Q. 173 - explanation of third statement 👆👆👆
Q.174) Consider the following statements
1. The Major ports are under the Union list while the non-major ports are under the state list 2. Major Ports are defined in the Major Ports trusts Act,1963
1. The Major ports are under the Union list while the non-major ports are under the state list 2. Major Ports are defined in the Major Ports trusts Act,1963
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17%
1 only
30%
2 only
48%
Both
6%
None
Major ports authority bill, 2020 is in news ....so the above mcq 👆👆👆
In the above mcq, the word is "defined" . And major ports are defined in Indian Ports Act , 1908 .
But in news , it's the Major Ports Authorities Bill, 2020 , which replaces the Major ports Trusts Act, 1964......( This is the "trap" )
But in news , it's the Major Ports Authorities Bill, 2020 , which replaces the Major ports Trusts Act, 1964......( This is the "trap" )
The provisions related to administration of ports are under the 1964 act ( now the 2020 amendment bill ).......
Understanding the sentences from different upsc websites is the "key"....
Understanding the sentences from different upsc websites is the "key"....
Q.175) During the British rule, the "Lothian Committee" was is related with which of the following ?
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27%
Franchise
37%
Finance
20%
States
16%
Education
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Q.174) Consider the following statements
1. The Major ports are under the Union list while the non-major ports are under the state list 2. Major Ports are defined in the Major Ports trusts Act,1963
1. The Major ports are under the Union list while the non-major ports are under the state list 2. Major Ports are defined in the Major Ports trusts Act,1963
Major ports are under the administrative control of the Central govt ( Ministry of shipping ) , while the non-major ports are governed by the respective Maritime state governments
Q.176) Consider the following statements about the Geneva Convention on the Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution ( CLRTAP )
1. It is the first international legally binding treaty to deal with the problems of air pollution on a broad regional basis
2. India is a party to this convention
3. The "Aarhus Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants" ( POPs) is an agreement under this Convention
1. It is the first international legally binding treaty to deal with the problems of air pollution on a broad regional basis
2. India is a party to this convention
3. The "Aarhus Protocol on Persistent Organic Pollutants" ( POPs) is an agreement under this Convention
Q.177) Consider the following about Flag Satyagraha
1. It was a campaign of peaceful civil disobedience during the Indian independence movement post 1920s
2. Sardar Vallabhai Patel , C.Rajagopalachari and Rajendra Prasad were active protesters of the Flag Satyagraha of Nagpur
1. It was a campaign of peaceful civil disobedience during the Indian independence movement post 1920s
2. Sardar Vallabhai Patel , C.Rajagopalachari and Rajendra Prasad were active protesters of the Flag Satyagraha of Nagpur
Q.178) Which of the following are notable events of Flag Satyagraha
1. Flag satyagraha of Nagpur 2. Quit India movement 3. Salt satyagraha 4. Shivapur Dhwaja Satyagraha
1. Flag satyagraha of Nagpur 2. Quit India movement 3. Salt satyagraha 4. Shivapur Dhwaja Satyagraha
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25%
1 only
15%
1 & 2
25%
1, 2 & 3
34%
1, 2, 3 & 4
Q.179) Arrange the following Satyagraha in chronological way.
1. Vaikom satyagraha 2. Rajkot satyagraha 3. Sword satyagraha 4. Neil statue Satyagraha
1. Vaikom satyagraha 2. Rajkot satyagraha 3. Sword satyagraha 4. Neil statue Satyagraha
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25%
1 - 2 - 3 - 4
28%
4 - 2 - 1 - 3
36%
1 - 3 - 4 - 2
10%
1 - 4 - 3 - 2
Note - sword satyagraha & Neil statue satyagraha are associated with K.Kamaraj ( during the freedom struggle ).
Q.180) The Qissa Khwani bazaar massacre is associated with which of the following ?
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44%
Khudai khidmatgars
23%
Muslim league
21%
Deoband Movement
12%
Direct Action day
Q.181) Consider about ""Satrap system" in Ancient India
1.This system was introduced by the Sakas,along with the Parthians 2. the Satrap system was an example of monarchical centralisation 3. It was a crude from of modern day provincial administration
1.This system was introduced by the Sakas,along with the Parthians 2. the Satrap system was an example of monarchical centralisation 3. It was a crude from of modern day provincial administration
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23%
1 and 3
25%
2 and 3
18%
2 only
34%
All of the above
Explanation of Satrap system 👇👇👇