Label :
1.World Intellectual Property Day is observed on?
Ans--26 April
2.ISRO on 28 April 2016 will laucnch navigation satellite IRNSS-1G on board India's versatile launch vehicle?
Ans--PSLV C33
3.What was the theme of the World Intellectual Property Day 2016 observed on 26 April 2016?
Ans--Digital Creativity: Culture Reimagined
4.Who among the following sports women has been recently (April 2016) nominated to Rajya Sabha?
Ans--Mary Kom
5.As announced recently, no mobile handset will be sold in India without the facility of identifying the location through Satellite based GPS from?
Ans--January 2018
6.Which country will host the 2018 Commonwealth Judo Championships?
Ans--India
7._____ has recently become the first Indian company to sign up for “EP100”, a global energy productivity campaign?
Ans--Mahindra & Mahidra
8.Dattu Baban Bhokanal who qualified for the 2016 Rio Olympics is related to?
Ans--Rowing
9.Name the football player who on 25 April 2016 won the Football Players’ Association of India (FPAI) Indian Player of the Year award?
Ans--Jeje Lalpekhlua
10.Banharn Silpa-archa who died on 23 April 2016 was the former prime minister of?
Ans--Thailand
1.Name of first Men to climb Mt. Everest ?
Ans--Sherpa Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary (29th May, 1953)
2.Who won first Nobel prize for physics ?
Ans--W.K. Roentgen (Germany)
3.Who was first to won Nobel prize of Economics ?
Ans--Ragnar Frisch (Norway) and Jan Timbergen (Holland)
4.Who was first woman president of a country ?
Ans--Maria Estela Peron of Argentina
5. Who was first female Space Tourist ?
Ans--Mrs. Anousheh Ansari in 2004
6.Name of the First Religion of World ?
Ans--Sanatan Dharma
7. Name of the first Country to print books ?
Ans--China
8.Which country won first World Cup Football ?
Ans--Uruguay in 1930
9.First Woman Prime Minister Of Any Muslim Country ?
Ans--Benazir Bhutto (Pakistan)
10. Name of the first country to issue paper currency ?
Ans--China
11.Name of the first Country to make a constitution ?
Ans--USA
12.Who was the first person to sail around the world ?
Ans--Ferdinand Magellan
13. Name of First Woman Prime Minister of a Country ?
Ans--Mrs. Srimavo Bhandarnayake (Sri Lanka)
14.Who was first woman to climb Mount Everest ?
Ans--Junko Tabei (Japan)
15.Name of the first man to go into the space ?
Ans--Major Yuri Gagarin (USSR)
16.First men to fly an aeroplane ?
Ans--Wright Brothers
17.Who was the first person to win the Nobel prize for Peace ?
Ans--Jin F. Dunant (Switzerland)and Frederic Peiry (France)
18.Who was first space tourist ?
--Ans--Dennis Tito of USA in 2001
19.Who was first European Invader of Indian Soil ?
Ans--Alexander
20.Who was the first man to draw the map of earth ?
Ans--Anexemander
1.Who among the following has won the 2016 Laureus Sportsman of the Year Award?
Ans-Novak Djokovic
2.Who among the following has won the 2016 Laureus Sportswoman of the Year Award?
Ans-Serena Williams
3.Which former cricketer was appointed as the chief selector of Pakistan Cricket team by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on 18 April 2016?
Ans--Inzamam-ul-Haq
4.Who won the Monte Carlo Tennis title 2016?
Ans--Rafael Nadal
5.Which country recently test-fired 'Iskander' Tactical Ballistic Missile?
Ans--Russia
6.Which organization in April 2016 formed an alliance with the World Bank to make Early Childhood Development (ECD) programme a global policy?
Ans--UNICEF
7.Who among the following was crowned Miss India World 2016?
Ans--Priyadarshini Chatterjee
8.Which Latin American country was hit by a 7.8 intensity earthquake on 16 April 2016?
Ans--Ecuador
9.Which country recently overtook France to become the world's leading wine producer?
Ans--Italy
10.Union Government on 18 April 2016 released the Commemorative Coin and Circulation Coin to mark the Martyrdom Day of which historical personality?
Ans--Tatya Tope
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1.What is the name of the biggest part of the human brain?
Ans-The Cerebrum
2.The colored part of the human eye that controls how much light passes through the pupil is called the?
Ans-Iris
3. What is the name of the substance that gives skin and hair its pigment?
Ans-Melanin
4. The muscles found in the front of your thighs are known as what?
Ans-Quadriceps
5.What substance are nails made of?
Ans-Keratin
6.What is the human body’s biggest organ?
Ans-The skin
7.The innermost part of bones contains what?
Ans- Bone marrow
8.How many lungs does the human body have?
