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Major Volcanoes of the World
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Cotopaxi (the tallest active volcano in the world)
✔️ Ecuador
Mount Etna
✔️ Sicily (Italy)
Asojadel Celado
✔️ Argentina - Chile
Popocatapital
✔️ Mexico
monaloa
✔️ Hawaiian Islands
Mount Cameron
✔️ Cameron (Africa)
Vesuvius
✔️ Bay of Naples (Italy)
Stromboli
✔️ Lipari Island (Mediterranean Sea)
(Lighthouse of the Mediterranean Sea)
Krakatoa
✔️ Indonesia
Katmai
✔️ Alaska (U.S.A.)
Mount Rainier
✔️ U.S.A.
Mount Shasta
✔️ U.S.A.
Chimberajo
✔️ Ecuador
Fujiyama
✔️ Japan
Mount Tal
✔️ Philippines
Demband
✔️ Iran
Koh Sultan
✔️ Iran
Mount Popa
✔️ Myanmar
Kilimanjaro
✔️ Tanzania
Meyana
✔️ Philippines
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Major Volcanoes of the World
〰
Cotopaxi (the tallest active volcano in the world)
✔️ Ecuador
Mount Etna
✔️ Sicily (Italy)
Asojadel Celado
✔️ Argentina - Chile
Popocatapital
✔️ Mexico
monaloa
✔️ Hawaiian Islands
Mount Cameron
✔️ Cameron (Africa)
Vesuvius
✔️ Bay of Naples (Italy)
Stromboli
✔️ Lipari Island (Mediterranean Sea)
(Lighthouse of the Mediterranean Sea)
Krakatoa
✔️ Indonesia
Katmai
✔️ Alaska (U.S.A.)
Mount Rainier
✔️ U.S.A.
Mount Shasta
✔️ U.S.A.
Chimberajo
✔️ Ecuador
Fujiyama
✔️ Japan
Mount Tal
✔️ Philippines
Demband
✔️ Iran
Koh Sultan
✔️ Iran
Mount Popa
✔️ Myanmar
Kilimanjaro
✔️ Tanzania
Meyana
✔️ Philippines
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I N D I A N R U L E R S
Slave Dynasty
1=1193 Muhammad Ghori
2=1206 Qutubuddin Aibak
3=1210 Aram Shah
4=1211 Iltutmish
5=1236 Ruknuddin Firoz Shah
6=1236 Razia Sultan
7=1240 Muizuddin Bahram Shah
8=1242 Allauddin Masood Shah
9=1246 Nasiruddin Mahmud
10=1266 Giasudin Bulban
11=1286 kai happy
12=1287 Muizudin Kaiqubad
13=1290 Shamuddin Kaimurs
1290 Slave dynasty ended
(Reign - 97 years approx)
Khilji dynasty
1=1290 Jalaluddin Firoz Khilji
2=1296
allaudin khilji
4=1316 Sahabuddin Umar Shah
5=1316 Qutubuddin Mubarak Shah
6=1320 Nasiruddin Khusro Shah
7=1320 Khilji dynasty ended
(reign 30 years approx)
Tughlaq dynasty
1=1320 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq I
2=1325 Muhammad bin Tughlaq II
3=1351 Firoz Shah Tughlaq
4=1388 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq Second
5=1389 Abu Bakr Shah
6=1389 Muhammad Tughlaq the third
7=1394 Sikandar Shah I
8=1394 Nasiruddin Shah Second
9=1395 Nasrat Shah
10=1399 Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah on second persecution
11=1413 Dolatshah
1414 Tughlaq dynasty ended
(reign - 94 years approx)
Sayyid dynasty
1=1414 Khizr Khan
2=1421 Muizzudin Mubarak Shah Second
3=1434 Muhammad Shah IV
4=1445 Allauddin Alam Shah
1451 Sayyid dynasty ended
(reign - 37 years approx)
Lodi dynasty
1=1451 Bahlol Lodi
2=1489 Sikandar Lodi second
3=1517 Ibrahim Lodi
1526 Lodi dynasty ended
(reign - 75 years approx)
Mughal dynasty
1=1526 Zahiruddin Babur
2=1530 Humayun
1539 Mughal Dynasty Intermission
Suri dynasty
1=1539 Sher Shah Suri
2=1545 Islam Shah Suri
3=1552 Mahmud Shah Suri
4=1553 Ibrahim Suri
5=1554 Firhuz Shah Suri
6=1554 Mubarak Khan Suri
7=1555 Sikandar Suri
Suri dynasty ended, (reign 16 years approx)
Mughal dynasty restarted
1=1555 Humayun on the throne again
2=1556 Jalaluddin Akbar
3=1605 Jahangir Salim
4=1628 Shah Jahan
5=1659 Aurangzeb
6=1707 Shah Alam the first
7=1712 Jahadar Shah
8=1713 Farooqsheer
9=1719 Raifudu Rajat
10=1719 Raifud Daula
11=1719 Nekushiyar
12=1719 Mahmud Shah
13=1748 Ahmed Shah
14=1754 Alamgir
15=1759 Shah Alam
16=1806 Akbar Shah
17=1837 Bahadur Shah Zafar
1857 Mughal dynasty ended
(reign - 315 years approx)
British Raj (Viceroy)
1=1858 Lord Canning
2=1862 Lord James Bruce Elgin
3=1864 Lord John Lorraine
4=1869 Lord Richard Mayo
5=1872 Lord Northbook
6=1876 Lord Edward Lutenlord
7=1880 Lord George Ripon
8=1884 Lord Dufferin
9=1888 Lord Honey Lansdowne
10=1894 Lord Victor Bruce Elgin
11=1899 Lord George Curzon
12=1905 Lord Gilbert Minto
13=1910 Lord Charles Hardinge
14=1916 Lord Frederick Salmsford
15=1921 Lord Roux Isaac Reading
16=1926 Lord Edward Irwin
17=1931 Lord Freeman Wellingdon
18=1936 Lord Alexander Linlithgow
19=1943 Lord Archibald Wavell
20=1947 Lord Mountbatten
Free India, Prime Minister
1=1947 Jawaharlal Nehru
2=1964 Gulzarilal Nanda
3=1964 Lal Bahadur Shastri
4=1966 Gulzarilal Nanda
5=1966 Indira Gandhi
6=1977 Morarji Desai
7=1979 Charan Singh
8=1980 Indira Gandhi
9=1984 Rajiv Gandhi
10=1989 Vishwanath Pratap Singh
11=1990 Chandrashekhar
12=1991 PV Narasimha Rao
13=Atal Bihari Vajpayee
14=1996 HD Deve Gowda
15=1997 IK Gujral
16=1998 Atal Bihari Vajpayee
17=2004 Dr.Manmohan Singh
18=2014Narendra Modi from
Slave Dynasty
1=1193 Muhammad Ghori
2=1206 Qutubuddin Aibak
3=1210 Aram Shah
4=1211 Iltutmish
5=1236 Ruknuddin Firoz Shah
6=1236 Razia Sultan
7=1240 Muizuddin Bahram Shah
8=1242 Allauddin Masood Shah
9=1246 Nasiruddin Mahmud
10=1266 Giasudin Bulban
11=1286 kai happy
12=1287 Muizudin Kaiqubad
13=1290 Shamuddin Kaimurs
1290 Slave dynasty ended
(Reign - 97 years approx)
Khilji dynasty
1=1290 Jalaluddin Firoz Khilji
2=1296
allaudin khilji
4=1316 Sahabuddin Umar Shah
5=1316 Qutubuddin Mubarak Shah
6=1320 Nasiruddin Khusro Shah
7=1320 Khilji dynasty ended
(reign 30 years approx)
Tughlaq dynasty
1=1320 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq I
2=1325 Muhammad bin Tughlaq II
3=1351 Firoz Shah Tughlaq
4=1388 Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq Second
5=1389 Abu Bakr Shah
6=1389 Muhammad Tughlaq the third
7=1394 Sikandar Shah I
8=1394 Nasiruddin Shah Second
9=1395 Nasrat Shah
10=1399 Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah on second persecution
11=1413 Dolatshah
1414 Tughlaq dynasty ended
(reign - 94 years approx)
Sayyid dynasty
1=1414 Khizr Khan
2=1421 Muizzudin Mubarak Shah Second
3=1434 Muhammad Shah IV
4=1445 Allauddin Alam Shah
1451 Sayyid dynasty ended
(reign - 37 years approx)
Lodi dynasty
1=1451 Bahlol Lodi
2=1489 Sikandar Lodi second
3=1517 Ibrahim Lodi
1526 Lodi dynasty ended
(reign - 75 years approx)
Mughal dynasty
1=1526 Zahiruddin Babur
2=1530 Humayun
1539 Mughal Dynasty Intermission
Suri dynasty
1=1539 Sher Shah Suri
2=1545 Islam Shah Suri
3=1552 Mahmud Shah Suri
4=1553 Ibrahim Suri
5=1554 Firhuz Shah Suri
6=1554 Mubarak Khan Suri
7=1555 Sikandar Suri
Suri dynasty ended, (reign 16 years approx)
Mughal dynasty restarted
1=1555 Humayun on the throne again
2=1556 Jalaluddin Akbar
3=1605 Jahangir Salim
4=1628 Shah Jahan
5=1659 Aurangzeb
6=1707 Shah Alam the first
7=1712 Jahadar Shah
8=1713 Farooqsheer
9=1719 Raifudu Rajat
10=1719 Raifud Daula
11=1719 Nekushiyar
12=1719 Mahmud Shah
13=1748 Ahmed Shah
14=1754 Alamgir
15=1759 Shah Alam
16=1806 Akbar Shah
17=1837 Bahadur Shah Zafar
1857 Mughal dynasty ended
(reign - 315 years approx)
British Raj (Viceroy)
