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. The measurement of poverty line is based on the criterion of
(1) Their dwelling houses
(2) The nature of employment
(3) Caloric consumption
(4) The level of education
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The greatest Political Blunder that was committed by Kumaragiri Reddi was (a) His involvment in wars (b) Followed decentralization (c) Division of the kingdom into two halfs (d) Creation of Rajahmandry Rajya
. It is believed that capital city of empire of Chandra Gupta Vikramaditya was (1) Lpatliputra (2) Ujjain (3) Nalanda (4) Allahabad
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Which foreign country established business center in South India during the reign of the Satavahanas and the Ikshavakus (a) Rome (b) Greece (c) U.K. (d) None
. Boghazkoti is important because (1) It is known as a significant trading center between Central Asia and Tibet (2) Inscriptions found here mention the name of the Vedic gods and goddesses (3) The original text of the Vedas was composed here (4) It was a trade center during the Sangam Age
Algae come under the division (1) Thallophyta (2) Bryophyta (3) Pteridophyta (4) Gymnosperm
. The Prime Minister of the united Kingdom when India achieved independence was (1) Winston Churchill (2) Lord Macaulay (3) Clement Attlee (4) Harold Wilson
. The annual growth rate of population in India is about (1) 1.2 percent (2) 2.8 percent (3) 2.5 percent (4) 3 percent
. In which of the following points is the Indian constitution similar to that of U.S.A. (1) Fundamental rights (2) Rule of Law (3) Directive principles of state policy (4) Rigid constitution
Who said, "Swaraj is my Birthright"? (1) Gandhiji (2) Tilak (3) Pandit Nehru (4) S.C. Bose
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Sree Bhag agreement deals with (a) Ensuring rapid development of Rayalaseema as per with costal districts (b) Establishing a separate University center in Rayalaseema area (c) None of these (d) A & B
The leading coal producing region of India lies in the (1) Pennar valley (2) Krishna valley (3) Godavari valley (4) Damodar valley
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