The Central Government under the leadership of Narendra Modi has launched various social welfare programmes with ambitious targets to address critical issues of the country.
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Some of the programmes announced by the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley while submitting his maiden budget for the financial year 2014-15 are yet to be launched.
Here we are providing the highlights of such social programmes for the current year, as Government welfare initiatives are areas where the examiner prefers to ask as part of general studies in all kind of competitive exams. Swatchh Bharat Abhiyan
The Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana is launched on 28 August, 2014, across the nation simultaneously. The programme core development philosophy is "Sab Ka Sath Sab Ka Vikas". Important features of the Jan Dhan Yojna
The beginning programme is launched in the cities such as Mathura, Amritsar, Gaya, Kanchipuram, Vellankani and Ajmer. A sum of Rs. 200 crores is set aside for this purpose. The Project will work through a partnership of Government, academic institutions and local community combining affordable technologies. Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban MissionShyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission will be launched to deliver integrated project based infrastructure in the rural areas. The scheme will also include development of economic activities and skill development. The preferred mode of delivery would be through PPPs while using various scheme funds. It is based on the example of Gujarat that has demonstrated successfully the Rurban development model of urbanization of the rural areas, through which people living in the rural areas can get efficient civic infrastructure and associate services. The Govt has set up an 11-member committee, chaired by the additional secretary in the ministry of rural development, to study in detail the reasons for failure of similar initiatives in the past and recommend ways to ensure that this mission succeeds. Neeranchal SchemeTo give an added impetus to watershed development in the country, a new programme called “Neeranchal” with an initial outlay of ` 2,142 crores in the current financial year. Pashmina Promotion Programme (P-3) and a programme for the development of other crafts of Jammu and Kashmir is also to be started. For this a sum of Rs. 50 crores is set aside. |
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Government Social Welfare Programmes 2014-15
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Polity Snippets
How many languages are recognized in India as statutory? | 22 |
What is the age in India to get the right to vote? | 18 |
The drafting of Indian constitution was completed in the year | 1949 |
Delinking of the state from religious matters is known as | Secularism |
The chairman of the constitution drafting committee was | Dr. B.R. Ambedkar |
What is the minimum age requirement for a person to be a candidate in Lok Sabha elections? | 25 |
The first general elections were held in India in | 1952 |
The writ that provides a remedy for illegal detention of a person | Habeas Corpus |
The Impeachment of the President of India can be initiated in The Parliamentary form of government was first evolved in | Britain |
The Indian Constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on | 26 November, 1949 |
The concept of Directive Principles of State Policy is borrowed from | Ireland |
The members of Rajya Sabha are elected for a term of | Six years |
The first state created on linguistic basis was | Andhra Pradesh |
The highest law officer in the state is | Advocate General |
The State Reorganisation Commission was appointed in 1953 under the chairmanship of | Fazal Ali |
India - China war occurred in | 1962 |
India's foreign policy is | Non-Alignment |
Who can levy the taxes on agricultural revenues? | Central Government |
If President and Vice President, both are unavailable, who would discharge the functions? | Chief Justice of India |
What can be the maximum number of members of the Lok Sabha ? | 552 |
What was the strength of Lok Sabha after India's first general elections? | 489 |
In India the Parliament is made up of | 1. Lok Sabha 2. Rajya Sabha 3. President |
Who can choose President of India? | 1. Members of Lok Sabha 2. Members of Rajya Sabha 3. Members of Legislative Assemblies |
The Vice President of India is elected by the Electoral College consisting of the members of | Rajyasabha and Loksabha |
How many members can be nominated in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha by the President of India? | Rajya Sabha 12, Lok Sabha 2. |
The jurisdiction covering the Andaman and Nicobar islands falls under the supervision of | A circuit bench of the Kolkata High Court at Port Blair |
Jurisdiction of which among the following High Courts covers the Union Territory of Lakshadweep? | Kerala High Court |
The number of judges can be altered in the Supreme Court by the | Parliament |
Who among the following can dismiss Governor of a state from his office? | President |
Which state is not a part of the Eastern Zonal Council? | Assam |
The current strength of judges in India's Supreme Court is | 30 |
