To control nuclear reactions in a nuclear reactor so that
explosion does not occur, one uses,
(1) Cadmium rods
(2) Carbon rods
(3) Heavy water
(4) Aluminium rods
Which city is known as diamond city?
The present pattern of Panchayat Raj owes its parentage to (1) Ashok Mehta Committee (2) Balwantrai Mehta Committee (3) Vasanth Rao Naik Committee (4) Rajamannar Committee
The President?s Rule is imposed in a State or in a Union Territory when the: (a) Governor of a State or the Chief Commissioner or a Lt Governor advises the President to do so because the Government in that State/Territory cannot be carried on accordance with the provisions of the Constitution (b) Chief Minister of a State requests to this effect (c) Chief Justice of the State High Court recommends through the Governor (d) President knows best (e) Elections are being held there
In an atomic nucleus, neutrons and protons are held together by 1 Gravitational forces 2 Magnetic forces 3 Exchange force 4 Coulombic forces
?The Lord of Rings : The Return of the King? won Oscar award in how many categories ? (a) 10 (b) 9 (c) 11 (d) 12
?Seven Sisters?s in business history refers to 1 The major oil companies in USA in the early 20th century 2 The major US auto companies in the 1950s 3 The major Japanese Consumer electronics companies in the 1980s 4 The major speciality chemical producers in Europe.
Ginger is a stem and not a root because (a) It stores food material (b) It grows horizontally in the soil (c) It has nodes and internodes (d) It lacks chlorophyll
Two trains are moving with velocity of light c in opposite directions. The relative velocity of the trains as observed by the passengers sitting in each train will be. (1) 2c (2) c (3) zero (4) none of the above
Identify the richest mineral producing State in India (1) Rajasthan (2) Madhya Pradesh (3) Tamil Nadu (4) Bihar
What is the capital of Lithuania, Libya and UAE?
The sugar belt in India lies in: (1) Godavari Valley (2) Punjab (3) Middle Ganga Valle (4) Maharashtra
. Which one of the following is the best strategy for environment-friendly, sustainable development in Indian agriculture? (a) Expansion of cultivable land increased use of superphosphate, urea and effective biocides (b) Wider popularization of high-yielding crop varieties, better and more frequent irrigation and increased frequency of aerial sprays of inorganic fertilizers and pesticides (c) Mixed cropping, organic manures, nitrogen-fixing plants and pest-resistant crop varieties (d) Improved farm implements and machinery, use of potent insecticides to minimize post-harvest grain losses and monoculture cropping practices