Ans-2
9. Another name for your voice box is the?
Ans-Larynx
10. The two holes in your nose are called?
Ans-Nostrils
11. The bones that make up your spine are called what?
Ans-Vertebrae
12.What is the name of the long pipe that shifts food from the back of your throat down to your stomach?
Ans-The esophagus
13.Urine gets its yellow colour from ________.
Ans-Urochrome
14. __________ is referred to as the graveyard of RBCs.
Ans-Spleen
15. ______________ refers to insufficient blood supply in human beings.
Ans-Hemostasis
16.Which is the longest bone in human body?
Ans-Femur
17.Where in the body is Insulin produced?
Ans-The Pancreas
18.What is the hardest bone in the Human Body?
Ans-Jaw Bone
19. How many chambers are there in the Human Heart?
Ans-4
20.Which finger's nail grows the quickest?
Ans-The Middle
1.Bank Rate--It is the rate at which the central bank lends commercial banks for the long terms without their securities. In India it is the rate at which RBI lends money to the commercial banks in simple terms.
2.Base Rate--earlier this was the prime lending rate. It is the minimum rate at which the commercial bank lends to its prime customers. This is decided by the individual banks now.
3.FPO--It stands for follow on public offering. When any financial institution or business sells its share in the public that has already sold its share, It is called follow on public offering.
4.Repo Rate--Repo rate means a purchase and sale of agreement. It is a contract to buy securities and then sell them back at an agreed future date and price. It is thus revenue for short term investment of surplus funds. From RBI point of view it is called a short term lending and from banks point of view it is called short term borrowing.
5.Reverse Repo Rate--Reverse Repo Rate is an instrument of borrowing funds for a short period and involves selling a security and simultaneously agreeing to repurchase it at a stated future date for slightly higher price. From RBI point of view it is called a short term borrowing and from banks point of view it is called a short term lending.
6.SLR--This is a minimum Reserve which every bank has to maintain with itself in the most liquid form to meet any demand of the depositors.
7.Amortizing Loan--In banking and finance, an amortizing loan is a loan where the principal of the loan is paid down over the life of the loan (that is, amortized) according to an amortization schedule, typically through equal payments.
8.Marginal Standing Facility--Marginal standing facility is a window for banks to borrow from the Reserve Bank of India in an emergency situation when inter-bank liquidity dries up completely.
9.Non Performing Asset--A non performing asset (NPA) is a loan or advance for which the principal or interest payment remained overdue for a period of 90 days. Definition: A non performing asset (NPA) is a loan or advance for which the principal or interest payment remained overdue for a period of 90 days
10.Cash Reserve Ratio--It is the amount of fund that bank has to keep with RBI.RBI uses this method to drain out excessive money from Banks.
1. Name the country which is the sixth largest military spender in 2015 having spent $51.3 billion even as the world spent $1,676 billion reversing a global trend which was on the decline since 2011., as per the latest report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
Answer:India
2. The Centre informed the Supreme Court that how much amount will be released to States within a week to run the MGNREGA programme, especially to generate employment in drought-hit areas?
Answer. Rs. 11,030 crores
3. Name the wife of senior BJP leader L K Advani who died at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) due to cardiac arrest?
Answer. Kamla Advani
4. Who hav been appointed as the new PM of Iceland?
Answer. Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson
5. Who will be appointed as the new director of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) Academy for a period of two years?
Answer. D. Vasu
6. The Labour Ministry has proposed a minimum monthly income of how much amount for contract workers, evoking strong reactions from the industry?
Answer. Rs.10,000
7. ITC Limited and with which company have signed agreements extending their partnership for 11 ITC Luxury Collection hotels and one hotel under the Sheraton brand?
Answer. Starwood Hotels & Resorts
8. Who has topped the list of Forbes’ “Asia 50 Power Businesswomen 2016” list, which acknowledges the inroads women are making in the business world, despite gender inequalities?
Answer. Reliance Industries director Nita Ambani
9. Which company plans to invest $2 billion (over Rs.13,000 crores) in India?
Answer. American Tower Corporation (ATC)
10.Former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, who had lost his post after being accused of corruption, is back in a prominent role as the BJP's unit president of which state?
Answer:Karnataka
Directions: Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given below it. Certain words/ phrases are given in bold to help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
Imagine yourself in an Indian city where every home is connected to internet, gas, water and electricity via a smart grid. All citizens are linked to each other and to civic facilities in real time. The city uses renewable energy and its transport systems are controlled via central command centres to reduce traffic and pollution. In this city, there are no offensive smells, no noise, no dust, no heaving crowds. It is a smart city, the ideal city. And it exists: on paper. Its name is Dholera, and it is a key part of what you might call India’s 21st-century utopian urban experiment. Economists argue that the country desperately needs new cities: its urban population is expected to rise from 28% in 2001 to almost 36% in 2026, bringing the total number of people living in its cities and urban regions to 590 million.
