Who wrote the book called Kitabi- Nauras?
a) Amir Khusro
b) Badauni
c) Ibrahim Adil Shah II
d) Ala-ud-din Bahmani
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Kanishka patronised (A) Mahayana Buddhism (B) Hinayana Buddhism (C) Buddhism (D) Bhagvatism
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Which one of the following companies in India has launched a new car, named Indica? (A) Honda (B) Fiat (C) Hindustan Motors (D) None of these
The Bombay dabbawala have achieved international reputation because of 1 Timely dabba delivery 2 Organised team work 3 Six sigma-based operation 4 Excellence service for the last 50 years and beyond.
Which of these nations has the largest percentage of persons in the armed forces? (a) Iran (b) Iraq (c) Israel (d) Syria
Who wrote Children and Human Rights ? (A) Ritu Beri (B) S.K. Pachhauri (C) Pawan Verma (D) Narendar Pani
Which of the following is nto an ore of aluminum ? a) Feldspar b) Bauxite c) Cryolite d) Azurite
Which among the following was the official language in the court of Mughals in Medieval India? 1 Persian 2 Pushtu 3 Arabic 4 Urdu
How much blood does an average adult have in the body? 1 3-4 liters 2 4-5 liters 3 5-6 liters 4 6-7 liters
Which one of the following foods is least harmful for heart patients? 1 Chicken 2 Egg 3 Fish 4 Red meat
Is the president of India the Supreme Commander of the three wings of the Army, the navy and the Air Force? (a) Yes (b) No, he has nothing to do with the armed forces (c) No, it is the PM who is the Supreme commander of the 3 wings of the armed forces (d) No, armed forces are under control of the Defence Minister
The river Damodar rises in the : (a) Rajasthan State (b) Gujarat State (c) Chhotanagpur Plateau (d) Arunachal Pradesh hills
Root Nodule of Legume contains (a) Iron bacteria (b) Nitrifying bacteria (c) Sulphur bacteria (d) Ammonifying bacteria
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