> From all the content in this uploaded image, create as many objective (MCQ) questions as possible and turn them into a PowerPoint (PPT). There's no limit on the number of questions — pull every fact from the image (birth, death, works, awards, education, events, etc.) and turn each into an MCQ with 4 options (A, B, C, D).

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> Build the PPT to this exact specification:

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> **Slide background:** Full black (#000000)

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> **One question + its 4 options per slide** (one question = one slide)

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> **Question numbering:**

> - Do NOT put the number as a separate title above the question

> - The numbering should be inline, at the very start of the question text itself — e.g. "प्रश्न 01. [question text]?"

> - Use two-digit numbers (01, 02, 03... 10, 11...)

> - The numbering must NOT have its own background, box, or different color — it should be in the exact same color, same bold weight, and same font size as the question text (no separate styling)

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> **Question text styling:**

> - Color: pure yellow (#FFFF00)

> - Bold

> - Font size: 38

> - Center aligned (horizontally)

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> **Options (A, B, C, D) styling:**

> - Color: white (#FFFFFF)

> - Bold

> - Font size: 34

> - Center aligned

> - Format: (A) text, (B) text, (C) text, (D) text — each option on its own line

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> **Layout/Spacing:**

> - The whole block (question + all 4 options) should be vertically centered on the slide — not stuck at the top, not leaving empty space at the bottom

> - Keep the gap between the question and the first option tight (no excessive whitespace)

> - If a question is long and wraps to 2-3 lines, it should still not overlap with the options, and spacing should stay balanced

> - All text should be large and clear enough to be read comfortably from a distance on a digital board/projector

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> **Font:** Use a font that supports Devanagari script (e.g. Nirmala UI) so the Hindi text renders correctly.

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> After building the PPT, render every slide as an image and check it yourself for any text overlap, cut-off, or overflow — especially on the slide with the longest question and longest options. Then deliver the final PPT file for download.