To accommodate this growth, suggests a McKinsey report, India will need 20 to 30 new cities in the next decade alone. The state’s solution has been to push for 24 new “smart cities” along high-speed regional transport networks. Dholera is one of these. At 903 sq km, it would be twice the size of Mumbai. It is planned in the “influence zone” of a mega-infrastructure project, the Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor, which will link India’s political capital Delhi with its economic capital Mumbai, and therefore, so the thinking goes, spur economic growth in the region. The Dholera that actually exists, however, is something else entirely. A casual visitor might see the small sign along the highway pointing in the direction of Dholera. But they might also, if they take the turn-off, be disappointed: for several months of the year, they will find a vast, low-lying area, mostly submerged under seawater. The rest of the year, they will see the classic cracked-earth look of salt flats. Dotting this landscape are farm buildings, village huts and small reservoirs storing rainwater that is used to irrigate fields of cumin, millet, wheat and cotton. They will see a vast landscape with about 40,000 people living in an ecological region that loses 1cm of its coastline to the sea every day. They might then understand that Dholera is not yet a “place”: it is still a terrain of possibilities.
P M Modi has declared Dholera and other proposed smart cities in the region to be “building blocks of a global Gujarat”, envisioned on the lines of Shanghai. And to make sure it happens, he shepherded in a new Special Investment Region (SIR) Act in March 2009. The act gives more power to the state to acquire land for building smart cities like Dholera. Another scenario is that Dholera is significantly downsized due to a lack of investors and stripped of its “smart” credentials, to become just another industrial township along the Delhi-Mumbai corridor. It becomes one of those backdoor cities to India’s urbanisation and economic growth, where polluting industries are located to keep them away from Delhi and Mumbai. It remains, in other words, a far cry from the smart city presented in the glossy marketing images.
1. Which of the following is the cause of planned discontinuation of smart city Project? Reply on the basis of the given passage.
1) SEZ rules of Government of India.
2) Because the government of India had gone bust due to the global recession.
3) The master plan is not successful.
4) Due to paucity of investors and accreditation.
5) All of the above
2. Which of the following is definitely true with respect to smart city? Reply in the context of given passage.
1) Government of India has envisioned the concept of building 100 new smart cities in the country.
2) Government looks forward to the smart cities that will have better facilities, better connectivity and better environment.
3) India will be the 'first smart nation' of the world.
4) All of the above
5) None of these
3. According to the author, smart city project is imagined on the model of-
1) Singapore
2) Shanghai
3) Japan
4) Russia
5) None of these.
4. According to the passage, which of the following is/are true about the features of smart cities in India?
1) A smart city is an urban region that is highly advanced terms of overall infrastructure, sustainable real estate, communication and market viability.
2) It is a city where information technology is the principal infrastructure and the basis for providing essential services to residents.
3) There are many technological platform involved including automated sensor networks and data centres.
4) All of the above
5) None of these
5. What does the author mean by the term 'Influence Zone'.
1) The maximum extension of the area of influenced.
2) It will depend on the particular area.
3) The area which is covered by greenery.
4) An ellipse inscribed in the cross section
5) None of these
Direction : Choose the word/group of words which is MOST SIMILAR in meaning to the word/ group of words printed in bold as used in the passage-
6. Spur
1) Check
2) Prevent
3) Prompt
4) Motion
5) Trigger
7. Envisioned
1) Complimented
2) Conceived
3) Slurred
4) Taunted
5) Quipped
8. Desperately
1) Tranquil
2) Careful
3) Hopeful
4) Frantic
5) Sane
Direction: Choose the word/group of words which is MOST OPPOSITE in meaning of the word/group of words printed in bold as used in the passage-
9. Utopian
1) Abstract
2) Real
3) Grandiose
4) Illusory
5) Unfeasible
10. Backdoor
1) Common
2) Classified
3) Inside
4) Inside
5) Mysterious
Answers:
1. 4
2. 2
3. 2
4. 4
5. 1
6. 5
7. 2
8. 4
9. 2
10. 1
Ques. : 1 The SIDBI signed an MoU with LIC for Fund-of-Fund operations for venture fund industry recently. The SIDBI is headquartered at
1) Mumbai
2) Kolkata
3) New Delhi
4) Lucknow
5) Hyderabad
Ques. : 2 In its report "State Finances: A Study of Budgets", The RBI has pegged the GFD-GDP ratio for all States (consolidated) for FY2016 at ________ of the Budget Estimate.
1) 2.1 per cent
2) 2.4 per cent
3) 2.5 per cent
4) 2.6 per cent
5) 2.9 per cent
Ques. : 3 Who among the following is the present Director General of the Geneva-based body WTO?
