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Q When was the Supreme Court of India inaugurated?

1 26 January 1952

2 28 January 1952

3 26 January 1948

4 28 January 1950

Q The first Indian Olympic Games was hosted by which of the following cities?

1 Bombay

2 Madras

3 Lahore [ in 1924 ]

4 Allahabad

Q The Tripartite struggle happened among the Palas, the Pratiharas and the _.

1 Maukharis

2 Rashtrakutas

3 Chandelas

4 Chalukyas

Q The ___ region is responsible for 80% of Germany’s total steel production.

1 Stuttgart

2 Hanover

3 Ruhr

4 Munich

Q Mundari dance is associated with the tribal community of which Indian state ?

1 Jharkhand

2 Mizoram

3 Karnataka

4 Arunachal Pradesh

Q By which name was the Head of the Panchayat or the Village Headman called in Mughal India?

1 Samant

2 Mahant

3 Muqaddam

4 Khoran

Q The word ‘Swaraj’ was first used by Dadabhai Naoroji in the Congress session held in which place?

1 Madras

2 Surat

3 Calcutta

4 Lucknow

Q What is the width of the court for double matches in Lawn Tennis ?

1 38 feet

2 36 feet

3 34 feet

4 32 feet

Lawn Tennis court dimensions [ Double matches ] The lenght of the court is 78 feet [ 23.77 m ] and the width of the court is 36 feet [ 10.97 m ]
Lawn Tennis court dimensions [ Single matches ] The lenght of the court is 78 feet [ 23.77 m ] feet [ 23.77 m ] and the width of the court is 27 feet [ 8.23 m ]

Q Which of the following fair is held in Gujarat to share its connection with Mishmi tribe of Arunachal Pradesh , this fair celebrates the immortal journey with Rukmini undertook from Arunachal Pradesh to Gujarat with Lord Krishna ?

1 Madhavpur Fair

2 Nauchandi Fair

3 Pushkar Fair

4 Toshali Mela

Q Panchpatmali deposits in Koraput district are the deposits of which of the following minerals ?

1 Iron Ore

2 Bauxite

3 Manganese

4 Copper

Q Who among the following is the first Chief Election Commissioner of India?

1 Nagendra Singh

2 Sukumar Sen

3 O. P. Rawat

4 K.V.K. Sundaram

Q Which of the following options is a martial arts form associated with Tamil Nadu ?

1 Thoda

2 Silambam

3 Kalari Payattu

4 Thang-ta

Q With which of the following states is the tribal festival named ‘Divaso’ traditionally associated?

1 Mizoram

2 Gujarat

3 Kerala

4 Odisha

Q Who among the following was the first ruler of the Sunga dynasty?

1 Parammitra Sunga

2 Pushyamitra Sunga

3 Parasmitra Sunga

4 Pashupatinath Sunga

Q Which of the following palaces is located in Thiruvananthapuram , Kerala ?

1 Kowdiar Palace

2 Amba Vilas Palace

3 Ujjayanta Palace

4 Kangla Palace

Q Sonal Mansingh was awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for which of the following classical dance forms?

1 Mohiniyattam

2 Manipuri

3 Odissi

4 Kathakali

Q What is the standard height of a volleyball net from the ground for the men’s team?

1 2.53 metres

2 2.43 metres

3 2.23 metres

4 2.33 metres

Q Which Schedule of the Constitution of India deals with Union , State and Concurrent lists?

1 11th

2 7th

3 9th

4 5th

Q Which of the following folk dances is associated with Jammu and Kashmir?

1 Kud

2 Jawara

3 Bhavai

4 Hojagiri

Q The sole temple of Lord Brahma is located in which city of India ?

1 Pushkar

2 Udaipur

3 Jaipur

4 Delhi

Q Bastar Rebellion in central India broke out in __.

1 1905

2 1910

3 1915

4 1918

Q Indian Olympic Association was formed in which year?

1 1927

2 1934

3 1928

4 1943

Q The war songs of Nagaland are called which of the following ?

1 Tikir

2  Nyioga

3 Hereileu

4 Khubakeshei

Q What is the literacy rate among the males in India as per the Census 2011?

1 80.65%

2 82.14%

3 81.17%

4 84.35%

Q Eden Gardens cricket ground is located in which of the following city?

