GK4U

Objective General Knowledge

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Objective General Knowledge

Q.	Sania Mirza is a —
	1	Human Right Activist
	2	Lawn Tennis player
	3	Leading film actress
	4	Pakistani singer
		Ans: 2

Q.	India’s largest supplier of crude oil is—
	1	Saudi Arab
	2	Iran
	3	Nigeria
	4	Qatar
		Ans: 1

Q.	Aung San Sun Kyi is a prodemocracy leader of —
	1	Myanmar
	2	North Korea
	3	Nepal
	4	Bhutan
		Ans: 1

Q.	TISCO is located in —
	1	Rourkela
	2	Jamshedpur
	3	Kulti-Burnpur
	4	Bhilai
		Ans: 2

Q.	A non-conventional source of power is—
	1	Solar Power
	2	Coal
	3	Uranium
	4	Petroleum
		Ans: 1

Q.	Quinine is a ..... resource.
	1	Mineral
	2	Agricultural
	3	Forest
	4	None of the above
		Ans: 3

Q.	The two rivers which have formed the largest delta in the world are—
	1	Ganga and Brahmaputra
	2	Ganga and Padma
	3	Ganga and Meghna
	4	Ganga and Ichhamati
		Ans: 1

Q.	When Partition of Bengal was effected?
	1	October 16, 1905
	2	1903
	3	July 19, 1905
	4	December 1905
		Ans: 1

Q.	Who was the opponent of Babur in the First Battle of Panipat?
	1	Medini Raya
	2	Ibrahim Lodi
	3	Rana Sanga
	4	Mahmud Lodi
		Ans: 2

Q.	Who was the best king of the Cholas?
	1	Rajendra I
	2	Rajaraja I
	3	Parantaka II
	4	Vira Rajendra
		Ans: 1

Q.	The oldest part of the Veda was—
	1	Rig
	2	Sama
	3	Yajur
	4	Atharva
		Ans: 1

Q.	Mach number is the ratio of —
	1	Velocity of sound and velocity of a body
	2	Velocity of two particles
	3	Velocity of a body and velocity of sound
	4	Frequency of two vibrating bodies
		Ans: 1

Q.	Yellow sport occur in -
	1	Eye
	2	Heart
	3	Kidney
	4	Ear
		Ans: 1

Q.	Which one is correctly matched?
	1	Vitamin E-Pellagra
	2	Vitamin C-Scurvey
	3	Vitamin A—Beri Beri
	4	Vitamin D-Anaemia
		Ans: 2

Q.	Who among the following Mughal rulers banned music and dancing?
	1	Humayun
	2	Jahangir
	3	Babar
	4	Aurangzeb
		Ans: 4

Q.	The Indian shooter who won 4 Gold medals in 2010 Commonwealth Games was —
	1	Gagan Narang
	2	Sushil Kumar
	3	Abhinav Bindra
	4	Arjun Atwal
		Ans: 1

Q.	Sachin Tendulkar scored his 50th Test Century in —
	1	India
	2	South Africa
	3	Australia
	4	New Zealand
		Ans: 2

Q.	A proposed train linking West Bengal and Tripura via Bangladesh is named —
	1	Friendship Express
	2	Sonar Tori
	3	Indo-Bangla Express
	4	Chaturanga
		Ans: 2

Q.	India has been elected to the Security Council—
	1	As a permanent member
	2	As an associated member
	3	As a non-permanent member
	4	None of the above
		Ans: 3

Q.	The founder of WikiLeaks is —
	1	Julian Assange
	2	Richard Heck
	3	Robert Edwards
	4	Rick Perry
		Ans: 1

Q.	.... has the highest number of cotton mills in India.
	1	Tamil Nadu
	2	Maharashtra
	3	Gujarat
	4	West Bengal
		Ans: 1

Q.	____ is extracted from Bauxite.
	1	Mica
	2	Copper
	3	Aluminium
	4	Tin
		Ans: 3

Q.	Laterite occurs mainly in the -
	1	Maharashtra
	2	Ladakh
	3	Telengana
	4	Chhotanagpur
		Ans: 4

Q.	The highest peak of India is —
	1	Kanchenjungha
	2	Nanga Parbat
	3	Everest
	4	K2
		Ans: 4

Q.	Who is called the ‘Father of Modern India’?
	1	W.C.Banerjee
	2	Rammohan Roy
	3	Jawaharlal Nehru
	4	Mahatma Gandhi
		Ans: 2

