Most Repeated GK/GS

Term 1

• Year 1978, (right to property) - Ammendment 44.
• The total value of goods and services produced in a country during a given period is called :- National income
• Who wrote "Ain-i-Akbari" (Akbarnama), the title of three-volume biography of Akbar? :- Abul Fazal
• Oxygen which is vital for life is a product of photosynthesis and comes from :- water
• The Non-Cooperation Movement, which started in September 1920, was withdrawn by Gandhiji due to Chauri-Chaura (U.P.) incident in - 04 February 1922
• The difference between Gross National Product and Net National Product (GNP - NNP) equals :- Depreciation
• Which vitamin is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a role in blood clotting, bone metabolism and regulating blood calcium levels. :- Vitamin K
• The Harshacharita is a biography of Harshavardhana, the ruler of Kannauj, composed in Sanskrit by his court poet, :- Banabhatta
• After failure of Non Cooperation Movement, Motilal Nehru and Chittaranjan Das founded a party known as the: :- Swarajya Party (01 Jan 1923)
• Which waterfall is created by River Sharavathi the highest waterfall of height 830 ft in India (karnataka)? :- Gerusoppe falls (Jog Falls)

Term 2

• In the case of deadlock between the two houses parliament, the joint sitting is presided over by the:- Speaker of Lok Sabha
• The Monetary and Credit Policy is framed/announced by :- Reserve Bank of India
• Which countries are permanent member of the UN Security Council? :- US🇺🇲, UK🇬🇧, Russia🇷🇺, China🇨🇳 and France🇫🇷
• Which Governor general of India abolished Sati system in 1829 by declaring it an offence? :- William Bentinck
• The province of Bengal was partitioned into two parts in 1905 by :- Lord Curzon
• Warren Hastins - Ring Ference
• Lord Wellesley - Subsidiary Alliance
• Gandhi's 'Dandi March'/'Salt Styagraha', started on 12th March 1930 from Sabarmati Asram and reached Dandi after 24 days on 6th April 1930 is associated with:- Civil Disobedience Movement
• Vaijayantimala, Mrinalini Sarabhai, Mallika Sarabhai, Padma Subramaniam, Leela Samson, Yamini Krishna Murthy, Rukmini Devi Arundale and T Balasaraswati is famous for which type of dance? :- Bharatanatyam
• From which country did the Indian Constitution borrow the idea of Directive Principles of state policy? :- Ireland

Term 3

• Chemical name of vinegar is :- Acetic acid CH3COOH
• Beriberi is caused of deficiency :- Thiamine (Vitamin B1)
• Permanent Revenue settlement of Bengal was introduced by: :- Lord Cornwallis
• Which Fundamental Right according to Dr. Ambedkar is like the 'heart and soul' of the Constitution? :- Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32)
• A writ issued by the Supreme Court compelling a quasi-judicial(अर्ध-न्यायिक)/ public authority to perform its mandatory duty is :- Mandamus
• In Parliament, Who takes the final decision on whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not? :- Speaker
• In case the President of India wants to resign, he would address his resignation to the :- Vice President of India
• As per the Constitution of India, Supreme Court Judges in India retire at the age of :- 65
• An extra-Constitutional body? :- Planning Commission (NITI Aayog)
• The first General Election in India and first Amendment to the Constitution was held in: :- 1951

Term 4

• Which Amendment of the Indian Constitution inserted words in the Preamble - 'Socialist' , 'Secular' and 'Integrity' ? :-  42nd Amendment (1976) 
• Which Constitutional Amendment Act added Part IX 'Panchayati Raj System' to Indian Constitution? :- 73rd Constitutional Amendment, 1993
• The total value of goods and services produced in a country and is measured over a specific time frame. :- Gross domestic product (GDP)
• The major constituent of Gobar gas / Bio gas / Natural gas is :- Methane
• What are the components responsible for acid rain? :- Sulphur dioxide (SO₂) and Nitrogen oxides(NOX)
• In humans, each cell normally contains chromosomes. :- 46 Chromosomes, 23 pairs
• Subroto Cup, Scissor Cup, Rovers Cup, Durand Cup, Santosh Trophy, Merdeka Cup and Nehru Trophy are associated with which Game/Sport? :- Football
• Murugappa Gold Cup, Rangaswamiup, Beighton Cup, Sultan of Johor Cup, Him Gold Cup, Lady Ratan Tata Trophy and Agha Khan Cup are associated with :- Hockey
• India first take part in the Olympic Games - 1920
• The Gol Gumbad (Gumbaz) of _____ is the mausoleum of Muhammad Adil Shah. :- Bijapur (Karnataka)

