- Which metal is used as filament in Electric bulbs? – Tungsten
- The height of Kandraur Bridge is – 263 feet (80 mtrs.)
- Rong-Tong Hydel Project is situated in – Distt. Lahual Spiti
- “Kanthapura” was written by – Raja Rao
- Charminar is located at – Hyderabad
- “Golden Ball” Award is associated with a game viz – Football
- Who is the Director of National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)? – Prof. Krishna Kumar
- Katas Raj-Shiva temple is located in – Pakistan
- Which game is Sania Mirza associated with? – Lawn Tennis
- Ustad Zakir Hussain is associated with – Tabla
- Who is the author of the play “Merchant of Venice”? – William Shakespeare
- Forbidden City is – Lahasa
- The country smallest in area is – Vatican City (0.44Sqkm.)
- Unsuccessfully launched Agni III was designed to hit enemy target at a distance of – 3000 km – 3500 km
- Which of the following players won the 2006 U.S. Open Tennis men’s title? – Roger Federer
- Proposed “1020 MW. Khab Power Project” in distt. kinnaur is to be constructed on the river – Sutlej
- Which place is called Ajanta of Himalayas? – Tabo Monastery
- Total Population of Himachal Pradesh under 2001 census is – 60,77,248
- “Parichu Lake” is in – Tibet
- Female literacy rate in H.P under 2001 census is – 68.08%
- Recently gutted 10th century “Bodh Temple” is at – Ribba (Kinnaur)
- Who was the first Chairman of the Territorial Council of H.P. in 1957? – Thakur Karam Singh
- Greater Himalayan National Park is in – Distt. Kullu
- Which place in H.P. is known as Mini Switzerland? – Khajjiar (Chamba)
- How many main PURANAS are there? – 18
- The foundation stone of Indian Parliament House was laid by – Duke of Connaught on Feb.
- “The Suketi Fossil Park” is in – Distt. Sirmour
- “Mohana” is a famous song of – Bilaspur (H.P.)
- Sobha Singh Art-Gallery is at – Andhreta (Palampur)
- The language spoken by the Aryans was – Sanskrit
- Whose son was Ajatashatru? – Bimbisara
- “Pangwal Tribe” resides in district – Chamba
- “GODAN” was written by – Munshi Prem Chand
- AIDS day is celebrated on – 1st December
- Blood was classified into four groups by – Karl Landsteiner in 1900 A.D.
- Anemia is caused due to the deficiency of – Iron
- Disorder in Pancreas causes – Diabetes
- “Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed and some few to be chewed and digested. “Who spoke these words? – Francis Bacon
- Leukemia is a disease also called – Blood Cancer
- How many bones are there in human body? – 206
- Penicillin is widely used as – Antibiotic
- EEG helps in diagnosis of major disorder of – Brain
- Which part of the human body is called “Adam’s Apple”? – Larynx (Thorax)
- “Ultimate Clean Bomb” is – Hydrogen Bomb
- Maharishi Pantanjali gave the concept of yoga in – 200-100 B.C.
- Pomology is a study of – Fruits
- Nobel Prize winner Norman E. Borlaug (USA) is the father of – Green Revolution
- Bamboo is a – Grass
- How many Universities are functional in Himachal Pradesh? – Seven (4 Govt. & 3 Private Universities)
- The chief constituent of Gober Gas is –Methane (Marsh Gas)
- The function of Dynamo is to convert – Mechanical Energy into Electric energy
- Which food is the best source of Protein? – Pulses
- The most abundant element in earth’s atmosphere is – Nitrogen (78.03%)
- Name the country which lead in the production of Industrial Diamond (Borts) –Zaire (Democratic Republic of Congo)
- Which Indian state is the largest producer of cotton? – Maharashtra
- “Monsoon” is derived from – Arabic word “Mausim” which means Season
- Demography is the study of – population
- Radcliffe line demarcates the boundary between – India – Pakistan
- “Comet” is a – Heavenly body of huge clouds of frozen gases& dust with a
tail away from the sun
- Which instrument is used to record the magnitude of Earthquake? – Seismograph
- “Cloud burst” means – Extreme heavy & Sudden down pour of rain
- “OASIS” means – A fertile place in the midst of desert having water & vegetation
- The Indus river rises from – Mount Kailash (Mansarover Lake)
- Hailey National Park (Estd. In 1936) is now called – Corbett National Park
- “IGLOO” is a – Cone shaped hut made of blocks of hard snow
- Which State is the main producer of rubber in India? – Kerala
- Who is the Education Minister of India? – Arjun Singh
- Raja Sansar Chand was the king of which state? – Kangra
- Which country is the most densely populated country in the world? – Monanco (23660 persons per Sqkm.)