What is the maximum (sanctioned) strength of Supreme Court including the Chief Justice of India? | 31 |
Which among the following is the middle unit of Three - Tier Panchayati Raj System? | Panchayat Samiti |
A National emergency on the grounds of security threat is proclaimed under which among the following articles? | Article 352 |
Deputy Speaker and Speaker of the Lok Sabha may resign by giving in writing to | Each other |
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Economy Snippets
NABARD was established under recommendations of | Shivaraman Committee |
The chairman of Fourteenth Finance Commission | Y.V. Reddy |
Banks of India were nationalised for the first time in the year | 1969 |
The main aim of devaluation is to | Encourage exports |
What is the tertiary sector of economic development | Service Sector? |
Which state of India has highest Per capita income | Goa |
RBI was nationalised in the year | 1935 |
National Agriculture Insurance Scheme was introduced in | 1999 |
Short term finance is usually for a period of | 12 months |
Who is the regulator of Insurance sector in India | IRDA |
Who is the Census Commissioner for Census 2011? | C. Chandramouli |
The main rubber producing state in the country is | Kerala |
The largest producer of Coffee in the country is | Karnataka |
At present, the number of nationalised banks in the country | 19 |
Project SANKALP is associated with the elimination of | AIDS |
The central banking functions in India are performed by the | Reserve Bank of India |
Development expenditure of the Central government does not include | Defence expenditure |
Gilt-edged market means | Market of Government Securities |
Loss of equipment over time due to wear and tear is called as | Depreciation |
The association of the rupee with Pound Sterling as the intervention currency was broken in | 1992 |
On July 12, 1982, the ARDC was merged into | NABARD |
If the Cash Reserve Ratio is lowered by the RBI, its impact on credit creation will be to | Increase it |
In the state of India, the State Financial Corporation have given assistance mainly to develop | Small and medium scale industries |
States earn maximum revenue through | Commercial Taxes |
The first Indian private company to sign an accord with Government of Myanmar for oil exploration in two offshore blocks in that country is | Essar Oil |
The condition of indirect taxes in the country's revenue is approximately | 86% |
The Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) came into existence in | 1987 |
Of the gross tax revenue of the Union Government the indirect taxes account for nearly | 65 percent |
The banks are required to maintain a certain ratio between their cash in the hand and total assets. This is called as | Statutory Liquid Ratio (SLR) |
How many banks were nationalized in 1969? | 14 |
In India, the first bank of limited liability manages by Indians and founded in 1881 was | Oudh Commercial Bank |
The apex body for formulating plans and coordinating research work in agriculture and allied fields is | Indian Council of Agricultural Research |
Short-term finance is usually for a period ranging up to | One year |
Paper currency first started in India in | 1861 |
Foreign Direct Investment ceilings in the telecom sector have been raised from 74 percent to | 100% |
The largest sponge iron producer in the world is | India |
National Rural Development Institute is situated at | Hyderabad |
The bank which has the highest number of branches in the world is | SBI |
The Mumbai Stock Exchange was set up in | 1875 |
Rangarajan Committee is related to | Public Sector disinvestment |
Raja Chellaiah Committee is related to | Tax Reforms |
Malhotra Committee is related to | Insurance Sector Reforms |
Narasimham Committee is related to | Financial Sector Reforms |
The principle means of transport of goods in India is | Railways |
India's place in the World Production of Sugar and Sugarcane is | First |
State with Highest Production of Wheat (2011-12) is | Uttar Pradesh |
State with Highest Production of Rice (2011-12) is | West Bengal |
State with Highest Production of Pulses (2011-12) is | Madhya Pradesh |
State with Highest Production of Total Food Grains (2011-12) is | Uttar Pradesh |
State with Highest Production of total Oil Seeds (2011-12) is | State with Highest Production of total Oil Seeds (2011-12) is |
The policy of Family Planning was adopted by the government in | 1952 |
Bank Rate means | The official rate of interest charged by the central bank of the country |
The term MARKET in economics means | Presence of competition |
Commercial banking system in India is | Branch banking |
Demand of commodity mainly depends on | Power to purchase |
CMD of Bharatiya Mahila Bank is | Usha Ananthasubramanian |
Mr. Cyrus Pallonji Mistry took over as the chairman of which industrial group recently? | Tata Group |
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Geography Snippets
The Indian island closest to the equator is
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The Great Nicobar
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India is separated from Sri Lanka by
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The Gulf of Mannar; The Palk Strait