Term 5

• According to Census 2011, which state has the highest density of population? :- Bihar
• As per Census 2011, which state had the lowest sex ratio? - Haryana
• Which state of India shows the lowest population as per Census 2011? :- Sikkim
• 2nd Least populous State - Mizoram
• 3rd Least populous State - Arunachal Pradesh
• According to the Census 2011, what is the literacy rate of India? :- 74.04 percent
• First time Census in 1872 - British Viceroy Lord Mayo
• The first complete census of India conducted in - 1881
• According to the Census 2011, which major Indian state is the most urbanized? :- Tamil Nadu
• According to the Census 2011, which of the following is the most populous metropolis? - Mumbai
• Sher Khan defeated who? at Chausa (1539) and Kannauj (May 17th, 1540), forcing him to flee to Iran. :- Humayun

Term 6

• The Battle of Plassey was fought on between Siraj-ud-daulah and the Robert Clive of British East India Company. :- 23 June 1757
• DNA founder :- Friedrich Miescher in 1869
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Term 7

• Who became the first Governor General of Bengal in 1773? :- Warren Hastings
• The Satya Shodhak Samaj was founded by :- Jyotiba Phule in 1873
• In August 1858, the British parliament passed an act that set an end to the rule of the company, and transferred rule into the hands of the British Monarch It was called :- Government of India Act, 1858
• The latitude of main land of India extends between - 8.4' N and 37.6' N
• The longest/largest river of Peninsular India is - Godavari
• Which River of India is called Vridha Ganga or Dakshin Ganga - Godavari
• The largest Mansonry dam 'Nagarjuna Sagar Dam' has been constructed on the River - Krishna River
• Ozone layer - in Stratosphere
• The Government of India Act, 1935 was based on - Simon Commission
• Battle of Buxar - 1764

Term 8

• A _____ is a formal document containing an order of the court to the Government issued only by the High Court or the Supreme Court of India - Writs
• Which is also known as first/ chief law officer of Government of India ? - Attorney General of India
• Who was the first Chief Election Commissioner of India ? - Sukumar Sen
• In India, which kind of emergency can be proclaimed on the grounds of war or external aggression or armed rebellion ? - National Emergency (Article 352)
• Under which Article of India Constitution an emergency (Presidents Rule) can be declared on the grounds of failure of constitutional machinery in the States ? - Article 356
• Types of Emergencies :- 3 (Article 352, Article 356, Article 360)
• Which Article, taxes and levied and collected by the Centre but distributed between the Centre and the State - Article 270
• The term 'Mixed Economy' denotes - Existence of both private and public sectors
• Indian economy is a :- Mixed Economy
• Which is an apex institution in the sphere of Agriculture credit in India ? - NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development)

Term 9

• Inflation is caused by - increase in money supply and decrease in production
• What principle law explains the working of the hydraulic brakes in automobiles ? - Pascal's law
• Name the process of production of energy in the Sun - Nuclear fusion
• The acid used in lead storage cells - Sulphuric acid
• What is the principal ore of aluminium ? - Bauxite
• The inert gas which is substituted for nitrogen in the air used by deep sea divers for breathing is - Helium
• Greenhouse effect / Global warming is caused by - Carbon Dioxide 
• The gas involved in Bhopal incident was - Methyl isocyanate
• Universal Recipient/Acceptor blood group? - AB+
• Universal Donor :- O-

Term 10

• Identify the part of brain that controls the maintenance of posture, balance and equilibrium - Cerebellum
• Thomas Cup, Sudirman Cup and Uber cup is associated with - Badminton 
• Autobiography 'Playing it My Way' - Sachin Tendulkar
• Autobiography 'Straight from the Heart' - Kapil Dev
• Amartya Sen was awarded the Nobel Prize for his contribution to - Welfare Economics
• Buddha gave his first sermon "Dhammachakkapavattan" at the Deer Park in - Sarnath
• Which is the sacred/religious book of the Buddhists ? :- Tripitaka
• In which language were the Buddhist-texts 'Pitakas' composed? :- Pali
• Who wrote the grammatical work Ashtadhyayi (first grammar book of Sanskrit language)? :- Panini
• Vikram Shila University was founded by :- Dharampala

Term 11

• The famous Kailasa temple cut out of the solid rock at Ellora was built under the patronage of the :- Rashtrakuta King Krishan-I
• A Moroccan traveller who is known for his extensive travels, came to India during the regime of Muhammad bin Tughlaq in the 14th century. :- Ibn Battuta
• The last Governor-General of the East India Company, and the first Viceroy under the crown was :- Lord Canning
• Which Governor General was called as the 'Father of Local Self- Government' in India? :- Lord Ripon
• Who was one of the founders of the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association, established in 1928, in Delhi. :- Chandra Shekhar Azad
• Who founded the 'All India Depressed Classes Association' in 1930? :- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• Who was the first Indian to be elected as a Member of the British House of Commons (Parliament)? :- Dada Bhai Naoroji
• The first major nation wide Satyagraha launched by Mahatma Gandhi, in 1919 was against :- Rowlatt Act
• Who said 'Swaraj is my birth right and I shall have it? :- Bal Gangadhar Tilak
• Who was the founder-editor of the famous newspaper 'Kesari' during the National Struggle? :- Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Term 12

