Which is the highest judicial authority in a state?

What is the full form of PAC?

Which Article of the Constitution established the Right to Life?

What is the full form of PIL?

Which two states share a common High Court?

The High Court of Madras was established in

Total number of High Courts is India

The High Court of Delhi came up in

The number of courts at the apex level is

The Supreme Court was established on

When did the 'Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act' come into effect.

Which of the following is a repressive law?

A bill finally becomes an Act after the assent of

When was the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act passed?

The Rowlatt Act came into effect on _____________ ?

Where is Jallianwala Bagh located?

Abuse of a woman in the domestic sphere could be

When was the Sedition Act passed?

When did the Jallianwala Bagh massacre take place? 

When was the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act passed? 

Who owns the Union Carbide plant at present?

Right to a healthy environment is intrinsic to the Fundamental Right of

What did the Union Carbide's Bhopal plant produce?

Name the poisonous gas that leaked from Union Carbide's plant leading to a serious disaster.

Which type of pollution was caused by the Bhopal gas tragedy?

Union Carbide was a/an

When did the government amend the 'Child Labour Prevention Act'?

Who ensures that the laws are implemented?

The Justice Sachar Committee was set-up in the year

Where is Niyamgiri Hill located?

Tribals are also referred to as

What is the literacy rate of Muslims in India (2001)?

Which among the following states does the Jagannath cult belong to?

What percentage of India's total population is comprised of Muslims (2001)?

Where do Adivasis live?

What is the share of Adivasis in India's population?

A ghetto is an area/locality populated by

Adivasis literally means

The benefits of a public facility can be shared by

What is the most important form of public transport over short distances?

According to Census 2001, the percentage of rural households with electricity connectionis

Which of the following is not a source of water in rural areas?

Where is Porto Alegre situated?

The raw material of textile industry is/are

Industrial disaster occurred in Bhopal on

These industries are owned and operated by the producers or suppliers or both

The textile industry at Osaka imports raw cotton from:

Maruti Udyog industry comes under

The first successful modern textile mill was established in

______ is an important steel city of the United States of America.

TISCO was started in the year ______ at Sakchi.

When was the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers(Recognition of Forest Rights) Act passed?

Which community has been mainly employed in manual scavenging?

Who among the following is an Adivasi activist?

Who among the following can avail reservations?

Which of the following is a step to promote social justice?

When was the Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Latrines (Prohibition) Act passed?

What was Kabir's caste occupation?

The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act came into being in the year?

Which article of the Indian Constitution prohibits untouchability?

Which of the following is a marginalised group in our Indian society?

Who presents the budget?

Which of the following is a water-borne disease?

Right to Education is guaranteed for all children aged between

Which of the following is not a public facility?

The Constitution of India recognises the right to water as being a part of ___________

Which one of the following is a natural fibre?

Which one of the following industries is known as sunrise industry?

Silicon valley is located in

General Baird was

Who among these was a portrait painter?

When did Thomas Daniell and William Daniell come to India?

Raja Ravi Varma decided to set-up a picture production team and printing press on the outskirts of

Samuel Bourne was a famous

Abanindranath Tagore was influenced by the art of

Abanindranath Tagore and a new group of artists rejected the art of Ravi Varma because

Kalighat is located in

Who painted 'Nala and Damayanti'?

Mural painting means

William Adam toured the districts of

A madrasa was set-up in Calcutta in 1781 to promote the study of

From where did William Jones study Greek and Latin?

Who was William Adam?

The English Education Act was introduced in the year

'English education had enslaved Indians'. Name the speaker.

The ideas of William Jones were supported by

Who set-up the Asiatic Society of Bengal?

In which year did William Jones arrive in Calcutta?

Who attacked the Orientalists?

Untouchability is an ancient practice of

The government does not force Sikhs to wear helmet while driving two-wheelers because:

Which of the following is correct with reference to Saudi Arabia?

Secularism means

Indian Constitution does not contain

Majority of the population of Israel is

What can we not do in government schools?

What happened in Germany during Hitler's rule?

Which of the following is correct?

Who files an FIR?

Which article places a duty upon the State to provide a lawyer to the accused if he is not able to engage one himself (due to poverty or some other disability)?

What is the full form of FIR?

According to Article 22 of the Constitution, every person has a Fundamental Right to

Who among the following does not play any role in the criminal justice system?

Why did Mr Shinde go to the police station?

In court, the Public Prosecutor represents the interests of the ... ......

Who can be called to the police station for questioning?

Who decides whether the accused person is guilty or not?

The government of a state can make laws on

In which year was the first general election under the new Constitution held? 

Members of Lok Sabha are

Who presides over the Lok Sabha?

Who is the head of the Indian state?

The term/tenure of Lok Sabha is

The total membership of the Lok Sabha is

The Upper House of Parliament is termed as

When were EVMs first used in India?

When was the Indian National Congress (INC) formed?

Sunlight is which type of resource?

This term signifies 'balancing the needs to use resources and also conserve them for future generation'. It is called

It signifies development of human beings i.e. developing the quality and capacity of people state.

These resources are inorganic in nature and constitute minerals, rocks, soils etc

Using resources carefully and giving them time to get renewed is called

The types of resources on the basis of origin are

Resources drawn from nature and used without much modification are called

The resources whose quantities are not known are called

The value associated with resources are

The basis of classification of resources are

The exclusive right over any idea or invention is called

What makes an object or substance a resource?

Which of the following physical features are best suited for living?

Which is not an example of ground water?

Which among the following natural vegetations is most predominant in India?

Which of the following types of vegetation is common in fertile, level lands?

Which of the following factors influences the type and distribution of natural vegetation?

The total Earth's surface cover with water is about

What is the percentage of usable water for human consumption?

