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The word βHinduβ as reference to the people of Hind (India) was first used by ?
Anonymous Quiz
37%
the Arabs
40%
the Greeks
14%
the Romans
9%
None of the above
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The name by which Ashoka is generally referred to his inscriptions is ?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Dharmadeva
17%
Dharmakirti
57%
Priyadarsi
14%
Chakravarti
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Which one of the following texts of ancient India allows divorce to a wife deserted by her husband ?
Anonymous Quiz
21%
Arthashastra
21%
Kamasutra
29%
Sukra Nitisara
29%
Manava Dharma Shastra
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List 1. List 2
A.Gupta. 1.Badami
B.Chandella. 2.Panamalai C.Chalukya. 3.Khajuraho D.Pallava. 4.Deogarh Match list 1 and list 2 and select the correct answer ?
A.Gupta. 1.Badami
B.Chandella. 2.Panamalai C.Chalukya. 3.Khajuraho D.Pallava. 4.Deogarh Match list 1 and list 2 and select the correct answer ?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
A β 4; B β 2; C β 3; D β 1
34%
A β 3; B β 4; C β 1; D β 2
20%
A β 2; B β 3; C β 4; D β 1
37%
A β 4; B β 3; C β 1; D β 2
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The silver coins issued by the Guptas were called ?
Anonymous Quiz
17%
Pana
31%
Karshapana
34%
Rupaka
17%
Dinara
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China, Malaysia, Philippines and Taiwan claim sovereignty on which island in South China Sea ?
Anonymous Quiz
33%
Senkaku Island
34%
Spartly Island
22%
Caroline Island
11%
Mariana Island
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Kyoto protocol is an international treaty that commits state parties to reduction in ?
Anonymous Quiz
75%
Greenhouse gas emission
16%
Nuclear armaments
7%
Poverty
3%
Agricultural subsidy
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Environment degradation means ?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Adverse change brought in by human activities
20%
Ecological imbalance because of ecological diversity
13%
Overall degradation of environment attributes
59%
All of the above
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Why does the Government of India promote the use of Neem-coated Ureaβ in agriculture?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
It is a combination of a weedicide and a fertilizer for particular crops
42%
Release of Neem oil in the soil increases nitrogen fixation by the soil microorganisms
33%
Neem coating slows down the rate of dissolution of urea in the soil
12%
Nitrous oxide, which is a greenhouse gas, is not at all released into atmosphere by crop fields
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In the Parliament of India, the purpose of calling attention motion is?
Anonymous Quiz
8%
To ask for the removal of a minister for inappropriate or violent behaviour.
31%
To let members raise discussion for short durations without a formal motion or vote thereon.
34%
To allow a discussion on a definite matter of urgent public importance.
27%
To call the attention of a Minister to any matter of urgent public importance.
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*π‘οΈMajor Ports on Eastern Coast*
*βοΈ1) Tutocorin (Tamil Nadu):-* artificial port located in Gulf of Mannar, all-weather port, trades in fertilizers and petrochemical products
*βοΈ2) Chennai (Tamil Nadu):-* artificial port, India's second busiest port
*βοΈ3) Ennore (Tamil Nadu):-* India's first corporatised port
*βοΈ4) Vishakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh):-* deepest port of India, deals with the export of iron ore to Japan, with ship-building and fixing facilities
*βοΈ5) Paradip (Odisha):-* natural harbour, deals with the export of Iron and Aluminum
*βοΈ6) Haldia (West Bengal):-* riverine port, situated on Hugli River, known as Diamond Harbour, formed to relieve pressure on Kolkata port
*βοΈ7) Kolkata (West Bengal):-* riverine port, oldest operating port in India, constructed by British East India Company, trades in jute, tea, coal and steel.