1) Christine Lagarde
2) Mario Draghi
3) Janet Yellen
4) Robert Azevedo
5) Jim Yong Kim
Ques. : 4 The WTO revised 2016 global trade forecast recently to
1) 2.4 per cent
2) 2.8 per cent
3) 3.1 per cent
4) 3.5 per cent
5) 3.9 per cent
Ques. : 5 Debraj Pradhan has been appointed as the next Ambassador of India to
1) Chile
2) Denmark
3) Sweden
4) Switzerland
5) Norway
Ques. : 6 Hashim Thaci was recently sworn in as new President of
1) Serbia
2) Croatia
3) Moldova
4) Lebanon
5) Kosovo
Ques. : 7 A "Namma Toilet" was inaugurated in Delhi under Swachh Bharat Mission recently. The mission targets to establish over _________ public toilets by 2 Oct 2017.
1) 1 lakh
2) 1.25 lakh
3) 1.5 lakh
4) 2 lakh
5) 2.5 lakh
Ques. : 8 The book titled “The Kiss of Life: How a superhero and my son defeated cancer” was launched by Arvind Kejriwal recently. This is the story of Ayaan, the son of
1) Emraan Hashmi
2) Arshad Warsi
3) Sanjay Dutt
4) Sunny Deol
5) Akshay Kumar
Ques. : 9 The first business summit of the Asean with India's northeastern region was held recently in
1) Dispur
2) Agartala
3) Imphal
4) Aizawl
5) Shillong
Ques. : 10 Who among the following topped the “Asia 50 Power Businesswomen 2016” list of the Forbes magazine?
1) Arundhati Bhattacharya
2) Chanda Kochhar
3) Nita Ambani
4) Shikha Sharma
5) Arundhati Roy
Answers:
1. 4)
2. 2)
3. 4)
4. 2)
5. 5)
6. 5)
7. 5)
8. 1)
9. 3)
10. 3)
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1.Syed Modi Grand prix winner?
Ans: K Srikhanth
2. When Microsoft founded?
Ans: 1975
3. Start Up India launch year?
Ans: 2016
4.Another Name of Badshah Khan?
Ans: Abdul Ghaffar Khan
5. First woman DG of paramiltary forces?
Ans: Archana Ramasundram
6. Which is not a gland(options: Liver,gall bladder,Pituatry,Adrenal)?
Ans: Gall Bladder
7. Parliament Construction year?
Ans: 1927
8. Nephron Belongs to?
Ans: Kidney
9.Smiling Buddha Mission?
Ans: India’s first successful nuclear bomb test At Pokhran
10.What is Calcium Hyrdoxide?
Ans: slaked lime
11.Mars is also known as?
Ans: Red Planet
12. Yellow Fever caused by?
Ans: Aedes Aegypti Mosquitos
13. Chief Election Commissioner is removed by?
Ans: Parliament with two-thirds majority in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
14.British Rule was ended on which year?
Ans: 1947
15.2015 Arjuna Award given to which female wrestler?
Ans: Babita Kumari
16. Who won more grandslams in the year 2015?
Ans: Novak Djokovic
17. Political System of Afghanistan is known as?
Ans: Democratic Republic
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1. Shortcut key of pasting in MS Word?
Ans: Ctrl+V
2. Another name of leprosy?
Ans: Hansen's disease
3. Laughing gas?
Ans: Nitrous oxide(N2O)
4. What is the currency of Mayanmar?
Ans: Burmese kyat
5. Popular dance of Tamilnadu?
Ans: Bharatanatyam
6. When did the British give independence to India?
Ans: 1947
7. When the seats of president n vice president are vacant, who acts as president?
Ans: Chief Justice of India
8. Which is the Largest Stadium of America?
Ans: Michigan Stadium (Or) The Big House
9. Louis Pasteur discovered which of the following?
1)vaccine for rabies and
2) vaccine for anthrax
3) Pasteurization
4) All The Above
Ans:All The Above
10. Who built the Jantar Mantar of Delhi’s?
Ans: Muhammad Shah
11. Dwarf planet is?
Ans: Pluto
12. Ligo (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-W
ave Observatory)a mission related to?
Ans: to detect gravitational waves
13. How many research centres will India establish by 2020 in Antarctica?
Ans: 4
14. Function of generator?
Ans: sine, square, triangular and sawtooth shapes
15. Which of the following is not protocol?(
LTP,SMTP,HTTP,ATM )
Ans: ATM
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1.Name of Ganga in Bangladesh
Ans: Padma
2. 8th UN Secretary General
Ans: Ban Ki-Moon
3. what speed needed by jet to escape the earth’s gravity
Ans: 7 miles per second, or 25,000 miles per hour
4. when did anglo sikh war fought
Ans: 1845
5. National Air Quality Index is based on how many pollutants
Ans: 8
6. Himalayan Forest Thrush Bird Found in which state?
Ans: Northern india
7. Osoong Festival is clelebrated in which state
Ans: Sikkim
8. LIGO project is related to
Ans: rivers
9. to whom region the lion emblem is setup
Ans: Maurya Empire
10. 2nd panipat battle in which year
Ans: 1556
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1. Who is BCCI president
Ans: Shashank Manohar
2.Odd man Out (Physics, chemistry, biology, social)
Ans: Social
3.Lalit Kala Akademi?
