Govardhan hill is located in which state?

Question: Govardhan hill is located in which state?

A) Himachal Pradesh
B) Punjab
C) Uttar Pradesh
D) Kerala

Answer: Uttar Pradesh

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• Of the organic waste, this forms an important part
• Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?
• Magnetic Hill is located in
• Govardhan hill is located in which state?
• India will manufacture Kamov 226 helicopter under 'Make In India' program jointly with
• Which gas is filled in the electric bulb?
• The National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) will be executed by
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• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?

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Magnetic Hill is located in

Question: Magnetic Hill is located in

A). Manali
B). Shimla
C). Ladakh
D). Kunnur

Answer: Ladakh

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Explanation: Magnet Hill is located near Leh in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India.

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• Which of the following are main sources of law in India?
• Of the organic waste, this forms an important part
• Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?
• Magnetic Hill is located in
• Govardhan hill is located in which state?
• India will manufacture Kamov 226 helicopter under 'Make In India' program jointly with
• Which gas is filled in the electric bulb?
• The National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) will be executed by
• Where was the first session of the Constituent Assembly held?
• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?

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Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?

Question: Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?

A) Seal of Pasupati
B) Bronze figurine of dancing girl
C) A piece of woven cloth
D) Terracotta plough

Answer: Terracotta plough

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• Which of the following are main sources of law in India?
• Of the organic waste, this forms an important part
• Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?
• Magnetic Hill is located in
• Govardhan hill is located in which state?
• India will manufacture Kamov 226 helicopter under 'Make In India' program jointly with
• Which gas is filled in the electric bulb?
• The National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) will be executed by
• Where was the first session of the Constituent Assembly held?
• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?

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Of the organic waste, this forms an important part

Question: Garbage can be put under four categories: organic, toxic, soiled, and recyclable. Of the organic waste, this forms an important part.

A) Plastic bags
B) Vegetable peels
C) Glass
D) Metal

Answer: Vegetable peels

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Explanation: Organic waste, or green waste, is organic material such as food, garden waste, animal and plant based material and degradable carbon such as paper, cardboard, timber and lawn clippings etc.

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• Which of the following are main sources of law in India?
• Of the organic waste, this forms an important part
• Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?
• Magnetic Hill is located in
• Govardhan hill is located in which state?
• India will manufacture Kamov 226 helicopter under 'Make In India' program jointly with
• Which gas is filled in the electric bulb?
• The National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) will be executed by
• Where was the first session of the Constituent Assembly held?
• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?

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Which of the following are main sources of law in India?

Question: Which of the following are main sources of law in India?

1) Case Laws
2) Constitution
3) Statutes
4) Customary Laws
5) Judicial decisions of Supreme Court and High Courts

Answer using the below codes:
A. Only 3 and 4
B. Only 2, 3 and 4
C. Only 1, 2, 3 and 5
D. All of the above

Answer:  D. All of the above

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Explanation: The main sources of law in India are the Constitution, statutes (legislation), customary law and case law. Also Judicial decisions of superior courts like Supreme Court and High Courts are important sources of law. Decisions of Supreme Court are binding on all courts within the territory of India.

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• Of the organic waste, this forms an important part
• Which of the following was NOT found at Mohenjo-Daro?
• Magnetic Hill is located in
• Govardhan hill is located in which state?
• India will manufacture Kamov 226 helicopter under 'Make In India' program jointly with
• Which gas is filled in the electric bulb?
• The National Optical Fiber Network (NOFN) will be executed by
• Where was the first session of the Constituent Assembly held?
• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?

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Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?

Ques : Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?

A) Burma
B) Nepal
C) Bangladesh
D) Tibet

Answer: Nepal

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• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
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• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?
• Which of these is not one of the four Vedas?
• Which Rajput hero became the King of Mewar in 1572?
• Which of these temples is in Tamil Nadu?
• In the Mahabharata, who created the 'chakravyuha'?
• How many times does the phrase 'Jaya He' appear in our national anthem?
• Which of these personalities is one the owners of the IPL team Kings XI Punjab?
• What design is at the center of the Indian National Flag ?
• Which goddess is also known as Veenapani?
• Who said I will not let British to rule my state?
• Name the first smokeless village of India

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What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?

Ques: What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?

A) Besse Cooper
B) Elizabath Bolden
C) Koto Okubo
D) Maria de Jesus

Answer: Koto Okubo

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Other Important links

• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these animals is also known as 'Jumbo'?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?
• Which of these is not one of the four Vedas?
• Which Rajput hero became the King of Mewar in 1572?
• Which of these temples is in Tamil Nadu?
• In the Mahabharata, who created the 'chakravyuha'?
• How many times does the phrase 'Jaya He' appear in our national anthem?
• Which of these personalities is one the owners of the IPL team Kings XI Punjab?
• What design is at the center of the Indian National Flag ?
• Which goddess is also known as Veenapani?
• Who said I will not let British to rule my state?
• Name the first smokeless village of India

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Which of these animals is also known as 'Jumbo'?

Ques : Which of these animals is also known as 'Jumbo'?

A) Rhinoceros
B) Lion
C) Elephant
D) Tiger

Answer: Elephant

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Other Important links

• Where is the National Defence Academy located?
• Which country has agreed 'in principle' to participate in hydro power projects in the north-east India?
• What is the name of world's oldest woman who died on 12th January 2013?
• A compound of which of these metals is used in photography?
• Which of these fictional characters has a magic lamp?
• Which of these is not one of the four Vedas?
• Which Rajput hero became the King of Mewar in 1572?
• Which of these temples is in Tamil Nadu?
• In the Mahabharata, who created the 'chakravyuha'?
• How many times does the phrase 'Jaya He' appear in our national anthem?
• Which of these personalities is one the owners of the IPL team Kings XI Punjab?
• What design is at the center of the Indian National Flag ?
• Which goddess is also known as Veenapani?
• Who said I will not let British to rule my state?
• Name the first smokeless village of India

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