The name of India born British author who was issued a death
threat (Fatwa) by ayatollah Khomeini is:
(a) Salman Rushdie
(b) Pamella Bordes
(c) R K Narayan
(d) Mira Nayar
According to the latest WHO report, the number of AIDS patients in India are 1 2 million 2 2.5 million 3 3.5 million 4 5 million
who is the chief judge of bangladesh
what are the names of minister and their ministries
In which areas is physical weathering more prominent? (a) Arid areas (b) Humid areas (c) Cold areas
The first feature film (talkie) produced in India was (a) Hatimtai (b) Alam Ara (c) Pundalik (d) Raja Harishchandra
Pick the odd man out. (A) Nasshot (B) Smart Dog (C) Norton Antivirus (D) Excite
The main achievement of the American Revolution was the establishment of a republic which was not truly democratic because: (a) the right to vote was limited (b) women had no votes (c) election laws favoured men of property (d) slavery was not abolished
The most suitable reason for the establishment of overseas colonies by the ancient Greeks was: (a) inter city-state clashes (b) scarcity of land in Greece (c) people were hardy and adventurous (d) difficulties of travel and communication on land
A current of 4 amp from 250v source flow through an electric iron for 2 hours. The energy consumed will be 1 1 kwh 2 4 kwh 3 1.5 kwh 4 2 kwh
Why was joint sector mooted in India? (a) For mobilizing initiative resources (b) Because the government was unable to handle (c) Because private entrepreneurs were exploiting consumers (d) None of these
The Mahanadi river mostly cultivates the soil of an Indian State namely: (a) Orissa (b) Madhya Pradesh (c) Maharashtra (d) Andhra Pradesh
The ?Twenty Point Programme? was recently in the news as UPA government intends to modify the Same. Which of the following is not a point included in the present Twenty Point Programme? 1 Two-children norm 2 Enforcement of land reforms 3 Clean drinking water 4 Health for all