Ans:To encourage and promote study and research in the fields of creative arts such as painting, sculpture and graphics etc.
4. Female anopheles mosquito causes Which disease?
Ans: Malaria
5. Author of the Novel “A Brief History of Seven Killings”
Ans: Marlon James
6. Which one is fastest memory?
Ans: Cache
7. Yogeshwar Dutt is from which field?
Ans: Wrestler
8. Who is the writer of Sustainable Development?
Ans: Krishan Saigal
9. In UNESCO world heritage which is not included Mountain railways of India
Ans: kashmir railway
10.Zn Present In?
Ans: Drumstick(Based On Options)
11. Man Booker Prize 2015?
Ans: Marlon James
12.Father of White Revolution in India
Ans: V. Kurien
13.The acid used is car battery is?
Ans: Sulphuric Acid
14.‘Land of the morning Clam’ refers to?
Ans: Korea
15.WHO was established in the year?
Ans: 1948
16.Evergreen forests are found in?
Ans: Equatorial regions
17. Ozone hole clearly visible in antarctic which season?
Ans: Summer(October)
18.FULL FORM OF GSLV?
Ans: geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle
19.SMAP satellite launched by
Ans: NASA
20.NASA act which yeas?
Ans:1958
21.Natya shashtra is written by?
Ans:Sage Bharata.
22.Name of famous GOA church..?
Ans: Cathedral
23.In UNESCO world heritage which is not included mountain railway of India?
Ans: Kashmir
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1.IPC Full Form
Ans: Indian Penal Code
2.PCB Full Form
Ans: Process Control Block
3. Azad Hind Fauj Founded In Which Year?
Ans: 1942
4.Asia Cup 2015 Winner?
Ans: India
5.Netware Belongs To Which Company?
Ans: Novell
6. East India Company Established In Which Year?
Ans: 31 Dec 1600
7. Bank Board Bureau(BBB)Chairman?
Ans:Vinod Rai
8. Dhameka Stupa Located At?
Ans:Varanasi,UP
9.Who Is the Chairman Of NHRC?
Ans: H.L Dattu
10. Fundamental Rights comes under which articles?
Ans: Article 14-32
11. ITF Davis CUP 2015 Champion?
Ans: Britain
12. Who Was The Second Term Chief In 2011 Of United Nations?
Ans: Ban Ki Moon
13.What Is The National Motto Of India?
Ans: Satyamev Jayate
14.Who Was The Prime Minister Of Bangladesh In 1971?
Ans: Tajjudin Ahmed
15. Name Of The Astranut Who Spend 368 Days In Space?
Ans: Scott Kelly
16. The Security Colour Of URL
Ans: Green
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1. U-17 football world cup Venue?
Ans: India
2. Chicken pox vaccine name?
Ans: Varicella
3. Hridayanth mangeshkar award 2015 winner?
Ans: AR Rehman
4. hirakud dam located on which river?
Ans: Mahandi
5. Mount kilimangaro sitauated in which countery?
Ans: Tanzania
6. polio vaccine was invented by?
Ans: Albert sabin
7. My stamp services lanuched in mumbai post office for what purpose?
Ans: for porsanalized sheets of postage stamp
8. Ellora caves constructed in which century?
Ans: between 6 th and 10th century
9. where was Golf invented?
Ans: Scotland
10. the 95th constitution Amendment was?
Ans: To extand the period of reservation to 2020
11. Shape of orbits of Plant?
Ans: Elliptical
12.Popular dance of Tamilnadu state?
Ans: Bharathanatyam
13. World health day celebrates on?
Ans: 7th April
14. Transistor invented in the year?
Ans: 1948
15. Lingraj Temple is situated at?
Ans: Bhubaneswar
16. Rural Development Institute is situated at?
Ans: Hyderabad.