1 Chennai

2 Lucknow

3 Jaipur

4 Kolkata

Q The longest running train in the Indian railway network in terms of distance and time is __

1 Golden Chariot

2 Vivek Express

3 Himsagar Express

4 Silchar Superfast Express

Q The festival of Sekrenyi is celebrated in the month of February by the Angami tribe of :

1 Nagaland

2 Rajasthan

3 Madhya Pradesh

4 Odisha

Q In the context of the culture of Uttarakhand, ‘Kafuli’ is the name of a:

1 cuisine

2 festival

3 style of painting

4 folk dance

Q Which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution deals with the Right against Exploitation?

1 Article 33 – 34

2 Article 37 – 38

3 Article 23 – 24

4 Article 27 – 28

Q Identify the element that is NOT a metalloid.

1 Xenon

2 Polonium

3 Tellurium

4 Germanium

Example of Metalloids Germanium [ Ge ] || Silicon [ Si ] || Arsenic [ As ] || Antimony [ Sb ] || Tellurium [ Te ]

Q Identify the acid that convert zinc into zinc sulphate.

1 Hydrochloric acid

2 Nitric acid

3 Sulphuric acid

4 Acetic acid

Q Which team has won the highest number of Ranji Trophy titles?

1 Uttar Pradesh

2 Mumbai

3 Tamil Nadu

4 Karnataka

Q As on December 2025 , how many states have a Legislative Council?

1 5

2 6

3 7

4 4

State Legislative Council Andhra Pradesh | Karnataka | Telangana | Maharashtra | Bihar | Uttar Pradesh

Q In which state is the ‘Sonepur Cattle Fair’ a well-known cultural event?

Ans 1. Rajasthan

2. Gujarat

3. Punjab

4. Bihar

Q During the Chaliha Sahib festival, Sindhis observe a __-day fast to show their
devotion to Lord Jhulelal.

1 20

2 10

3 40

4 30

Q The famous Losoong festival is celebrated in which of the following states ?

1 Assam

2 Sikkim

3 Manipur

4 Rajasthan

Q Karkidaka Vavu Bali of _ is a Hindu ritual to appease ancestors.

1 Kerala

2 Maharashtra

3 Telangana

4 Karnataka

Q Who among the following established the Arya Samaj and in which year?

1 Swami Dayananda Sarasvati in 1875

2 Swami Vivekananda in 1785

3 Swami Vivekananda in 1875

4 Swami Dayananda Sarasvati in 1785

Q State legislature has the concurrent powers enumerated in List __ of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India.

1 1

2 II

3 III

4 IV

Q From which among the following countries Independence of judiciary has been borrowed in the Indian Constitution ?

1 France

2 USSR

3 United Kingdom

4 United States Of America

Q Economic reform measures in India were formally introduced in __.

1 1990

2 1991

3 1980

4 1947

Q The First Formula 1 Race in India was held in __.

1 2015

2 2011

3 2012

4 2013

Q The first chairman of the Planning Commission in India was __.

1 Jaiprakash Narayan

2 Sriman Narayan

3 Jawaharlal Nehru

4 Radha Mohan Singh

Q Which ceremonial folk dance of Puducherry is related to the Hindu epic Ramayana , performed at the Villianur temple in Puducherry ?

1 Garadi

2 Hulivesha

3 Dalkhai

4 Tippani

Q How many days did the battle of Mahabharata last ?

1 18 

2 10

3 17

4 15

Q Green Revolution was originated in _.

1 Brazil

2 Australia

3 Mexico

4 United State of America

Q Sodium hydrogen carbonate is called:

1 Washing soda

2 Baking soda

3 Gypsum

4 Plaster of Paris

Q The Keoladeo Ghana National Park is situated in :

1 Gujarat

2 Rajasthan

3 Uttar Pradesh

4 Madhya Pradesh

Q Which form of art is celebrated at the Mando festival of Goa?

1 Painting

2 Sports

3 Music

4 Literature

Q Who is the author of the book ‘The Paradoxical Prime Minister’ ?

1 Shashi Tharoor

2 Manmohan Singh

3 Narendra Modi

4 IK Gujral

Q Who among the following was the last king of the Mauryan empire?

1 Ashoka

2 Bindusara

3 Chandragupta

4 Brihadratha

Q Guru Ghasidas led which of the following movements to improve the social condition of leather workers in British India?

1 Shuddhi Movement

2 Satnami Movement

3 Aravipuram Movement

4 Nirankari Movement

Q Kadsa is a dance style performed by women in ________, carrying a ‘Kalasha’ .

1 Jharkhand

2 Kerala

3 Karnataka

4 Tamil Nadu

Q Ashvaghosha who composed ‘Buddhacharita’ lived in the court of __

1 Kanishka

2 Vasudeva

3 Vasishka

4 Sadashkana

Q Identify the general formula for alkenes.

