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Know Your Olympian: Naib Subedar Jitu Rai of 11 GR

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The Olympic Games kick-started in Rio with stunning performances and mouth-opening fireworks. India is represented by its largest ever contingent of 120 members from various corners of the country representing various organisations. One among them is Indian Army’s Naib Subedar Jitu Rai.

Here is the story of a Gorkha Soldier representing India at the Olympics:

  1. Jitu Rai was born and bought up in the Nepali village of Sankhuwa Sabha district. He is the fourth brother among five siblings.
  2. He moved to India after the death of his father in 2006.
  3. While his 3 brothers work in foreign countries and his mother cultivate rice in Nepal, Jitu Rai joined the Indian Army in 2006 in Lucknow. Jitu Rai always called Nepal his homeland ever since then.
  4. He joined the 11th Gorkha Regiment in 2006 as a Sepoy and eventually moved up the ladder to the rank of Naib-Subedar.
  5. Nb Sub Jitu Rai, is also a valid Indian citizen as proved by the fact that he possesses a passport bearing number J6211856, valid till February 21, 2021.Jitu Rai Army
  6. He also has a certificate of participation in the 2011 National Games where he represented Uttar Pradesh.
  7. Nb Sub Jitu Rai first started shooting in the Army’s shooting squad in 2010-11 but failed to live up to expectations. He was subsequently sent back to his unit, putting an end to his training at the Army Markmanship Unit in Mhow.
  8. Nb Sub Jitu Rai has various feats to his name which include:
  • Silver Medal, 10 metre air pistol event in 2014 at the ISSF World Cup in Munich.
  • Silver Medal, 50 metre pistol event and Gold Medal, 10 metre air pistol event in Maribor.
  • 3 medals in nine days at the World Cup and first person to have won two medals at a single world cup for India.
  • He was ranked number 1 in the world, in 10 metre air pistol and number 4, in 50 metre pistol, as of July 2014.
  • Gold medal and games record in the qualification round of the 50 metre pistol event in 2014 Commonwealth Games scoring 562 points.
  • Gold medal in the 50 m pistol category in the 2014 Asian Games at Incheon, South Korea.
  • He also won a bronze in the men’s 10 m air pistol team event at Incheon.
  • In 2016, he won a silver medal at the ISSF World Cup held in Baku, Azerbaijan in the 10m Air Pistol event.

Today, the whole country looks up to this Gorkha Soldier in a hope of bringing a medal home.

In A First, BSF To Replace Its Routine PT With Yoga Asanas

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In a bid to promote PM Modi’s yoga campaign, the Border Security Force (BSF) has decided to replace its routine 45-minute daily physical training (PT) drills with yoga at all its units.

The decision was taken by BSF Director General KK Sharma after 1,900 personnel of BSF recently completed yoga training under the charge of Yoga guru Ramdev.BSF Yoga

So, instead of 45 minutes PT capsule, jawans will now undergo yoga asanas. It’s a healthy ancient art which has immense mental and physical benefits. It’s a scientific method which enhances immunity, brings in flexibility and prepares the practitioner for tougher tasks. It’s the best alternative for PT and will make jawans much stronger.

A committee of senior officers of the force has been constituted that will suggest if, apart from yoga, any other physical exercises are required to be included in the daily regime of the 2.5 lakh personnel-strong force.

The paramilitary force has decided to “intensify” yoga training of its troops and the aim is to have at least one trainer in this discipline in each platoon-level formation comprising about 35 personnel.

BSF DG Sharma had offered a cheque for Rs 11 lakh to Patanjali Yogpeeth as part of yoga training expenses of 2,000 jawans, but Ramdev refused to accept it.

He further added 10 lakh to it and donated Rs 21 lakh for the BSF Welfare Fund.

BSF guards India’s two important borders with Pakistan and Bangladesh since 1965 apart from conducting anti-Naxal operations in the Left Wing Extremism hit states of Chhattisgarh and Odisha.