1=1858 Lord Canning
2=1862 Lord James Bruce Elgin
3=1864 Lord John Lorraine
4=1869 Lord Richard Mayo
5=1872 Lord Northbook
6=1876 Lord Edward Lutenlord
7=1880 Lord George Ripon
8=1884 Lord Dufferin
9=1888 Lord Honey Lansdowne
10=1894 Lord Victor Bruce Elgin
11=1899 Lord George Curzon
12=1905 Lord Gilbert Minto
13=1910 Lord Charles Hardinge
14=1916 Lord Frederick Salmsford
15=1921 Lord Roux Isaac Reading
16=1926 Lord Edward Irwin
17=1931 Lord Freeman Wellingdon
18=1936 Lord Alexander Linlithgow
19=1943 Lord Archibald Wavell
20=1947 Lord Mountbatten
Free India, Prime Minister
1=1947 Jawaharlal Nehru
2=1964 Gulzarilal Nanda
3=1964 Lal Bahadur Shastri
4=1966 Gulzarilal Nanda
5=1966 Indira Gandhi
6=1977 Morarji Desai
7=1979 Charan Singh
8=1980 Indira Gandhi
9=1984 Rajiv Gandhi
10=1989 Vishwanath Pratap Singh
11=1990 Chandrashekhar
12=1991 PV Narasimha Rao
13=Atal Bihari Vajpayee
14=1996 HD Deve Gowda
15=1997 IK Gujral
16=1998 Atal Bihari Vajpayee
17=2004 Dr.Manmohan Singh
18=2014Narendra Modi from
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ONE_LINER_GK_QUESTIONS
1. Kangchenjunga is located in which state of India?
- in Sikkim
2. Which is the oldest mountain range of India?
- Aravali
3. What is the highest peak of the Aravalli mountain called?
- Guru Shikhar
4. Which is the largest glacier?
-- Siachen
5. What is the height of the highest peak of Himalayas?
-- 8850 meters
6. Which hills lie between Narmada and Tapti rivers?
Satpura hills
7. Where is Khyber Pass located?
between Pakistan and Afghanistan
8. Paldhar Pass connects which two states?
Kerala and Tamil Nadu
9. In which state is the Nathula Pass located?
- in Uttarakhand
10. The route from Jammu to Srinagar passes through which pass?
- Banihal Pass
11. On the bank of which river is the famous Mahakaleshwar temple?
- Narmada river
12. The world's largest delta is formed by which rivers?
By Ganga and Brahmaputra
13. At which place Bhagirathi and Alaknanda join together to form Ganga?
- in Devprayag
14. Aravalli mountain range is divided by which river system?
Chambal and Sabarmati
15. Where does the Luni river fall?
- In the run of Kutch
16. Which rivers originate near Lake Mansarovar in Tibet?
Sutlej, Indus, Brahmaputra
17. Which river is known as Jamuna in Bangladesh?
- Brahmaputra
18. Which river is known as second Ganga?
- Kaveri river
19. Which is the most suitable crop for dry land?
- Peanuts
20. Which is the capital of Rajasthan?
-- Jaipur
21. Jawara mines of Udaipur is famous for the mining of which mineral?
- zinc
22. On the basis of what is the difference found between the oceanic and continental layers?
- Density
23. Which coast of peninsular India receives maximum rainfall in winter?
- Coromandel Coast
24. Which Indian region is richer in terms of minerals?
- Chota Nagpur Plateau
25. From which river does Tehri Dam get its water?
- Bhagirathi
26. Which air lacks cyclonic motion?
-- tornado
27. Which of the following vegetation is predominant in India?
- autumn forest
28. The famous 'Sardar Sarovar Project' is in which of the following states?
-- Gujarat
29. Which of the following types of vegetation is found in the Western Ghats mountainous region of India?
-- Evergreen
30. Which state is leading in the development of hydroelectric power in India?
-- Uttar Pradesh
31. On which date are day and night equal?
-- 23 September
32. From which source is the main source of salt obtained in India?
- Sea water - rock salt layers, lake and soil water
33. Which river is also known as the Great Ganga?
- to Godavari
34. Which river is famous for changing its course
-- Kosi
35. Which river forms Kapil watershed?
- Narmada
36. Which river is called the mourning of Odisha
- Brahmin
37. Van Ganga and Pan Ganga are tributaries of
- of Godavari
38. On which river is the longest road bridge built?
-- Ganges
39. Which river forms the world's largest river island Majuli
- Brahmaputra
40. In which state of India most of the river Narmada flows
- in Madhya Pradesh
41. Which river flows through the Rift Valley?
- Tapti river
42. On which river is the water agreement between India and Pakistan?
-- Indus
43. According to the Indus agreement, India can use what percentage of the water of the Indus river
-- 20 percent
44. Which river flows only through the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India?
- Indus river
45. Panchganga and Dudhganga are tributaries of
of Krishna river
46. Where does the Damodar river originate?
From the Chota Nagpur Plateau
47. Which type of soil requires minimum fertilizer?
-- Alluvium
48. What percentage of the entire land area of India is covered by alluvial soil?
-- 24%
49. What is the name given to alluvial soil when the amount of sand particles and chalk is almost equal?
- loam
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1. Kangchenjunga is located in which state of India?
- in Sikkim
2. Which is the oldest mountain range of India?
- Aravali
3. What is the highest peak of the Aravalli mountain called?
- Guru Shikhar
4. Which is the largest glacier?
-- Siachen
5. What is the height of the highest peak of Himalayas?
-- 8850 meters
6. Which hills lie between Narmada and Tapti rivers?
Satpura hills
7. Where is Khyber Pass located?
between Pakistan and Afghanistan
8. Paldhar Pass connects which two states?
Kerala and Tamil Nadu
9. In which state is the Nathula Pass located?
- in Uttarakhand
10. The route from Jammu to Srinagar passes through which pass?
- Banihal Pass
11. On the bank of which river is the famous Mahakaleshwar temple?
- Narmada river
12. The world's largest delta is formed by which rivers?
By Ganga and Brahmaputra
13. At which place Bhagirathi and Alaknanda join together to form Ganga?
- in Devprayag
14. Aravalli mountain range is divided by which river system?
Chambal and Sabarmati
15. Where does the Luni river fall?
- In the run of Kutch
16. Which rivers originate near Lake Mansarovar in Tibet?
Sutlej, Indus, Brahmaputra
17. Which river is known as Jamuna in Bangladesh?
- Brahmaputra
18. Which river is known as second Ganga?
- Kaveri river
19. Which is the most suitable crop for dry land?
- Peanuts
20. Which is the capital of Rajasthan?
-- Jaipur
21. Jawara mines of Udaipur is famous for the mining of which mineral?
- zinc
22. On the basis of what is the difference found between the oceanic and continental layers?
- Density
23. Which coast of peninsular India receives maximum rainfall in winter?
- Coromandel Coast
24. Which Indian region is richer in terms of minerals?
- Chota Nagpur Plateau
25. From which river does Tehri Dam get its water?
- Bhagirathi
26. Which air lacks cyclonic motion?
-- tornado
27. Which of the following vegetation is predominant in India?
- autumn forest
28. The famous 'Sardar Sarovar Project' is in which of the following states?
-- Gujarat
29. Which of the following types of vegetation is found in the Western Ghats mountainous region of India?
-- Evergreen
30. Which state is leading in the development of hydroelectric power in India?
-- Uttar Pradesh
31. On which date are day and night equal?
-- 23 September
32. From which source is the main source of salt obtained in India?
- Sea water - rock salt layers, lake and soil water
33. Which river is also known as the Great Ganga?
- to Godavari
34. Which river is famous for changing its course
-- Kosi
35. Which river forms Kapil watershed?
- Narmada
36. Which river is called the mourning of Odisha
- Brahmin
37. Van Ganga and Pan Ganga are tributaries of
- of Godavari
38. On which river is the longest road bridge built?
-- Ganges
39. Which river forms the world's largest river island Majuli
- Brahmaputra
40. In which state of India most of the river Narmada flows
- in Madhya Pradesh
41. Which river flows through the Rift Valley?
- Tapti river
42. On which river is the water agreement between India and Pakistan?
-- Indus
43. According to the Indus agreement, India can use what percentage of the water of the Indus river
-- 20 percent
44. Which river flows only through the state of Jammu and Kashmir in India?
- Indus river
45. Panchganga and Dudhganga are tributaries of
of Krishna river
46. Where does the Damodar river originate?
From the Chota Nagpur Plateau
47. Which type of soil requires minimum fertilizer?
-- Alluvium
48. What percentage of the entire land area of India is covered by alluvial soil?
-- 24%
49. What is the name given to alluvial soil when the amount of sand particles and chalk is almost equal?
- loam
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16 Mahajanapadas ( 600 - 325 BC)
️ According to the Buddhist text - Aguttaranikaya
️ 1. Kamboja – Capital – Hatak/Rajpur
️ 2. Gandhara - Capital - Taxila
️ 3. Kuru - Capital - Indraprastha
️4.Shursen -- Capital -- Mathura
️5. Matsya - Capital - Biratnagar
️ 6. Avanti - Capital - Ujjain
️ 7. Ashmak - Capital - Potan / Pothli (the only district of South India)
️ 8. Panchala - Capital - Ahichchhatra / Kampilaya
️ 9. Kaushal - Capital - Sravasti / Kushavati
️ 10. Malla - Capital - Kushinagar, Pavapuri
️11. Kashi - Capital - Varanasi
️12. Magadha - Capital - Rajgriha / Girivraj
️13. Vajji - Capital - Vaishali
️14. Anga - Capital - Champa
️15. Vatsa - Capital - Kaushambi
️16. Chedi - Capital - Shaktimati
️ NOTE :- 2 Republics -- Malla, Vajji.