Vanamohatasava is celebrated to create awareness about

Common property resource is also known as

The major vegetation types of the world are grouped as forests, grasslands, tundra and

The use of land is determined by factors such as
(i) topography
(ii) soil
(iii) climate
(iv) mineral
Choose the correct option.

Although more than 2,800 types of minerals have been identified, only about 100 are considered

The salt in your food and graphite in your pencil are also

From which mineral silicon is obtained?

Cite the name of one of the gold mines of India, which is one of the deepest mines of the world?

Which continent is the largest producer of iron?

Minerals are a ..... resource

Extraction of salt from sam bar lake in

Where is the largest solar plant of India located?

The monozite sands of Kerala are rich in

Which is India's oldest oil producing state?

Electricity from coal is called

India has deposits of high grade

India is critically deficient in the reserves and production of

Geothermal energy is found in

Petroleum is referred to as 'Black Gold' because

Complete the statement: Non-renewable resources are ___________________

Which one of the following is a human-made resource?

Which one of the following does not make substance a resource?

_______ is grown in winter. It requires rainfall during growing season and bright sunshine at the time of harvest.

__________ activity is concerned with processing and manufacturing.

What happened when Nehru went to Telugu speaking districts of Madras Presidency

When was the Second Five Year Plan formulated?

In 1966, the state of Punjab was divided into........

In..................the bilingual state of Bombay was divided into separate states for Marathi and Gujarati speakers

Who is called the father of the Indian Constitution?

The person who said, "Disruptionist tendencies had come to the fore; to check them, the nation had to be strong and united" was

When did Potti Sriramulu die?

Who was HJ Khandekar?

Which practice was described as a 'slur and a blot' on the 'fair name of India'?

According to Dr. BR Ambedkar, political democracy has to be accompanied by two kinds of democracy, namely economic democracy and

Growing vegetables, flowers, fruits and decorative plants for commercial use is known as

More_______than percentage of population in the world depends on agriculture.

Factor(s) influencing the crop cultivation is/are

Cultivation of grapes is also known as _______

The word agriculture has been derived from two________words.

The type of agriculture largely practised in India is

Which is not a millet crop?

The two most important staple food crops of the world are

Slash and burn practice of agriculture is also known as

Agriculture is a

All minorities, religious or linguistic, can set up their own educational institutions in order to preserve and develop their own culture. Which part of the Constitution says this?

Right to Freedom includes

Who among the following was/were members of the Constituent Assembly?

According to the Fundamental Rights mentioned in the Indian Constitution, which of the following is prohibited?

Which of the following is not a key feature of the Indian Constitution?

Who was the President of the Constituent Assembly of India?

In which year did Nepal adopt the Interim Constitution?

What is the third- tier of Government in India?

The political system in Nepal till 2006 was

Which one of the following is NOT in favour of the conservation of nature?

Which one of the following methods is most appropriate to check soil erosion on steep slopes?

Which one of the following is not a factor of soil formation?

Most of the people usually prefer to live in this region:

Human resources differ from one another in respect of

What is the average population density of the world? (persons per sq. km).

According to population, what is India's rank in the world?

The Ministry of Human Resource Development was established by the Government of India in the year.

The highest density of the population in the world is in:

Which of the following countries has slow growth rate of population?

How much population lives on 30% of the land surface?

The country which does not have high growth rate of population is

The factors which influence population change are

Kesari, a Marathi newspaper was edited by

The book 'Poverty and Un-British Rule in India' is authored by

Second World War ended in

The Vernacular Press Act was enacted in

When and where was All India Muslim League formed?

When did Gandhiji arrive in India from South Africa?

Who was the first Indian Governor-General of free India?

Who established National Congress?

The founder of Khudai Khidmatgars was

Lala Lajpat Rai was a nationalist from

The Meiji regime assumed power in Japan in _________

TISCO expanded steel production during

Smelting furnaces in villages were built with _______________

The _____________ was a community of iron smelters

From the 16^th century, who began buying Indian textiles for sale in Europe?

_____________ was the foremost textile centre in India during the 18th century.

_______________ became the general name for all cotton textiles from India

The first cotton mill in India was set-up at ____________in the year ___________

A/An ____________ was a ritual hand loom cloth woven in Gujarat.

In 1786, the ________________ was invented by ___________

India was the world's largest producer of cotton textiles around the year ____________

In the 1850s, Britain came to be known as the _____________

What is a population pyramid?

In 1999, the world population reached

Which are three main factors that cause population change?

Which does the term population distribution refer to?

Periyar founded

The first Urdu novels began to be written from

Name the educationist who started schools for Muslim girls in Patna and Calcutta.

Name the national leader(s) who lent support to demand for greater equality and freedom for women.

Peasants and artisans were referred to as

A widow's home was established at Poona by

The Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College was established by

The practice of sati was banned in the year

Prarthana Samaj was founded by

EV Ramaswamy was known by the name

The Satyashodhak Samaj was founded by

Widow Remarriage Act was passed in the year

Leading producer of coffee is

Golden fibre refers to

Horticulture means

Which one of the following practices will not conserve LPG in your kitchen?

Which one of the followings is a leading producer of copper in the world?

Which one of the followings is not a producer of mica?

Which one of the followings is not a characteristic of minerals?

Most of the migrants in Delhi from?

Which of the following is a manufacturing town?

One of the achievements of the Delhi Improvement Trust was ________

How many refugees were added to Delhi's population due to partition?

Where did the British in Delhi live after the rebellion was quelled? 

Which time period was known as the Delhi renaissance period? 

What was in the centre of Shajahanabad?

By the early 20th century, what proportion of Indians was not living in cities?

Which of the following groups of cities were known as Presidency cities?

Which of the following cities was de-urbanized during the 19th century?