• When did Mahatma Gandhi launch the Quit India Movement? :- 8th August 1942
• Which Land Revenue System was introduced by Thomas Munro in 1820? :- Ryotwari
• The dance forth originated as a tribal dance in the forests of Odisha in the 18th century and attained the status of a martial art-based dance form in the 19th century. :- Chhau of Mayurbhanj
• Indian first talkie film produced in 1931 was :- Alam Ara
• Which States shares border with Myanmar? :- Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram
• India is the largest producer and exporter of :- Mica
• The temperate grasslands of South America are called :- Pampas
• What is the International Date Line? :- 180° longitude
• _______ is an example of intrusive igneous rock. :- Granite
• In which continent 'Great Dividing Range', 'Great Barrier Reef (world's Largest coral reef), 'Great Victorian Desert' are located? :- Australia

Term 13

• In which form of government the final decision making power lies with those elected by the people? :- Democratic
• The Indian constitution declares India as :- Union of States
• When were the Fundamental Duties of the Indian citizens incorporated (through 42nd Amendment) in the constitution? :- 1976
• The maximum permissible gap between two sessions of the Parliament is :- 6 months
• According to the Constitution of India, how many members from the Anglo-Indian community can be nominated to the Lok Sabha by the President? :- 2 members (as of Jan 2020, now 0 members)
• Who is the Ex-Office Chairman of Rajya Sabha? :- Vice President of India
• The Parliament has powers to Amend the provisions of the Constitution of India. Which Article of the constitution confers this power on the Parliament? :- Article 368 (Part 20)
• ____ Constitution Amendment Act, 2002 provided for free and compulsory elementary education (Right to Education) to all children (Article 21-A, Part - III) :- 86th
• Production function explains the relationship between :- Initial inputs and ultimate output
• The standard of living/economic growth in a country is represented by its :- Per capita income

Term 14

• The aggregate value of goods and services produced in an economy can be calculated by three methods income, method, expenditure method and :- Product/Value added Method.
• Bank rate is the rate of interest :- At which Commercial Banks borrow money from R.B.I
• Reserve Bank of India was nationalized in :- 1949
• Open Market Operations refer to :- Purchase and sale of Government securities by RBI
• A _____ occurs when a government's total expenditures exceed the revenue that it generates, excluding money from borrowings. :- Fiscal Deficit
• The Economic Survey of India is published by :- Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs)
• What type of unemployment is generally found in agricultural sector of India? :- Disguised unemployment
• Aqua regia is a 1:3 mixture, by volume of :- Conc. Nitric acid and Conc. Hydrochloric acid
• The most abundant inert gas in the atmosphere used in electrical bulb and has lowest electron affinity is :- Argon
• What is the common name of Calcium  Hypochlorite (CaOCl2), used extensively for sterilizing water? :- Bleaching Powder

Term 15

• Which one of the Endocrine glands is known as master gland? - Pituitary Gland
• Who discovered the blood groups ? :- Karl Landsteiner
• The school of Indian art developed during the Kushan Period, which is also known as the Greek-Roman Budhist art is the school :- Gandhara Art
• What was the capital of Pallava Dynasty? :- Kanchipuram
• The Pancha Rathas of Mahabalipuram was built during the reign of the :- Pallavas
• During Akbar's reign the Mahabharata was translated into Persian and is known as :- Razm Namah
• _____ married Mehr-un-Nisa whom he gave the title  of 'Nur Jahan' (light of the world) :- Jahangir
• Which regulation in made English as a medium of education compulsory in government aided schools and colleges? :- Macaulay Minute, 1835
• Who introduced the "Doctrine of Lapse" to expand British territories in India? :- Lord Dalhousie
• Who was the founder of Arya Samaj? :- Swami Dayananda Saraswati (1857)

Term 16

• The first session of the Indian National Congress was held at :- Bombay in 1885
• Who was the first Women President of Indian National Congress ? :- Annie Besant
• Which leader of India's freedom movement was called the 'Grand Old Man of India' ? :- Dada Bhai Naoroji
• Who was the founder of the 'Servants of India Society' in :- Gopal Krishna Gokhle
• Who was regarded by Gandhiji as his political Guru? :- Gopal Krishna Gokhale
• In which year did the Indian National Congress Party Split referred as Surat Split took place? :- 1907
• Kumbh Mela takes place every third year at one of four places by rotation. Name of these places? :- Haridwar, Prayagraj, Nasik and Ujjain.
• Surajkund Mela is held every year in - Haryana - in February
• Lavani is a folk dance form of :- Maharashtra
• DuanDhar is a falls and Kapildhara Falls is situated on which River? :- Narmada River

