and rational inference that can be drawn from the passage?