Now, Welcome A 4th BrahMos Regiment In The Army

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The NDA government has cleared a fourth BrahMos regiment for the Indian Army at a cost of over ₹4,300 crore at the 4,057-km-long Line of Actual Control of Arunachal Pradesh to counter the security threat posed by massive Chinese military infrastructure at the border.

Recently, at least 20 to 25 Chinese troops had entered into the demilitarised area in Barahoti pastures in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, besides flying its helicopters in the Indian air space for over five minutes.

Here is all you need to know about the 4th BrahMos regiment of the Army, summed in 10 points:

  1. The regiment consists of around 100 missiles, five mobile autonomous launchers on 12X12 heavy-duty trucks and a mobile command post, among other hardware and software.
  2. The new regiment is for mountainous terrain such as the north-eastern states or Jammu and Kashmir, facing China and Pakistan respectively.
  3. From 2007 onwards, the Army has progressively inducted three regiments of BrahMos with largely Block-I and II missiles developed to hit a specific small target with a low radar cross-section in a cluttered environment
  4. The latest Block-III “steep-dive” version will now be have “a combined high-low trajectory” to evade enemy defence systems.
  5. The new variant of BrahMos “can take a steep dive up to 75 degrees. Defence scientists are already working on achieving a 90-degree steep-dive capability.
  6. The latest ₹4,300 crore contract for the advanced version of the missile with Indo-Russian company, BrahMos Aerospace, will take the total orders placed for BrahMos so far to over ₹31,000 crore.
  7. BrahMos is a fire and forget missile with a range of 290-km and has “nine times more kinetic energy than sub-sonic missiles” for greater destructive potential.
  8. BrahMos can attack surface targets by flying to it as low as 10 metres above the ground to prevent radar detection and can touch Mach 2.8 speeds.
  9. BrahMos will take about five years to develop the hypersonic cruise missile that can travel at Mach 5 speeds.
  10. The Navy has already installed the missile on 10 frontline warships, including the latest stealth destroyers and frigates.

“35” Questions You Must Answer in SSB Interview

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35 QUESTIONS YOU MUST ANSWER IN SSB INTERVIEW

Personal Interview in SSB is always seen as the causal question- answer drive. But deeply, it is the common way to explore the candidate to his depth. The questions asked are very simple and common. But the way and matter of reply by candidates are always different. Some questions are normally asked by IO related to certain fields and candidates must answer them. So, we are here with some of those questions.
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Personal

  1. What are the mischiefs that you have done during your school or college time?
  2. What are the good and bad qualities of you and what efforts are you applying to overcome your bad qualities?
  3. Explain yourself in a shortest way.
  4. Which was the happiest and sad day of your life?
  5. How will you handle your boss with tough and stubborn attitude?

Family

  1. Who is closer to you, father or mother?
  2. What have you learnt from your father and mother?
  3. Tell me something about your family background.
  4. What is your contribution in family works?
  5. How your elder siblings have helped you and how you have helped your younger siblings in education or other fields?

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Education

  1. Why there is fluctuation in your marks in 10th, 12th and graduation?
  2. How did you managed time for studies, sports and co-curricular activities?
  3. Have you ever failed in any examination in school or college? If yes, then why?
  4. Who is your favorite teacher/ lecturer and whom you don’t like? Give reasons for your likes and dislikes.
  5. Which subject do you like the most and which you don’t like and why?

Sports and Games

  1. Tell me something about your involvement and achievements in sports.
  2. Which will you prefer, indoor or outdoor games and why?
  3. What have you learnt from sports and games?
  4. What are the hurdles that you have experienced in your sport?
  5. Why did you choose this specific sport/game over others?
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Extra-curricular Activities

  1. Have you joined NSS or NCC? If yes, then what were the activities that you have done there?
  2. In how many activities have you participated so far and tell me about your achievements.
  3. Tell me about those activities in which you have failed and why?
  4. Have you ever compromised your studies for extra-curricular activities and how did you manage both efficiently?
  5. Which was the best and worst experience in your participation?