Term 17

• The Hirakund Dam is built across the River :- Mahanadi (Odisha) It is the largest Dam in  India Lengh 25Km 
• On which Island India's only active volcano is situated? - Barren Island (Andaman Islands)
• What Biosphere Reserves was the first to be established by the Government of India in 1986? :- Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve (Tamil Nadu & Kerala)
• In India, the Project Tiger was started in :- 1973
• Which planets do not have satellites revolving around them? :- Mercury and Venus
• Soil formed by leaching and oxidation (becomes most infertile) is :- Laterite soil
• India has taken the concept of 'Judicial Review' from which country's constitution? :- U.S.A
• How many types of writs can be issued in Indian Constitution? :- 5 types

• Habeas Corpus – "Let the body be brought"
• Kisi vyakti ko gair kanooni roop se roke jaane par use court ke samne pesh karne ka aadesh.

• Mandamus – "We command"
• Kisi public official ya authority ko unka kartavya poora karne ke liye majboor karne ka aadesh.

• Prohibition – "To forbid"
• Neeche ki court ya tribunal ko kisi case mein faisla sunane se rokne ka aadesh, jab uska adhikar shetra na ho.

• Certiorari – "To be certified"
• Neeche ki court ya tribunal ke faisle ko upar ki court dwara review karke usse radd karne ka aadesh.

• Quo Warranto – "By what authority"
• Kisi vyakti se poocha jata hai ki wo kisi public pad par kis adhikar ke tahat baitha hai.

Term 18

• According to Article 80 of Indian Constitution, Rajya Sabha can have a maximum strength of 250 members. Out of these 250 members how many are representatives of States and Union Territories? :-238
• Money bill can be introduced first in which house of Parliament? :- Only in Lok Sabha
• What is the term of a Member of the Rajya Sabha? :- Six years
• In which Article of the Indian Constitution is the procedure for the impeachment of the President given? :- Article 61
• Houses of Indian Parliament are prorogued by whom? :- President of India
• The Panchayat Raj System was first adopted by the state of :- Rajasthan
• The Supreme Court is empowered to settle election disputes of President and Vice- President. This is its :- Original Jurisdiction
• The first woman Chief Justice of High Court in India was :- Leila Seth
• Which officer of the Government of India has the right to take part in the proceedings of parliament of India even though he is not a member? :- Attorney General of India
• Which Constitutional Amendment Act added Part IX-A The Municipalities' to Indian Constitution? :- 74th Constitutional Amendment Act, 1993

Term 19

• For which period the Finance Commission is formed? :- 5 years
• Who constitutes the Finance Commission after every five years? :- President
• Banking, Courier, Real Estate, Transport comes under which sector of economic growth? :- Tertiary sector
• An economy in which there are no flows of labour, goods or money to and from other nations is a/an :- Closed economy
• The situation in which total Revenues equals total cost, is known as :- Break even point
• What are the four main factors of production? :- Land, Labour, Capital, Entrepreneur
• The average product curve, marginal product curve, average variable cost curve, short run average cost curve, short run marginal cost curve are inverse shaped. :- U shaped
• The Reserve Bank of India issues currency notes (Monetary System) under :- Minimum reserve system
• Rapid integration between countries is known as :- Globalisation
• Instrument used to measure the force, velocity and speed of the wind is :- Anemometer

Term 20

• The oil in the wick of an oil lamp rises up due to :- Capillary action
• At what temperature (in degree Celsius), the numerical values on Celsius and Fahrenheit scales become equal? :- (- 40°C)
• What type of lens is used to correct vision of a person suffering from Myopia or near sightedness or 'Short- sight? :- Concave lens
• The blue colour of sky is due to :- scattering of shorter wavelengths of sunlight in the atmosphere
• The distance travelled by an electromagnetic wave in one second is called - Wave Velocity
• Highest percentage of carbon (90%) and lowest percent- age of volatile material is found in which form of coal? :- Anthracite
• The constituents of automobile exhaust that can cause cancer or mental disease and pollutes the air of a big city? :- Lead
• Milk of magnesia is an/a :- Magnesium hydroxide [Mg (OH)2]

Milk of Magnesia ek safed, dudhiya (milky) taral hota hai jo mainly magnesium hydroxide  Mg(OH)₂ se bana hota hai. Iska upyog mukhyataḥ ek antacid (pet ke acid ko neutral karne ke liye) aur laxative (kabz door karne ke liye) ke roop mein kiya jata hai.

