What is meaning of the term Buddha-
Answer- b- The Enlightened One
Answer- a- Gupta Period
Answer- c- 25 years
Answer- c- 250
Answer- b- Supreme Court
Answer- c- M Gandhi
Answer- c- Milkha Singh
Answer- b- Lord Dalhousie
Answer- a- Nanak
Answer- c- Four or more state
Answer- b- Yoga Sutra
Answer- d- Non co-operation movement
Answer- a- Anand Math
Answer- c- B R Ambedkar
Answer- b- 1951
Answer- d- Andhra Pradesh
Answer- c-24
Answer- b- India, China
Answer- d- Bharat Ratna
Answer- d- Leh-Laddakh
The great law giver of ancient time was-
Answer- a- Manu
Answer- b- Nagaland
Answer- 27 Dec,1911, Calcutta
Answer- b- Mumbai
Answer- c- Economics
Answer- a- Literature
Answer- b- Aravali
Answer- d- Rhinaceros
Answer- c- Uttar Pradesh
Answer- a- Chennai
Answer- a- Barren Island
Answer- b-204
Answer- c- Coal
Answer- d- Jai Prakesh Narayan
Answer- a-26 Oct,1947
Answer- c-Presidents House
Answer- c-Manipur
Answer- b- Dharma Chakra
Answer- a- Jules Verne
Answer- d- The Hague
Answer- d- Sambhar
Answer- c- Tuticorin
Answer- c- 1959
Answer- b- J K Rowling
Answer- d- New York
Answer- c- C Rajagopalachari
Answer- a- Jamshedpur
Answer- d- Guru Teg Bahadur
Answer- 1853
Answer- b- Vishakapatnam
a- The Powerful
b- The Enlightened One
c- The Genius
d- The Mysterious
Answer- b- The Enlightened One
"Panchantra" was written in which age-
a- Gupta Period
b- Maurya Period
c- Kanishka Period
d- Harsha Period
Answer- a- Gupta Period
Minimum age of a candidate to contest parliamentary election
is-
a- 18 years
b- 22 years
c- 25 years
d- 26 years
Answer- c- 25 years
What is the strength of Rajya Sabha-
a- 220
b- 210
c- 250
d- 230
Answer- c- 250
Who has the power to transfer any case anywhere in India-
a- President
b- Supreme Court
c- High Court
d- None
Answer- b- Supreme Court
"My experiments with truth" is written by-
a- James Morris
b- J K Rowling
c- M Gandhi
d- Bhagat Singh
Answer- c- M Gandhi
Who is called the Flying Sikh of India-
a- N Sidhu
b- Mohinder Singh
c- Milkha Singh
d- Harbhajan Singh
Answer- c- Milkha Singh
The Postage Stamp in India was introduced by which Governor
General-
a- Lord Canning
b- Lord Dalhousie
c- Lord Auckland
d- Lord Bentick
Answer- b- Lord Dalhousie
Who founded Sikhism-
a- Nanak
b- Ramdas
c- Gobind Singh
d- Arjuna Dev
Answer- a- Nanak
A national party is one which receives 4% of the total votes
polled in-
a- Two or more state
b- The capital City
c- Four or more state
d- In all State
Answer- c- Four or more state
Patanjali is famous for his-
a- Brahma Sutra
b- Yoga Sutra
c- Nyaya Darshan
d- Ayurveda
Answer- b- Yoga Sutra
Which was the first mass movement started by Mahatma Gandhi-
a- Salt Movement
b- Quit India Movement
c- Indigo Movement
d- Non Co-operation Movement
Answer- d- Non co-operation movement
Bande Matram was part of which novel-
a- Anand Math
b- Grihadaha
c- Durgesh Nandini
d- Gitanjali
Answer- a- Anand Math
Who was the chairperson of the Drafting Committee set up by
the Constituent Assembly-
a- Rajendra Prasad
b- Jawaharlal Nehru
c- B R Ambedkar
d- None
Answer- c- B R Ambedkar
In which year first general election in India was held-
a- 1950
b- 1951
c- 1952
d- 1953
Answer- b- 1951
Which was the first state created on the linguistic basis-
a- Assam
b- Tamilnadu
c- Karnataka
d- Andhra Pradesh
Answer- d- Andhra Pradesh
How many spokes are there in the Ashok Chakra of National
flag-
a- 16
b- 20
c- 24
d- 28
Answer- c-24
Mc Mohan Line lies between which two country-
a- India, Pakisthan
b- India, China
c- India, Bangladesh
d- India, Myanmar
Answer- b- India, China
Which is the highest national award-
a- Padmashree
b- Padma Vibhushan
c- Ashok Chakra
d- Bharat Ratna
Answer- d- Bharat Ratna
Areawise which is the largest district of India-
a- Baster
b- Burdwan
c- Kachchh