1 CnH6n

2 CnH3n

3 CnH4n

4 CnH2n

Q What is the unit of specific resistance?

Ans 1. Coulomb

2. Ampere

3. Ohm meter

4. Farad

Q Name the suicidal bags of the cell.

1 Centriole

2 Lysosomes

3 Peroxisomes

4 Glyoxysomes

Q The Ashok Chakra Class-III was renamed as the ____ in 1967 .

1 Shaurya Chakra

2 Mahavir Chakra

3 Kirti Chakra

4 Vir Chakra

Q Lal Bahadur Shastri was born on :

1 2 October 1904

2 2 October 1906

3 2 October 1907

4 2 October 1905

Q Who among the following was the Governor General when the practice of Sati was banned through a law in British India?

1 William Bentinck

2 William Butterworth Bayley

3 Charles Metcalf

4 Henry Hardinge

Q Bhootada Kola is a spiritual folk dance in which some rituals involve walking on a bed of hot coal and is practised in coastal districts of :

1 Karnataka

2 Rajasthan

3 Odisha

4 Bihar

Q The wetland of Ashtamudi is located in :

1 Kerala

2 Maharashtra

3 Manipur

4 Andhra Pradesh

Q Which is regarded as the southernmost point of India?

1 Indira Point

2 Gulf of Mannar

4 Port Blair

4 Kovalam

Q Where was the Supreme Court established under the Charter of 1774?

1 Bombay

2 Calcutta

3 Shimla

4 Madras

Q The term ‘ genocide’ was coined by _.

1 Raphael Lemki

2 Eleanor Roosevelt

3 Jefferson

4 Thornberry

Q As per Article 118 of the Constitution of India, who presides over the joint sitting of the two houses?

1 Prime Minister

2 President

3 Chairman

4 Speaker

Q UPSC is a Constitutional Body to conduct examinations for appointments to the services of the Union and the services of the State, respectively, under Article __.

1 324

2 320

3 328

4 315

Q Who was the first Indian Fellow of the Royal Society of London ?

1 Ardaseer Cursetjee

2 Srinivasa Ramanujan

3 Jagdish Chandra Bose

4 CV Raman

Q Which state in India has the highest number of aluminium smelting plants ?

1 Odisha

2 Tamil Nadu

3 Maharashtra

4 Uttar Pradesh

Q Chhau, identified by the Ministry of Culture as a classical dance, is prevalent in eastern India and has three distinct forms. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

1 Seraikela Chhau of Jharkhand

2 Marwahi Chhau of Chhattisgarh

3 Purulia Chhau of West Bengal

4 Mayurbhanj Chhau of Odisha

Chhau dance Seraikela Chhau [ Jharkhand ] , Purulia Chhau [ West Bengal ] , Mayurbhanj Chhau [ Odisha ]

Q After which incident did Mahatma Gandhi call off the non-cooperation movement?

1 Jallianwala Bagh massacre of 1919

2 Chauri Chaura killing in 1922

3 Chauri Chaura killing in 1925

4 Jallianwala Bagh massacre of 1922

Q The Prarthana Samaj , which was recognised as an institution that worked for religious as well as social reform , was established in Bombay by ___ in 1867.

1 Mahadev Govind Ranade

2 Dr Atma Ram Pandurang

3 Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar

4 RC Bhandarkar

Q As per Census 2011, the growth rate of population of the Muslim Religious community in India in the decade 2001-2011 was _ percent.

1 22.8

2 26.4

3 28.2

4 24.6

The growth rate of population in the decade 2001-2011 : 17.7 % Hindus [ 16.8% ] , Muslim [ 24.6% ] , Christian [ 15.5% ] , Sikh [ 8.4% ] , Buddhist [ 6.1% ] and Jain [ 5.4% ]

Q Which of the following Jyotirlingas is located on the Western Coast of India?

Ans 1. Somnath

2. Omkareshwar

3. Baidyanathdham

4. Mahakaleshwar

The 12 Jyotirlingas in India :  Somnath [ Gujarat ] , Nageshwar [ Gujarat ] , Bhimashankar [ Maharashtra ] , Trimbakeshwar [ Maharashtra ] , Grishneshwar [ Maharashtra ] , Vaidyanath [ Jharkhand ] , Mahakaleshwar [ Madhya Pradesh ] , Omkareshwar [ Madhya Pradesh ] , Kashi Vishwanath [ Uttar Pradesh ] , Kedarnath [ Uttarakhand ] , Rameshwaram [ Tamil Nadu ] and Mallikarjuna [ Andhra Pradesh ]

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