️ Outside India District 2:- Kamboj, Gandhi
️ According to the Buddhist text - Aguttaranikaya
️ 1. Kamboja – Capital – Hatak/Rajpur
️ 2. Gandhara - Capital - Taxila
️ 3. Kuru - Capital - Indraprastha
️4.Shursen -- Capital -- Mathura
️5. Matsya - Capital - Biratnagar
️ 6. Avanti - Capital - Ujjain
️ 7. Ashmak - Capital - Potan / Pothli (the only district of South India)
️ 8. Panchala - Capital - Ahichchhatra / Kampilaya
️ 9. Kaushal - Capital - Sravasti / Kushavati
️ 10. Malla - Capital - Kushinagar, Pavapuri
️11. Kashi - Capital - Varanasi
️12. Magadha - Capital - Rajgriha / Girivraj
️13. Vajji - Capital - Vaishali
️14. Anga - Capital - Champa
️15. Vatsa - Capital - Kaushambi
️16. Chedi - Capital - Shaktimati
️ NOTE :- 2 Republics -- Malla, Vajji.
️ Outside India District 2:- Kamboj, Gandhi
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️ Important Q&A for All Exams
When was the 'Brahma Samaj' established - 1828 AD.
'Brahma Samaj' was founded by whom and where - in Calcutta, Raja Rammohan Roy
Which was the first movement to reform Hinduism in modern India - Brahmo Samaj
Which was the opposition organization of Brahmo Samaj which opposed the practice of Sati and other reforms- Dharma Sabha
Who was the founder of Dharma Sabha - Radhakanta Dev
When did the practice of Sati end - 1829 AD.
Whose effort was the most in the end of the practice of Sati - Raja Rammohan Roy
When 'Arya Samaj' was established - 1875 AD, Mumbai
Who founded 'Arya Samaj' - Swami Dayanand Saraswati
What is Arya Samaj against - religious rituals and idol worship
Who is considered the father of Indian Renaissance in the 19th century - Raja Rammohan Roy
Where was Rajaram Mohan Roy born- Radhanagar, District Vardhman
What was the original name of Swami Dayanand Saraswati- Moolshankar
Who took over the reins of Brahmo Samaj after Raja Rammohun Roy went to England- Ramchand Vidhwagish
With whose efforts the roots of Brahmo Samaj spread in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Madras- Keshavchandra Sen
In 1815 AD, who established the 'Atmiya Sabha' in Calcutta - Raja Rammohan Roy
Raja Rammohun Roy and David Hare were associated with Hakis institution- Hindu College
When and where was the Theosophical Society established - 1875 AD, in New York
When and where the Theosophical Society was established in India - 1882 AD, in Adyar, Madras
Who composed 'Satyarth Prakash' - Dayanand Saraswati
Who gave the slogan of 'Vedas ki lots' - Dayanand Saraswati
When 'Ramakrishna Mission' was established - 1896-97 AD, Bailur (Calcutta)
Who founded the 'Ramakrishna Mission' - Swami Vivekananda
Who started the Aligarh movement - Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Who laid the foundation of Aligarh Muslim University- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Who was the leader of 'Young Bengal' movement - Henry Vivian Derozio
Who was the founder of 'Satya Shodhak Samaj' - Jyotiba Phule
Which religious reformer died outside India - Raja Rammohan Roy
Where was the main center of Wahabi movement- Patna
When slavery was declared illegal in India - 1843 AD.
By whom was the system of English education in India - by William Bentinck
Whose statement is 'the whole truth is contained in the Vedas' - Swami Dayanand Saraswati
Who is called 'Socrates of Maharashtra' - Mahadev Govind Ranade
Where did Vivekananda become famous in the World Conference of Religions - Chicago
Who was the editor of 'Samvad Kaumudi' - Raja Rammohan Roy
'Tatva Ranjini Sabha', 'Tatva Bodhini Sabha' and 'Tatva Bodhin Patrika' are related to - Devendra Nath Tagore
'Prayer Samaj' was founded as a result of whose inspiration - Keshavchandra Sen
Who brought out the magazine 'Vama Bodhini' for women- Keshavchandra Sen
Who was Shardamani - wife of Ramakrishna Paramahansa
Who started the 'Kuka Movement' - Guru Ram Singh
Which religious law was passed in 1956 AD - Religious Disqualification Act
Which reformer of Maharashtra is called 'Lokhitwadi' - Gopal Hari Deshmukh
On which principle is the Brahmo Samaj based - monotheism
Who founded 'Dev Samaj' - Shivnarayan Agnihotri
Who is the founder of 'Radhaswami Satsang'- Shivdayal Sahib
Who was the proponent of the Favian movement - Annie Besant
What was the movement that started in the early decade of the 20th century - Ahrar
When and by whom was 'Bharat Samaj Sevak' established - 1905 AD, by Gopal Krishna Gokhale
When was the Sikh Gurdwara Act passed - 1925 AD.
What was the original name of Ramakrishna Paramhansa - Gadadhar Chattopadhyay
When did Dr. Annie Besant become the President of the Indian National Congress - 1917 AD.
When did Swami Vivekananda participate in the Chicago World Religions Conference - 1893 AD.
Who composed the 'Preceptus of Jesus' - Raja Rammohan Roy
Which was the Persian book of Raja Rammohun Roy, which was published in 1809 - Tuhfatuh-ul-Muwahideen
Who founded the Vedanta College - Raja Rammohan Roy
When was the 'Brahma Samaj' established - 1828 AD.
'Brahma Samaj' was founded by whom and where - in Calcutta, Raja Rammohan Roy
Which was the first movement to reform Hinduism in modern India - Brahmo Samaj
Which was the opposition organization of Brahmo Samaj which opposed the practice of Sati and other reforms- Dharma Sabha
Who was the founder of Dharma Sabha - Radhakanta Dev
When did the practice of Sati end - 1829 AD.
Whose effort was the most in the end of the practice of Sati - Raja Rammohan Roy
When 'Arya Samaj' was established - 1875 AD, Mumbai
Who founded 'Arya Samaj' - Swami Dayanand Saraswati
What is Arya Samaj against - religious rituals and idol worship
Who is considered the father of Indian Renaissance in the 19th century - Raja Rammohan Roy
Where was Rajaram Mohan Roy born- Radhanagar, District Vardhman
What was the original name of Swami Dayanand Saraswati- Moolshankar
Who took over the reins of Brahmo Samaj after Raja Rammohun Roy went to England- Ramchand Vidhwagish
With whose efforts the roots of Brahmo Samaj spread in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Madras- Keshavchandra Sen
In 1815 AD, who established the 'Atmiya Sabha' in Calcutta - Raja Rammohan Roy
Raja Rammohun Roy and David Hare were associated with Hakis institution- Hindu College
When and where was the Theosophical Society established - 1875 AD, in New York
When and where the Theosophical Society was established in India - 1882 AD, in Adyar, Madras
Who composed 'Satyarth Prakash' - Dayanand Saraswati
Who gave the slogan of 'Vedas ki lots' - Dayanand Saraswati
When 'Ramakrishna Mission' was established - 1896-97 AD, Bailur (Calcutta)
Who founded the 'Ramakrishna Mission' - Swami Vivekananda
Who started the Aligarh movement - Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Who laid the foundation of Aligarh Muslim University- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Who was the leader of 'Young Bengal' movement - Henry Vivian Derozio
Who was the founder of 'Satya Shodhak Samaj' - Jyotiba Phule
Which religious reformer died outside India - Raja Rammohan Roy
Where was the main center of Wahabi movement- Patna
When slavery was declared illegal in India - 1843 AD.
By whom was the system of English education in India - by William Bentinck
Whose statement is 'the whole truth is contained in the Vedas' - Swami Dayanand Saraswati
Who is called 'Socrates of Maharashtra' - Mahadev Govind Ranade
Where did Vivekananda become famous in the World Conference of Religions - Chicago
Who was the editor of 'Samvad Kaumudi' - Raja Rammohan Roy
'Tatva Ranjini Sabha', 'Tatva Bodhini Sabha' and 'Tatva Bodhin Patrika' are related to - Devendra Nath Tagore
'Prayer Samaj' was founded as a result of whose inspiration - Keshavchandra Sen
Who brought out the magazine 'Vama Bodhini' for women- Keshavchandra Sen
Who was Shardamani - wife of Ramakrishna Paramahansa
Who started the 'Kuka Movement' - Guru Ram Singh
Which religious law was passed in 1956 AD - Religious Disqualification Act
Which reformer of Maharashtra is called 'Lokhitwadi' - Gopal Hari Deshmukh
On which principle is the Brahmo Samaj based - monotheism
Who founded 'Dev Samaj' - Shivnarayan Agnihotri
Who is the founder of 'Radhaswami Satsang'- Shivdayal Sahib
Who was the proponent of the Favian movement - Annie Besant
What was the movement that started in the early decade of the 20th century - Ahrar
When and by whom was 'Bharat Samaj Sevak' established - 1905 AD, by Gopal Krishna Gokhale
When was the Sikh Gurdwara Act passed - 1925 AD.
What was the original name of Ramakrishna Paramhansa - Gadadhar Chattopadhyay
When did Dr. Annie Besant become the President of the Indian National Congress - 1917 AD.
When did Swami Vivekananda participate in the Chicago World Religions Conference - 1893 AD.
Who composed the 'Preceptus of Jesus' - Raja Rammohan Roy
Which was the Persian book of Raja Rammohun Roy, which was published in 1809 - Tuhfatuh-ul-Muwahideen
Who founded the Vedanta College - Raja Rammohan Roy
Forwarded from Defence group for cds afcat
NICKNAMES OF FAMOUS PERSONALITIES.
