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Question : According to a written reply to the Lok Sabha by the Government of India, as of 20 July 2022, approximately________ unorganised sector workers are registered on the e-Shram portal.

Option 1: 27 crores

Option 2: 26 crores

Option 3: 28 crores

Option 4: 25 crores

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Correct Answer: 28 crores


Solution : The correct option is 28 crore.

As of July 20, 2022, a whopping 28 crore (280 million) unorganized sector workers in India were registered on the e-Shram portal, according to the government's response to the Lok Sabha. This vast number highlights the size and

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Question : According to the data of 2014-16, In India government spend what percentage on health to its total spending.
 

Option 1: 5
 

Option 2: 5.5
 

Option 3: 6
 

Option 4: 6.5
 

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Correct Answer: 5
 


Solution : According to the data of 2014-16, In India government spend 5% on health to its total spending.
Hence Option A is correct.

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Question : The Constitution of India superseded the Government of India Act, ___________.

Option 1: 1949

Option 2: 1947

Option 3: 1935

Option 4: 1940

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Correct Answer: 1935


Solution : The correct answer is 1935.

The Constitution of India superseded the Government of India Act, of 1935. It was an act that was passed by the British Parliament and originally received royal assent in August 1935. The Act of 1935 eliminated the dual government

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Question : India shares the longest international border with which country?

Option 1: Bangladesh

Option 2: China

Option 3: Nepal

Option 4: Bhutan

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Correct Answer: Bangladesh


Solution : The correct answer is Bangladesh.

India's land border is about 15,200 km. The neighbouring countries of India, in decreasing order of border length, are Bangladesh > China > Pakistan > Nepal > Myanmar > Bhutan >Afghanistan. India's neighbouring island countries are the Sri Lanka and

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Question : Which of the following buildings or monuments employed Islamic Principles of Construction and Ornamentation in India?

Option 1: Qutub Minar

Option 2: Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque

Option 3: The tomb of Iltutmish 

Option 4: Alai Darwaza

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Correct Answer: Qutub Minar


Solution : The correct option is Qutub Minar

The intricate Islamic architecture of Delhi's Qutub Minar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is widely known. It was built in the 12th century during the Delhi Sultanate. Indian Islamic architecture and ornamentation include geometric patterns, arches, domes,

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Question : Which was the first talkie film made in India?

Option 1: Kisan Kanya

Option 2: Raja Harishchandra

Option 3: Mother India

Option 4: Alam Ara

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Correct Answer: Alam Ara


Solution : The correct option is Alam Ara.

Alam Ara is a significant film in the history of Indian cinema. It is often regarded as the first Indian sound film, also known as "talkie". Directed by Ardeshir Irani, the film was released in 1931.

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Question : Which among the following Acts introduced the Diarchy, i.e., the rule of two, which means executive councilors and ministers?

Option 1: Charter Act, 1813

Option 2: Government of India Act, 1858

Option 3: Montague-Chelmsford Reform (Government of India Act), 1919

Option 4: Indian Council Act, 1861

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Correct Answer: Montague-Chelmsford Reform (Government of India Act), 1919


Solution : The correct option is the Montague-Chelmsford Reform (Government of India Act), 1919.

The Diarchy, a system of dual governance involving executive councillors and ministers, was introduced in British India through the Montague-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919. Under this Act,

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Question : Which among the following states is the largest producer of pulses in India?

Option 1: Haryana

Option 2: Bihar

Option 3: Madhya Pradesh

Option 4: Uttarakhand

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Correct Answer: Madhya Pradesh


Solution : The correct option is Madhya Pradesh.

Madhya Pradesh is a leading state in India for pulse production. Its favourable agro-climatic conditions have made it a major pulse-producing state known for cultivating various pulses, such as pigeon pea (tur), gram (chana), lentils (masoor) and

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