Place of Residence

  1. What is the educational, social and economic significance of your district?
  2. What are the basic problems in your district and if you are given a chance, what will you do to overcome them?
  3. Tell me something about the history of your district and what is the famous thing in your district.
  4. How will you compare your district with other developed cities?
  5. What is the difference between your district and this area (where your SSB centre is situated)?

Career

  1. Why do you want to join Indian Armed Force?
  2. What if you got rejected this time?
  3. What other plans do you have for your career?
  4. Who inspired you to join the Armed Forces?
  5. How will you compare the Armed Forces with other government and private jobs?

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9 Tips To Prepare For The Upcoming AFCAT Exam

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The entrance exam for entry into the Indian Air Force, AFCAT is just a month away. And you need to get back to cramming and learning everything to crack the exam. Unfortunately, that’s how it works and fortunately, the key to this is being consistent and regular even for any given schedule.

Here are the 9 tips to manage your time accordingly and to prepare for the upcoming AFCAT exam:

  1. Start your day with exercise as it increases blood flow to the body and brain. Combine this with a nutritious meal at the start of your day, and your mind is prepped for success.
  2. Give 10 minutes of your day to plan your day, every day. This can be done early in the morning or a night before.
  3. On average, a human can fully concentrate for 15-25 minutes. Take advantage of this and your need to get your blood flowing & body moving, by doing some form of movement/exercise every 25 minutes. Get up between breaks, walk around, grab a glass of water, do anything but studying while on break.
  4. Designate a specific place for studying. This will train your brain to kick into study-mode. If you go to the same library or computer lab when you need to be productive, your mind will eventually get the idea and adjust every time you visit those places.
  5. Stay hydrated, eat well, exercise and practice meditation. These are all activities which will improve neuroplasticity in your brain.
  6. HAVE NAPS! Naps are not only the most enjoyable thing to do at 3 in the afternoon, but they help you consolidate short-term memories into long-term memories. A short 20-minute nap has huge benefits!
  7. Revise every 1 hour, before you have a break. If you don’t remember much, that means your brain is fried and needs a break.
  8. Listen to soft/instrumental music which DOES NOT have lyrics. Listening to lyrical music is distracting, whether or not you’re aware of it.
  9. Follow the Pomodoro Technique:
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The Pomodoro technique is a time management/productivity life hack. It helps you to get more things done in less time. Here’s how it works:

Basically, you have to work for 25 minutes straight and then take a 5-minute break. When you are done with four Pomodoro, take a 15-20 minute break. Follow this:

  • Make a ‘to do list’ (priority wise)
  • Now see whether the task you want to do can be done in 25 minutes or will it require more time.
  • If it will take you more than 25minutes to accomplish your task, break it into small achievable targets of 25 minutes.
  • Now set aside all the distractions. Logout of twitter, fb, etc. Put your phone on flight mode.
  • Start the timer. Start with a task. Now you are on a Pomodoro. You can only focus on the task at hand. Don’t cheat, you’ll get a break time in 25 minutes.
  • After 25 minutes, mark an ‘X’ on your journal or any paper for recording the Pomodoros.
  • Take a 5 minute break. You cannot do ANYTHING related to your task in your break time. Even you were in the middle of something, you HAVE TO take a break.
  • Your break should last only and only for 5 minutes. Get back to work after 5 minutes. Set the timer again for your next pomodoro.
  • After 4 Pomodoros, you can take a longer break. The long break should between 15-30 minutes.

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JAG 18 Notification Indian Army – Men and Women [APPLY]

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Indian Army Lawyer Recruitment 2017. Judge Advocate General JAG 18, JAG ENTRY SCHEME 2017 18TH COURSE APR 2017 SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION (NT) COURSE FOR LAW GRADUATES. Applications are invited from married / unmarried male and unmarried Female candidates for grant of Short Service Commission in the Indian Army for Judge Advocate General Department.

