?The furious fifties? is:
(a) A famous group of bandits
(b) winds at 500S latitude
(c) winds at 500N latitude
Which city is known as solar city ?
Where is central Rice Research Institute located.
Who was the member of the Rajya Sabha when first appointed as the Prime Minister of India ? a) Only Lok Sabha b) Rajya Sabha c) Any Vidhan Sabha d) Either House of Parliament
The President can be removed from his office only on the grounds of (a) Violation of the Constitution (b) Disobedience of the orders of the Supreme Court (c) Clashing with his Cabinet (d) Showing favours to the members of his family
The headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) are located in 1 Geneva 2 Rome 3 Montreal 4 Vienna
ZARIF-E-MOMIN was very much in news (1) Wonder drug (2) Militants in Jammu and Kashmir (3) Pakistan?s army?s biggest exercise on Indian border
The participation of peasants in the freedom struggle helped in making it: (a) an all-India movement (b) more broad-based and extensive (c) a socialist movement (d) a movement in favour of Indian princes
Which of the following is the strongest force? (1) Atomic force (2) Gravitational forces (3) Electromagnetic forces (4) Nuclear forces
TERI stands for 1 Tata Environmental Research Institute 2 Tata Energy Reaserach Institute 3 Tata Energy and Radiation Institute 4 Tata Effluents Research Institute
During freedom struggle, Gandhiji launched the first peasant movement at 1 Sabarmati 2 Bardoli 3 Bijolia 4 Champaran
Who said ?Repression is repression, if it is legal, it must be resisted peacefully, but if it is illegal it must be illegally met?? (a) Lala Lajpat Rai (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak (c) Dadabhai Naoroji (d) Rabindranth Tagore
The Indian National Movement, upto 1905, was dominated by leaders who have been described as: (a) parliamentarians (b) constitutionalists (c) liberal thinkers (d) moderate nationalists