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Question 49 Language Comprehension 2026 Medium MCQ +4.00 marks · -1.00 negative

Today our society abounds with persons who are mad after their own interest. In Sarvodaya, however, one has (I) solicitous of others’ interest. Man’s nature will have to be changed. Values of life will (II) re-valued. For, if the individual does not change even if exploitation…

Pick the appropriate replacement for (I).

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