On a cold morning, a metal surface will feel colder to touch
than a wooden surface because :
(A) a metal has high specific heat
(B) a metal has high thermal conductivity
(C) a metal has low specific heat
(D) a metal has low thermal conductivity
where does the southernmost tip in india lie?
What is the Saudi Arabian currency called ? (a) Dirham (b) Peso (c) Dinar (d) Riyal
In which one of the following companies did the Government of India transfer 51% of its equity together with management control in favour of M/s Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd in the year 2001? 1 Bharat Aluminium Company Limited 2 Hindustan Copper Limited 3 Hindustan Zinc Limited 4 National Aluminium Company Limited
The largest single-site grassroots refinery in the world is owned by 1 Reliance Petroleum Limited 2 Shell in Brazil 3 British Petroleum 4 Indian Oil Corporation
The term of the Lok Sabha is (a) Five years (b) Six years (c) Four years (d) Three years
Hutchison Essar Tlecom has announced and investment of Rs.460 crore to roll out wireless facilities to build the most advanced GSM network in 1 Uttaranchal 2 Rajasthan 3 Jharkhand 4 Punjab
Who among the following has issued various accounting standards to be followed by the various companies in India? (1) Registrar of Companies (2) Ministry of Finance, Government of India (3) Accounting Standards Board of ICAI (4) Indian Bureau of Standards (5) World Trade Organisation (WTO)
An electric bulb of 60 Watts 250 volts is connected to a source of 250 V a.c. mains. The bulb is burned for 100 days at the rate of 5 hours per day. What is the total cost of electricity consumed if the cost of one unit is Rs.2? 1 Rs.10 2 Rs.30 3 Rs.60 4 Rs.100
Hamburg Masters Hockey Trophy 2003 was won by 1 India 2 Australia 3 Germany 4 Pakistan
Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer who died recently was a well known 1 Carnatic Singer 2 Sitarist 3 Politician 4 Tamil author
Charak was a renowned: (a) Historian (b) Physician (c) Minister (d) Astronomer (e) Economist
The Policy of Subsidiary Alliance owed its origin to: (a) Warren Hastings (b) Lord Wellesley (c) Lord Cornwallis (d) Lord William Bentinck