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Vacancies

  • Men -13
  • Women-07

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Eligibility

  • Nationality: Must be an Indian Citizen.
  • Age Limit: 21 to 27 years (Born not earlier than 02 Jan 1990 and not later than 01 Jan 1996). Note. The date of birth accepted by the office is that entered in the Matriculation or an equivalent examination certificate. No other document relating to age will be accepted and no subsequent request for its change will be considered or granted.
  • Educational Qualification. Minimum 55% aggregate Marks in LLB Degree (three years professional after graduation or five years after 10+2 examination). The candidates should be eligible for registration with Bar Council of India/State. Candidate should be from a College/University recognized by Bar Council of India.

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Physical Standards

Candidates must be physically fit according to the prescribed physical standards. The guidelines for the same are available at official website of Directorate General Recruiting www.joinindianarmy.nic.in.

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Medical Examination

A candidate recommended by the Services Selection Board will undergo medical examination by a Board of Service Medical officers. Only those candidates will be admitted to the academy who are declared fit by the Medical Board. Details for the same are available at official website of Directorate General Recruiting www.joinindianarmy.nic.in

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Method of Selection

The selection process to be followed is indicated below:

  • Initial shortlisting of applications will be done by Recruiting Directorate, Integrated HQ of MoD (Army) and the decision of DG Recruiting will be final. Details of the shortlisted online applications will be put on the website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in. In this regard, no representation will be entertained.
  • The shortlisted candidates whose applications are found to be correct shall be detailed for SSB interview at allotted Selection Centres on specified dates.
  • Two Stage Selection Procedure. Two stage selection procedure based on Psychological Aptitude Test is held at Selection Centres. All the candidates will face stage one test on first day of reporting at Selection Centres. The candidates who fail to pass stage one will be returned on the same day.
  • Candidates who qualify stage II will submit self attested photocopies of educational documents mentioned in Para 16 (a) to (g) to Selection Centre for completion of their Dossier/verification.
  • Candidates who qualify at the Service Selection Board and are found medically fit by a Medical Board, will be placed in the order of merit. The final selection will be made in that order up to the number of vacancies available at that time.

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Merit List

It is to be noted that mere qualifying at the SSB interview does not confirm final selection. A merit list is prepared purely on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates in SSB interview and as such higher educational, previous performances, NCC Background etc have no role to play, those high in the merit list and who come within the stipulated vacancies and are medically fit, are issued Joining Instruction for pre-commissioning Training. The Merit list of the recommended candidates will be displayed at the reception of DG Rtg and Indian Army Website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in

JAG Entry Scheme 2017 Training

  • Selected candidates will be detailed for training at Officers’ Training Academy (OTA), Chennai according to their position in the final order of merit, up to the number of vacancies available at the time.
  • Duration of training – 49 weeks (approximately 11 months) at OTA, Chennai. On successful completion of which candidates will be granted commission in the rank of Lt. No ante date seniority will be granted.
  • Candidates will neither be allowed to marry during the period of training nor will He/ She be allowed to live with parents/Guardians. Candidates must not marry until they complete the full training at OTA, Chennai. A candidate, who married subsequent to the date of his/her application though successful at the Services Selection Board interview or medical examination, will not be inducted for training. A candidate if he/she marries, while under training, shall be discharged and will be liable to refund all expenditure incurred on him/her by the government.
  • Training at OTA, Chennai is at Govt. expense All candidates who successfully complete Pre-Commission training at OTA, Chennai will be awarded “ Post Graduate Diploma in Defence Management and Strategic Studies” by University of Madras.

How To Apply For JAG Entry Scheme 2017 JAG 18

  • Applications will only be accepted online on website “www.joinindianarmy.nic.in”. Open the website “www.joinindianarmy.nic.in” .
  • Click on ‘Apply/Login’ and then click ‘Registration.
  • Follow onscreen instructions for registration. After registration, your profile will open. Click on ‘Apply Online’ to process.
  • Your registration details will confirm your eligibility to apply and proceed with the application as per onscreen instructions.
  • Before submitting the application check the entries made and save the application. After submitting, take two copies of the printout and the Roll Number generated by the system.