Milkha Singh : Flying Sikh
Bipin Chandra Pal : Bengal Tiger
Saurav Ganguly : Prince of Kolkata
Lala Lajpat Rai : Punjab Kesari
Rajendra Prasad : Desh Ratna , Ajatshatru
Ravi Shankar Maharaj: Father of Gujarat
Sarojini Naidu : Nightingale of India
Dadabhai Naoroji : Grand Old Man of India
Bal Gangadhar Tilak : Lokmanya
Lal Bahadur Shastri : Man of Peace
Lata Mangeshkar : Swar Kokila
P.T Usha : Udanpari , Payyoli Express
Mother Teresa : Saint of the Gutters
Raja Ram Mohan Roy : Morning Star of India Renaissance
Kapil Dev : Haryana Hurricane
Dhyanchand : Hockey Wizard
Sunil Gavaskar : Little Master
Indira Gandhi : Iron Lady of India
Ashutosh Mukherji : Bengal Kesari
Jayaprakash Narayan : Loknayak
Madan Mohan Malaviya : Mahamana
Tippu Sultan : Mysore Tiger
Bhagat Singh : Shahid-e-Azam
Purushottam Das Tandon : Rajashree
A.P.J Abdul Kalam : Missile Man of India
Homi J. Bhabha : Father of Indian Nuclear Program
Bhimrao Ambedkar : Father of Indian Constitution
Hima Das : Dhing Express
K. Sivan : Rocket man of India
Mrutyunjay Mohapatra : Cyclone man of India
Jadav Payeng : Forest Man of India
Milkha Singh : Flying Sikh
Bipin Chandra Pal : Bengal Tiger
Saurav Ganguly : Prince of Kolkata
Lala Lajpat Rai : Punjab Kesari
Rajendra Prasad : Desh Ratna , Ajatshatru
Ravi Shankar Maharaj: Father of Gujarat
Sarojini Naidu : Nightingale of India
Dadabhai Naoroji : Grand Old Man of India
Bal Gangadhar Tilak : Lokmanya
Lal Bahadur Shastri : Man of Peace
Lata Mangeshkar : Swar Kokila
P.T Usha : Udanpari , Payyoli Express
Mother Teresa : Saint of the Gutters
Raja Ram Mohan Roy : Morning Star of India Renaissance
Kapil Dev : Haryana Hurricane
Dhyanchand : Hockey Wizard
Sunil Gavaskar : Little Master
Indira Gandhi : Iron Lady of India
Ashutosh Mukherji : Bengal Kesari
Jayaprakash Narayan : Loknayak
Madan Mohan Malaviya : Mahamana
Tippu Sultan : Mysore Tiger
Bhagat Singh : Shahid-e-Azam
Purushottam Das Tandon : Rajashree
A.P.J Abdul Kalam : Missile Man of India
Homi J. Bhabha : Father of Indian Nuclear Program
Bhimrao Ambedkar : Father of Indian Constitution
Hima Das : Dhing Express
K. Sivan : Rocket man of India
Mrutyunjay Mohapatra : Cyclone man of India
Jadav Payeng : Forest Man of India
️Major Organizations and their Headquarters❇️
1). Where is the headquarter of GATT?
Answer – Geneva (1947)
2). When were the G-8 countries established?
Answer – 1975
3). Where is the headquarter of UNCTAD located?
Answer – Geneva (1964)
4). Where is the headquarter of International Monetary Fund located?
Answer – Washington (1945)
5). Where is the Food and Creation Organization (FAO) located?
Answer – Rome (1945)
6). Where is the headquarters of World Health Organization (WHO)?
Answer – Geneva 1948
7) Where is the headquarters of Red Cross located?
Answer – Geneva (1863)
8). Where is the headquarter of World Bank located?
Answer – Washington (1945)
9). Where is the headquarter of G-15 countries located?
Answer – Geneva (1989)
10). Where is the headquarter of World Trade Organization (WTO)?
Answer – Geneva (1995)
11). Where are the headquarters of NATO countries located?
Answer – Brussels (1949)
12). Where is the headquarter of SAARC countries located?
Answer – Kathmandu (1985)
13). Where is the headquarter of Asian Development Bank (ADB) located?
Answer – Manila (1966)
14). Where is the International Court of Justice located?
Answer – The Hague (1946)
15). Where is Interpol located?
Answer – Paris (1923)
1). Where is the headquarter of GATT?
Answer – Geneva (1947)
2). When were the G-8 countries established?
Answer – 1975
3). Where is the headquarter of UNCTAD located?
Answer – Geneva (1964)
4). Where is the headquarter of International Monetary Fund located?
Answer – Washington (1945)
5). Where is the Food and Creation Organization (FAO) located?
Answer – Rome (1945)
6). Where is the headquarters of World Health Organization (WHO)?
Answer – Geneva 1948
7) Where is the headquarters of Red Cross located?
Answer – Geneva (1863)
8). Where is the headquarter of World Bank located?
Answer – Washington (1945)
9). Where is the headquarter of G-15 countries located?
Answer – Geneva (1989)
10). Where is the headquarter of World Trade Organization (WTO)?
Answer – Geneva (1995)
11). Where are the headquarters of NATO countries located?
Answer – Brussels (1949)
12). Where is the headquarter of SAARC countries located?
Answer – Kathmandu (1985)
13). Where is the headquarter of Asian Development Bank (ADB) located?
Answer – Manila (1966)
14). Where is the International Court of Justice located?
Answer – The Hague (1946)
15). Where is Interpol located?
Answer – Paris (1923)
biology questions
1.: - The accumulation of which acid in the muscles causes fatigue?
Ans :- Lactic Acid
2.: - Which acid is found in grapes?
Ans :- Tartaric acid
3. :- The study of cancer related diseases is called
Ans :--Organology
4.: - Which is the longest cell in the human body?
Ans :- Nerve cell
5.: - Teeth are mainly made of which material?
Ans :- Dentine
6.: - The shape of which animal is similar to the foot slipper?
Ans :- Paramecium
7.: - How many eyes does an earthworm have?
Ans :- None
8.: - Carrot is a rich source of which vitamin?
Ans :- Vitamin A
9. :- In which of the following substances protein is not found?
Ans :- Rice
10.: - How many grams is there in the human brain?
Ans :- 1350
11. :- The metal found in blood is
Ans :- Iron
12. :- Fermentation is an example of
Ans:- Sourness of milk, Formation of edible bread, Sourness of wet flour
13.: - Which of the following diet provides nutrients for the growth of new tissues in the human body?
Ans :- Paneer
14. :- Which of the following is a flying lizard?
Ans :- Draco
15.: - Which is the only snake that builds a nest?
Ans :- King Cobra
16.: - Which is the biggest fish found in India?
Ans :- Whale Shark
17. :- Pulses are a good source of
Ans :- Protein
18.: - Why does desi ghee give fragrance?
Ans :- Due to diacetyl
19. :- Which color has more deflection in the rainbow?
Ans :- Red color
20.: - Who invented the television?
Ans :- J. Ale. Baird
21:- Why does a diamond appear shiny?
Ans :- Due to mass internal reflection
22. :- What is mainly found in 'Gobar gas'.
Ans :- Methane
23.: - Which instrument is used to measure the purity of milk?
Ans :- Lactometer
24.: - Which is the most abundant metal element on earth?
Ans :- Aluminum
25. :- Pearl is mainly made of which material?
Ans :- Calcium Carbonate
26.: - Which element is found in maximum quantity in the human body?
Ans :- Oxygen
27.: - Which type of tissue acts as a protective shield of the body?
Ans :- Epithelium tissue
28.: - Which animal did man first make his pet?
Ans :- Dog
29. :- Which scientist first melted two pieces of ice by rubbing them together?
Ans :- Davy
30.: - Who produces the loudest sound?
Ans :- Tiger
31. :- When sound waves move, they carry with them
Ans :- Energy
32.: - Which part of the Sun is visible during a solar eclipse?
Ans :- Kirit
33.: - How many colors are there in the sun's ray?
Ans :- 7
34. :- Who is the inventor of 'typewriter' (typing machine)?
Ans :- Shoals
35.: - What is vinegar called in Latin language.
Ans :- Acetum
36. :- Used to remove rust stains from clothes
Ans :- -Oxalic Acid
37. :- What causes 'red rot disease' in sugarcane?
Ans :- By fungi
38. :- What is the botanical name of mango?
Ans :- Mangifera Indica
39. :- Chicory powder mixed with coffee powder is obtained
Ans :- - From the roots
40. :- What is the best source of 'Vitamin-C'?
Ans :- Amla
1.: - The accumulation of which acid in the muscles causes fatigue?
Ans :- Lactic Acid
2.: - Which acid is found in grapes?
Ans :- Tartaric acid
3. :- The study of cancer related diseases is called
Ans :--Organology
4.: - Which is the longest cell in the human body?
Ans :- Nerve cell
5.: - Teeth are mainly made of which material?
Ans :- Dentine
6.: - The shape of which animal is similar to the foot slipper?
Ans :- Paramecium
7.: - How many eyes does an earthworm have?
Ans :- None
8.: - Carrot is a rich source of which vitamin?
Ans :- Vitamin A
9. :- In which of the following substances protein is not found?
Ans :- Rice
10.: - How many grams is there in the human brain?
Ans :- 1350
11. :- The metal found in blood is
Ans :- Iron
12. :- Fermentation is an example of
Ans:- Sourness of milk, Formation of edible bread, Sourness of wet flour
13.: - Which of the following diet provides nutrients for the growth of new tissues in the human body?
Ans :- Paneer
14. :- Which of the following is a flying lizard?
Ans :- Draco
15.: - Which is the only snake that builds a nest?
Ans :- King Cobra
16.: - Which is the biggest fish found in India?
Ans :- Whale Shark
17. :- Pulses are a good source of
Ans :- Protein
18.: - Why does desi ghee give fragrance?
Ans :- Due to diacetyl
19. :- Which color has more deflection in the rainbow?
Ans :- Red color
20.: - Who invented the television?
Ans :- J. Ale. Baird
21:- Why does a diamond appear shiny?
Ans :- Due to mass internal reflection
22. :- What is mainly found in 'Gobar gas'.