*βοΈ1) Tutocorin (Tamil Nadu):-* artificial port located in Gulf of Mannar, all-weather port, trades in fertilizers and petrochemical products
*βοΈ2) Chennai (Tamil Nadu):-* artificial port, India's second busiest port
*βοΈ3) Ennore (Tamil Nadu):-* India's first corporatised port
*βοΈ4) Vishakhapatnam (Andhra Pradesh):-* deepest port of India, deals with the export of iron ore to Japan, with ship-building and fixing facilities
*βοΈ5) Paradip (Odisha):-* natural harbour, deals with the export of Iron and Aluminum
*βοΈ6) Haldia (West Bengal):-* riverine port, situated on Hugli River, known as Diamond Harbour, formed to relieve pressure on Kolkata port
*βοΈ7) Kolkata (West Bengal):-* riverine port, oldest operating port in India, constructed by British East India Company, trades in jute, tea, coal and steel.
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*π‘οΈLEADER OF THE HOUSE*
βοΈUnder the Rules of Lok Sabha, the βLeader of the Houseβ means the prime minister, if he is a member of the Lok Sabha, or a minister who is a member of the Lok Sabha and is nominated by the prime minister to function as the Leader of the House.
βοΈThere is also a βLeader of the Houseβ in the Rajya Sabha. He is a minister and a member of the Rajya Sabha and is nominated by the prime minister to function as such.
βοΈThe leader of the house in either House is an important functionary and exercises direct influence on the conduct of business. He can also nominate a deputy leader of the House. The same functionary in USA is known as the βmajority leaderβ.
βοΈUnder the Rules of Lok Sabha, the βLeader of the Houseβ means the prime minister, if he is a member of the Lok Sabha, or a minister who is a member of the Lok Sabha and is nominated by the prime minister to function as the Leader of the House.
βοΈThere is also a βLeader of the Houseβ in the Rajya Sabha. He is a minister and a member of the Rajya Sabha and is nominated by the prime minister to function as such.
βοΈThe leader of the house in either House is an important functionary and exercises direct influence on the conduct of business. He can also nominate a deputy leader of the House. The same functionary in USA is known as the βmajority leaderβ.
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*π‘οΈList of Foreign Travellers Visited VIJAYANAGARA*
*βοΈAbu Abdullah/ lbn Batuta (Book:Rihla) -* Morocco - Harihara I
*βοΈNicolo de Conti -* Italy - Devaraya-II
*βοΈAbdur Razzaq -* Persia - Devaraya-II
*βοΈAthanasius Nikitin -* Russia - Virupaksha Raya II
*βοΈLudvico de Vorthema -* Italy - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈDuarte Barbosa -* Portugal - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈDominigo Paes -* Portugal - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈFernao Nuniz -* Portugal - Achyuta Deva Raya
*βοΈMarco Polo -* Venice - Achyuta Deva Raya
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*βοΈAbu Abdullah/ lbn Batuta (Book:Rihla) -* Morocco - Harihara I
*βοΈNicolo de Conti -* Italy - Devaraya-II
*βοΈAbdur Razzaq -* Persia - Devaraya-II
*βοΈAthanasius Nikitin -* Russia - Virupaksha Raya II
*βοΈLudvico de Vorthema -* Italy - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈDuarte Barbosa -* Portugal - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈDominigo Paes -* Portugal - Krishna Deva Raya
*βοΈFernao Nuniz -* Portugal - Achyuta Deva Raya
*βοΈMarco Polo -* Venice - Achyuta Deva Raya
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*πΆBhima Riverβ΅*
πThe Bhima River (also known as the Chandrabagha River) is a major river in southwest India.
πIt is a major tributary of the Krishna River.
*π§Course*
πIt originates in the Bhimashankar hills near Karjat on the western side of the Western Ghats, inthe Pune District of Maharashtra.
πBhima flows southeast through the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana.
πThe Bhima River merges into the Krishna River at Kadlur (Raichur) in Karnataka.
πThis 861 km-long river has the Western Ghats on the west, the Balaghat Range in the north, and the Mahadeo Hills in the south.
πIt runs in a well-entrenched valley, and its banks are heavily populated.
πThe total basin area of the river is 48,631 sq. km, out of which 75 percent lie in the state of Maharashtra.
πThe river is rain-fed, and the volume of the river varies based on the monsoonal changes.
πMajor tributaries are the Sina and Nira rivers.
πPandharpur is an important pilgrimage centre located on the right bank of Bhima River.