Q.	During the reign of which Sultan Chingiz Khan invaded India?
	1	Muhammad Bin Tughlaq
	2	Iltutmish
	3	Balban
	4	Alauddin Khalji
		Ans: 2

Q.	Who wrote the Nasik Prasasti (eulogy)?
	1	Goutamiputra Satakarni
	2	Queen Nayanika
	3	Gautami Balashri
	4	Simuka
		Ans: 1

Q.	Who discovered Mohenjodaro?
	1	Dayaram Sahani
	2	Sir Mortimar Wheeler
	3	Rakhaldas Banerjee
	4	Sir John Marshall
		Ans: 3

Q.	X-ray is —
	1	Electromagnetic wave
	2	The flow of positive charge
	3	The flow of neutral practices
	4	The flow of electron
		Ans: 1

Q.	The direction of vibration of practices with respect to wave direction in transverse wave is —
	1	30 degree
	2	45 degree
	3	Right angle
	4	Parallel
		Ans: 1

Q.	The main constituent gas of LPG is —
	1	Benzene
	2	Ethane
	3	Methane
	4	Butane
		Ans: 4

Q.	Loss of memory is caused by the destruction of—
	1	Medulla
	2	Cerebrum
	3	Cerebellum
	4	Pons
		Ans: 3

Q.	Tripti Mitra was associated with which of following fields?
	1	Stage Acting
	2	Social Service
	3	Dance
	4	Vocal Music
		Ans: 1

Q.	With which of the following is Begum Akhtar associated?
	1	Painting
	2	Vocal Music
	3	Classical Dance
	4	Writing
		Ans: 2

Q.	Third Umpire in Cricket can decide on —
	1	Run out
	2	Stumping
	3	Hit wicket
	4	All of the above
		Ans: 4

Q.	The First Asian Games was held in —
	1	Japan
	2	India
	3	South Korea
	4	China
		Ans: 2

Q.	INS Shivalik is a —
	1	Rocket launcher
	2	Missile
	3	Warship
	4	Tank
		Ans: 3

Q.	The book ‘Do and Die’ inspired a film called—
	1	Khele Hum Ji Jaan Se
	2	Pipli Live
	3	Lagaan
	4	Rang De Basanti
		Ans: 1

Q.	North Korea-South Korea conflict in 2010 took place near—
	1	Yeonpyeong
	2	Seoul
	3	Pyong yong
	4	Yangon
		Ans: 1

Q.	The youngest person to climb Mt.Everest is —
	1	Richard Heck
	2	Robert Edwards
	3	Salil Shetty
	4	Jordan Romero
		Ans: 4

Nobel Personalities in India

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Nobel Personalities in India

	Abdul Ghaffar Khan
	He was known as the 'Frontier Gandhi'. He was a nationalist Muslim leader of the North-West Frontier Province. He first started a militant organisation known as the 'Red Shirt', and later on joined the non-violent Civil Disobedience Movement started by Mahatma Gandhi.

	Acharya Vinoba Bhave
	Saintly personality; had devoted his life to social welfare; founder of the Bhoodan movement.

	Amir Khusrau
	Assumed 'Parrot of India', was a famous poet and author who wrote in poetry and prose and also composed music. He enjoyed the patronage of successive Sultans of Delhi from Balban to Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq. He died in 1324-25. His works include Tughluqnamah and the Tarikh-i-Alai.