Ans :- Methane
23.: - Which instrument is used to measure the purity of milk?
Ans :- Lactometer
24.: - Which is the most abundant metal element on earth?
Ans :- Aluminum
25. :- Pearl is mainly made of which material?
Ans :- Calcium Carbonate
26.: - Which element is found in maximum quantity in the human body?
Ans :- Oxygen
27.: - Which type of tissue acts as a protective shield of the body?
Ans :- Epithelium tissue
28.: - Which animal did man first make his pet?
Ans :- Dog
29. :- Which scientist first melted two pieces of ice by rubbing them together?
Ans :- Davy
30.: - Who produces the loudest sound?
Ans :- Tiger
31. :- When sound waves move, they carry with them
Ans :- Energy
32.: - Which part of the Sun is visible during a solar eclipse?
Ans :- Kirit
33.: - How many colors are there in the sun's ray?
Ans :- 7
34. :- Who is the inventor of 'typewriter' (typing machine)?
Ans :- Shoals
35.: - What is vinegar called in Latin language.
Ans :- Acetum
36. :- Used to remove rust stains from clothes
Ans :- -Oxalic Acid
37. :- What causes 'red rot disease' in sugarcane?
Ans :- By fungi
38. :- What is the botanical name of mango?
Ans :- Mangifera Indica
39. :- Chicory powder mixed with coffee powder is obtained
Ans :- - From the roots
40. :- What is the best source of 'Vitamin-C'?
Ans :- Amla
Forwarded from Afcat ,cds discussion
First in India : Male Personalities
1.The First President Of Indian Republic
- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
2.The First Prime Minister Of Free India
- Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
3.The First Indian To Win Nobel Price
- Rabindranath Tagore
4.The First President Of Indian National Congress
- W. C. Banerjee
5.The First Muslim President Of Indian National Congress
- Badruddin Tayyabji
6.The First Muslim President Of India
- Dr. Zakir Hussain
7.The First British Governor General Of India
- Lord William Bentinck
8.The First British Viceroy Of India
- Lord Canning
9.The First Governor General Of Free India
- Lord Mountbatten
10.The First And The Last Indian To Be Governor General Of Free India
- C. Rajagopalachari
11.The First Man Who Introduced Printing Press In Free India
- James Hicky
12.The First Indian To Join I.C.S.
- Satyengra Nath Tagore
13.India's First Man In Space
- Rakesh Sharma
14.The First Prime Minister In India Who Resigned Without Completing The Full Term
- Morarji Desai
15.The First Indian Commander-in-Chief Of India
- General Cariappa
16.The First Chief Of The Army Staff
- Gen. Maharaj Rajendra Singh Ji
17.The First Indian Member Of The Viceroy's Executive Council
- S. P. Sinha
18.The First President Of India Who Died While In Office
- Dr. Zakir Hussain
19.The First Prime Minister Of India Who Did Not Face The Parliament
- Charan Singh
20.The First Field Marshal Of India
- S. H. F. Manekshaw
21.The First Indian To Get Nobel Price In Physics
- C. V. Raman
22.The First Indian To Recieve Bharat Ratna Award
- Dr. Radhakrishnan
23.The First Indian To Cross English Channel
- Mihir Sen
24.The First Indian To Receive Jnanpith Award
- Sri Shankar Kurup
25.The First Speaker Of The Lok Sabha
- Ganesh Vasudeva Mavalankar
26.The first Vice-President of India
- Dr. Radhakrishnan
27.The first Education Minister
- Abul Kalam Azad
28.The first Home Minister of India
- Sardar Vailabh Bhai Patel
29.The first Indian Air Chief Marshal
- S. Mukherjee
30.The first Indian Naval Chief
- Vice Admiral R. D. Katari
31.The first judge of International Court of Justice
- Dr. Nagendra Singh
32.The first person to receive Paramveer Chakra
- Major Somnath Sharma
33.The first person to reach Mt. Everest without oxygen
- Sherpa Phu Dorjee
34.The first Chief Election Commissioner
- Sukumar Sen
35.The first person to receive Magsaysay Award
- Acharya Vinoba Bhave
36.The first person of Indian origin to receive Nobel Prize in Medicine
- Hargovind Khurana
37.The first Chinese traveler to visit India
- Fahein
38.The first person to receive Stalin Prize
- Saifuddin Kitchlu
39.The first person to resign from the central cabinet
- Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
40.The first foreigner to receive Bharat Ratna
- Khan Abdul Ghaftar Khan
41.The first person to receive Nobel Prize in Economics
- Amartya Sen
42.The first Chief Justice of Supreme CourtJustice
- Hiralal J. Kania
1.The First President Of Indian Republic
- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
2.The First Prime Minister Of Free India
- Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
3.The First Indian To Win Nobel Price
- Rabindranath Tagore
4.The First President Of Indian National Congress
- W. C. Banerjee
5.The First Muslim President Of Indian National Congress
- Badruddin Tayyabji
6.The First Muslim President Of India
- Dr. Zakir Hussain
7.The First British Governor General Of India
- Lord William Bentinck
8.The First British Viceroy Of India
- Lord Canning
9.The First Governor General Of Free India
- Lord Mountbatten
10.The First And The Last Indian To Be Governor General Of Free India
- C. Rajagopalachari
11.The First Man Who Introduced Printing Press In Free India
- James Hicky
12.The First Indian To Join I.C.S.
- Satyengra Nath Tagore
13.India's First Man In Space
- Rakesh Sharma
14.The First Prime Minister In India Who Resigned Without Completing The Full Term
- Morarji Desai
15.The First Indian Commander-in-Chief Of India
- General Cariappa
16.The First Chief Of The Army Staff
- Gen. Maharaj Rajendra Singh Ji
17.The First Indian Member Of The Viceroy's Executive Council
- S. P. Sinha
18.The First President Of India Who Died While In Office
- Dr. Zakir Hussain
19.The First Prime Minister Of India Who Did Not Face The Parliament
- Charan Singh
20.The First Field Marshal Of India
- S. H. F. Manekshaw
21.The First Indian To Get Nobel Price In Physics
- C. V. Raman
22.The First Indian To Recieve Bharat Ratna Award
- Dr. Radhakrishnan
23.The First Indian To Cross English Channel
- Mihir Sen
24.The First Indian To Receive Jnanpith Award
- Sri Shankar Kurup
25.The First Speaker Of The Lok Sabha
- Ganesh Vasudeva Mavalankar
26.The first Vice-President of India
- Dr. Radhakrishnan
27.The first Education Minister
- Abul Kalam Azad
28.The first Home Minister of India
- Sardar Vailabh Bhai Patel
29.The first Indian Air Chief Marshal
- S. Mukherjee
30.The first Indian Naval Chief
- Vice Admiral R. D. Katari
31.The first judge of International Court of Justice
- Dr. Nagendra Singh
32.The first person to receive Paramveer Chakra
- Major Somnath Sharma
33.The first person to reach Mt. Everest without oxygen
- Sherpa Phu Dorjee
34.The first Chief Election Commissioner
- Sukumar Sen
35.The first person to receive Magsaysay Award
- Acharya Vinoba Bhave
36.The first person of Indian origin to receive Nobel Prize in Medicine
- Hargovind Khurana
37.The first Chinese traveler to visit India
- Fahein
38.The first person to receive Stalin Prize
- Saifuddin Kitchlu
39.The first person to resign from the central cabinet
- Shyama Prasad Mukherjee
40.The first foreigner to receive Bharat Ratna
- Khan Abdul Ghaftar Khan
41.The first person to receive Nobel Prize in Economics
- Amartya Sen
42.The first Chief Justice of Supreme CourtJustice
- Hiralal J. Kania
Most Important One Liner
Q.1. world's driest place
ans: Atacama Desert Chile
Q.2 . world's highest waterfall
ans: Angel Falls
Q.3. world's largest waterfall
ans: Guayara Falls
Q.4. world's widest waterfall
ans: Khon Falls
Q.5. world's largest salt water lake
ans: Caspian Sea
Q.6. world's largest fresh water lake
ans: lake superior
Q.7. world's deepest lake
ans: Lake Baikal
Q.8. world highest lake
ans: Titicaca
Q.9. world's largest artificial lake
ans: Volga Lake
Q.10. world's largest delta
ans: Sundarbans Delta
Q.11. world's greatest epic
ans: mahabharat
Q.12. world's largest museum
ans: American Museum of Natural History
Q.13. world's largest zoo
Ans: Krueger National Park (D. Africa)
Q.14. world's largest bird
Ans: Ostrich (Ostrich)
Q.15. world's smallest bird
ans: humming bird
Q.16. world's largest mammal
ans: blue whale
Q.17. world's largest temple
Ans: Temple of Angkor Wat
Q.18. tallest statue of mahatma buddha in the world
Ans: Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia)
Q.20. world's largest bell tower
ans: The Great Bell of Moscow
Q.21. world's largest statue
Ans: Statue of Liberty
Q.22. World's largest Hindu temple complex
ans: Akshardham Temple Delhi
Q.23. world's largest mosque
ans: Jama Masjid - Delhi
Q.24. tallest mosque in the world
Ans: Sultan Hassan Mosque, Cairo
Q.25. world's largest church
Ans: Vasilica of St. Peter (Vatican City)
Q.26. longest railway line in the world
ans: Trans - Siberian Line
Q.27. longest railway tunnel in the world
ans: Seikan Railway Tunnel Japan
Q.28. World's longest railway platform
Ans: Kharagpur P. Bengal 833
Q.29. world's largest railway station
ans: Grand Central Terminal New York
Q.30. busiest airport in the world
ans: Chicago - International Airport
Q.1. world's driest place
ans: Atacama Desert Chile
Q.2 . world's highest waterfall
ans: Angel Falls
Q.3. world's largest waterfall
ans: Guayara Falls
Q.4. world's widest waterfall
ans: Khon Falls
Q.5. world's largest salt water lake
ans: Caspian Sea
Q.6. world's largest fresh water lake
ans: lake superior
Q.7. world's deepest lake
ans: Lake Baikal
Q.8. world highest lake
ans: Titicaca
Q.9. world's largest artificial lake
ans: Volga Lake
Q.10. world's largest delta
ans: Sundarbans Delta
Q.11. world's greatest epic
ans: mahabharat
Q.12. world's largest museum
ans: American Museum of Natural History
Q.13. world's largest zoo
Ans: Krueger National Park (D. Africa)
Q.14. world's largest bird
Ans: Ostrich (Ostrich)
Q.15. world's smallest bird
ans: humming bird
Q.16. world's largest mammal
ans: blue whale
Q.17. world's largest temple
Ans: Temple of Angkor Wat
Q.18. tallest statue of mahatma buddha in the world
Ans: Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia)
Q.20. world's largest bell tower
ans: The Great Bell of Moscow
Q.21. world's largest statue
Ans: Statue of Liberty
Q.22. World's largest Hindu temple complex
ans: Akshardham Temple Delhi
Q.23. world's largest mosque
ans: Jama Masjid - Delhi
Q.24. tallest mosque in the world
Ans: Sultan Hassan Mosque, Cairo
Q.25. world's largest church
Ans: Vasilica of St. Peter (Vatican City)
Q.26. longest railway line in the world
ans: Trans - Siberian Line
Q.27. longest railway tunnel in the world
ans: Seikan Railway Tunnel Japan
Q.28. World's longest railway platform
Ans: Kharagpur P. Bengal 833
Q.29. world's largest railway station
ans: Grand Central Terminal New York
Q.30. busiest airport in the world
ans: Chicago - International Airport
Major countries of the world and their highest honours.
