Question : The term "Askaryan effect" is related to which functional area of science?
Option 1: Chemistry
Option 2: Physics
Option 3: Geology
Option 4: Biology
Correct Answer: Physics
Solution : The correct option is Physics.
Astrophysics and, more precisely, the discovery of high-energy neutrinos are linked to the Askaryan effect. The phenomenon known as the Askaryan effect occurs when a high-energy neutrino interacts with materials to produce secondary charged particles, which in turn causes the emission of an electromagnetic pulse. It is in a dense medium, like salt or ice, that this interaction takes place. The effect was initially described in 1962 by the Soviet-Armenian physicist Gurgen Askaryan. In tests with quantities of transparent medium, like Antarctic ice, the Askaryan effect is used to find high-energy neutrino presence.
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Question : As per the "India State of Forest Report" of 2019, the total forest and tree cover is ______% of the total geographical area of India.
Option 1: 14.39
Option 2: 20.39
Option 3: 24.56
Option 4: 29.39
Question : Priorities of the government in the fiscal area and its related policies and deviations are mentioned in which part of the budget document?
Option 1: Fiscal Policy Strategy Statement
Option 2: Appropriation Bill
Option 3: Macroeconomic Framework Statement
Option 4: Medium-term Fiscal Policy Statement
Question : In terms of area, India is the _____________ largest country of the World.
Option 1: second
Option 2: fourth
Option 3: sixth
Option 4: seventh
Question : Which east-flowing river basin covers the states of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha and has a drainage area of 39,033 square kilometres?
Option 1: Baitarani
Option 2: Brahmani
Option 3: Nagavali
Option 4: Sarada
Question : What approximate percentage of the geographical area of India is drained by the River Godavari?
Option 1: 40%
Option 2: 20%
Option 3: 10%
Option 4: 30%
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