d- Leh-Laddakh
Answer- d- Leh-Laddakh
The great law giver of ancient time was-
a- Manu
b- Ashoka
c- B R Ambedkar
d- Aryabhata
Answer- a- Manu
English is the official language of which Indian State-
a- Tripura
b- Nagaland
c- Assam
d- Manipur
Answer- b- Nagaland
Jana Gana Mana was first sung when and where-
a- 24 Jan,1950,Allahabad
b- 24 Jan,1950,Delhi
c- 26 Dec,1942,Calcutta
d- 27 Dec,1911,Calcutta
Answer- 27 Dec,1911, Calcutta
Head Office of SBI is located in which Indian City-
a- Kolkata
b- Mumbai
c- Pune
d- New Delhi
Answer- b- Mumbai
Amartya Sen won Nobel Award in which field-
a- Peace
b- Medicine
c- Economics
d- Chemistry
Answer- c- Economics
Saraswati Samman is given for outstanding contribution in-
a- Literature
b- Fine arts
c- Education
d- Classical Music
Answer- a- Literature
Which is the oldest mountain range of India-
a- Himalaya
b- Aravali
c- Satpura
d- Nilgiri
Answer- b- Aravali
Kaziranga National Park is famous for which animal-
a- Lion
b- Tiger
c- Crocodile
d- Rhinoceros
Answer- d- Rhinaceros
In which Indian state has maximum number of Sugar factories-
a- Bihar
b- Assam
c- Uttar Pradesh
d- Punjab
Answer- c- Uttar Pradesh
Which is the artificial port of India-
a- Chennai
b- Haldia
c- Kandla
d- Mangalore
Answer- a- Chennai
which one among the following is an active volcano of India-
a- Barren Island
b- Maya Bunder Island
c- Noncowry Island
d- Nicobar Island
Answer- a- Barren Island
How many islands of India are located in Bay of Bengal-
a- 200
b- 204
c- 210
d- 265
Answer- b-204
Among sources of power, India has largest reserve of-
a- Natural Gas
b- Oil
c- Coal
d- Atomic Power
Answer- c- Coal
Who is also known as Lok Nayak-
a- M Gandhi
b- Bal Gangadhar Tilak
c- Subhas Chandra Bose
d- Jai Prakesh Narayan
Answer- d- Jai Prakesh Narayan
On which date Jammu and Kashmir became part of India-
a- 26 Oct, 1947
b- 26 Nov, 1948
c- 26 Oct, 1948
d- None
Answer- a-26 Oct,1947
Where is Raisina Hill-
a- Himalaya
b- Kashmir
c- Presidents House
d- Kerala
Answer- c-Presidents House
Which Indian state does not keep its own High Court-
a- Odisha
b- Sikkim
c- Manipur
d- Himachal Pradesh
Answer- c-Manipur
National Emblem of India is-
a- Lion
b- Dharma Chakra
c- Tiger
d- Star and Crescent
Answer- b- Dharma Chakra
Who is the author of the book Around the world in Eighty
Days-
a- Jules Verne
b- J K Rowling
c- Charles Dickens
d- K Bhatt
Answer- a- Jules Verne
The headquarter of International Court of Justice is located
at-
a- New York
b- Geneva
c- Rome
d- The Hague
Answer- d- The Hague
Which Indian lake has the highest water salinity-
a- Wular
b- Chilika
c- Dal
d- Sambhar
Answer- d- Sambhar
Which Indian city is also known as Pearl City-
a- Hyderabad
b- Kandla
c- Tuticorin
d- Kochi
Answer- c- Tuticorin
In which year Panchayati Raj System was introduced in India-
a- 1945
b- 1950
c- 1959
d- 1962
Answer- c- 1959
Who is the author of the Harry Potter book series-
a- Jhuma Lahiri
b- J K Rowling
c- Charles Dickens
d- DBC Pierre
Answer- b- J K Rowling
Where is the headquarter of WHO is situated-
a- Hague
b- Geneva
c- Oslo
d- New York
Answer- d- New York
Who was the first Indian Governor General of India-
a- Rajendra Prasad
b- B R Ambedkar
c- C Rajagopalachari
d- Surendranath Banerjee
Answer- c- C Rajagopalachari
The first Iron and Steel industry of India was established
in-
a- Jamshedpur
b- Bhilai
c- Burnpur
d- Bhadravati
Answer- a- Jamshedpur
Which Sikh guru assumed the title Sachcha Padshah-
a- Guru Hargovind
b- Guru Nanak
c- Guru Gobind Singh
d- Guru Teg Bahadur
Answer- d- Guru Teg Bahadur
In which year the first railway line in India was opened-
a- 1833
b- 1853
c- 1857
d- 1861
Answer- 1853
In India where ships are build-
a- Calicut
b- Vishakapatnam
c- Goa
d- Chennai
Answer- b- Vishakapatnam