• In vulcanisation process, rubber can be hardened by adding :- Sulphur
• Five Kingdom classification was given by :- Robert Harding Whittaker

Term 21

• Enzymes are cells. that act as catalysts within the living :- proteins
• Select the Water-Soluble Vitamin :- Vitamin B and C
• Jaundice is caused due to the infection of :- Liver
• Bile is secreted/produced by :- Liver
• Clove, the commonly used spice, is obtained from the :- Flower bud
• ________ is called amphibians of the plant kingdom? :- Bryophytes
• Ginger, Turmeric(हल्दी) & Onion are modified :- Stem
• Which is the usual Reproductive part of a plant? :- Flower
• The word Jumpball, Free throw, Dribbling, Passing, Shooting & Lay up shot is associated with :- Basketball
• The dimension of a basketball court - 28x15m

Term 22

• The Life Divine" is a book written by :- Shri Aurobindo
• Which is the highest gallantry award for officers and other enlisted personnel of all military branches of India. :- Param Vir Chakra
• Which day is observed as World AIDS day? :- 1st December
• Which day is observed as World Computer day? :- 02 December
• The paintings and sculptures of the Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra are related to :- Buddhism
• Where did Gautam Buddha took his Samadhi / Passed Away? :- Kushinagar, (Uttar Pradesh)
• The Lashan Giant Buddha is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in - China
• The illustrious(शानदार) names of Aryabhatta, Kalidasa, Dhanvantari and Varahamihir were in the court of which Gupta Emperor? :- Chandragupta II
• Who defeated Harshavardhan on the banks of Narmada in 618 CE?? :- Pulakesin II
• The World Trade Organisation, which replaced GATT, has its Headquarters in - Geneva, Switzerland

Term 23

• The famous Khajuraho Group of Monuments was constructed by the :- Chandela Rajputs
• Who attacked and looted the famous Somnath temple in 1026 AD? :- Mahmud of Ghazni
• Mohammed Bin Tuglaq transferred his capital from :- Delhi to Devagiri (Daulatabad) 1327
• Who was the founder ruler of Lodhi dynasty in 1451 A.D? :- Bahlul Khan Lodhi
• In which year did the battle of Khanua (Khanwa) take place between Babar and the Rajput forces led by Rana Sanga? :- 1527
• Tulsidas wrote Ramcharitamanas during the reign of :- Akbar
• The Mughal painting reaches its zenith during the reign of :- Jahangir
• "Bibi Ka Maqbara", (burial place of Aurangzeb's wife Rabia-ud-Durrani) the replica of the Taj Mahal is situated in :- Aurangabad, Maharashtra
• Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur had built the 5 observatory (Jantar Mantar) at :- Delhi, Jaipur, Benares, Ujjain, and Mathura
• The Gurmukhi script of Punjabi Language was created in the 16th century CE by the second Sikh guru :- Guru Angad

Term 24

• The ruins of the ancient city of Hampi capital of Vijayanagara is located in which present day Indian state? :- Karnataka
• Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary located :- Karnataka
• In which year did Alfonso de Albuquerque capture Goa, with the help of some locals? :- 1510
• Name the Governor-General who accepted the view of Macaulay (1835) to make English as the medium of instruction. :- Lord William Bentinck
• Who was the Governor-general of India during the Revolt of 1857? :- Lord Canning
• Ilbert Bill, which was introduced by the British Viceroy is a controversial measure proposed in 1883. :- Lord Ripon
• Indian Universities Act, 1904 was passed during the governorship of :- Lord Curzon
• The call of "Back to the Vedas" was given by: :- Swami Dayanand Saraswati
• The Rama Krishna Mission was established by: :- Swami Vivekananda
• Subhas Chandra Bose was elected President of the Haripura Congress Session in :- 1938

Term 25

• Who was the first and last Indian Governor General of India? :- C. Rajagopalachari
• Who propounded the theory of Drain of wealth' from India to Great Britain? :- Dada Bhai Naoroji
• Gandhi-Irwin Pact, signed on 5th March 1931 is associated with :- Civil Disobedience Movement
• Through which principle/device did Mahatma Gandhi strive to bridge economic inequalities? :- Trusteeship theory
• The Khilafat Movement was launched to protest against the humiliation of :- The Turkish Caliph
• Federal form of Government at the centre was introduced in India under :- Government of India Act, 1935
• What is the traditional bamboo dance of Mizoram called? :- Cheraw dance
• To which state does the traditional folk dance 'Gotipua' belong? :- Odisha
• Pattachitra style of painting is one of the oldest and most popular art forms of :- Odisha (Lord Jagannath)
• With which countries has Arunachal Pradesh common border? :- Bhutan, China and Myanmar