- Which mountains are said to be the World’s oldest in India? – Aravallis
- South-West monsoon winds blow in India during – June-September
- “Diego Garcia” ( of Cages Archipelago) is an island situated in – Indian Ocean
- Red Soil is found in – Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa
- Alexander invaded India in – 327 – 325B.C.
- Birth place of Gautam Buddha – Lumbini ( near kapilvastu in Nepal)
- Which hydro electric project situated in the territory of H.P. is still under the control of another State? – Shanan Hydro Electric Project ( Distt. Mandi)
- Who brought revenue record upto date during Akbar? – Raja Todar Mal
- Who created the “Khalsa”? – Guru Gobind Singh
- “Cholas” ruled their Kingdom with the help of – Council of Ministers
- Who was called “Indian Napolean” by V.A. Smith? – Samudra Gupta
- The first to bring Islam into India were – Arabs
- Changez Khan, who invaded India in 1221 A.D. belonged to – Mongolia
- Who was the first Viceroy of India went the British Crown took over the reign from East Company in 1858? – Lord Canning
- The highest institution of Panchayati Raj in India is – Zila Parishad
- “Swaraj is my birth right, I shall have it” who said these words? – Bal Gangadhar Tilak
- Gandhi founded “Sabarmati Ashram” in 1916 at – Ahmadabad ( in Gujarat)
- In which movement “Vande Mataram” was adopted as a slogan for agitation? – Partition of Bengal
- India’s first satellite-Aryabhatta was launched on – April 19, 1975
- Which Indian Revolutionary helped Subhash Chander Bose in raising I.N.A. (Azad Hind Fauj)? – Rasbihari Bose
- “Poorna Swaraj” was declared by the Congress in its 44th Session under the Pt. J.L. Nehru on Dec. 31, 1929 at – Lahore ( on the bank of the Ravi river)
- Who was the first Indian to into space? – Rakesh Sharma
- Which is the state being ruled by one party for the last three decade? – West
Bengal
- What is the existing GDP of India? – 7%
- “The Gilt Edged Market” deals in – Govt. Securities
- Who is the exponent of the theory of “Economic Drain of India” during the British Rule? – Dada Bhai Naoroji
- Custom Duty is a tax on – Imports
- Kautilya is also known as – Chanakya & Vishnu Gupta
- Ashoka the Great invaded kalinga in – 261 B.C.
- First man-made Satellite sent in space by Russians in 1957, is known as – Sputnik
- Which is the smallest planet in solar system? – Mercury
- Sterling is the name given to the currency of – United Kingdom
- In which country was G-8 Summit 2006 of Industrialized Nations held recently? – Russia
- Fourteen carat Gold is – Gold containing 49% Copper
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) has it’s headquarter at – Washington D.C.
- Sodium is a – Metal
- What is soft currency? – Currency in plentiful supply
- National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development (NABARD) was established on – July 12, 1982
- How many verses are there in Ramayana? – 24000
- When do we observe National Consumer Day? – December 24
- Under 10th Five year plan the target GDP is fixed at? – 8%
- Name the department for which a separate Annual Budget is presented in the parliament of India? – Railways
- Who are the vice-Chairmen of Planning Commission of India? – Montek Singh
Ahluwalia
- Which Govt. has introduced for the first time “Out Come Budget” in parliament of India? – UPA Govt.
- Which political party, does Sh. Somnath Chatterjee, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, belong to? – Communist Party of India (Marxist)
- Plastic bags do not decompose easily in nature because they are – Non-
Biodegradable
- How many elected members are there in the Rajya Sabha? – 238 ( presently 233)
- The President of India elected by – The electoral College consisting of elected members of Lok Sabha; Rajya Sabha; all the state legislative Assemblies; National Capital Delhi & Pondicherry
- How many times Indian President has been impeached by the Parliament? – Never
- Who replaced Sh. D.P. Khaitan member of Drafting Committee of Indian Constitution after his death in Feb. 1947? – T.T. Krishnachary
- Who decides whether a bill is money bill or non-money bill? – Speaker of Lok Sabha
- How many times Article 360 (Financial Emergency) of the Constitution has been invoked by the President of India? – Never
- Under which constitutional amendment, woman are provided 33% reservation in Panchayats and Urban bodies? – 74th
- Attorney General of India, Comptroller & Auditor General of India, & Governors of the States are appointed by – President of India
- Who is the Supreme Commander of the defense forces in India? – President of India
- Panchayati Raj System in India is – Three Tier System
- Which is the highest Civilian Award of India? – Bharat Ratna
- Every day functioning of the Parliament begins with – Question Hour
- Fish breathe through the – Gills
- The oldest style of Indian Classical Dance is – Bharatnatyam
- SAARC was established on – December 8, 1985
- Capital of Lebanon is – Beirut
- Which country’s Parliament is called “Jatiya Sansad”? – Bangladesh
- “Yuan” is the currency of – China
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