	Anand Mohan Bose
	He was a prominent Indian public man in his times. He was the first Indian to be a Wrangler of Cambridge University in 1873. He was the founder-secretary of the Indian Association which was established in Calcutta in 1876, and presided over the 14th session of the Indian National Congress held in Ma

	Ashutosh Mukherjee
	He was an eminent lawyer and educationist. He was certainly a maker of modern Bengal, if not of India, by virtue of his eminent services to the cause of education. At the early age of 25 he became a member of the Senate of the Calcutta University of which he became the vice-chancellor.

	Aurobindo Ghosh
	An ardent nationalist who later became a saint, was educated in England. His views were readily accepted by Lala Lajpat Rai of Punjab and Bal Gangadhar Tilak of Maharashtra and led to the formation of an extremist school within the Congress.

	Bal Gangadhar Tilak
	Patriot and statesman, known as Lokmanya. He organised Extremist Party within theCongress with Lala Lajpat Rai and Bipin Chandra Pai. Britishers called him "Father of Indian Unrest". He gave the clarion call "Swaraj is my birth right". Tilak was the founder-editor of Mahratta (English) and Kesar

	Bhagat Singh
	Known as Shahid-e-Azam. Founded Naujawan Bharat Sabha. Exploded bomb in Central Legislative Assembly at Lahore on April 8, 1929. He was arrested and sentenced for life. He along with Sukh Dev and Shivram Rajguru, was hanged on March 23, 1931 for participating in Lahore conspiracy.

	Chakravarti Rajagopalachari
	A prominent Indian politician, born in South India in 1879. He was the General Secretary of the Indian National Congress in 1921-22 and was a member of the Congress Working Commitee. Rajagopalachari was the Chief Minister of Madras from 1937-39.

	Dadabhai Naoro Ji
	He was elected president of the Indian National Congress at its second session held in Calcutta in 1886. He was the first Indian to be elected a member of the House of Commons in England on a ticket of Liberal Party. Twice again, in 1893 and in 1906, he was elected president of the INC.

	Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
	A prominent leader of the Scheduled Castes. Built up a party of the untouchables, became a member of the Constitutent Assembly and piloted through it the IndianConstitution Act which declared India to be Republic. He also piloted the Hindu Code through the Indian Legislature.

	Dr. Rajendra Prasad
	He was the first President of the Republic of India. Born in Bihar in 1884, educated at the Calcutta Universty, he began his career as an advocate and soon commanded a very large practice at Patna High Court. Prasad became the president of Congress in 1934, 1939 and 1947; a minister in Nehru's cabin

	Gopal Krishna Gokhale
	He was a prominent Indian nationalist, and presided over the 1905 session of the Indian National Congress. In 1905 he founded at Poona the Servants of India Society. He died in 1915. He is considered as the 'Political Guru' of Gandhiji.

	Govinda Ballabh Pant
	The celebrated Sanskrit grammarian, was the author of Ashtadhyayi. He was one of the leading members and leaders of the Indian National Congress. He became the Chief Minister in his native province of Uttar Pradesh after independence.

	Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
	Social reformer and educationist from Bengal and a pioneer in the field of primary education and widow re-marriage.

	Jamshedji Tata
	Parsi industrialist and philanthropist. Father of Indian industry, founded Tata, Iron and Steel Company in Bihar.

	Lal Bahadur Shastri
	Prime Minister of India from May, 1964 to his death on 11 January, 1966. He was conferred Bharat Ratna posthumously. He was a martyr for the cause of peace between India and Pakistan at Tashkent.

	Lala Lajpat Rai
	Indian national leader known as "Lion of Punjab". Founder editor of Bande Mataram, The Punjabeeand The People. Died of injuries caused by police lathi-charge while leading a demonstration against Simon Commission at Lahore in 1928. Author of Young India, The Arya Samaj and England's Debt to India.

	Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
	Better known as Mahatma Gandhi, was born on October 2, 1869 at Porbandar in Gujarat. Became a barrister-at-law (1891) in England. Went to South Africa in 1893. Stayed there till 1914 for the cause of the emancipation of the Indians from the insulting life.

	Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit
	Born in 1900, was a talented daughter of Pandit Motilal Nehru. She held many high officesafter Indian independence including the post of India's High Commissioner in England (1955-61) and India's Ambassador to the U. S. S. R. as well as to the U. S. A.

	Mrs. Annie Besant
	English theosophist, bom in London in October 1847. She founded the Central Hindu College at Banaras and was elected president of the Theosophical Society in 1907. In 1916 she founded the Indian Home Rule League and became its first president and in 1917.

	Mrs. Sarojini Naldu
	The most talented Indian lady, born of Bengali parents, was a poet and orator who took aprominent part in Indian politics. She presided over the Kanpur session of the IndianNational Congress in 1925 and was the first lady to be appointed a state Governor in the Republic of India.

	Netaji Subhash Bose
	Popularly known as Netaji, was born on January 23, 1879, at Cuttack. He passed the Indian Civil Service Examination in 1920. He joined the Indian National Congress in 1921. In 1938 he was the president of the INC at its Haripura session and in 1939 he was elected president of its Tripuri session.

	Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
	He was the first Prime Minister of Independent India and is known as the architect ofmodem India. He was born in Allahabad on Novemeber 14,1889. In 1928 be became the General Secretary of the Indian National Congress and in 1929 its President. At the Lahore session under his Presidentship was pass

	Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya
	A leading nationalist leader, prominent educationist and social reformer. Later on joined the second session of the Indian National Congress held in 1886 and twice became its President in 1909 and 1918. His greatest achievement was the foundation in 1915 in Benaras of the Hindu University.

	Pandit Motilal Nehru
	A renowned Indian patriot, was born on 6th May, 1861 in Delhi. He began his career as a lawyer at the Allahabad High Court, joined the Indian National Movement and started a journal named The Independent' to support the cause of Indian Nationalism. Along with C. R. Das he formed the Swarajist Party

	Rabindranath Tagore
	Poet, novelist, patriot, educationist, essayist, painter and philosopher. He founded Shantiniketan (now Viswabharati University) in West Bengal. The first Asian to receiveNobel Prize in Literature (for Gitanjati in 1913), writer of National Anthems of India and Bangladesh.

	Ram Manohar Lohla
	A social and political revolutionary, he founded the'Samajwadi Party' after difference of opinion with the Congress.

	Ramakrishna Paramhansa
	He was a very great spiritual teacher of the Hindus in modern times. His two-noteworthy disciples were Keshavchandra Sen and Swami Vivekanand.

	Rasbehari Basu
	He was elected president of the Surat session of the Indian National Congress in 1907 in which the Moderates and Extremists came to a serious clash. Next year he presided over the Madras session of the INC.

el Personalities in India

	Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
	A renowned Indian patriot and politician, was born on the 31st, October, 1875 in Gujarat and began his career as a lawyer. He took a leading part in the Bardoli Satyagraha movement. In 1931 he became the president of the Congress. He joined the "interim Government" set up in 1946 as the Home Ministe

	Sarvapalli Radha Krishan
	The second President of the Republic of India. Radha Krishnan was appointed as India's ambassador to the USSR in 1949. In 1962 he became the President of India. His birthday, Sept 5, is celebrated as Teacher's Day.'

	Shaukat Ali
	A prominent leader and politician amongst the Indian Muhammadans. He along with his brother Muhammad All, led the Khilafat Movement in 1919-20. He also joined the IndianNational Congress and the non-co-operation movement.

	Sir Sayyid Ahmed Khan
	He was a prominent leader of the Indian Muhammadans. Remained loyal to the British during the Sepoy Mutiny (1857-58), founded the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh in 1875. In 1920 the college was raised to the status of University and called the Aligarh Muslim University.

	Sister Nivedita
	A famous disciple of Swami Vivekananda, was an Irish lady named Miss Margaret Nobel.

	Swami Vivekananda
	Disciple of Rama Krishna Paramahansa, and founder of Ramakrishna Mission at Belur. He championed the supremacy of Vedantic philosophy and his talk at the Chicagoconference of world religions in 1893 made westerners realise the greatness of Hinduism for the first time.