Term 26

• Uttar Pradesh shares boundary with 9 states (Highest), Which are :- Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and Jharkhand
• The outermost range of Himalaya is called :- Shivalik
• The highest mountain peak in Peninsular (south) India is :- Anaimudi
• Kolleru lake which is one of the largest freshwater lakes in India is located in which state - Andhra Pradesh
• The largest backwater lagoon lake in Odisha is - Chilika Lake
• Name the pass Uttarakhand which is used by pilgrims to Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - Lipulekh Pass
• The confluence of the Rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi is known as - Devaprayag
• Which River is the only natural water source that drains inside a lake in the desert - Luni (Rajasthan)
• Which River makes an estuary - Narmada

Term 27

• Tehri Dam is being constructed on the River - Bhagirathi
• Which is the highest River dam in India? - Tehri Dam (260.5m)
• Bhakra & Nagal Dam is built on - Sutlej River (Himachal Pradesh)
• Tropic of Cancer passes through how many states :- 8 (Gujrat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Tripura & Mizoram)
• Tropic of Cancer, passes through the which river twice:- Mahi River
• Heavy rainfall during the months of October and November is received by - Coromandel Coast (Eastern Coast)
• Which state receives rainfall during winters in the north west part due to western disturbances? - Punjab and Haryana
• Which is the largest jute producing state in India? :- West Bengal
• Operation Flood is related to :- Milk production
• The monazite sands on the Kerala coasts (largest reserves), used for generating nuclear energy contain :- Thorium

