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Romanticism was an artistic, literary, and intellectual movement that emerged in late 18th-century Europe and peaked during the 19th century. Key figures include poets like William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and John Keats, as well as composers like Beethoven and artists like Caspar David Friedrich.
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Ugyen Wangchuck is regarded as the first King of Bhutan and the founder of the Wangchuck Dynasty. He became the King of Bhutan in 1907 .The capital of Bhutan is Thimphu.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882–1945) was the 32nd President of the United States, serving from 1933 to 1945. He is best known for leading the country through the Great Depression with his New Deal programs and for his leadership during World War II. Roosevelt was elected to four terms, making him the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms.
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Tokyo is the capital and largest city of Japan.The currency of Japan is the Japanese Yen, abbreviated as JPY or symbolized as ¥.Japan is home to global tech giants like Sony, Toyota, and Nintendo, and is known for its advancements in robotics, electronics, and automotive industries.
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World Thalassemia Day is observed on May 8th each year. June 8 is observed as World Oceans Day. April 8 is observed as International Romani Day.The International Day of the Mediterranean Sea is celebrated on 8 July.
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The Afghan War of 1980, also known as the Soviet-Afghan War, began in December 1979 when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to support the communist government, which was facing an insurgency from various Afghan resistance groups (known as the Mujahideen). The war lasted until 1989, with the Soviet Union withdrawing after facing significant resistance from Afghan fighters, supported by the United States, Pakistan, and other countries.
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Pakistan's official residence is the Aiwan-i-Sadr, also known as the Presidential Palace, located in Islamabad.The Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi serves as the official residence of the President and is a symbol of the Indian Republic.
🧾 Microsoft Word / Excel / PowerPoint: Ctrl + H opens the Find and Replace window.
🌐 In Web Browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.):
✅ Ctrl + T → Opens a new browser tab
📝 In Microsoft Word:
✅ Ctrl + T → Creates a hanging indent
📊 In Microsoft Excel:
✅ Ctrl + T → Creates a table from selected cells
Ctrl + Enter Function Word/Docs( Insert a page break)Excel (Fill same value in selected cells (not line break)) Gmail(Send email) Jupyter Notebook Run cell (stay in current cell)
Some other Shortcut Keys
✅Ctrl + Q Remove paragraph formatting
✅Shift key + Use mouse shortcut key to select text in MS Word
✅Ctrl + U Shortcut key to underline the selected text
✅Ctrl + Shift + D Shortcut key to double underline the selected text
✅Ctrl + E: This shortcut centers the text.
✅Ctrl + L: This combination aligns the selected text or paragraph to the left margin.
✅Ctrl + R: This shortcut aligns text to the right.
✅Ctrl+N :Shortcut key for blank Presentation in MS PowerPoint
✅Ctrl + J: This shortcut justifies the text, aligning it evenly on both left and right margins.
✅Ctrl + V is a keyboard shortcut used to paste content that has been previously copied or cut.
✅Ctrl + Y (or Cmd + Y on Mac) shortcut key is used to Redo the last action in a document .
✅ Ctrl+Z shortcut key is used to Undo the last action in a document .
The F1 to F12 keys on your keyboard are known as function keys. Their actions can vary depending on the program or operating system, but here’s a general overview of what each key commonly does:
🔹 F1 – Help Key
Windows: Opens Help for the current program (e.g., browser, MS Word).
Chrome/Edge: Opens browser help.
Shift + F1: In MS Office, opens context help.
🔹 F2 – Rename
Windows Explorer: Renames selected file or folder.
Excel: Edits the active cell.
🔹 F3 – Search
Windows: Opens search in File Explorer.
Web browsers: Opens search bar (same as Ctrl + F in many apps).
🔹 F4 – Address Bar / Close
Alt + F4: Closes the current window.
File Explorer: Focuses address bar.
🔹 F5 – Refresh
Web browsers: Reloads the page.
PowerPoint: Starts slideshow.
Excel/Word: Opens “Find and Replace” (with Ctrl + F5).
🔹 F6 – Navigation
Moves the cursor to address bar or panes (browser/File Explorer).
Shift + F6: Moves focus to previous pane.
🔹 F7 – Spell Check
MS Word/Outlook: Launches spell check and grammar.
Shift + F7: Opens Thesaurus.
🔹 F8 – Boot Menu / Text Selection
During boot: Opens Windows startup menu (safe mode).
MS Word: Extends selection.
🔹 F9 – Refresh Fields / Compile
Word: Updates fields.
Outlook: Sends/receives emails.
Some IDEs: Compile or run code.
🔹 F10 – Menu Activation
Activates menu bar in apps.
Shift + F10: Same as right-click (context menu).
During boot: May open BIOS on some systems.
🔹 F11 – Full Screen
Browsers: Fullscreen mode toggle.
Excel: Chart creation (Shift + F11 creates new sheet).
Born:13 November 1899, Murshidabad, Bengal Presidency, British India
Death:13 November 1969 (aged 70), London, United Kingdom ➡️ Buried in Tehran Capital of Iran, at Shah Mosque cemetery
✅Details ➡️ Attended Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst (UK) ➡️ Commissioned in the British Indian Army in 1920 ➡️ Later joined the Indian Political Service
✅ Political Career:
➡️ Defence Secretary of Pakistan (1947–1954) ➡️ Governor of East Bengal (1954) ➡️ Governor-General of Pakistan (1955–1956 ) 4th & Last Governor-General of Pakistan( 7 Aug 1955 – 23 Mar 1956 )
➡️ 23 March 1956: Pakistan became Islamic Republic of Pakistan.Governor-General post abolished.
➡️Iskander Mirza became the 1st President (23 March 1956–7 October 1958 )
➡️ Imposed first Martial Law on 7 October 1958, abrogated the constitution 1956 .
✅ Dismissed by General Ayub Khan on 27 October 1958, forced into exile.(After 20 Days).
The position of Vice President of Pakistan was established in December 1971 and abolished with the 1973 Constitution ✅ ).
Nurul Amin(AppointedDecember 1971 by General Yahya Khan) was the first and only individual to hold this position.