The sentence is conveying that the system is working in a way to get things done with perfection while keeping in mind the aspirations of the people. The word that should come in the blank must be close to "giving due regard" to people's needs. The word respect will be the best fit. The word "love" may go well with the first blank but will not fit in the second blank. The system cant work by giving due "love" to people's needs.

Reckon – to think or believe

Smoulder- burn slowly with smoke but no flame

Urbane- sophisticated

Abolition- termination

Douse- to plunge into water

We need a verb in the given blank with reference to the analysts. Further, the sentence states an observation followed by a reason proposed for the observation by the

analysts. "Reckon" fits most appropriately.

So, the correct answer is option A.
 

Hiatus – a period of time when something is stopped.

Connivance- willingness to allow or be secretly involved in an immoral or illegal act.

Tacit- understood or implied without being stated.

Sanguine- optimistic or positive.

Since the speaker is injured, he would need a break from the job, thus, "hiatus" is the most appropriate word.

So, the correct answer is option D.

Masquerade– pretends to be someone/ something that you are not – स्वाँग रचना

Upswing- an increase in strength or quantity; an upward trend

Decadence- luxurious self-indulgence

Homage- special honour or respect shown publicly

The action of the subject was to make people believe what was not true. Hence, "masquerade" is the most appropriate answer.

The statement talks of a contrast or difference. Since, the word in the blank should be opposite in meaning to 'reverence' (which means to show deep respect), the most suitable word is 'apathy' (which means lack of interest or concern).
So, the correct answer is option B.

The correct logical order is CBAE. The odd part is (D) as it out of context with reference to rest of the sentences which revolve around developing relations between North Korea and China.

CB is a logical pair connected by the phrase 'in just over a month' which means 'only a little time after a month'. (C) Mentions the subject of the passage i.e. Kim Jong’s UN’s third meeting with a top Beijing official followed by (B) mentioning the probable effect (indication of the warming relations) of the two fraction allies, with Wang praising North Korea’s. The apostrophes used in North Korea’s suggests that a noun should follow statement (A) which is E.
Thus, the correct sentence would be: 

‘The meeting, Kim Jong’s Un’s third with a top Beijing official in just over a month, is another indication of the warming relations between the two fraction allies, with Wang praising North Korea’s commitment to denuclearization during the two – day visit.

The correct order is CAED. The odd part is (B). 

The sentence will start with (C) which mentions a 'foolproof' policy being worked upon by the government and will be followed by (A) which mentions the purpose of the policy. Area of special focus in the policy has been mentioned in (E) which will come after A and finally, the sentence will end with (D) mentioning the person who passed the statement. 

Part B is the odd one out as it mentions about the suggestions of the shareholders taken to formulate the policy which is not logically connected with the rest of the sentences. 

Thus, the correct sentence would be: 

‘The government is working on a new ‘fool proof’ policy for the automobile sector to address issues raised by the industry, particularly related to tax rates, Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Anant Geete said on Thursday’.

Let us first find out the odd segment. Most of the segments talk about how the speaker would wear his father’s clothes and be reminded of him. However, C talks about trousers and has no connection with the father. Thus, it is the odd segment. So option A and C get eliminated. 

D talks about the shirt and introduces the paragraph. Part A follows next as it describes what is done to the shirt. A & E is a mandatory pair as the latter states the consequence of the former. B comes in the end as it justifies the speaker’s act of wearing his father’s shirt.

The correct order is EABD. The odd part is (C). 

The sentence starts with (E) introducing Musk and his goals in (A) follow by (B) mentioning what SpaceX is already developing, ending with (D) mentioning what it will replace. 

C is odd one out as the sentence talks about the domination of rocket launch market but C talks about the world’s most powerful rocket which has no connection with the rest of the context. 

Thus, the correct sentence would be: 

‘Domination of the rocket – launch market is, for Mr. Musk, only one leg on the journey to his eventual goal: the colonisation of Mars and SpaceX is already developing a gargantuan vehicle called the Big Falcon Rocket (BFR), which it says will replace all of the firm’s existing rockets and whose lifting power is necessary to realise Mr Musk’s Martian dreams’.

A is the odd one out here. Clearly, the segment is reflecting on the space programmers exploring, which has no reference in other segment. C is the opening sentence followed by DBE. A is different from the main theme as there’s no mention of exploring a new universe.