ONLINE APPLICATION WILL OPEN ON 17 Aug 2016 AT 1000 HRS AND WILL BE CLOSED ON 11 Sep 2016 AT 1700 HRS

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8 Harsh Truths About Army Life Nobody Tells You

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8 Harsh Truths About Army Life Nobody Tells You

If you think being in the military is being like in an action movie, you will be sorely disappointed. There surely are moments like an action movie but not all gets a chance to do that.

Now, we know what you’re thinking already but this isn’t that.

So what’s this about? You have to look under the hood. If you want to make the right decision, you have to do your research. And this post will help you in that.

  1. All do not live a life as shown in commercials: Yeah, they are pretty awesome that is for sure. They make you want to jump up and sign up for the service tomorrow. But, they are in no way a good depiction of the military lifestyle. Not everyone will go to a warship or be a pilot in IAF. 
  2. It will destroy your soul: We must warn you that the language is rough, but every word of it is true. Every soldier has experienced this at some point during his military career.
  3. If married soldiers die during service, their family would suffer greatly: This is true, absolutely true. The unit personnel will support you till they get the recognition that they’re doing their job. After that, they’ll sit in their chairs and relax.
  4. You are on standby 24/7, even on a holiday: No matter what your rank or specialization, the Army can wake you up at midnight and make you guard a port-o-potty in the middle of nowhere, thousands of miles from any national security threat. All you’ll have to protect yourself is a broom and a canteen. You have no say in the matter, and nobody is required to explain anything.
  5. You have nothing to gain in a war, and everything to lose: The best they can hope for is to come back in one piece. Thus there is no logical incentive.
  6. Troops often come back with post-traumatic stress syndrome: This psychologically haunts them for years, or for life.
  7. You keep your family at risk: An Army wife understands that her soldier can be deployed at any time, many times. During this time, she holds the fort. We hate to say this, but it’s a lot like being a single mom. It takes a very special woman to be an Army wife. Just remember that when you join, so does your family.
  8. You might get fatally injured: Casualties happen in war. War is hell. People know the risks when they join. It comes with the territory. What people don’t know is that this can happen at any time, even stateside. Even if there is no ammunition or ordinance around, a soldier can get seriously and permanently injured from other reasons including Basic Training, PFT, etc.

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10 Top Military Operations Conducted By Indian Armed Forces

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8 Top Military Operations Conducted By Indian Armed Forces

The Indian Armed Forces are known for their involvement in wide range of tasks and operation. Not just averting the infiltration and maintaining the security of the nation, these forces always stand ahead in neutralizing all kinds of situation emerging in the nation internally. While some were conducted out of the nation to handle the situation, emerged by the imbalance of power or critical military circumstances. Some of the operations that were conducted by Indian Armed Forces are:

