The person who became instrumental in Ashoka?s conversion to
Buddhism was:
(a) Dignath
(b) Bhadrabahu
(c) Vasavdatta
(d) Upagupta
. Which one of the following figures will generate a cone when rotated about one of its straight edges? (a) An equilateral triangle (b) A sector of a circle (c) A segment of a circle (d) A right-angled triangle
The RBI has four chief weapons to control or maintain desired equilibrium in the economy of the country. Which of the following is NOT one of them? (1) Open market operations (2) Reserve requirement (banks have to keep a part of deposits in reserve) (3) Repo rate (4) Bank rate (5) Introducing new taxes/levies, etc.
Who Presided over the rapid growth Ranbaxy over the 1970s and 1980s 1 Parvinder Singh 2 Bhai Mohan Singh 3 U.N.Mehta 4 None of the above
Which of the following is the main source of Political Power in India? (1) Parliament and State Legislatures (2) Parliament (3) The People (4) The Constitution
THE TRUE PATROIT WHO FACED ALEXANDER AND DID NOT SURRENDER WAS
A 3.5 inch, double density floppy disk which does not have any surface defects can be formatted to store a maximum of: (A) 1.2 MB of data (B) 1.22 MB of data (C) 1.4 MB of data (D) 1.44 MB of data
The famous book ?Two Lives? has been written by 1 Anurag Mathur 2 Arundhati Roy 3 Vikram Seth 4 Shiv Khera
The office of the Prime Minister of India has been created by (a) The Constitution (b) A convention (c) The President (d) The Supreme Court
The main important feature of neutron bomb is that when it is dropped on a city, it would damage 1 Both the living organisms and buildings 2 The buildings but not the living organisms 3 The living organisms but spare buildings 4 None of these
India has decided to develop Tsunami Warning System with the help of 1 Britain 2 Russia 3 Canada 4 USA
Gireesham is a character in Gurujada Appa Rao?s drama. What is it. (1) Mee Penemit (2) Kanya Sulkam (3) Pedda Maseedu (4) None of the above
Lord North?s Regulating Act was passed during the administration of: (a) Sir Robert Clive (b) Warren Hastings (c) Lord Cornwallis (d) Sir John Shore