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The smallest state in area is
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Goa
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The border country sharing the longest boundary with India is
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China
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The longitude recognised as the basis for standard meridian in our country
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82½° East
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Difference between Greenwich Mean Time and Indian Standard Time is
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5½ hours
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The boundary line between India and China is called as
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Mac Mohan line
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The biggest state in area is
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Rajasthan
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The state that has longest coast
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Gujarat
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Andhra Pradesh has the coastal line of
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972 kms
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The number of coastal states in India is
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9
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Greater Himalayas are also known as
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Himadri Ranges
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K2 mountain peak is in
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Karakoram Range
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The highest mountain peak of the Himalayas in India is
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K2
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The highest peak in peninsular India is
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Anaimudi
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The highest peak in the World is
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Mount Everest
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Great Indian Desert is
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Thar
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The Ganga river in Bangladesh is called as
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Padma
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India receives bulk of its rainfall from
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South West Monsoon
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The monsoon burst first takes place in coastal areas in
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Kerala
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The highest rainfall recorded place, Mawsynram is in
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Meghalaya
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The lowest average rainfall recorded in
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Jaisalmer
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Monsoon means
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Blowing of winds and reverse seasonally
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Drought is
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A condition when the rainfall is less than 75% of the normal
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The state is having the largest area under forest is
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Madhya Pradesh
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The soil which is most clayey and moisture retentive is
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Black
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Laterite soils are characterized by leaching away of
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Silica
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Highest account of the total soil cover in the country is
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Red soils
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The highest intensity of irrigation is found in
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Punjab
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Hydro-Electricity is known as
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White Coal
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The winter crop season is known as
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Rabi
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During south west monsoon the crop season is known as
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Kharif
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Jute cultivation is predominant in
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West Bengal
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Black soils are favorable for the cultivation of
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cotton
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Natural rubber cultivation is predominant in
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Kerala