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  1. Operation Black Tornado – Conducted in November, 2008, the operation was conducted by NSG during the terrorist attack in Mumbai. 9 hostages from Nariman point, 300 from Taj hotel and 250 hostages from Oberoi hotel were rescued from the site. The operation was successfully conduced and huge loss of Sandeep Unnikrishnan in this operation will always be remembered.
  2. Operation Vijay – The operation was conducted by the Indian Air Force and Army in 1999 after the terrorists occupied some posts of India. The operation raised the names of Vikram Batra, Manoj Pandey and Anuj Nayyar as the Heroes of the war. Many other precious soldiers lost their lives in reoccupying the posts.
  3. Operation Cactus – The operation was launched in order to pacify the agitation in Maldives in 1988. A group of Maldivian people planned to overthrow the government. Analyzing the situation, Abdul Gayoom, then president of Maldives called for help from India and some other south Indian nations. India responded swiftly and overcame the situation.
  4. Operation Meghdoot – This operation was conducted to acquire the Siachen glacier after both the sides (India and Pakistan) opened the area for mountaineering expeditions. It was launched on 13th April, 1984. Indian Army took action and claimed the area, known as the highest battlefield.
  5. Operation Pawan – Indian Peacekeeping Force conducted the operation in 1987 to get Jaffna from LTTE. The operation completed with the sacrifice of 216 soldiers. The operation was highly violent and crucial as per the relations of India and Srilanka.
  6. Operation Rahat – The operation was conducted by Indian Air Force and was a rescue and evacuation operation for people stuck in Uttarakhand flood affecting other states in 2013. It was termed as the largest operation by Indian Air force in several years. About 20,000 people were transported and 382 tons of relief material was dropped.
  7. Operation Meghrahat – The Indian Army launched this operation in response to the flood like situation in Jammu and Kashmir in 2014. The army conducted the operation and saved several lives and stranded civilians working day and night.
  8. Operation Raahat – The operation was to rescue Indian citizens from Yemen after Saudi Arabia started airstrikes in Yemen leading to the grim situation in the area. The operation was commanded by the Former Army General V.K. Singh. The evacuation was started by Air India and IAF. Several people of other nationalities were also evacuated in this operation.
  9. Surgical Strike: On 29 September 2016, eleven days after the Uri attack, the Indian Army conducted surgical strikes against suspected militants in Pakistani-administered Kashmir. Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, Indian Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), said that it had received “very credible and specific information” about “terrorist teams” who were preparing to “carry out infiltration and conduct terrorist strikes inside Jammu and Kashmir and in various metros in other states”. The Indian action was meant to pre-empt their infiltration.
  10. Balakot Stike 2019: The 2019 Balakot airstrike was conducted by India in the early morning hours of February 26 when Indian warplanes crossed the de facto border in the disputed region of Kashmir, and dropped bombs in the vicinity of the town of Balakot in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan.

30 Common WAT Examples From All SSB

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30 Common WAT Examples From All SSB

WAT (Word Association Test) is the test that comes 2nd in the psychology tests and is a kind of race against time. Here you will get 60 words displayed over the screen and you will get 15 seconds to read, think and write a sentence on every word. The time is specified in order to bring out the actual thought of the candidate that comes from his mind. Two short time intervals are given after 20th and 40th word, which is for turning the pages. As every test has got some rules, it has also got some.

  • Write a complete sentence.
  • Your response should not be out of the word.
  • Don’t leave the sequence.
  • Don’t copy or cramp the responses of others.
  • Write a readable sentence without emphasizing more on calligraphy or grammar.

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These rules must be followed to attempt the test in a meaningful and effective way. It is a vital part of psychology test and should not be neglected. The words come differently in all batches and SSBs. But still, some of the words are common and are encountered by most of the candidates. The words are.

  1. ADVICE
  2. DEFINITE
  3. FIND
  4. AVAILABLE
  5. AMBITIOUS
  6. CAREFUL
  7. IMPORTANT
  8. CHOICE
  9. HELP
  10. FELLOW
  11. UNSOCIAL
  12. GIRL
  13. MEET
  14. FRIENDSHIP
  15. PLEASE
  16. UNITY
  17. CHAMPION
  18. PRIDE
  19. COUNTRY
  20. WORSHIP
  21. BENEFIT
  22. PITY
  23. BLESS
  24. FREEDOM
  25. NECESSITY
  26. LOST
  27. FIRING
  28. COWARD
  29. DIE
  30. ACCIDENT

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30 Territorial Army Exam Questions

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1.Mercury thermometer was invented by———
(a)Newton                  (b)Priestley
(c)Fahrenheit             (d)Galileo
Answer – c

2.It the door of a running refrigerator in a closed room is kept open, what will be the net effect on the room?
(a)It will cool the room
(b)It will heat the room
(c)It will make no difference on the average
(d)It will make the temperature go up and down
Answer – b

3.Galvanized iron is coated with a thin coating of
(a)Tin                           (b)Zinc
(c)Aluminium             (d)Copper
Answer – b

4.Which one of the following is involved for desalination of sea water?
(a)Reverse osmosis                     (b)Simple osmosis
(c)Use of sodium aluminium     (d)None of the these
Answer – a

5.Rh-factor was first discovered in
(a)human male             (b)human female
(c)dog                             (d)monkey
Answer – d

