. Who is the first Law officer of the Government of India?
(1) Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
(2) Minister of law in the union Government
(3) Attorney General of India
(4) None
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Majlis I-Malguzari indicates? (a) Supreme court (b) Administrative Board (c) Advisory Council (d) Council of ministers
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. One of the important methods adopted by Lord Wellesley to end French influence was (1) That he brided Indian princes (2) That he followed a policy of non-interference in the affairs of Indian states (3) That he further developed subsidiary system (4) That he sent armies of the company to the Indian states at his own will
. Which of the following is a progressive tax (1) Income Tax (2) Sales Tax (3) Excise Duty (4) Customs Duty
. At the time of arrival of Lord Wellesley as Governor General of India, Tipu Sultan was actively negotiating with (1) Nizam (2) French (3) East India company (4) Mughal Emperor
Marcopolo visited Orugallu during the regime of: (a) Rudrama Devi (b) Pola Raja-II (c) Pratapa Rudra (d) Ganapathideva
In which state has the petro-chemical industry developed most in India? (1) West Bengal (2) Bihar (3) Gujarat (4) Tamil Nadu
. In which industry in India are the maximum numbers of workers employed? (1) Sugar (2) Jute (3) Textiles (4) Iron and steel
Who were the two faithfull supporters of Alluri Seetharama Raju? (a) Gama Mallu Dora (b) Gama Gantam Dora (c) Both A & B (d) None
The forest Satyagraha palnadu (Guntur) was undertaken as: (a) Poverty of the people (b) Harassment of the people by the subordinate staff of forest department increased (c) Non-payment of the taxesl by the people (d) All the above
Who followed a Gandhian techniques to achieve the Andhra State? (a) T. Prakasam (b) Swami Sitaram (c) Veeresalingam (d) None
. What is the predominant type of Indian agriculture? (1) Commercial agriculture (2) Extensive agriculture (3) Plantation agriculture (4) Subsistence agriculture
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