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The maximum energy producing mineral in India is
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Coal
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To manufacture the pencils we use
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Graphite
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Silk industry is predominating in
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Karnataka
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Rourkela steel plant was set up with the assistance of
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Germany
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Limestone is the chief raw material for
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Cement
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The biggest oil refinery in India is located at
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Mathura
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The largest industry in our country
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Textile industry
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The important navigable canal in southern India is
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Buckingham Canal
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River based port in India is
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Kolkata
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The single largest item of import
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Petroleum
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Science and Technology Snippets
Green pigment is called | Chlorophyll |
The carbohydrate produced in the photosynthesis | Glucose |
Sweetest sugar is | Fructose |
Respiration in Amoeba occurs by | Diffusion |
Respiratory pigment is | Haemoglobin |
The colour of the blood in Crabs and Snails is | Blue |
In cockroach the blood is | White color |
The normal blood pressure of man is | 120 / 80 mmHg |
Doctors measure blood pressure with the instrument called | Sphygmomanometer |
The inter cellular fluid in blood is | Plasma |
Nucleus is present in RBC of animals like | Camel |
Hormone that controls Phototropism and Geotropism in plants is | Auxins |
Early ripening of fruits is promoted by | Ethylene |
The master gland of the body | Pituitary gland |
Deficiency of iodine in food results in the enlargement of mixed gland | Pancreas |
Deficiency of Insulin causes | Diabetes mellitus |
The largest part of the brain is | Cerebrum |
The 3 tests for detecting HIV are | ELISA, Western blot test, PCR tests |
Deficiency of Iron causes | Anaemia |
Deficiency of Iodine causes | Hypothyroidism |
Excessive intake of fluorine results in | Fluorosis |
The name vitamin was given by | Funk |
The rainfall at a particular place is measured by | Rain gauge |
Forests that grow near the sea shores are called | Mangroves |
The gas responsible for global warming is | Carbon dioxide |
Examples for non-renewable resources are | Coal, Petroleum |
Carbon dioxide, Nitrogen Oxide, Chlorofluro carbons, and hydrocarbons are also called as | Green house gases |
Ozone layer is damaged by | Chlorofluro Carbons |
The big waves created in the sea because of the eruption of volcanoes are called | Tsunami |
Environment friendly fuel is | CNG |
Which lamps are used to minimize electricity consumption | Compact fluorescent |
In human body fats are stored in | Adipose tissue |
We feel thirsty when | Osmotic pressure of blood increases |
Which organism is used in production of alcohol? | Yeast |
Gasohol is a combination of gasoline and | Ethyl alcohol |
Biochemical and histological examination of tissues is called | Biopsy |
Oil spreads over the surface of water because | Oil has less surface tension than water |
When an iron nail gets rusted, the weight of the iron nail is | Increased |
The element common to all acids is | Hydrogen |
Non-stick cooking utensils are coated with | Teflon |
Monazite is an ore of | Thorium |
The gas usually filled in the electric bulb is | Mixture of Nitrogen and Argon |
Washing soda is the common name for | Sodium carbonate |
The hardest substance available on the earth is | Diamond |
The working principle of a Washing Machine is | Centrifugation |
The audible sounds having a frequency of | 20 to 20,000 hertz |
The major component in the LPG is | Propane |
Carbon dioxide is called greenhouse gas because | It absorbs infrared radiation |
Balloons are filled with | Helium |
Bell metal is an alloy of | Tin and Copper |
Heavy water is | Deuterium oxide |
The gases used in different types of welding would include | Oxygen and Acetylene |
Cooking oil can be converted into vegetable ghee by the process of | Hydrogenation |
Milk is an example of | Emulsion |
Coloured glasses for goggles contain | Ferrous Oxide |
The bacterium responsible for causing plague is | Yersinia pestis |
Who is known as the father of Indian Ecology? | R. Mishra |
The chemical name of Aspirin is | Acetylsalicylic acid |
Which vitamin has cobalt | Vitamin B12 |
Dry Ice is | Solid Carbon dioxide |
The protein used in paper coating is | Casein |
The largest group of plant kingdom is | Thallophyta |
Bacteria was discovered by | Antonie Van Lecuwenhoek |
The Universal Blood Recipient is | AB |
