The Prime Minister of which of the following countries
escaped a bid on his life in January 1999 as a bomb placed
on his way, exploded minutes before his arrival to the place?
1 Nepal
2 Sri Lanka
3 United Kingdom
4 Pakistan
The Head of the Indian Republic, according to Article 52 of the Constitution, is the (a) President (b) Vice-President (c) Prime Minister (d) None of these
World Health Organisation (WHO) has resolved to eradicate polio globally by the year: (A) 1999 (B) 2001 (C) 2002 (D) 2005
Genoa, France and Venice became the centers of civilization because: (a) of the wealth of these cities (b) they became the centers of crafts and trade (c) these were the leading cities of the age (d) the traders came here from far-off lands
what are the risks of unprotected sex?
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
The Spartans did not allow trade, and travel because: (a) they had no time due to strict discipline in life (b) of their slave-system (c) they feared that new ideas would destroy their system (d) their chief concern was militarism and nothing else
Sachiln Tendulkar has made a double hundred recently. He has equaled the record of 1 Ajay Wadekar 2 Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi 3 Sunil Gavaskar 4 G.vishwanath
The First Afghan War is an important event during the administration of: (a) Lord William Bentinck (b) Lord Auckland (c) Earl of Moira (d) Lord Amherst
The Kelkar Committee report deals with (a) Direct & Indirect Taxes (b) Electoral Reforms (c) Banking Sector Reforms (d) River Water Disputes
X-tra Mile Super Diesel has been launched by 1 Indian Oil 2 Bharat Petroleum 3 Hindustan Petroleum 4 IBP
Palakurki Somanatha is the author of (1) Manucharitra (2) Amuktamalyada (3) Panditaradhyacharitra (4) Keyurabahucharitra
Name the place which was the center for three religions during the period of Ikshavakus (1) Sriparvata (2) Vinukonda (3) Kondavedu (4) Palakol