Term 28

• Jadugora, in Singhbhum district, Jharkhand is an im-portant mine for :- Uranium
• The 3 R's to save the environment are :- Reduce, Recycle, Reuse
• The smallest Union Territory of India in terms of total area is :- Lakshadweep
• Which sanctuary in India is famous for Rhinoceros and in which state is it located? :- Kaziranga, Assam
• When does solar eclipse take place? :- When the moon is between the sun and earth
• From continent, all three latitudes i.e. Equator tropic of cancer and tropic of Capricorn pass? :- Africa
• Which imaginary lines represent the lines joining the places of equal rainfall? :- Isohyets
• Suez Canal connects :- Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
• The coastal part (Seaward sloping) of water bodies of the oceans which is structurally part of the mainland of the continents is called the :- Continental shelf
• The main cause of Tsunami is: :- Earthquake on Sea floor 
• ________ is a system of government in which the power is divided between a central authority and various constit-uent units of the country (more than one level of Government). :- Federalism
• Right to vote is a :- Constitutional right
• How many members of the Rajya Sabha retire from the house every 2 years? :-1/3 of the total members
• The Speaker of Lok Sabha addresses his letter of resignation to the :- Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha
• Who was the First Speaker of Independent India's Lok Sabha? :- Ganesh Vasudev Mavlankar
• The Estimate Committee consists of :- 30 members from Lok Sabha & NO members from Rajya Sabha
• The vacancy of the office of the President must be filled within: :- 6 months
• Who administers the oath of the President of India? :- Chief Justice of India
• Which States have Legislative Councils or bicameral legislature? :- Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Karnataka.
• The Chief Minister is appointed by :- Governor
• Who is authorised to transfer/remove the Judge of one High Court to another High Court? :- President
• What is the tenure of the Chief Election Commissioner of India ? :- 6 Years or up to the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier
• The Chief of Election Commission is appointed by the :- President of India
• Only one can be the ex-officio Chairman of the Planning Commission. He is the :- Prime Minister
• Which Article of the Indian Constitution provides for the institution of Panchayati Raj? :- Article 40
• Which article of the Constitution deals with money bills :- Article 110
• Father of Economics :- Adam Smith
• Which is a basic characteristic of 'Oligopoly' :- Few sellers (large) and many buyers
• Personal disposable income is :- Equal to personal income minus direct taxes
• Currency notes and coins of one rupee and lower denominations are issued by the :- Ministry of Finance
• The fourteen major banks in India were nationalised in the year :- 1969
• RBI does not transact the business of which State Government? :- Jammu and Kashmir
• Stagflation (stagnation and inflation) refers to situation which is characterised by :- Inflation and rising unemployment
• The largest source of revenue to the Union Government is :- Corporation Tax
• What belongs to Central tax? :- Excise duty, Custom duty and Income tax
• The basic regulatory authority for mutual funds, security and stock markets lies with the :- Securities and Exchanges Board of India
• MTNL/ Engineers India Limited comes under which category? :- Navratna
• Name the device that measures the distance travelled by a vehicle :- Odometer
• Hygrometer is a device which is used to measure :- Relative Humidity
• During which motion of an object along a straight line, the velocity remains constant with time :- Uniform
• Which electromagnetic radiation is used for artificial satellite communication? :- Microwave
• Speed of sound in air is unaffected by change in :- Pressure
• Which of the metal has the maximum thermal/electrical conductivity? :- Silver
• Twinkling of stars is mainly due to which phenomena? :- Refraction of light by atmosphere 
• What is the name of the device used to convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) :- Rectifier
• Elements having same atomic numbers / Protons but different mass number / Neutrons but showing similar chemical properties are called :- Isotopes
• Which element is used as moderator in atomic reactor :- Graphite
• Which is used to remove ink and rust stains on cloth? :- Oxalic acid
• The major component in the LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) :- Butane
• Which element is used to make the coils used in water heaters? :- Nichrome
• Which metal is found in Free state in nature and was first metal to be used by man :- Copper
• White Phosphorus is always kept under :- Water
• 'Plaster of Paris' is made by partial dehydration(heating) of :- Gypsum salt
• Who is known as the Father of Zoology :- Aristotle
• The protein in the Hair, Finger nails, Hoofs and Horns is :- Keratin
• Cod liver oil and carrot are source of :- Vitamin A
• Which disease spreads when affected person excreta gets mixed with drinking water? :- Cholera
• Minamata disease is a nervous disorder caused by eating fish, polluted with :- Mercury
• Malaria and Kala Azar are caused by :- Protozoa
• Malaria can be cured with a drug "quinine" extracted from :- Cinchona Tree
• The DPT  vaccine is given to young babies to protect them from :- Diphtheria, Pertussis, Whooping cough and tetanus
• Which is the largest gland in human body? :- Liver
• Normal blood pressure of man is :- 120/80mmHg
• Normal fasting blood sugar level per 100ml. of blood in man is :- 80-100mg
• Which component of blood helps in the formation of blood clots? :- Platelets
• By which process water comes out of leaves in the form of vapour? :- Transpiration
• Chlorophyll contains :- Magnesium
• Which type of computer memories is non-volatile? :- ROM
• One Byte is equal to :- 8bits
•  In the Battle of Swally (1612) the British fought against the :- Portuguese
• What was the total number of gold medals won by India at Commonwealth Games 2018? :- 26
• Book "Kitab-ul-hind" :- Albiruni
• Which process in which hot, less dense materials rise upward and are replaced by colder, more dense materials? :- Convection
• 'Khetri' is famous for copper mine (located in) :- Rajasthan
• Baghmara Pitcher Plant Sanctuary is located in which state? :- Meghalaya
• Gurdwara Patalpuri Sahib is located on the bank of river :- Sutlej
• In which year was the Planning Commission of India set up? :- 1950
• Which Article of the Constitution of India states that there will be a Vice-President of India? :- Article 63
• The Mysore Palace was the residence of the :- Wodeyars
• Who assassinated Sir William Hutt Curzon Wyllie in London? :- Madan Lal Dhingra
• Rowa Wildlife Sanctuary situated :-  Tripura
• Who was the founder of Homeopathy :- Samuel Hahnemann
• Who wrote the novel 'Rangbhumi: The Arena of Life? :- Munshi Premchand
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• Which of the following is the world's third-highest mountain that connects the borders of India and Nepal :- Kanchenjunga
• How many storeys does Qutab Minar have in Delhi? - Five
• Which of the following statements about bromine is correct? :- It is a liquid at room temperature.

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• Land-Gift Movement (Bhoodan Andolan) - Vinova Bhave in 1951
• Which Gupta dynasty ruled till the end of the 5th century - Chandragupta Vikramaditya
• The only mine of Tungsten in India - Degana (Rajasthan)
• Prarthana Samaj - Atmaram Panduranga
• On whose recommendation does the President announce the dissolution of the Lok Sabha - Prime Minister of India
• International NRI day - 18 December
• Book "The Guide" - R.K. Narayan
• Scorpin Series Submarine - "INS Kalvari"
• Which polymer is use to make Plastik Utensils - Melamine
• British India first Iron & Steel plant in which year and where - 1907 by Jamshedpur (Bihar, Now Jharkhand) by Jamshedji Tata
• Book "Politics of Charkha" - by J.B. Kriplani
• The distance between the goalpost and the land of goalpost field - 8 foot
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• When an animal moves towards the source of light is called - Phototaxis
• Which is the world's highest plateau - Tibetan Plateau
• Viruses were first discovered by - Dimitry Iwanowsky
• Who presided the meeting, when the resolution of India's partition was passed on 14th June 1947? - Rajendra Prasad
• Which Mughal emperor was a great musician, a great patron of Hindustan Music? - Muhammad Shah
• Economic growth is normally coupled with? - Inflation
• Which is a major threat for biosphere reserve - Pollution
• Which Union Territory has its own elected Legislative Assembly? - Puducherry
• Asad Ali Khan was known for playing which of the following Indian Instruments - Rudra Veena
• Which of the following subjects is not the part of the state list? - Forests
• The cooking gas is mainly a mixture of the following two gases - Propane & Butane
• Which Article of the Constitution of India vests the power of legislation with the Parliament - 248
• Through which state do the rivers Chenab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and Yamuna flow? - Himachal Pradesh
• Which treaty was signed after the Battle of Buxar? - The Treaty of Allahabad
• Which of the following elements occur freely in nature? - Sulphur
• The second five-year plan of India focused on - Rapid Industrialization
• Which of the following Sikh Guru instituted the Khalsa Panth - Guru Gobind Singh

