on the horizon meaning in Hindi

on the horizon in SSC previous-year questions

1. SSC CGL 2020 T-1 Idioms & Phrases

   Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
   On the horizon

   AThe successful beginning of a business ventureBA plan for the distant futureCAn event that is likely to happen soonDAn event that is likely to end soon
   Answer & explanation

   Answer: C) An event that is likely to happen soon

   Answer: An event that is likely to happen soon
   Solution:
   • The idiom “on the horizon” metaphorically refers to something approaching or imminent, much like a ship appearing on the horizon.
   Why the other options are incorrect:
   • The successful beginning of a business venture (व्यवसाय के सफल आरंभ) – describes a specific outcome, not general imminence.
   • A plan for the distant future (दूर भविष्य की योजना) – implies longterm planning, whereas “on the horizon” means nearterm.
   • An event that is likely to end soon (जल्द समाप्त होने वाला घटना) – suggests conclusion, opposite of something about to begin or occur.

on the horizon – questions

Has on the horizon been asked in SSC exams?

Yes – on the horizon has been asked in SSC exams: SSC CGL 2020 T-1.

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