	V. D. C Savarkar
	He founded Mitra Mandal aimed at achieving freedom by armed rebellion, founded Abhinav Bharat, started Free Indian Society in England (London). Savarkar was arrested in Nasik conspiracy case and sentenced to transportation for life and freed in 1937. He authored Indian War of Independence.

	Wumesh Chandra Banerjee
	The first president of the Indian National Congress held at Bombay in 1885. He was made Congress President a second time at its Allahabad session in 1892.

	Zakir Hussain
	Proposed Wardha Scheme of education, formerly Vice-Chancellor of Jamia Millia. He was elected as President of India in 1967.

Objective General Knowledge

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Objective General Knowledge

Q.	India has been elected to the Security Council—
	1	As a permanent member
	2	As an associated member
	3	As a non-permanent member
	4	None of the above
		Ans: 3

Q.	The founder of WikiLeaks is —
	1	Julian Assange
	2	Richard Heck
	3	Robert Edwards
	4	Rick Perry
		Ans: 1

Q.	.... has the highest number of cotton mills in India.
	1	Tamil Nadu
	2	Maharashtra
	3	Gujarat
	4	West Bengal
		Ans: 1

Q.	____ is extracted from Bauxite.
	1	Mica
	2	Copper
	3	Aluminium
	4	Tin
		Ans: 3

Q.	Laterite occurs mainly in the -
	1	Maharashtra
	2	Ladakh
	3	Telengana
	4	Chhotanagpur
		Ans: 4

Q.	The highest peak of India is —
	1	Kanchenjungha
	2	Nanga Parbat
	3	Everest
	4	K2
		Ans: 4

Q.	Who is called the ‘Father of Modern India’?
	1	W.C.Banerjee
	2	Rammohan Roy
	3	Jawaharlal Nehru
	4	Mahatma Gandhi
		Ans: 2

Q.	During the reign of which Sultan Chingiz Khan invaded India?
	1	Muhammad Bin Tughlaq
	2	Iltutmish
	3	Balban
	4	Alauddin Khalji
		Ans: 2

Q.	Who wrote the Nasik Prasasti (eulogy)?
	1	Goutamiputra Satakarni
	2	Queen Nayanika
	3	Gautami Balashri
	4	Simuka
		Ans: 1

Q.	Who discovered Mohenjodaro?
	1	Dayaram Sahani
	2	Sir Mortimar Wheeler
	3	Rakhaldas Banerjee
	4	Sir John Marshall
		Ans: 3

Q.	X-ray is —
	1	Electromagnetic wave
	2	The flow of positive charge
	3	The flow of neutral practices
	4	The flow of electron
		Ans: 1

Q.	The direction of vibration of practices with respect to wave direction in transverse wave is —
	1	30 degree
	2	45 degree
	3	Right angle
	4	Parallel
		Ans: 1

Q.	The main constituent gas of LPG is —
	1	Benzene
	2	Ethane
	3	Methane
	4	Butane
		Ans: 1

Q.	Loss of memory is caused by the destruction of—
	1	Medulla
	2	Cerebrum
	3	Cerebellum
	4	Pons
		Ans: 3

Q.	Tripti Mitra was associated with which of following fields?
	1	Stage Acting
	2	Social Service
	3	Dance
	4	Vocal Music
		Ans: 1

Q.	With which of the following is Begum Akhtar associated?
	1	Painting
	2	Vocal Music
	3	Classical Dance
	4	Writing
		Ans: 2

Q.	Third Umpire in Cricket can decide on —
	1	Run out
	2	Stumping
	3	Hit wicket
	4	All of the above
		Ans: 4

Q.	The First Asian Games was held in —
	1	Japan
	2	India
	3	South Korea
	4	China
		Ans: 2

Q.	INS Shivalik is a —
	1	Rocket launcher
	2	Missile
	3	Warship
	4	Tank
		Ans: 3

The book ‘Do and Die’ inspired a film called—

Khele Hum Ji Jaan Se

Pipli Live

Lagaan

Rang De Basanti

Ans: 1

Q.	North Korea-South Korea conflict in 2010 took place near—
	1	Yeonpyeong
	2	Seoul
	3	Pyong yong
	4	Yangon
		Ans: 1

Q.	The youngest person to climb Mt.Everest is —
	1	Richard Heck
	2	Robert Edwards
	3	Salil Shetty
	4	Jordan Romero
		Ans: 4