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Practice Set 2

• Monoatomic Elements - Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon
• Dioatomic Elements - Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine, Chlorine, Iodine, Bromine
• Alamatti Dam is built over - Krishna River (Karnataka)
• Who was the proposer of Quit India Movement - Jawahar Lal Nehru
• Largest private rail coach factory in country inaugurated? - Telangana
• Who was the first Viceroy to be designated as the Governor General of India in 1828? - Lord William Bentick
• The new year celebrated in the name of 'Vishnu' - Kerala
• Which language has been recently included as one of the nine classical languages of India under the New Education Policy? - Farsi
• Which is the outermost solid layer of the Earth - Crust
• In which year the first nuclear test was conducted by India at Pokhran? - 1974
• She established the Central Hindu School in 1898 and is aslo well known for her Home Rule movement - Annie Besant
• Nathu La Mountain Pass is located in - Sikkim
• Preamble of the constitution says that India will be - Secular, Democratic, Sovereign, Republic & Socialist
• What is the important objective of economic planning - Planned Development
• Who was the author of Prayag Prasasti - Harishena
• What are important for photosynthesis in plants - Chloroplasts
• Which is located in Indian Ocean - Carlsberg ridge
• Which one of the following is also called Stranger Gas - Xenon
• Black soil is best suited for the cultivation of - Cotton
• Meghdutam is written by :- Kalidas
• Who gave the slogan "Jai Jawan Jai Kisan"? :- Lal Bahadur Shastri
• 'The Zoya Factor' is a novel written by :- Anuja Chauhan
• The feature of 'Joint Sitting of two houses of Parliament' in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the constitution of :- Australia
• Who among the following was the first Chief Justice of India? :- Hon'ble Mr. Justice Harilal Jekisundas Kania
• Who was the first Indian judge to be appointed President of the International Court of Justice? :- Dr Nagendra Singh
• How many lists of functions for the Union and State governments have been given in the Indian Constitution? :- 3

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• Who among the following wrote the book 'Hind Swaraj'? Mahatma Gandhi
• Book "Unhappy India" :- Lala Lajpat Rai
• Book "The Indian Struggle" :- Subhash Chandra Bose
• Book "The Story of My Experiments with Truth" :- Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
• Book "The Discovery of India" :- Jawaharlal Nehru
• As the river enters the plain it twists and turns forming large bends known as :- meanders
• In which city is Indian Railway-Rail Coach Factory located? :- Kapurthala, Punjab
• Sarojini Naidu was the President of which Congress session :- 1925, Kanpur
• Which of the following game is known as "Gentlemen's Game"? :- Cricket
• According to the World Bank classification 2020-2021, India belongs to the category of :- lower-middle income country
• The Tropic of Cancer passes through how many states of India? :- 8
• The Zoji La Pass is in which mountain range? :- Zanskar Range
• The process of amendment has been mentioned in which part of the Indian Constitution :- Part 20
• Forest are also referred to as 'Monsoon Forests' :- Tropical Deciduous Forests
• Dance 'Mohiniyattam' :- Kerala
• C.K Naidu Trophy is associated with which sport? :- Cricket
• When did the Indian Constituent assembly adopt the constitution? :- 26 November 1949
• Saliva helps in digestion of :- Starch
• Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya is credited with popularising the slogan :- Satyameva Jayate
• Indian boxing champion Mary Kom belongs to which state? :- Manipur
• In the Indian constitution the section on Citizenship draws inspiration from which country's constitution? :- UK
• In which of the following states of India is the Dree festival celebrated? :- Arunachal Pradesh
• In which amendment to the constitution were the Bodo, Dogri, Santhali and Maithli added to the list of recognised languages? :- 92nd Constitution Amendment Act of 2003
• In which state is Ranthambore National Park located? :- Rajasthan
• In a uniform circular motion :- Speed is constant
• Lavani is a folk dance form of :- Maharashtra
• Birdie, eagle and albatross are all terms used in :- Golf
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