Argentina - The Order of San Martín
Cambodia - Royal Order of Cambodia
^ Indonesia - Star of the Republic of Indonesia (Vitang Republic Indonesia)
^ Kuwait - Mubarak Al Kabir Medal
Canada - Order of Canada
^ Germany - Pol le Merit Iron Cross
^ China - Order of Brilliant Jade
^ Japan - Order of the Molovnia Sun
Turkey - Order of Democracy
^ Denmark - Order of Diana Brog
^ Nicaragua - Augusto Caesar Sandino Ire
^ Netherlands - Order of the Netherlands Lion
^ Nepal - Jewel of Nepal (Man title)
^ Norway - Order of St Olwe
^ New Zealand - The Order of New Zealand
Pakistan - Nishan-e-Pakistan
^ Poland - Cross of Merit
^ Philippines - Quezon Service Cross
^ France - Lange of Honor
Bangladesh - Bangladesh Freedom Honor (Bangladesh Freedom Honor)
Bharat - Bharat Ratna
Bhutan - Eyre of the Great Victory of the Thugger Dragon
Mongolia - Best Worker
^ United Kingdom - Order of Merit
^ Russia - Order of St. Andu the Apostle
Vietnam - The Order of the Golden Star
Sri Lanka - Pride of Sri Lanka (Sri Lankabhimanya)
United States - Slang of Merit
^ Saudi Arabia - King Abdul Aziz Medal
^ Spain - Order of Idbella the Catholic
Palestine - Under Collar
Hungary - The Order of the Banner
Argentina - The Order of San Martín
Cambodia - Royal Order of Cambodia
^ Indonesia - Star of the Republic of Indonesia (Vitang Republic Indonesia)
^ Kuwait - Mubarak Al Kabir Medal
Canada - Order of Canada
^ Germany - Pol le Merit Iron Cross
^ China - Order of Brilliant Jade
^ Japan - Order of the Molovnia Sun
Turkey - Order of Democracy
^ Denmark - Order of Diana Brog
^ Nicaragua - Augusto Caesar Sandino Ire
^ Netherlands - Order of the Netherlands Lion
^ Nepal - Jewel of Nepal (Man title)
^ Norway - Order of St Olwe
^ New Zealand - The Order of New Zealand
Pakistan - Nishan-e-Pakistan
^ Poland - Cross of Merit
^ Philippines - Quezon Service Cross
^ France - Lange of Honor
Bangladesh - Bangladesh Freedom Honor (Bangladesh Freedom Honor)
Bharat - Bharat Ratna
Bhutan - Eyre of the Great Victory of the Thugger Dragon
Mongolia - Best Worker
^ United Kingdom - Order of Merit
^ Russia - Order of St. Andu the Apostle
Vietnam - The Order of the Golden Star
Sri Lanka - Pride of Sri Lanka (Sri Lankabhimanya)
United States - Slang of Merit
^ Saudi Arabia - King Abdul Aziz Medal
^ Spain - Order of Idbella the Catholic
Palestine - Under Collar
Hungary - The Order of the Banner
Major countries of the world and their highest honours.
Argentina - The Order of San Martín
Cambodia - Royal Order of Cambodia
^ Indonesia - Star of the Republic of Indonesia (Vitang Republic Indonesia)
^ Kuwait - Mubarak Al Kabir Medal
Canada - Order of Canada
^ Germany - Pol le Merit Iron Cross
^ China - Order of Brilliant Jade
^ Japan - Order of the Molovnia Sun
Turkey - Order of Democracy
^ Denmark - Order of Diana Brog
^ Nicaragua - Augusto Caesar Sandino Ire
^ Netherlands - Order of the Netherlands Lion
^ Nepal - Jewel of Nepal (Man title)
^ Norway - Order of St Olwe
^ New Zealand - The Order of New Zealand
Pakistan - Nishan-e-Pakistan
^ Poland - Cross of Merit
^ Philippines - Quezon Service Cross
^ France - Lange of Honor
Bangladesh - Bangladesh Freedom Honor (Bangladesh Freedom Honor)
Bharat - Bharat Ratna
Bhutan - Eyre of the Great Victory of the Thugger Dragon
Mongolia - Best Worker
^ United Kingdom - Order of Merit
^ Russia - Order of St. Andu the Apostle
Vietnam - The Order of the Golden Star
Sri Lanka - Pride of Sri Lanka (Sri Lankabhimanya)
United States - Slang of Merit
^ Saudi Arabia - King Abdul Aziz Medal
^ Spain - Order of Idbella the Catholic
Palestine - Under Collar
Hungary - The Order of the Banner
Argentina - The Order of San Martín
Cambodia - Royal Order of Cambodia
^ Indonesia - Star of the Republic of Indonesia (Vitang Republic Indonesia)
^ Kuwait - Mubarak Al Kabir Medal
Canada - Order of Canada
^ Germany - Pol le Merit Iron Cross
^ China - Order of Brilliant Jade
^ Japan - Order of the Molovnia Sun
Turkey - Order of Democracy
^ Denmark - Order of Diana Brog
^ Nicaragua - Augusto Caesar Sandino Ire
^ Netherlands - Order of the Netherlands Lion
^ Nepal - Jewel of Nepal (Man title)
^ Norway - Order of St Olwe
^ New Zealand - The Order of New Zealand
Pakistan - Nishan-e-Pakistan
^ Poland - Cross of Merit
^ Philippines - Quezon Service Cross
^ France - Lange of Honor
Bangladesh - Bangladesh Freedom Honor (Bangladesh Freedom Honor)
Bharat - Bharat Ratna
Bhutan - Eyre of the Great Victory of the Thugger Dragon
Mongolia - Best Worker
^ United Kingdom - Order of Merit
^ Russia - Order of St. Andu the Apostle
Vietnam - The Order of the Golden Star
Sri Lanka - Pride of Sri Lanka (Sri Lankabhimanya)
United States - Slang of Merit
^ Saudi Arabia - King Abdul Aziz Medal
^ Spain - Order of Idbella the Catholic
Palestine - Under Collar
Hungary - The Order of the Banner
pH value [ pH value ]
️ What is the pH value of water = 7
️ What is the pH value of milk = 6.4
️ What is the pH of vinegar = 3
️ pH value of human blood = 7.4
️ pH value of lemon juice = 2.4
️ pH value of NaCl = 7
️ Who discovered the pH scale = Saranson
️ What is the pH value of acidic solution = less than 7
️ pH value of neutral solution = 7
️ pH value of alcohol = 3.5
️ pH value of human urine = 4.8 - 8.4
️ pH value of sea water = 8.1
️ pH value of tears = 7.4
️ pH value of human saliva = 6.5 - 7.5
️ What is the pH value of water = 7
️ What is the pH value of milk = 6.4
️ What is the pH of vinegar = 3
️ pH value of human blood = 7.4
️ pH value of lemon juice = 2.4
️ pH value of NaCl = 7
️ Who discovered the pH scale = Saranson
️ What is the pH value of acidic solution = less than 7
️ pH value of neutral solution = 7
️ pH value of alcohol = 3.5
️ pH value of human urine = 4.8 - 8.4
️ pH value of sea water = 8.1
️ pH value of tears = 7.4
️ pH value of human saliva = 6.5 - 7.5
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Parts of Indian Constitution :
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Part I - Union and its territories (Articles 1-4)
Part II- Citizenship (Articles 5-11)
Part III - Fundamental Rights (Article 12 - 35)
Part IV - Directive Principles of State Policy (Articles 36 - 51)
Part IVA - Fundamental Duties (Article 51A)
Part V- Union (Articles 52-151)
PART VI- STATE(Articles 152 -237)
PART VII - Repealed by the Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
Part VIII - Union Territories (Articles 239-242)
Part IX- Panchayat (Article 243- 243O)
Part IXA - Municipalities (Article 243P - 243ZG)
Part X - Scheduled and Scheduled Tribe Areas (Articles 244 - 244A)
Part XI - Relations between the Union and the States (Articles 245 - 263)
PART XII- FINANCE, PROPERTY, CONTRACTS AND SUITAS (Article 264 -300A)
Part XIII - Trade, commerce and intercourse within the territory of India (Articles 301 - 307)
PART XIV - SERVICES UNDER THE UNION AND THE STATES (Articles 308 -323)
PART XIVA-TRIUNAL (Articles 323A - 323B)
PART XV- ELECTION (Article 324 -329A)
PART XVI - SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATED TO CERTAIN CLASSES (Articles 330- 342)
PART XVII - OFFICIAL LANGUAGE (Article 343- 351)
PART XVIII-EMERGENCY PROVISIONS (Articles 352 - 360)
PART XIX-Miscellaneous (Articles 361 -367)
Part XX - Amendment Articles of the Constitution
PART XXI - TEMPORARY TRANSITIONAL AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS (Articles 369 - 392)
Part XXII - Short title, commencement, authoritative text in Hindi and repeal (Articles 393 - 395)
🛑🛑🛑 Polity for all exams 🛑
Part I - Union and its territories (Articles 1-4)
Part II- Citizenship (Articles 5-11)
Part III - Fundamental Rights (Article 12 - 35)
Part IV - Directive Principles of State Policy (Articles 36 - 51)
Part IVA - Fundamental Duties (Article 51A)
Part V- Union (Articles 52-151)
PART VI- STATE(Articles 152 -237)
PART VII - Repealed by the Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
Part VIII - Union Territories (Articles 239-242)
Part IX- Panchayat (Article 243- 243O)
Part IXA - Municipalities (Article 243P - 243ZG)
Part X - Scheduled and Scheduled Tribe Areas (Articles 244 - 244A)
Part XI - Relations between the Union and the States (Articles 245 - 263)
PART XII- FINANCE, PROPERTY, CONTRACTS AND SUITAS (Article 264 -300A)
Part XIII - Trade, commerce and intercourse within the territory of India (Articles 301 - 307)
PART XIV - SERVICES UNDER THE UNION AND THE STATES (Articles 308 -323)
PART XIVA-TRIUNAL (Articles 323A - 323B)
PART XV- ELECTION (Article 324 -329A)
PART XVI - SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATED TO CERTAIN CLASSES (Articles 330- 342)
PART XVII - OFFICIAL LANGUAGE (Article 343- 351)
PART XVIII-EMERGENCY PROVISIONS (Articles 352 - 360)
PART XIX-Miscellaneous (Articles 361 -367)
Part XX - Amendment Articles of the Constitution
PART XXI - TEMPORARY TRANSITIONAL AND SPECIAL PROVISIONS (Articles 369 - 392)
Part XXII - Short title, commencement, authoritative text in Hindi and repeal (Articles 393 - 395)
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Person related to some great work.
