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Electrical energy is converted into mechanical energy in
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27%
Dynamo
11%
Microphone
56%
Electric motor
6%
Heater
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Ex situ conservation includes
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16%
National parks
37%
Botanic gardens
32%
Biosphere reserves
16%
Wildlife sanctuaries
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The main dispute between the Digambara and the Shvetambara sects was due to the emphasis on the following
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40%
Discipline and hard life
27%
Non-Violence
27%
Pious living
6%
Truth
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Ghatiyantra was used in early medieval India for
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18%
Conducting Tantric situals
42%
Irrigation from wells
25%
Manufacturing metal vessels
15%
Pouring of water for sacrificial-rituals
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A deadlock between the two Houses of Indian Parliament with regard to a Bill is resolved by
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56%
a joint sitting of the two Houses
27%
the President of India
12%
the Speaker
5%
the Chief Justice of India
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Hereditary tittles of nobility like Maharaja, Raj Bahadur, Rai Saheb etc are banned according to principle of which of the following fundamental Right?
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69%
Right to Equality
15%
Right against exploitation
7%
Right to freedom of religion
9%
Right to constitution remedies
‘Wet bulb temperature’, sometimes seen in the news is related to
Anonymous Quiz
36%
Heat waves and humidity
32%
Average global temperature that Paris Agreement trying to maintain
15%
Radiation energy of nuclear waste
17%
Optimum temperature for coral reefs
Which among the following is/are the function/functions of the Cabinet Secretariat?
1. To ensure inter-ministerial coordination
2. Management of major crisis situations in the country Select the correct answer using the code given below
1. To ensure inter-ministerial coordination
2. Management of major crisis situations in the country Select the correct answer using the code given below
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22%
1 only
11%
2 only
63%
Both 1 and 2
4%
Neither 1 nor 2
Which one of the following is not a thrust area of the ‘Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT)’?
Anonymous Quiz
20%
Water supply
24%
Storm water drainage to reduce flooding
41%
Motorized urban transport and capacity building
15%
Green spaces and park
Which place did Kunwar Singh, a leader during the Revolt of 1857 belong to?
Anonymous Quiz
30%
Uttar Pradesh
18%
Madhya Pradesh
19%
Rajasthan
33%
Bihar
The objective of the Butler Committee of 1927 was to
Anonymous Quiz
52%
Improve the relationship between the Government of Indian and the Indian States
27%
Impose censorship on nationalist press
11%
Modernize Indian agriculture
10%
Modernize the Indian army
In which session of the Congress was it declared that the objective of the Congress was to achieve Swarajya by all legitimate and peaceful means?
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15%
Bombay
17%
Amritsar
55%
Lahore
13%
Nagpur
The Quit India Movement in Andhra
Quit India Movement spread to all the states and provinces across the country. In Andhra the Provincial Congress Committee had issued a circular popularly known as the ‘Kurnool Circular’ as the police ceased the copy when they ride ‘Kurnool Congress Office. This was drafted by Kala Venkat Rao, on 29th July 1942 and was sent for the approval of the Congress Working Committee through Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramaiah, a member of the working committee.
The ‘Kurnool Circular’ envisaged a programme of defying prohibitory orders, lawyers to give up practice, students to leave colleges, picketing salt and foreign trade and industry, cutting of communications, cutting of toddy yielding trees, travelling without tickets, pulling chains to stop trains and blow up bridges to disrupt communications and retard the movement of Army personnel: the cutting of telegraph and telephone wires, non-payment of taxes excepting municipal taxes, and hoisting of national flags on all Government buildings as a sign of independence. ‘Kurnool Circular’ intended to paralyze all means of communications and machinery of administration. Some of the prominent leaders who were taken as detenus during this period in Andhra were Pattabhi Sitaramaiah, A.Kaleshwer Rao, T.Prakasham, Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, Maganti Bapineedu and several others.
On the 12th August 1942, the town of Tenali observed a complete Hartal as a protest against the arrest of the Congress leaders. The crowd tried to set fire to the Railway Station. They also destroyed the books, records and currency in the Booking Office while the staff in-charge of the office fled. There upon, the police opened fire and in this firing three people were killed, namely Bhaskaruni Lakshminarayana, Majeti Subbarao and Sripathi Panditaradhyula Srigiri Rao.
On 12th August 1942, a procession of 500 students marched to the Court of the Sub-Magistrate in Chirala and asked him to close the court. After causing damage to the building the crowd raided the offices of the Sub-Registrar and the sales tax officer and then stoned the police station. They dispersed only after the arrival of the police and the civic guards.