Q.	..... is the largest milk producing organization in India.
	1	Amul
	2	Sumul
	3	Haringhata
	4	Metro
		Ans: 1

Q.	The thermal power centre at Ukai is in the State of —
	1	Maharashtra
	2	Gujarat
	3	Madhya Pradesh
	4	Rajasthan
		Ans: 2

Q.	.....coal has the highest percentage of carbon.
	1	Anthracite
	2	Bituminous
	3	Lignite
	4	Peat
		Ans: 1

Q.	Mangroves are found in Sunderban because of —
	1	Daily flooding by saline waters
	2	Heavy railfall
	3	High temperatures throughout the year
	4	Fertile Alluvial soil
		Ans: 1

Q.	Who defended Aurbindo Ghosh in the Alipur Bomb case?
	1	Chittaranjan Das
	2	W. C.Banerjee
	3	Bipin Chandra Pal
	4	Surendranath Banerjee
		Ans: 1

Q.	When Indian National Congress was founded?
	1	1885 A.D.
	2	1875 A.D.
	3	1858 A.D.
	4	1883 A.D.
		Ans: 1

Q.	The Arab conquest Sindh took place in -
	1	1191 A.D.
	2	712 A.D.
	3	1027 A.D.
	4	1206 A.D.
		Ans: 2

Who was the best ruler of the Maurya empire?

Chandragupta Maurya

Bindusara

Dasaratha

Ashoka

Ans: 4

Q.	Who was the author of Harshacharit?
	1	Banabhatta
	2	Harisena
	3	Ravikirti
	4	Davaka
		Ans: 1

Q.	Who clinched the FIDE World Cup of Chess in September 2011?
	1	Alexander Gris Chuk
	2	Peter Svilder
	3	Vishwanathan Anand
	4	Vassily Ivanchuk
		Ans: 2

Q.	Which country led the medals tally in IAAF World Athletics Championship held in Daegu recently?
	1	China
	2	Germany
	3	Japan
	4	USA
		Ans: 4

Q.	The winner of Tour Championship and Fed Ex Cup of golf is -
	1	Webb Simpson
	2	Thomas Bjorn
	3	Bill Haas
	4	None of the above
		Ans: 3

Q.	Samantha Stosur won her first Australian Open (Women's Singles) Tennis Championship. She is form -
	1	France
	2	Japan
	3	Australia
	4	Austria
		Ans: 3

Q.	Who was the runner-up in US Open (Men's Single) Tennis Championship?
	1	Roger Federer
	2	Rafael Nadal
	3	Novak Djokovic
	4	none of the above
		Ans: 2

Q.	The winner of Federation Cup of football this year is -
	1	Mahendra United
	2	East Bengal
	3	Mohun Bagan
	4	Salagaocar SC
		Ans: 4

Q.	Recently four more cricketers have been inducted into ICC Hall of Fame? Who is not among them?
	1	Curtly Ambrose
	2	Alan Davidson
	3	Belinda Clark
	4	M.S.Dhoni
		Ans: 4

Q.	The NatWest ODI Series has been clinched by--
	1	Australia
	2	West Indies
	3	India
	4	England
		Ans: 4

Q.	'Pakistan--Beyond the Crisis State' is the book by -
	1	Sarmile Bose
	2	Nawaj Sharif
	3	Parvez Musharraf
	4	Dr.Maliha Lodhi
		Ans: 4

GK4U

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Q? : When was Mona Lisa painted by Leonardo da Vinci? -3
Ans: 1504 AD