Which acid is found in apples | Malic acid |
The basic structural and functional unit of life is | Cell |
The universal blood group donor for all group is | Blood Groop O |
Which human gland does secret growth hormone? | Pituitary gland |
Astronomical Distance is measured in | Light year |
One byte equal to | 8 bit |
Steel is mainly alloy of | Iron and Carbon |
What does air bag, used for safety of car driver, contain? | Sodium azide |
Complete loss of memory is called | Amnesia |
The stones formed in human kidney mainly consist of | Calcium oxalate |
The oxide of which element is used as coolant? | Nitrogen |
Sleeping Sickness happens due to | Trypanosoma |
The gas used in the manufacture of Vanaspati from Vegetable Oil is | Hydrogen |
A device which converts electrical energy into mechanical energy is | Electric Motor |
In which industry is mica used as a raw material? | Electrical Industry |
The oxides of which gases cause acid rain? | Oxides of Nitrogen and Sulphar |
The substance used for artificial rains is | Silver Iodide |
Red light is used as danger signal because it | is scattered least |
Chromosomes consist of | DNA and Proteins |
Ozone layer in the outer atmosphere helps in | Absorbing UV radiations |
Which of the following is known as graveyard of RBCs? | Spleen |
The name of the white revolution is associated with | Kurien Verghese |
Name the first Lunar Rover of China, which was carried by an unmanned remotely piloted spacecraft Chang'e-3 and was deployed successfully on moon on 14 December 2013? | Jade Rabbit (called Yutu in Chinese) |
Which country scientists recently developed Li-Fi Tech, a new cheaper way of getting connected to internet by using signals sent through light bulbs ? | China |
"Green House Effect" means -Trapping of Solar energy due to atmospheric carbon dioxide 2, 4-d is a | herbicide |
The nuclear reaction involved in a nuclear reactor is | Fusion |
The scientist associated with the success of Green Revolution is | Norman Borlaug |
Centre for DNA fingerprinting is located at | Hyderabad |
Solar energy is due to | fusion reactions |
A non-conventional source of power is | Solar Power |
India's permanent Research Station 'Dakshin Gongotri' is located at | Antarctica |
Penicillin, an antibiotic, is obtained from | Fungus |
Where was India's first computer installed? | Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta |
Where the early Tsunami warning system was installed to predict a tsunami immediately after an earthquake? | Rangachang in Andaman and Nicobar Islands |
____ are used to supply Nitrogen to paddy. | Blue green algae |
The fish released into ponds and wells to control the mosquitoes is | Gambusia |
Stranger Gas is called as | Xenon |
In the human body, the longest cell is | Liver Cell |
_____ is used to make electric heater coil. | Nichrome |
The formation of fruit without fertilisation is known as | Parthenicarpy |
Root modules are commonly found in ____ plants. | Leguminous |
Alzheimers disease is a disorder of the | Brain |
Chromosomes of the ___ will determine the sex of a child. | Father |
Hypermetropia or long sight can be corrected by using | Concave lenses |
A plant product obtained from dried latex is | Opium |
Cryogenic engines are used in | Rockets |
Skin Cancer is caused due to presence of excess ____ in water. | Arsenic |
The largest satellite in solar system is | Ganymede |
German Silver is an alloy of | Copper, Zinc & Nickel |
The tracking of people by trained dogs is based on the recognition of _____ from feet. | Carboxylic sweat |
Boiling point of water depends on | atmospheric Pressure |
An astronaut in outer space will observe sky in | Black colour |
The polymer used in making plastic crockery is | Melamine |
Food is cooked in a pressure cooker quickly because boiling point of water | Increases |
Which vegetable's genome was sequenced completely in 2012? | Tomato |
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History Snippets
The policy of Blood and Iron was followed by | Bismark |
What is the name given to the army commanded by Garibaldi? | Redshirts |
Communist manifesto was written by | Karl Marx |
'Das kapital' was written by | Karl Marx |
Napoleon was defeated finally in which war? | Waterloo |
Mazzini founded a revolutionary society called | Young Italy |
Congo was discovered by | Cameroon |
The highest stage of capitalism is | Imperialism |
Which continent was regarded as 'Dark Continent'? | Africa |
Which was the first country to fall prey to the Europeans | India |
Who were the first to develop trade with India | Portuguese |
Russian parliament is called as | Duma |
"War is to a nation what maternity is to women" was the principle advocated by | Mussolini |
The author of "Mein Kampf" was | Hitler |
Robert Mugabe became the first president of | Zimbabwe |
Who was the founder of Nazi Party | Hitler |
The founder of Fascist Party was | Mussolini |
Excavation work of Indus valley civilization was first carried out by | Sir John Marshall |
Temples at Mahabalipuram were built by | Narasimhavarman / Pallavas |
The immediate Cause of the sepoy mutiny was the use of | Enfield Rifles |
The British who succeeded in abolishing the practice of Sati in India was | William Bentinck |
