Very important General Knowledge ( Refresh yourself)

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General Knowledge ( Refresh yourself)


1. The Mandal Commission came into force during the tenure of which Prime Minister?
Answer: VP Singh

2. What is SARS?
Answer: Disease spread by virus

3. is the father of the Green Revolution in India
Answer: M.S. Swaminathan

4. White revolution is concerned.
Answer: From milk

5. Godhra is famous for what?
Answer: To burn people in a train

6. Who was the last Mughal ruler?
Answer - Bahadur Shah Zafar

7. Who opposed Sati system the most?
Answer - Raja Ram Mohan Roy.

8. What is the full form of OBC.
Answer - Other Backward classes

9. Why is SAIL famous?
Answer - For steel production.

10. Why are demand drafts crossed?
Answer - So that the payment can be made through the bank account only.

11. Where does Pushkar Mail take place?
Answer: Jaipur

12. Where was the Azad Hind Fauj established?
Answer: Singapore

13. India ranks in the world in terms of area.
Answer: Seventh

14. Zakir Hussain is related.
Answer: From tabla

15. The tomb of Lal Bahadur Shastri.
Answer - Vijay Ghat

16. Suez Canal connects.
Answer: Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea

17. Who is called the queen of issues?
Answer - Cardamom

18. '] [' is indicative of.
Answer: Bridge

19. Who was the founder of Nazism?
Answer: Hitler

20. Who started the 'Din-i-Ilahi' religion?
Answer: Akbar

21. Who eats 'poor Nawaz'?
Answer - Muinuddin Chishti

22. Where is Qutub Minar?
Answer: In Delhi

23. It is called the land between the mountain and the mountain.
Answer: Valley

24. Sahariya tribe is found.
Answer: In Rajasthan

25. Mountains and mountains are shown in the map.
Answer: Red

26. The country is the largest producer of silk (silk).
Answer: China

27. Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan during the Kargil War?
Answer: Nawaz Sharif

28. is the national bird of India.
Answer: Peacock

29. When was the Indian National Congress established?
Answer - 1885 AD

30. Which figure is made of underground water?
Answer - Karstavido

31. Kharif is a crop.
Answer: Mecca

32. When is the millet crop harvested?
Answer: October - November

33. Eskimo's houses are built.
Answer: Ice

34. Before Delhi was the capital of India.
Answer: Calcutta
35. Lal Trikod (4) is related to
Answer: Family Welfare

36. Contour line shows.
Answer: From the same height and size places above sea level

37. Kaveri River flows.
In north-south

38. Who is the author of Mahabharata.
Answer: Ved Vyas

39. Which tribe is most commonly found in Sri Lanka.
Answer: Sinhalese

40. Which grains are burnt during Holika Dahan?
Answer: Barley

41. Who gets income from the registration fee in the village fair.
Answer: District Council

42. Who founded the 'Khudai Khidmatgar'?
Answer - Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan

43. Ganga-Yamuna is the confluence site of the river.
Answer: In Allahabad

44. The northernmost mountain ranges of the Himalayas are called.
Answer: Himadri

45. What was the name of Buddha's childhood?
Answer: Siddhartha

46. ​​India's maritime boundary is long.
Answer - 7500. M

47. Whose ambassador was Megasthenes?
Answer: Seleucus

48. Kathak Kali is the dance of which state?
Answer: Kerala

49. Ujjain is situated on the bank of which river?
Answer: Kshipra

50. When was the Dal-Badal Law passed?
Answer: In 1985 AD

51. In which state is the Ghana Bird Sanctuary?
Answer: Rajasthan

52. Who is known as Frontier Gandhi.
Answer - Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan

53. Which ruler had the capital 'Patili Putra' as the first in the Maurya Empire?
Answer: Chandragupta Maurya

54. When is Human Rights Day celebrated?
Answer: 10 December

55. Which is the major tea producing country of India.
Answer: Assam

56. India's second woman to climb Mount Everest.
Answer - Santosh Yadav

57. Who was the first woman president of the Indian National Congress.
Answer: Annie Besant

58. Where is Jim Corbett Park located.
Answer: Uttaranchal

59. Which Muslim aggressor destroyed the Somnath temple.
Answer - Mahmud Ghaznavi

60. Dadasaheb Phalke was the first person to be awarded the award.
Answer: Devika Rani

61. When was 'U.N.O' established?
Answer: In 1945 AD

62. What goods does India export the most?
Answer: Cotton cloth

63. Gram is covered under which crop?
Answer: Pulses

64. Which is the longest rail route in India?
Answer - Northern Railway

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