TRIMS is
1 Trade-related investment measures
2 A part of TRIPS
3 Trading rights in money term
4 None of these
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The largest source of revenue in India is: (a) Excise duty (b) Sales tax (c) Railways (d) Direct tax
Who among the following is the author of the book ?Who Worship False Gods?? 1 Savitri Kunadi 2 Carr. M.Chen 3 V.N.Narayanan 4 None of these
Ms.Michele Alliot Marie recently visited New Delhi and held meeting with several Ministers. She is 1 Defence Minister of France 2 Foreign Minister of Germany 3 Tourism Minister of Italy 4 Deputy Minister of Germany
what is the meaning of ulip? 2)which country is more affected by global warming? 3)in this IPL who is the highest wicket taker bowler?
6 Answers Allahabad Bank, State Bank Of India SBI,
India?s first TV centre was set up at: (a) Bombay (now Mumbai) (b) Delhi (c) Calcutta (now Kolkata) (d) Lucknow
Winds converge towards the center in: (a) cyclone (b) anti-cyclone (c) cariolis effect
Mr.Abdurrahman Wahid was in the news during October 1999, for which one of the following reasons? 1 He was elected as the fourth President of Indonesia 2 He resigned as the President of Indonesia 3 He was elected as the Vice-President of Indonesia 4 None of these
The largest source of revenue in India is (1) Sales tax (2) Excise duty (3) Income tax (4) Corporate tax
22 Answers Banaras Hindu University BHU, Bank of Maharashtra, Banking, CLAT, Court, CPO, CUSAT, Excise Department, IAF, IB Intelligence Bureau, IBPS, ICICI, Indian Overseas Bank, KSET, Reliance, RRC Railway Recruitment Cell, SNAP, SSC, State Bank Of India SBI, TCS,
The slogan ?With you ? all the way? is related to which a bank? 1 Indian Bank 2 HSBC 3 HDFC 4 State Bank of India
17 Answers Andhra Bank, Indian Bank, RRB, State Bank Of India SBI,
How long would an ordinance, issued by the President, operate after re-assembly of Parliament? (a) One fortnight (b) One month (c) Six weeks (d) Eight weeks
As per the census 2001, the number of million plus cities in India is (1) 20 (2) 24 (3) 35 (4) 42 (5) 52
In relation to altitude, temperature falls at the rate of: (a) 6.4 C/km (b) 3.00 C/km (c) 6.2 C/km
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