Chennai is hotter than Kolkata because:
(a) there is no mountain nearby
(b) Chennai is closer to the sea than Kolkata
(c) Chennai is nearer to the Equator
(d) Chennai has sandy region everywhere
Who wrote the book, ‘India Unbound’? 1 Gurcharan Das 2 Arundhati Roy 3 Aditya Birla 4 Mukesh Ambani
. The Employment Guarantee Scheme, a rural work programme, was first started in (a) West Bengal (b) Punjab (c) Kerala (d) Maharashtra
The human immuno deficiency virus (HIV) is a living entity because it can 1 Move from one cell to another 2 Undergo autoreproduction 3 Disturb host cell respiration 4 Excrete in human sperm
Synthetic ethanol is produced by reacting ethane (in the presence of phosphoric acid) with (a) Hydrogen (b) Potassium dichromate (c) Oxygen (d) Water
Iron is present in the blood in the form of a ? a) Free salt b) Compound c) Mixture d) Complex
Terrace cultivation is undertaken mainly (1) On hill tops (2) In undulating tracts (3) On mountain lopes (4) In semi-urban areas
Who among the following is the Cabinet Minister for the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas in the UPA Government? 1 Santosh Mohan Dev 2 Kamal Nath 3 Jaipal Reddy 4 None of these
From which of the following Constitutions we have not borrowed any feature? (a) Constitution of U.S.A. (b) Constitution of China (c) Constitution of Canada (d) Constitution of U.K.
China becomes the third country, after Russia and the US, to send an man into orbit own space vehicle. The choosen ?taikonaut? is 1 Neil Armstrong 2 Yang Liei 3 Ho Chi Min 4 Ho Liwei
What is the approximate potential of tidal power generation in India? (A) 1,000 MW (B) 8,000-9,000 MW (C) 20,000 MW (D) 30,000-40,000 MW
Why was the Guinea Bissau recently in the news? 1 There was a revolt against the Government in which rebel troops gained effective control of the country 2 There was a very severe earthquake in the country in which more than 50,000 people died 3 The Guinea Bissau was the venue of the recently-concluded Commonwealth Meet 4 None of these
How many major organs does the U.N. have? (a) Six (b) Four (c) Five (d) Seven