Q? : Which of the following is considered to be the birth place of Lord Sri Rama
Ans: Ayodhya

Q? : Doctors Day is observed on
Ans: July 1

Q? : Which was the capital of Andhra Sathavahanas later considered to be Paithan
Ans: Pratishthana

Q? : The brother of Ravana who helped the Sri Rama?
Ans: Vibhishana

Q? : By which act Monopoly of East India company was terminated?
Ans: Charter Act 1813

Q? : Which of the following was the birth place of Goutham Buddha?
Ans: Lumbinivanam

Q? : Who sleeps long time in lanka?
Ans: Kumbakarna

Q? : The ruler who introduced the Salivahana Saka era, now being followed by the Indian Government was
Ans: Kanishka

Q? : In which of the following states Petro Chemical Industries are well developed
Ans: Gujarat
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Q? : In which of the following states Petro Chemical Industries are well developed
Ans: Gujarat

Q? : Who decides the size and membership of the Union Cabinet - 04
Ans: Prime Minister

Q? : What is the maximum age prescribed for a person to be elected as President of India-04
Ans: No such limit

Q? : What is the age at which an Indian can become a candidate of President Ship -04
Ans: 35

Q? : To whom does the Vice-President address his resignation -04
Ans: The President

Q? : 5. Mark the appropriate one which completes the series: 1,4,9,16,25, _______ 2/3 4/7 ?/? 11/21 16/31 -3
Ans: 36

Q? : 4. PREMONITION is coded as 68530492904. How will you write MONITOR ? 2/3 4/7 ?/? 11/21 16/31 -3
Ans: 3049208

Q? : 2. Which is the missing fraction in the following series? 2/3 4/7 ?/? 11/21 16/31 -3
Ans: 7/13

Q? : 1. In a certain code FHQK means GIRL. How will WOMEN be written in the same code? -3
Ans: VNLDM

Q? : . Which of the following terms is not used in banking ? -3
Ans: ELISA Test

GK4U

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Q? : Which is the place of worship for Judoists? -3
Ans: Synagogue

2829 Q? : Which is the associated sport of Bombay Gold Cup? -3
Ans: Hockey

Q? : When was table tennis introduced in Olympics? -3
Ans: 1988 at Seoul

Q? : Which Bank has the maximum number of branches? -3
Ans: State Bank of India

Q? : Where is the sports stadium, Green Park, located? -3
Ans: Kanpur

Q? : Which of the following are the important sects of Islam? -3
Ans: Sunnis and Shias

Q? : Which is the state with largest urban population? -3
Ans: Maharashtra

Q? : Which of the following agencies related to the United Nation was in existence before the Second World War? -3
Ans: International Labour Organisation

Q? : When was Mona Lisa painted by Leonardo da Vinci? -3
Ans: 1504 AD

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Prime Ministers of India

Name Tenure

Dr. Manmohan Singh May 22, 2004 – till date

Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee March 19, 1998 – May 22, 2004

Shri Inder Kumar Gujral April 21, 1997 – March 19, 1998

Shri H. D. Deve Gowda June 1, 1996 – April 21, 1997

Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee May 16, 1996 – June 1, 1996

Shri P. V. Narasimha Rao June 21, 1991- May 16, 1996

Shri Chandra Shekhar November 10, 1990 – June 21, 1991

Shri Vishwanath Pratap Singh

December 2, 1989 – November 10,

1990

Shri Rajiv Gandhi October 31, 1984 – December 2, 1989

Mrs. Indira Gandhi January 14, 1980 – October 31, 1984

Shri Charan Singh July 28, 1979 – January 14, 1980

Shri Morarji Desai March 24, 1977 – July 28, 1979

Mrs. Indira Gandhi January 24, 1966 – March 24, 1977

Shri Gulzari Lal Nanda January 11, 1966 – January 24, 1966

Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri June 9, 1964 – January 11, 1966

Shri Gulzari Lal Nanda May 27, 1964 – June 9, 1964

Shri Jawaharlal Nehru August 15, 1947 – May 27, 1964

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