The first company to introduce a cellular phone with a
colour display is
1 Ericsson
2 Siemens
3 Pure Magic
4 Nokia
Which one of the following is correct? (a) The President is the Supreme Commander of the Defence Forces of the Union (b) All Government Officers hold office during the pleasure of the President of India (c) The President has the prerogative to advise, encourage or warn the Prime Minister (d) All of these
In which year, were the banks nationalized? (A) 1960 (B) 1968 (C) 1969 (D) there was no nationalisation move resorted to by the government
Almatti Dam is being constructed between which of the following pairs of States? 1 Madhya Pradesh & Andhra Pradesh 2 Tamil Nadu & Andhra Pradesh 3 Andhra Pradesh & Karnataka 4 None of these
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Which of the following components of blood protects human beings from infection? 1 Plasma 2 Blood platelets 3 Hemoglobin 4 White blood Corpuscles
The Vice-President may be removed from his office by (a) A resolution of the Council of States passed and agreed to by the House of the People (b) A resolution of the House of the People and agreed to by the Council of States (c) A resolution of the House of the People alone (d) A resolution of the Council of States only
The name of the World Bank president is?.. A. Paul Walferson B. Paul Jefferson C. Paul Walfowitz D. Paul McPherson
Which of the following is not present in the blood? 1 RBCs 2 WBCs 3 Plasanta 4 Plasma
The hormone responsible for the secretion of milk in mothers, is 1 ACTH 2 Leutinizing hormone 3 Adrenalin 4 Lactogenic hormone
Which of the following is not the main head of expenditure of the central government? (a) Defence expenditure (b) Interest of loans (c) Grants-in-aid (d) Public health
In 1576 at the Battle of Haldighati, Akbar defeated: (a) Uday Singh (b) Man Singh (c) Amar Singh (d) Rana Pratap
Foreign Institutional Investment (FII) in Print media is allowed upto the extent of 1 15% 2 26% 3 33% 4 75%
Akbar was succeeded by his son: (a) Jahangir (b) Humayun (c) Shahjahan (d) Aurangzeb