17. Mansarovar Lake is situated at?
Ans: Tibet
18. Which is laughing gas?
Ans: Nitrous Oxide
19. Normal blood pressure of human body is?
Ans: 80/120
20. Who is the composer of Raghuvamsam?
Ans: Kalidash
21. Who was given the statement ” Every citizen of our country is corrupted”?
Ans: Lord Cornwallis
22. What is the Currency of Myanmar?
Ans: Kyat
23. Sardar Sarovar Pariyojana is belongs to which state?
Ans: Gujarat
24. World Population Day is observed on?
Ans: July 11th
• 1st Five Year Plan (1951-56) – Priority of Agriculture
• 2nd Five Year Plan (1956-61) – Priority of Industries Sector
• 3rd Five Year Plan (1961-66) – Self Reliance
• 4th Five Year Plan (1969-74) – Removal of Poverty, Growth with Justice
• 5th Five Year Plan (1974-79) – Removal of Poverty and Self reliance
• 6th Five Year Plan (1980-85) – The emphasis same as 5th Plan
• 7th Five Year Plan (1985-90) – Food Production, Employment, Productivity
• 8th Five Year Plan (1992-97) – Employment Generation, Control of Population
• 9th Five Year Plan (1997-02) – Growth Rate of 7 percent
• 10th Five year Plan (2002-07) – Self employment and resources and development
• 11th Five Year Plan (2007-12) – Comprehensive and faster growth
• 12th Five Year plan (2012-17) – Improvement of Health, Education and Sanitation.
1) Cheena Kesava Temple —Belur, Karnataka
2) Black Pagoda or Sun Temple— Konark (Orissa)
3) Brihadiswara Temple (WHS) —Thanjuvur, Tamilnadu
4) Brihadiswara Temple (WHS) — Gangaikondacholisvaram, TN
5) Airavatesvara Temple (WHS) — Darasuram, Tamilnadu
6) Hazara Rama Temple (WHS) — Hampi, Karnataka
7) Virupaksha Temple (WHS) — Pattadakal, Karnataka
8) Golden Temple— Amritsar, Punjab
9) Jagannath Temple— Puri, Orissa
10) Kailasa Temple — Ellora, Maharashtra
11) Mahabaleshwar Temple —Ujjain (M.P.)
12) Minakshi Temple— Madurai, Tamilnadu
13) Shore Temple —Mahabalipuram, Tamilnadu
14) Somnath Temple —Junagarh, Gujarat
15) Tirupati Temple— Chittor, Andhra Pradesh
16) Sabarimala— Pathanamthitta, Kerala
17) Dilwara Temple— Mt.Abu
18) Kamakhya Temple— Guwahati, Assam
19) Zeishta Devi Temple— Srinagar, J & K
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* Black Revolution – Petroleum Production
* Blue Revolution – Fish Production
* Brown Revolution – Leather/non-conventional(India)/Cocoa production
* Golden Fibre Revolution – Jute Production
* Golden Revolution – Fruits/Overall Horticulture development/Honey Production
* Green Revolution – Food grains
* Grey Revolution – Fertilizer
* Pink Revolution – Meat/ Onion production/Pharmaceutical (India)/Prawn production
* Red Revolution – Tomato Production
* Round Revolution – Potato
* Silver Fiber Revolution – Cotton
* Silver Revolution – Egg/Poultry Production
* White Revolution (In India: Operation Flood) – Milk/Dairy
production
* Yellow Revolution – Oil Seeds production
* Evergreen Revolution – Overall development of Agriculture
1.When was economic liberalisation in India started?
Ans-1991
2.Which is Laccadive Sea?
Ans- Lakshadweep Sea
3.Name of the parent company of Google?
Ans- Alphabet
4.Who wrote unknown Indian?
Ans- Nirad C. Chaudhuri
5.Name of India’s first satellite?
Ans- Aryabhata
6.Where is shore temple located?
Ans- Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu
7.Who is Father of White Revolution?
Ans-Verghese Kurien
8.Who was the brand ambassador of Seychelles?
Ans-AR Rahman
9.What is Victoria Memorial?
Ans- Museum
10.Who was the Governor-General after Mountbatten?
Ans-C.Rajagopalachari
11.When is Earth Day?
Ans-22-Apr
12.On which planet NASA found water?
Ans-Mars
13.Who wrote Calvin and Hobbes comic strip?
Ans-Bill Watterson
14.What is the full form of GSM?
Ans-Global System for Mobile Communication
15.What is the full form of DNA?
Ans-Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid
16.First Women Doctor in the world?
Ans-Elizabeth Blackwell
17.Which Acid is in Grapes?
Ans-Tartaric acid
18.South Africa currency?
Ans-Rand
19. How many Muscles uses for eyeball?
Ans-6 Muscles
20.What are the No of players in polo?
Ans-4
Which place is known as Hi-Tech City = Hyderabad
Which place is known as Manchester of South India = Coimbatore
Which place is known as Deccan Queen = Pune
Which place is known as City of weavers = Panipat
Which River is known as Old Ganga = Godavari
Which River is known as Dakshin Ganga = Kaveri
Which state is known as Milk Pail of India = Haryana
Which place is known as Gardan city of India = Bangalore
Which place is known as Sapce city of India = Bangalore
Which place is known as Electronic city of India = Bangalore
Which Indian place is known as Pensioners’ Paradise = Bangalore
Which state is known as Jewel of India = Manipur
Which Indian place is known as Scotland of the east = Shillong
Which place is known as Temple city of India =>> Bhuvaneswar
Which place is known as California of India =>> Nasik
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1.Which is not an Operating system(options :OS x,win 98,C++,Windows 7)?