1. Brahmo Samaj – Raja Ram Mohan Roy
2. Arya Samaj – Swami Dayanand Saraswati
3. Prarthana Samaj – Atmaram Pandurang
4. Din-i-Ilahi, Mansabdari System – Akbar
5. Bhakti Movement – Ramanuja
6. Sikhism – Guru Nanak
7. Buddhism – Gautam Buddha
8. Jainism – Mahavir Swami
9. Establishment of Islam religion, Hijri Samvat – Hazrat Mohammad Sahib
10. Originator of Zoroastrianism – Jarthushta
11. Shaka Samvat – Kanishka
12. Founder of Maurya Dynasty – Chandragupta Maurya
13. Philosophy of Justice – Gautam
14. Vaisheshik Darshan – Maharishi Kanad
15. Sankhya Darshana – Maharishi Kapil
16. Yoga Darshan – Maharishi Patanjali
17. Mimamsa Darshan – Maharishi Jaimini
18. Ramakrishna Mission – Swami Vivekananda
19. Founder of Gupta Dynasty – Shrigupta
20. Khalsa Panth – Guru Gobind Singh
21. Establishment of Mughal Empire – Babur
22. Establishment of Vijayanagara Empire – Harihara and Bukka
23. Establishment of Delhi Sultanate – Qutubuddin Aibak
24. End of Sati Pratha – Lord William Bentinck
25. Movement: Non-cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Kheda, Champaran, Salt, Quit India – Mahatma Gandhi
26. Establishment of Harijan Sangh – Mahatma Gandhi
27. Establishment of Azad Hind Fauj – Rash Behari Bose
28. Bhoodan Movement – Acharya Vinoba Bhave
29. Red Cross – Henry Dunant
30. Establishment of Swaraj Party – Pandit Motilal Nehru
31. Establishment of Ghadar Party – Lala Hardayal
32. The author of 'Vande Mataram' - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
33. Construction of Golden Temple – Guru Arjun Dev
34. Bardoli Movement – Vallabhbhai Patel
35. Establishment of Pakistan - Mohd Ali Jinnah
36. Establishment of Indian Association – Surendra Nath Banerjee
37. Establishment of Oruville Ashram- Arvind Ghosh
38. Father of Russian Revolution – Lenin
39. Construction of Jama Masjid – Shah Jahan
40. Establishment of Visva Bharati – Rabindranath Tagore
41. Abolition of Slavery – Abraham Lincoln
42. Chipko Movement – Sunder Lal Bahuguna
43. Nationalization of Banks – Indira Gandhi
44. Establishment of All India Women's Conference – Smt. Kamala Devi
45. Establishment of Communist Party of India – M.N. Roy
46. Establishment of National Conference – Sheikh Abdullah
47. Father of Sanskrit grammar – Panini
48. Establishment of Sikh State – Maharaja Ranjit Singh
1. Brahmo Samaj – Raja Ram Mohan Roy
2. Arya Samaj – Swami Dayanand Saraswati
3. Prarthana Samaj – Atmaram Pandurang
4. Din-i-Ilahi, Mansabdari System – Akbar
5. Bhakti Movement – Ramanuja
6. Sikhism – Guru Nanak
7. Buddhism – Gautam Buddha
8. Jainism – Mahavir Swami
9. Establishment of Islam religion, Hijri Samvat – Hazrat Mohammad Sahib
10. Originator of Zoroastrianism – Jarthushta
11. Shaka Samvat – Kanishka
12. Founder of Maurya Dynasty – Chandragupta Maurya
13. Philosophy of Justice – Gautam
14. Vaisheshik Darshan – Maharishi Kanad
15. Sankhya Darshana – Maharishi Kapil
16. Yoga Darshan – Maharishi Patanjali
17. Mimamsa Darshan – Maharishi Jaimini
18. Ramakrishna Mission – Swami Vivekananda
19. Founder of Gupta Dynasty – Shrigupta
20. Khalsa Panth – Guru Gobind Singh
21. Establishment of Mughal Empire – Babur
22. Establishment of Vijayanagara Empire – Harihara and Bukka
23. Establishment of Delhi Sultanate – Qutubuddin Aibak
24. End of Sati Pratha – Lord William Bentinck
25. Movement: Non-cooperation, Civil Disobedience, Kheda, Champaran, Salt, Quit India – Mahatma Gandhi
26. Establishment of Harijan Sangh – Mahatma Gandhi
27. Establishment of Azad Hind Fauj – Rash Behari Bose
28. Bhoodan Movement – Acharya Vinoba Bhave
29. Red Cross – Henry Dunant
30. Establishment of Swaraj Party – Pandit Motilal Nehru
31. Establishment of Ghadar Party – Lala Hardayal
32. The author of 'Vande Mataram' - Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
33. Construction of Golden Temple – Guru Arjun Dev
34. Bardoli Movement – Vallabhbhai Patel
35. Establishment of Pakistan - Mohd Ali Jinnah
36. Establishment of Indian Association – Surendra Nath Banerjee
37. Establishment of Oruville Ashram- Arvind Ghosh
38. Father of Russian Revolution – Lenin
39. Construction of Jama Masjid – Shah Jahan
40. Establishment of Visva Bharati – Rabindranath Tagore
41. Abolition of Slavery – Abraham Lincoln
42. Chipko Movement – Sunder Lal Bahuguna
43. Nationalization of Banks – Indira Gandhi
44. Establishment of All India Women's Conference – Smt. Kamala Devi
45. Establishment of Communist Party of India – M.N. Roy
46. Establishment of National Conference – Sheikh Abdullah
47. Father of Sanskrit grammar – Panini
48. Establishment of Sikh State – Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Major events of history and its years
️Arrival of Aryans in India :- 1500 BC
Birth of Mahavira - 540 BC
️Nirvana of Mahavira - 468 BC
Birth of Gautam Buddha - 563 BC
️Mahaparivarna of Gautam Buddha - 483 BC
️Alexander's invasion of India - 326-325 BC
Ashoka's conquest of Kalinga - 261 BC
Beginning of Vikram Samvat - 58 BC
Beginning of Shaka Samvat - 78 BC
️The beginning of Hijri era - 622 AD
️Fahian's visit to India - 405-11 AD
️Reign of Harshavardhana - 606-647 AD
️Hensang's visit to India - 630 AD
Attack on Somnath Temple - 1025 AD
️First Battle of Tarain - 1191 AD
️Second Battle of Tarain - 1192 AD
Establishment of slave dynasty - 1206 AD
️Arrival of Vasco da Gama to India - 1498 AD
️First battle of Panipat - 1526 AD
️Second Battle of Panipat - 1556 AD
️Third Battle of Panipat - 1761 AD
️Akbar's accession - 1556 AD
Battle of Haldi ghat - 1576 AD
Establishment of Din-e-Ilahi religion - 1582 AD
Battle of Plassey - 1757 AD
Battle of Buxar - 1764 AD
Permanent Settlement in Bengal - 1793 AD
️First partition in Bengal - 1905 AD
Establishment of Muslim League - 1906 AD
️Marley - Minto Reforms - 1909 AD
️First World War - 1914 -18 AD
️Second World War - 1939 - 45 AD
️Non-cooperation Movement - 1920 - 22 AD
Arrival of Simon Commission - 1928 AD
️Dandi March Salt Satyagraha - 1930 AD
️Gandhi Irwin Pact - 1931 AD
Arrival of Cabinet Mission - 1946 AD
️Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi - 1948 AD
️China's invasion of India in 1962 AD
️Indo-Pak War - 1965 AD
️Tashkent - Accord - 1966 AD
Battle of Talikota - 1565 AD
️First Anglo-Mysore War - 1776- 69 AD
️Second Anglo-Mysore War - 1780- 84 AD
️Third Anglo-Mysore War - 1790- 92 AD
️Fourth Anglo-Mysore War - 1799 AD
️Kargil War - 1999 AD
️First Round Table Conference - 1930 AD
