In the following question, a sentence is provided with three highlighted words that may be incorrectly positioned. Choose the correct sequence to rearrange these words, ensuring the sentence is both grammatically and contextually correct.

Himachal Pradesh improve (A) mobile use in government (B) schools to banned (C) focus and well-being.

Correct option is B

Sentence given:
Himachal Pradesh improve (A) mobile use in government (B) schools to banned (C) focus and well-being.
Highlighted words:
· improve (A)
· government (B)
· banned (C)
Step 1: Read as-is
· “Himachal Pradesh improve …” → grammatically wrong, needs “has banned,” not “improve.”
· “…mobile use in government schools …” → correct phrase.
· “…to banned focus …” → incorrect; should be “to improve focus.”
So the positions of improve (A) and banned (C) are swapped.
Step 2: Apply swap B-C-A (option b = CBA)
Corrected sentence becomes:
Himachal Pradesh banned (C) mobile use in government (B) schools to improve (A) focus and well-being.
Step 3: Meanings of highlighted words
1. Improve (A)
· English: make better.
· Hindi: सुधारना।
· Example: The teacher gave tips to improve writing skills.
2. Government (B)
· English: the ruling authority of a state.
· Hindi: सरकार।
· Example: The government announced new education policies.
3. Banned (C)
· English: officially prohibited.
· Hindi: प्रतिबंधित।
· Example: The school banned smoking on campus.
Final Correct Sentence
Himachal Pradesh banned mobile use in government schools to improve focus and well-being.
Correct Answer: (b) CBA