Ans: C++
2.Which Vitamin responsible for Blood Clotting?
Ans: Vitamin K
3.Longest river in India which do not fall in sea?
Ans: Yamuna
4.Longest railway destination of India?
Ans: Dibrugarh to Kanyakumari.
5.Chipko movement started from where in India?
Ans: Uttarakhand
6.Male is the capital of which country?
Ans: Republic of Maldives
7.What is Serbian Index?
Ans: capitalization-weighted price index
8.what is the capital of Uganda?
Ans: Kampala
9.Most Peaceful country according to 2015 peace index?
Ans: Iceland
10.Mica is abundant in which state of India?
Ans: Jharkhand
11.where is Orang Park situated ?
Ans: Assam
12.Cleanest city of India?
Ans: Mysuru
13.New Member of World Trade Organisation?
Ans: Afghanistan
14.H20 is water then what is KOH?
Ans: Potassium Hydroxide
15.1998 pokaran test operation name?
Ans: Operation Shakti
16.Madhubani Paintings Indicates?
Ans: Forest of Honey
17.What is MakarSakranti?
Ans: Festival
18.Which crop is produced at highest quantity in India?
Ans: Rice
19.archipelagos means?
Ans: A group of small Icelands
20.What is Planet X?
Ans: Nibiru cataclysm
21.What Is Adult Heart Beat?
Ans: 60-100 Per Mint
22. Capital Of Srilanka?
Ans:Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte (official Capital)
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1.India’s largest freshwater lake?
Ans:Wular Lake
2.What is oneirology?
Ans: scientific study of dreams.
3.Modern Olympic 1896 held in which city?
Ans: Athens,Greece
4.Who was Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1999?
Ans: Nawaz sharif
5.In which year Sikkim get formed?
Ans: 1975
6.About Make in India logo?
Ans: Moving Lion
7.What was the duration of PM Modi’s America visit in 2015?
Ans: 5
8.what is Sighmo?
Ans: Spring Fesitval
9.Odd one out(ears-hearing,tongue-taste,
light-vision,nose-smelling)
Ans: light
11.Holi is Celerbrated with?
Ans: Gulal
12.Adhai Din ka Jhopda is in?
Ans: Ajmer,Rajasthan
13.Who is the author of Malgudi days?
Ans: RK Narayan
14.What is LIGO?
Ans: Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory
15.Who got Olympic quota in wrestling in 2015?
Ans: Narsingh Yadav
17.Who is Karl Marx?
Ans: Philospher
18.UNO headquarter?
Ans: New York
19.Most abundant natural combustible gas?
Ans: Methane
20.India got freedom on 15th August in which time day/night/noon/midnight?
Ans: Midnight
21What is the foundation year of Arunachal Pradesh?
Ans: 1987
22.Change in position with distance is?
Ans: Magnitude
23.Gravitational Force on two subjects depends on ?
Ans: combined mass and the distance
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1. When was Indian National Congress formed?
Ans: December 28, 1885
2. 2015 winner of rugby?
Ans: Australia
3. Azad hind fauj was organised by?
Ans: subash chandrabose
4.Sajan prakash related to?
Ans: Swimmer
5.Who built fathehpur sikri?
Ans: Akbar
6. Indian army formed by whom?
Ans: Capitan Mohan Singh
7. Davis cup winner 2015?
Ans: Andy Murray
8.The first nobel price for medicine was given to invention of vaccine for which disease?
Ans: Diphtheria
9. Alfred Nobel invented?
Ans:dynamite
10. INS satellites are used for?
Ans: Communication
11. Main element in marsh gas?
Ans: Methane
12.World wide Web invented by?
Ans: Tim Berners-lee
13. North Korea founded by?
Ans: 1948 Sept - 9
14.Which of the following is not Jupiter satellite?(Europa,Ganymede,metis,Titan)
Ans: Titan
15.What is the average thickness of skin?