On 13th August, a crowd of 2,000, consisting mostly of students, gathered in front of the Hindu College, Guntur. The police opened fire as a result of which several were wounded and two persons died instantaneously. On the night of 12th August 1942, an attempt was made to cut the telephone wires between Dowleswaram and Rajahmundry by Bommakanti Venkata Subramanyam, Chekuri Veera Raghava Swamy (Student), Chekuri Venkata Rayudu, G. Sathi Raju, K. Rama Krishna Rao, T.V. Venkanna, V. Seetharaman and K.V. Seetharama Sastry of Rajahmundry. All of them were arrested and were awarded eighteen months rigorous Imprisonment each.
On 12th August 1942, telephone wires were cut by organizers between Palacole, Lankalacoderu, Bhimavaram and Vendra. On 12th and 13th August they took out processions in the streets of Nellore town and damaged electric lights on the streets and destroyed telephones and signal equipment in the railway station. At Kavali the Head Master’s room of the local Board High School was set on fire. In Venkatagiri Raja College, Nellore, the Principle hoisted the national flag. The struggle was at its height in August and the first half of September with the mantra “Do or Die”, given to them by Gandhiji. They continued the struggle till 1943.
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Quit India Movement spread to all the states and provinces across the country. In Andhra the Provincial Congress Committee had issued a circular popularly known as the ‘Kurnool Circular’ as the police ceased the copy when they ride ‘Kurnool Congress Office. This was drafted by Kala Venkat Rao, on 29th July 1942 and was sent for the approval of the Congress Working Committee through Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramaiah, a member of the working committee.
The ‘Kurnool Circular’ envisaged a programme of defying prohibitory orders, lawyers to give up practice, students to leave colleges, picketing salt and foreign trade and industry, cutting of communications, cutting of toddy yielding trees, travelling without tickets, pulling chains to stop trains and blow up bridges to disrupt communications and retard the movement of Army personnel: the cutting of telegraph and telephone wires, non-payment of taxes excepting municipal taxes, and hoisting of national flags on all Government buildings as a sign of independence. ‘Kurnool Circular’ intended to paralyze all means of communications and machinery of administration. Some of the prominent leaders who were taken as detenus during this period in Andhra were Pattabhi Sitaramaiah, A.Kaleshwer Rao, T.Prakasham, Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, Maganti Bapineedu and several others.
On the 12th August 1942, the town of Tenali observed a complete Hartal as a protest against the arrest of the Congress leaders. The crowd tried to set fire to the Railway Station. They also destroyed the books, records and currency in the Booking Office while the staff in-charge of the office fled. There upon, the police opened fire and in this firing three people were killed, namely Bhaskaruni Lakshminarayana, Majeti Subbarao and Sripathi Panditaradhyula Srigiri Rao.
On 12th August 1942, a procession of 500 students marched to the Court of the Sub-Magistrate in Chirala and asked him to close the court. After causing damage to the building the crowd raided the offices of the Sub-Registrar and the sales tax officer and then stoned the police station. They dispersed only after the arrival of the police and the civic guards.
On 13th August, a crowd of 2,000, consisting mostly of students, gathered in front of the Hindu College, Guntur. The police opened fire as a result of which several were wounded and two persons died instantaneously. On the night of 12th August 1942, an attempt was made to cut the telephone wires between Dowleswaram and Rajahmundry by Bommakanti Venkata Subramanyam, Chekuri Veera Raghava Swamy (Student), Chekuri Venkata Rayudu, G. Sathi Raju, K. Rama Krishna Rao, T.V. Venkanna, V. Seetharaman and K.V. Seetharama Sastry of Rajahmundry. All of them were arrested and were awarded eighteen months rigorous Imprisonment each.
On 12th August 1942, telephone wires were cut by organizers between Palacole, Lankalacoderu, Bhimavaram and Vendra. On 12th and 13th August they took out processions in the streets of Nellore town and damaged electric lights on the streets and destroyed telephones and signal equipment in the railway station. At Kavali the Head Master’s room of the local Board High School was set on fire. In Venkatagiri Raja College, Nellore, the Principle hoisted the national flag. The struggle was at its height in August and the first half of September with the mantra “Do or Die”, given to them by Gandhiji. They continued the struggle till 1943.
Source: PIB
@ APPSC_groups