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

New enforcement (A) aim to protect user data online, yet regulations (B) across international platforms remains (C) inconsistent.

Correct option is B

Let’s analyze this step by step carefully:
Original sentence:
New enforcement (A) aim to protect user data online, yet regulations (B) across international platforms remains (C) inconsistent.
Step 1: Meanings of the highlighted words
1. Enforcement (A)
· English: The act of ensuring that laws or rules are followed.
· Hindi: प्रवर्तन; कानूनों या नियमों का पालन सुनिश्चित करने की प्रक्रिया।
· Example: Strict enforcement of traffic laws reduces accidents.
2. Regulations (B)
· English: Rules or laws made by authorities to control conduct.
· Hindi: विनियम; नियम या कानून जो व्यवहार को नियंत्रित करते हैं।
· Example: Environmental regulations are becoming more stringent.
3. Remains (C)
· English: Continues to be; stays the same.
· Hindi: बना रहना, जारी रहना।
· Example: The issue remains unresolved despite several discussions.
Step 2: Identify grammatical and contextual errors
· “New enforcement aim…” → Incorrect because “enforcement” is a singular noun, so it cannot “aim.” The subject performing the action should be plural — “regulations aim” makes sense.
· “regulations … remains” → Incorrect subject-verb agreement. “Regulations” is plural, so the verb should be “remain,” not “remains.”
Hence, A and B need to be swapped for contextual and grammatical correctness.
Step 3: Rearrangement (B–A–C)
After swapping A and B, we get:
New regulations aim to protect user data online, yet enforcement across international platforms remains inconsistent.
Step 4: Explanation
· “Regulations aim” — Correct plural subject-verb agreement.
· “Enforcement remains inconsistent” — Grammatically and contextually correct; refers to the uneven application of laws.
· “Remains” — Correctly used here for singular noun “enforcement.”
Corrected sentence:
New regulations aim to protect user data online, yet enforcement across international platforms remains inconsistent.
Answer: (b) BAC