Ans: 0.10 inch(or) 2-3 mm
1. Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank – Beijing, China
2. New Development Bank (BRICS Development Bank) – Shanghai, China
3. Asian Development Bank – Manila, Philippines
4. International Monetary Fund (IMF) –
Washington DC, US
5. World Bank – Washington DC, US
6. United Nations Organization (UN) – New York, US
7. United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) –
New York, US
8. United Nations Populations Fund (UNFPA) –
New York, US
9. United Nations Conference on Trade & Development (UNCTAD) – Geneva, Switzerland
10. World Health Organization (WHO) –
Geneva, Switzerland
11. World Economic Forum – Geneva, Switzerland
12. International Labour Organisation –
Geneva, Switzerland
13. World Trade Organisation – Geneva, Switzerland
14. World Meteorological Organisation –
Geneva, Switzerland
15. World Intellectual Property Organisation – Geneva, Switzerland
16. International Committee of the Red Cross – Geneva, Switzerland
17. United Nations Education Scientific & Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) – Paris, France
18. Organisation for Economic Cooperation & Development (OECD) – Paris, France
19. United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) – Vienna, Austria
20. International Atomic Agency – Vienna, Austria
21. Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) – Vienna, Austria
22. Amnesty International – London, UK
23. International Maritime Organisation –
London, UK
24. Commonwealth of Nations – London, UK
25. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)- Brussels, Belgium
26. South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) – Kathmandu, Nepal
27. Association of South East Nations (ASEAN) – Jakarta, Indonesia
28. Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) – Singapore
29. International Cricket Council (ICC) –
Dubai, UAE
30. Food & Agricultural Organisation (FAO) –
Rome, Italy
31. International Court of Justice – The Hague, The Netherland
32. International Olympic Committee – Lausanne, Switzerland
33. The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) – The Hague, The Netherland s
34. The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)– Zurich, Switzerland
35. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) –
Avenue du Mont-Blanc, Gland, Vaud, Switzerland
• Valmiki—Ratnakar
• Chaitanya Mahaprabhu—Visvambhar
• Guru Angad Dev—Bhai Lehna
• Ramakrishna Paramhansa—Gadadhar Chattopadhyay
• Swami Vivekananda—Narendra Nath Datta
• Nana Phadanvis—Balaji Janardan Bhanu
• Tatiya Tope—Ramachandra Pandurang Tope
• Rani Lakshmibai—Manikarnika (Manu)
• Tansen— Ramtanu Pandey
• Birbal— Maheshdas
• Mother Teresa— Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu
• Sister Nivedita —Margaret Elizabeth Noble
• Mirabehn—Madeleine Slade
• Munshi Premchand—Dhanpat Rai
• Swami Agnivesh—Shyam Vepa Rao
• Satya Sai Baba—Satyanarayana Raju
• Baba Amte— Murlidhar Devidas Amte
• Mirza Ghalib— Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan
• Vinoba Bhave —Vinayak Narahari Bhave
• Amir Khusro —Ab’ul Hasan Yamīn ud-Dīn Khusrow
• Firaq Gorakhpuri— Raghupati Sahay
• Gulzar Sampooran— Singh Kalra
• Ravi Shankar— Robindro Shaunkor Chowdhury
• Mauland Abul Kalam Azad —Muhiyuddin Ahmed
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● The life history of a man written by himself. = Autobiography
● A person who believes that there is no God. = Atheist
● A medicine which counteracts the effects of poison. = Antidote
● A person who does something not professionally but for pleasure. = Amateur
● A person residing in a country of which he is not a citizen. = Alien
● That does not bear the name of the writer. = Anonymous
● Government by a ruler who has unlimited power. = Autocracy
● A diplomatic representative of one country in another. = Ambassador
● A traveller in space. = Astronaut
● An assembly of listeners. = Audience
● To give up the throne. = Abdicate
● A medicine which prevents infection by killing germs. = Antiseptic
● The science of vegetable life. = Botany
● The science which treats of life. = Biology
● Government by the officials = Bureaucracy
● The life history of a man written by someone else. = Biography
● One who has narrow and prejudiced religious views. = Bigot
● Festival of the hundredth anniversary. = Centenary
● The man who can eat human flesh. = Cannibal
● Place for burials other than a churchyard. = Cemetery
● Place for cremating of dead bodies. = Crematorium
● A person who is free from national prejudices. = Cosmopolitan
● People working together in the same office or department. = Colleague
● Belonging to the same time. = Contemporary
● Substance designed to make the skin or hair more beautiful. = Cosmetics
● That can be believed. = Credible
● The state of being unmarried. = Celibacy
● He is an artist that draws comic pictures. = Caricaturist
● A government of the people by the people and for the people. = Democracy
● A battle or a match in which neither party wins. = Drawn
● Want of rain. = Drought
● A disease that spreads over a large area. = Epidemic
● Articles sent from one country to another. = Export
● Which is fit to be eaten. = Edible
● A selfish person who always thinks of himself. = Egoist
● Fit to be chosen. = Eligible
● A person who leaves his own country and goes to live in another. = Emigrant
● A speech delivered without previous preparation. = Extempore
● Words inscribed on the graves. = Epitaph
● One who believes in fate. = Fatalist
● Which may cause death. = Fatal
● A man residing in a country of which he is not a citizen. = Foreigner
● A medicine that kills germs. = Germicide
● A person who eats too much. = Glutton
● An office for which no salary is paid. = Honorary
● Killing of a human being specially by another. = Homocide
● That which cannot be read. = Illegible