️Second Round Table Conference - 1931 AD
️Third Round Table Conference - 1932 AD
Arrival of Cripps Mission - 1942 AD
️Chinese Revolution - 1911 AD
️French Revolution - 1789 AD
️Russian Revolution - 1917 AD
️Arrival of Aryans in India :- 1500 BC
Birth of Mahavira - 540 BC
️Nirvana of Mahavira - 468 BC
Birth of Gautam Buddha - 563 BC
️Mahaparivarna of Gautam Buddha - 483 BC
️Alexander's invasion of India - 326-325 BC
Ashoka's conquest of Kalinga - 261 BC
Beginning of Vikram Samvat - 58 BC
Beginning of Shaka Samvat - 78 BC
️The beginning of Hijri era - 622 AD
️Fahian's visit to India - 405-11 AD
️Reign of Harshavardhana - 606-647 AD
️Hensang's visit to India - 630 AD
Attack on Somnath Temple - 1025 AD
️First Battle of Tarain - 1191 AD
️Second Battle of Tarain - 1192 AD
Establishment of slave dynasty - 1206 AD
️Arrival of Vasco da Gama to India - 1498 AD
️First battle of Panipat - 1526 AD
️Second Battle of Panipat - 1556 AD
️Third Battle of Panipat - 1761 AD
️Akbar's accession - 1556 AD
Battle of Haldi ghat - 1576 AD
Establishment of Din-e-Ilahi religion - 1582 AD
Battle of Plassey - 1757 AD
Battle of Buxar - 1764 AD
Permanent Settlement in Bengal - 1793 AD
️First partition in Bengal - 1905 AD
Establishment of Muslim League - 1906 AD
️Marley - Minto Reforms - 1909 AD
️First World War - 1914 -18 AD
️Second World War - 1939 - 45 AD
️Non-cooperation Movement - 1920 - 22 AD
Arrival of Simon Commission - 1928 AD
️Dandi March Salt Satyagraha - 1930 AD
️Gandhi Irwin Pact - 1931 AD
Arrival of Cabinet Mission - 1946 AD
️Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi - 1948 AD
️China's invasion of India in 1962 AD
️Indo-Pak War - 1965 AD
️Tashkent - Accord - 1966 AD
Battle of Talikota - 1565 AD
️First Anglo-Mysore War - 1776- 69 AD
️Second Anglo-Mysore War - 1780- 84 AD
️Third Anglo-Mysore War - 1790- 92 AD
️Fourth Anglo-Mysore War - 1799 AD
️Kargil War - 1999 AD
️First Round Table Conference - 1930 AD
️Second Round Table Conference - 1931 AD
️Third Round Table Conference - 1932 AD
Arrival of Cripps Mission - 1942 AD
️Chinese Revolution - 1911 AD
️French Revolution - 1789 AD
️Russian Revolution - 1917 AD
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Major Geographical Surnames of India
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❑ Prayag, the abode of God
❑ Land of five rivers ➭ Punjab
City of seven islands ➭ Mumbai
City of Weavers ➭ Panipat
Space city ➭ Bengaluru
❑ Diamond Harbor ➭ Kolkata
❑ Electronic city ➭ Bengaluru
City of Festivals ➭ Madurai
❑ Golden Temple City ➭ Amritsar
City of Palaces ➭ Kolkata
City of Nawabs ➭ Lucknow
❑ Steel City ➭ Jamshedpur
Queen of Mountains ➭ Mussoorie
City of rallies ➭ New Delhi
Mumbai gateway ➭ Mumbai
❑ East of Venice ➭ Kochi
Pittsburgh of India ➭ Jamshedpur
Manchester of India ➭ Ahmedabad
Spices garden ➭ Kerala
❑ Pink Nagar ➭ Jaipur
Queen of Deccan ➭ Pune
Hollywood of India ➭ Mumbai
City of lakes ➭ Srinagar
Paradise of Phalodyan ➭ Sikkim
❑ Mallika of the hill ➭ Netarhat
Detroit of India ➭ Pithampur
East Paris ➭ Jaipur
❑ Salt City ➭ Gujarat
❑ Soya Pradesh ➭ Madhya Pradesh
Malay country ➭ Karnataka
❑ Ganges of South India ➭ Cauvery
❑ Kali River ➭ Sharda
❑ Blue Mountains ➭ Eucalyptus Hills
Egg basket (Asia) ➭ Andhra Pradesh
❑ Rajasthan's heart ➭ Ajmer
❑ Surma Nagari ➭ Bareilly
City of Khushboobas ➭ Kannauj
Kashi's sister ➭ Ghazipur
❑ Litchi Nagar ➭ Dehradun
❑ Shimla of Rajasthan ➭ Mount Abu
Gems of Karnataka ➭ Mysore
Kochi, the queen of the Arabian Sea
Switzerland of India ➭ Kashmir
East of Scotland ➭ Meghalaya
Manchester of North India ➭ Kanpur
❑ Temple and Ghats City नगर Varanasi
❑ paddy straw ➭ Chhattisgarh
Paris of India ➭ Jaipur
❑ Meghalaya ➭ Meghalaya
Garden City ➭ Kapurthala
❑ Earth's paradise ➭ Srinagar
❑ City of Mountains ➭ Dungarpur
Garden of India ➭ Bengaluru
Boston of India ➭ Ahmedabad
❑ Golden City ➭ Amritsar
राजधानी Capital of Cotton Textiles ➭ Mumbai
❑ holy river ➭ ganga
❑ Bihar's mourning ➭ Kosi
❑ Old Ganges ➭ Godavari
West Bengal mourning ➭ Damodar
❑ Kottayam's grandmother ➭ Malayala
❑ Twin Cities ➭ Hyderabad / Secunderabad
❑ lock city ➭ aligarh
❑ National Highways intersection ➭ Kanpur
❑ petha city ➭ agra
Tollywood of India ➭ Kolkata
❑ Forest City ➭ Dehradun
❑ Surya Nagari ➭ Jodhpur
Rajasthan's pride ➭ Chittorgarh
❑ Coal City ➭ Dhanbad
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❑ Prayag, the abode of God
❑ Land of five rivers ➭ Punjab
City of seven islands ➭ Mumbai
City of Weavers ➭ Panipat
Space city ➭ Bengaluru
❑ Diamond Harbor ➭ Kolkata
❑ Electronic city ➭ Bengaluru
City of Festivals ➭ Madurai
❑ Golden Temple City ➭ Amritsar
City of Palaces ➭ Kolkata
City of Nawabs ➭ Lucknow
❑ Steel City ➭ Jamshedpur
Queen of Mountains ➭ Mussoorie
City of rallies ➭ New Delhi
Mumbai gateway ➭ Mumbai
❑ East of Venice ➭ Kochi
Pittsburgh of India ➭ Jamshedpur
Manchester of India ➭ Ahmedabad
Spices garden ➭ Kerala
❑ Pink Nagar ➭ Jaipur
Queen of Deccan ➭ Pune
Hollywood of India ➭ Mumbai
City of lakes ➭ Srinagar
Paradise of Phalodyan ➭ Sikkim
❑ Mallika of the hill ➭ Netarhat
Detroit of India ➭ Pithampur
East Paris ➭ Jaipur
❑ Salt City ➭ Gujarat
❑ Soya Pradesh ➭ Madhya Pradesh
Malay country ➭ Karnataka
❑ Ganges of South India ➭ Cauvery
❑ Kali River ➭ Sharda
❑ Blue Mountains ➭ Eucalyptus Hills
Egg basket (Asia) ➭ Andhra Pradesh
❑ Rajasthan's heart ➭ Ajmer
❑ Surma Nagari ➭ Bareilly
City of Khushboobas ➭ Kannauj
Kashi's sister ➭ Ghazipur
❑ Litchi Nagar ➭ Dehradun
❑ Shimla of Rajasthan ➭ Mount Abu
Gems of Karnataka ➭ Mysore
Kochi, the queen of the Arabian Sea
Switzerland of India ➭ Kashmir
East of Scotland ➭ Meghalaya
Manchester of North India ➭ Kanpur
❑ Temple and Ghats City नगर Varanasi
❑ paddy straw ➭ Chhattisgarh
Paris of India ➭ Jaipur
❑ Meghalaya ➭ Meghalaya
Garden City ➭ Kapurthala
❑ Earth's paradise ➭ Srinagar
❑ City of Mountains ➭ Dungarpur
Garden of India ➭ Bengaluru
Boston of India ➭ Ahmedabad
❑ Golden City ➭ Amritsar
राजधानी Capital of Cotton Textiles ➭ Mumbai
❑ holy river ➭ ganga
❑ Bihar's mourning ➭ Kosi
❑ Old Ganges ➭ Godavari
West Bengal mourning ➭ Damodar
❑ Kottayam's grandmother ➭ Malayala
❑ Twin Cities ➭ Hyderabad / Secunderabad
❑ lock city ➭ aligarh
❑ National Highways intersection ➭ Kanpur
❑ petha city ➭ agra
Tollywood of India ➭ Kolkata
❑ Forest City ➭ Dehradun
❑ Surya Nagari ➭ Jodhpur
Rajasthan's pride ➭ Chittorgarh
❑ Coal City ➭ Dhanbad
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