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152001. Which political party’s student wing is Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS) ?
Answer: Aam Aadmi Party
152002. Which Indian social activist’s famous work is ‘My Village-My Sacred Land’ ?
Answer: Anna Hazare
152003. Which type of glass is used for making glass containers such as bottles and jars ?
Answer: Soda-lime glass
152004. In which river is the Mangla Dam built ?
Answer: Jhelum River
152005. The Gold Dagger Award is given to which category of novels ?
Answer: Crime Novels
152006. Which is the first Indian state to ban black magic, witchcraft and other superstitious practices ?
Answer: Maharashtra
152007. Which tree is known as ‘the Wonder tree of India’ ?
Answer: Neem
152008. Which eminent female painter is known as ‘India’s Frida Kahlo’ ?
Answer: Amrita Sher-Gil
152009. Who appoints the Banking Ombudsman in India ?
Answer: Reserve Bank of India
152010. What is the chemical name of Witherite, compound used in rat poison, bricks and cement ?
Answer: Barium Carbonate
152011. Which city is known as ‘The Moral Capital of Italy’ ?
Answer: Milan
152012. Which was India’s first port in the private sector ?
Answer: Port Pipavav (Gujarat)
152013. The International Space Station orbits in which layer of the atmosphere ?
Answer: Thermosphere
152014. Most breathing gases are a mixture of oxygen and one or more ____ ?
Answer: Inert gases
152015. Who wrote the first 30 chapters of Mahatma Gandhi’s autobiography in Yervada jail after taking dictation from him ?
Answer: Indulal Yagnik
152016. Which national social organization’s publication was ‘the Hitavada’ ?
Answer: Servants of India Society
152017. In which state is the famous Nehru Bridge, over the river Sabarmati situated ?
Answer: Gujarat (Ahmadabad)
152018. Which river originates in Dhebar lake in Aravalli Range of the Udaipur district of Rajasthan ?
Answer: Sabarmati River
152019. Which element is produced in large scale by using the Claus Process ?
Answer: Sulfur
152020. Which element forms over 30 solid allotropes, more than any other element ?
Answer: Sulfur
152021. Which gas has the nicknames of ‘Sewer gas, Stink damp and Sulfane’ ?
Answer: Hydrogen Sulfide
152022. Super alloys are commonly used to build the parts of which type of engines ?
Answer: Gas turbine engines
152023. Which organ produces the hormones of calcitriol and erythropoietin ?
Answer: Kidney
152024. The performance which human organ is evaluated through the glomerular filtration rate ?
Answer: Kidney
152025. Where is the headquarters of the International Hydrographic Organization ?
Answer: Monaco
152026. Which language is recognized as the national language by the most number of countries ?
Answer: English
152027. ’The wind up’ is the most important technique in which track and field event ?
Answer: Discus throw
152028. Which is the world’s largest museum ?
Answer: The Louvre Museum (Paris)
152029. What is measured through the Wenworth scale ?
Answer: Grain size of sand
152030. What is known in the names of ‘Singing sand, Whistling sand and Barking sand’ ?
Answer: Sand that produces sound
152031. Who authored ‘Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita (The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna)’ under the pseudonym of ‘M’ ?
Answer: Mahendranath Gupta
152032. Which building functions as a secular mausoleum containing the remains of distinguished French citizens ?
Answer: The Pantheon (Paris)
152033. Which famous writer’s last novel was ‘Ninety Three’ ?
Answer: Victor Hugo
152034. Which work of Adi Shankara expounds the Advaita Vedanta philosophy in the form of 580 verses in the Shardula Vikridita metre ?
Answer: Vivekachudamani
152035. Which country’s national calendar is Vikram Samvat ?
Answer: Nepal
152036. Which city of England has the nicknames of ‘Cottonopolis and Warehouse City’ ?
Answer: Manchester
152037. What are the First-generation human rights, often called ‘Blue rights’ ?
Answer: Civil and political Rights
152038. The presence of which amino acid in protein is detected through the Hopkins-Cole test ?
Answer: Tryptophan
152039. Which is the most common additive used to iodize table salt ?
Answer: Potassium Iodide
152040. What is the working principle of an induction cooker ?
Answer: Electromagnetic induction
152041. ‘Testing Millions’ is an initiative associated with the diagnostic of _____ ?
Answer: HIV
152042. Which chemical element has the highest ionization potential ?
Answer: Helium
152043. Which chemical is also known as ‘The Oil of Wintergreen’ ?
Answer: Methyl Salicylate
152044. Unsaturated fats are converted to saturated fats through _____ ?
Answer: Hydrogenation
152045. What causes the high boiling point of water ?
Answer: Hydrogen bonding amongst water molecules
152046. Name the Treaty signed in 1963 which banned nuclear tests in the atmosphere, underwater and in space, but not underground ?
Answer: Limited Test Ban Treaty (LTBT)
152047. The market based approach used to control pollution by providing economic incentives for achieving reductions in the emissions of pollutants is known as _____ ?
Answer: Emissions trading or Cap and trade
152048. Which was the first Asian country to introduce the negative voting (NOTA) ?
Answer: Bangladesh
152049. In which city is the Juan Santamaria International Airport situated ?
Answer: San Jose (Costa Rica)
152050. Name the Czech jurist who initially made the division of human rights into three generations ?
Answer: Karel Vasak
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