The graceful Ras dances of Manipur are performed by:
(a) only men
(b) only women
(c) only women and young girls
(d) all of the three above
Right to freedom of religion has been granted under Articles (a) 25 to 27 (b) 29 to 31 (c) 25 to 28 (d) 25 and 26
Ankaleshwar in India is known for the production of 1 Bauxite 2 Coal 3 Iron ore 4 Petroleum
According to the World Economic Outlook Report released by International Monetary Fund (IMF) in April 2003, the growth projection for India for 2003 and 2004 are expected to be…. and…. Respectively. 1 5.1 per cent; 5.9 per cent 2 4.7 per cent; .5 per cent 3 6.5 per cent; 6.0 per cent 4 6.5 per cent; 7.0 per cent
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Prompted by the Emir of Kuwait, the Kuwait cabinet made an amendment in the constitution giving the women a right to 1 Contest election of the local bodies 2 Vote in the local body elections 3 Run parliament and vote in the general elections 4 Divorce her husband
The share of Primary Sector in India during the last four decades of planning has (1) Increased (2) Decreased (3) Not changed (4) Not shown any percentible change
The Roman civilization started developing around the: (a) 3rd century BC (b) 4th century BC (c) 6th century BC (d) 1st century AD
The coating of which one of the following metals on iron is termed as ?galvanising?? 1 Zinc 2 Copper 3 Cadmium 4 Tin
The Annual NRI remittances are 1 Over $ 10 billion 2 $ 980 million 3 Over $ 20 billion 4 None of these
Vira saiviam was approad in Andhra by: (1) Panditaradhaya (2) Somanatha (3) Basava (4) Visvesvara
Desert shield is associated with (1) U.S. forces in Saudi Arabia (2) Iraqi forces in Kuwait (3) Libya?s forces (4) None of the above
Which one is not the legal immunities of the President of India? (a) Not answerable to any court of law for the exercise of his powers (b) Cannot be compelled to appear as a witness before any court of law (c) No criminal proceedings can be brought against him during the term of his office (d) His powers are not limited even by Constitutional law