The writer who refused the Nobel Prize for literature was:
(a) Winston Churchill
(b) Jean Paul Sartre
(c) Boris Pasternak
(d) Prem Chand
In July, Asian low pressure belts are divided into two separate cells by: (a) Himalays (b) Ural (c) Appalacian
The 13th decennial census of India was held in 2001. When did the censuses begin? (a) 1852 (b) 1862 (c) 1881 (d) 1882
Which state has the longest coastal line? 1 West Bengal 2 Gujarat 3 Andhra Pradesh 4 Orissa
Who got the temples at Khajuraho built? (a) Rajputs of Chittor (b) Chalukyas of Badmai (c) Chandelas of Bundelkhand (d) Chauhans of Ajmer
Telecom Company Nokia belongs to with country? 1 Denmark 2 USA 3 Sweden 4 Finland
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How many districts are in Jharkhand and Bihar?
As per RBI?s estimates, the agricultural products constitute about what per cent of the Gross Domestic Product? 1 20% 2 25% 3 29% 4 313%
The six freedoms have been guaranteed to the Indian citizens (a) Under Article 20 (b) Under Article 21 (c) Under Article 19 (d) Under Article 18
Which one of the following gases is preferred these days, to be mixed with Oxygen in an Oxygen tube? (A) Neon (B) Helium (C) Argon (D) Carbon monoxide
Can certain restrictions be placed on the Fundamental Rights of the citizens in the interests of security of the State, public order or to prevent incitement to an offence, etc.? (a) Yes (b) No (c) Never (d) None of these
Which of the following hill ranges was severely hit recently by an earthquake (in March 1999)? 1 Vindhya Hills 2 Nilgiri hill range 3 Satpura hills 4 None of these
The natural satellite of the Earth is (A) Aryabhatt (B) Rohini (C) Moon (D) Mars