The European country which held monopoly over India trade during 16th century was | Portugal |
Ramakrishna mission was founded by | Swami Vivekananda |
Red Fort located in Delhi was built by | Shahjahan |
Great master of Indian medical science was | Charaka |
The 1857 Revolt began at | Meerut |
The sculpture that existed during Kanishka's period was called | Gandhara Sculpture / Greco-Buddhist Art |
The construction of Qutub Minar was completed by | Iltutmish |
Hiuen Tsang, the Chinese pilgrim visited India during the reign of | Harsha |
The earliest of the Vedas is | Rigveda |
Ajanta caves are near | Aurangabad (Maharashtra) |
Brihadeshwara Temple was built at | Tanjavur |
The builder of Buland Darwaza was | Akbar |
The great astronomer of Ancient India | Varahamihira / Aryabhatta |
The philosophy advocated by Shankara-charya is known as | Advaita |
Founder of Mughal Empire | Babur |
What was a striking example of city culture at Mohenjo Daro? | Great Bath |
Who produced Vedic literature | Aryans |
Tanjavur Brihadeshwara temple built by | Raja Raja Chola |
The biggest Nataraja image in the country is at | Chidambaram |
Who laid foundation of Indo-Persian school of painting? | Akbar |
Indo-Persian architecture was patronized by | Shahjahan |
Who gave patronage to Mughul miniature painting? | Jahangir |
Which is regarded as very ancient native Indian language? | Sanskrit |
Ganapati festival, Shivaji festival were started by | Bala Gangadhar Tilak |
The 1857 revolt was called as | First war of Indian Independence |
In Chandragupta Vikramaditya's court there were the poets called | Navaratnas |
Whose court was adorned by Ashtadiggajas? | Sri Krishna Devaraya |
Who were responsible for the rise of Bakthi movement? | Sufi saints |
Ramanuja was a worshipper of Vishnu and preached | Vaishnavism |
Who popularized the Advaita philosophy? | Shankaracharya |
Who founded the Dvaita philosophy? | Madhvacharya |
Who founded the Sikh sect? | Guru Nanak |
The slogan "Give me blood, I shall give you freedom given by | Subhash Chandra Bose |
Who said "Satyameva Jayathe" (Truth alone will win)? | Madan Mohan Malaviya |
Who said "Swaraj is my birthright and I shall have it"? | Bal Gangadhar Tilak |
Who said -Go back to the Vedas? | Swami Dayanand Saraswati |
Who said -Inquilab Zindabad? | Bhagat Singh |
Who said 'Do or die'? | Gandhi |
The book 'Tughluq Namah' was written by? | Amir Khusrau |
The book 'Akbar Namah' was written by? | Abul Fazl |
The Rajaraja Temple at Thanjur was built by? | Rajendra Chola 1 |
Gopuram is an important feature of | Dravidian construction |
Tripitakas are sacred books of | Buddhists |
The theory of economic drain of India during British imperialism was propounded by | Jawaharlal Nehru |
The Vijayanagara ruler, Sri Kirshnadeva Raya's work Amuktamalyada, was in | Telugu |
Two of the great Mughals wrote their own memories are | Babur and Jahangir |
To which king belongs the Lion capitol at Sarnath? | Ashoka |
The language of discourses of Gautama Buddha was | Pali |
To whom of the Republic of Buddha belong? | Sakyas |
Tipu sultan was the ruler of | Mysore |
'The Vedas contain all the truth' was interpreted by | Swami Dayananda |
To meet the educational needs of the people, the Madarasa-I Nasiri was built in the regin of | Iltutmish |
The Vedic deity Indra was the Goddess of | Rain and Thunder |
Pulakesin II was the most famous ruler of | Chalukyas |
Under whose leadership was the All India Muslim League set up? | Aga Khan |
The Upanishads are | A source of Hindu Philosophy |
Who was the first Buddhist pilgrim of China to visit India during the reign of Chandragupta Vikramaditya | Fa-Hien |
Who found the Servants of India Society? | Gopala Krishna Gokhale |
Who wrote famous epic ‘Shahnama’? | Firdausi |
The Salt Satyagraha was held at | Dandi, Gujarat |
The leader of the Indian National Army was | Subash Chandra Bose |
Minto-Marley reforms were introduced in | 1905 |
Annie Besant belonged to | Ireland |
The Home Rule Movement was started by | Annie Besant/Tilak |
The leader of moderates was | Gopala Krishna Gokhale |
First President of Indian National Congress | W.C. Bonerjee |
Muslim league was formed in | 1906 |
Indian National Congress first session was held at | Mumbai |
The main objective of the extremist was the attainment of | Swaraj |
The partition of Bengal was made in 1905 by | Lord Curzon |
Which movement was launched in response to the Partition of Bengal? | Vande Mataram |
The hymn of Vande Mataram was written by | Bankim Chandra Chatterjee |
Gandhi fought against ____ system at champaran | Tinkathia |
Who was responsible for Jallianwala Bagh massacre? | General Dyer |
Gandhi took very serious view of the ____ incident and called off the non-cooperation movement | Chauri Chaura |
In 1930, the First Round Table Conference held at | London |
Gandhi-Irwin pact was signed in | 1931 |
For which award Gandhiji protested against MacDonald | Communal |
Gandhi and Ambedkar signed | Poona Pact |
Atlee, the Prime Minister of England sent a Cabinet mission to India in | 1946 |
According to ____ plan (1947) the partition of India was happened. | Mountbatten |
Who were the first Europeans to come to India and last to leave India? | Portuguese |
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