6.The Indus Valley Civilization flourished during
(a)5000 BC-3500 BC         (b)3000 BC-1500 BC
(c)1500 BC-500 BC            (d)2500 BC-1750 BC
Answer – d

7.Saka era was founded by
(a)Ashoka                 (b)Harsha
(c)Kanishka             (d)Vikramaditya
Answer – d

8.The metal constituent of chlorophyll is
(a)Iron                          (b)Potassium
(c)Manganese             (d)Magnesium
Answer – d

9.Coffee is produced largely in
(a)Assam                   (b)West Bengal
(c)Karnataka             (d)Tamil Nadu
Answer – c

10.Among the given nutrients, milk is a poor source of
(a)Calcium                   (b)Protein
(c)Carbohydrate         (d)Vitamin C
Answer – d

11.Ancient Buddhist literature was written in
(a)Sanskrit             (b)Pali
(c)Brahmi               (d)Maghadi
Answer – b

12.Mac Mohan Line is a border line between
(a)Pakistan and Afghanistan           (b)India and China
(c)South Korea and North Korea    (d)Vietnam and Cambodia
Answer – b

13.Paris is situated on the river
(a)Thames             (b)Seine
(c)Danube             (d)Vistula
Answer – b

14.Which one of the following is not mosquito borne disease?
(a)Dengue fever                (b)Filariasis
(c)Sleeping sickness         (d)Malaria
Answer – b

15.Which of the following states in India does not share boundary with Myanmar?
(a)Arunachal Pradesh          (b)Nagaland
(c)Manipur                             (d)Assam
Answer – d

16.The Garo and Khasi are languages of the state of:-
(a)Manipur              (b)Meghalaya
(c)Assam                  (d)Tripura
Answer – b

17.William Harvey is known for discovery of:-
(a)Blood circulation         (b)Blood clotting
(c)Respiration                   (d)Digestion
Answer – a

18.National development council of India was constituted on
(a)August 16, 1950        (b)April 1, 1951
(c)August 6, 1952          (d)August 16, 1952
Answer – c

19.Who had the longest tenure as speaker of the Lok Sabha?
(a)G.V. Mavlankar      (b)G.S. Dhillon
(c)Balram Jakhar        (d)P.A. Sangma
Answer – c

20.English is the official language of which of the following states?
(a)Karnataka                        (b)Manipur
(c)Arunachal Pradesh        (d)Nagaland
Answer – a

21.The longest railway platform in the world is
(a)Kharagpur            (b)Monteral
(c)Gorakhpur            (d)Shenghai
Answer – c

22.Telangana is the new born indian’s  state. It has became the country’s ______ state.
(a)27th             (b)28th
(c)30th             (d)29th
Answer – d

23.Which one of the following is the central theme of the chipko movement, started by the Sunderlal Bahugunian in 1973
(a)conservation of river water     (b)Protection of birds
(c)Protection of the Cheetahs     (d) Conservation of the forests
Answer – d

24.The ‘Gayatri’ Mantra Contained in the Rigveda in the dedicated to which deity?
(a) Agni             (b) Marut
(c)Savitri            (d) Surya
Answer – c

25.A catalyst is a substance which:-
(a)stops a chemical reaction
(b)helps initiate a reaction
(c)increases the speed of a reaction
(d)decreases the speed of a reaction
Answer – c

26.“National Song” of India was written by
(a)Ravindra Nath Tagore     (b) Bankim Chandra
(c)Lata Mangeshkar              (d) Noor Jehan
Answer – b

27.World Press Freedom Day observed on which of the following dates?
(a)April 29           (b)April 30
(c)May 3             (d)May 5
Answer – c

28.”Astra” which was in news in recent past is the name of a newly developed-
(a)Air-to-air missile   (b)Battle Tank
(c)Spy-Rocket             (d)Submarine
Answer – a

29.How many Schedules are there in the Indian Constitution?
(a)10                 (b)15
(c)18                 (d)12
Answer – d

30.Which company name is based on river name?
(a)Samsung       (b)Sony Ericsson
(c)Nokia             (d)HTC
Answer – c

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