πThe Bhima River (also known as the Chandrabagha River) is a major river in southwest India.
πIt is a major tributary of the Krishna River.
*π§Course*
πIt originates in the Bhimashankar hills near Karjat on the western side of the Western Ghats, inthe Pune District of Maharashtra.
πBhima flows southeast through the states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana.
πThe Bhima River merges into the Krishna River at Kadlur (Raichur) in Karnataka.
πThis 861 km-long river has the Western Ghats on the west, the Balaghat Range in the north, and the Mahadeo Hills in the south.
πIt runs in a well-entrenched valley, and its banks are heavily populated.
πThe total basin area of the river is 48,631 sq. km, out of which 75 percent lie in the state of Maharashtra.
πThe river is rain-fed, and the volume of the river varies based on the monsoonal changes.
πMajor tributaries are the Sina and Nira rivers.
πPandharpur is an important pilgrimage centre located on the right bank of Bhima River.
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*π‘οΈImportant Conferences Related to Environment*
βοΈRamsar Convention - 1971
βοΈConvention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - 1973
βοΈMontreal Protocol - 1987
βοΈVienna Convention - 1988
βοΈConvention on Biological Diversity (CBD) - 1992
βοΈUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) - 1992
βοΈBasel Convention - 1989
βοΈRio Summit - 1992
βοΈStockholm Convention - 2001
Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety - 2000
βοΈUN-REDD - 2008
βοΈNagoya Protocol - 2010
βοΈMinamata Convention - 2013
ο»Ώο»ΏβοΈUnited Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) - 1994
βοΈKyoto Protocol - 1997
βοΈRotterdam Convention - 1998
βοΈRamsar Convention - 1971
βοΈConvention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - 1973
βοΈMontreal Protocol - 1987
βοΈVienna Convention - 1988
βοΈConvention on Biological Diversity (CBD) - 1992
βοΈUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) - 1992
βοΈBasel Convention - 1989
βοΈRio Summit - 1992
βοΈStockholm Convention - 2001
Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety - 2000
βοΈUN-REDD - 2008
βοΈNagoya Protocol - 2010
βοΈMinamata Convention - 2013
ο»Ώο»ΏβοΈUnited Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) - 1994
βοΈKyoto Protocol - 1997
βοΈRotterdam Convention - 1998
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*π‘οΈSixth Schedule*
βοΈProvides power to tribal communities to administer tribal areas in Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya, And Mizoram under art 244 (2) and art 275 (1) of the constitution.
*πAdvantages*
βοΈDemocratic devolution of powers
βοΈPreserves and promotes distinct culture of region
βοΈProtect agrarian rights such as land
βοΈEnhance transfer of funds
*πIssues*
βοΈLimited geographical coverage
βοΈFinancial mismanagement and rampant corruption
βοΈFinancial dependency over state authority
βοΈConflicts over consultation between governor and council of ministers
βοΈLack authority of resources for implementing schemes like mgnrega.
βοΈLack of codification of customary laws
βοΈLack of skilled professionals.
βοΈCreation of elected village councils
βοΈRegular election by state election commission
βοΈRecognize gram sabha under laws
βοΈBring transparency in planning, implementation, and monitoring of developmental programmes.
βοΈProvides power to tribal communities to administer tribal areas in Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya, And Mizoram under art 244 (2) and art 275 (1) of the constitution.
*πAdvantages*
βοΈDemocratic devolution of powers
βοΈPreserves and promotes distinct culture of region
βοΈProtect agrarian rights such as land
βοΈEnhance transfer of funds
*πIssues*
βοΈLimited geographical coverage
βοΈFinancial mismanagement and rampant corruption
βοΈFinancial dependency over state authority
βοΈConflicts over consultation between governor and council of ministers
βοΈLack authority of resources for implementing schemes like mgnrega.
βοΈLack of codification of customary laws
βοΈLack of skilled professionals.
βοΈCreation of elected village councils
βοΈRegular election by state election commission
βοΈRecognize gram sabha under laws
βοΈBring transparency in planning, implementation, and monitoring of developmental programmes.
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