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Powered by : Allpapers.In Powered by : Allpapers.in QN NO QUESTIONS A B C D 1 Who is the highest test wicket taker in the world? Shane Warne Muthaiah Muraleedharan Anil Kumble Bret Lee 2 Clive Lyod is a famous : Actor Cricketer Boxer Tennis Player 3 Who quoted the saying "Swaraj is my birth right"? Gandhiji S C Bose B G Tilak S V Patil 4 Which among the following is the capital of Tamil Nadu ? Bangalore Thiruvananthapuram Chennai Madurai 5 Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Ms. Jayalalitha belongs to which political party? DMDK DMK BJP AIADMK 6 "Feroze Shah Kotla " Stadium is located in : Mumbai Delhi Kolkatta Chennai 7 AIDS disease of human beings is caused by a kind of : Fungi Bacterium Virus None of these 8 With which musical instrument is Amjad Ali Khan associated with? Tabla Sitar Flute Sarod 9 Who among the following is the first woman Foreign Affairs Minister of Pakistan ? Hina Rabbani Khar Khalida Zia Benazir Bhutto Taslima Nazreen 10 Swine Flu is a: Viral Infection Bacterial Infection Parasitic Infection None of these 11 "SEBI" is the regulator of which of the following? Banking Insurance Stock Market Money Market 12 Find the odd man out : Mark Waugh Dileep Vengsarkar Ricki Ponting Harbhajan Singh 13 Which of the following test helps in diagnosis of AIDS? Blood Test Biopsy Test Elisa Test Angiogram 14 Ohm is the unit of what? Current Voltage Power Resistance 15 Who is the author of the book " Discovery of India " ? Jawahar Lal Nehru Mahathma Gandhi Lal Bahdur Shastri Rabindra Nath Tagore 16 Who holds the Agriculture portfolio among the Council of Ministers at the Centre? Gulam Nabi Azad Kamal Nath Kapil Sibal Sharad Pawar 17 Who is the terrorist caught alive in 26/11 Mumabi terror attack ? Abu Salam Ajmal Kasab Dawood Ibrahim Chotta Rajan 18 As per the 2001 census which district in Arunachal Pradesh has got maximum population? Papum Pare Changlang Lohit Tirap 19 Who among the following served as the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh for the longest period? Tomo Riba Dorjee Khandu Gegong Apang Prem Khandu Thungan 20 Which popular bollywood actor was referred as the " Angry Young Turk "? Amjad Khan Dharmendra Amitab Bachchan Dileep Kumar 21 Who among the following is not a "Bharath" awardee conferred on the best indian film actor for a given year? Kamal Hassan Amitab Bachchan Mammootty Govinda 22 Which of the following is the 24th State of federal India? Jharkand Goa Chattisgarh Arunachal Pradesh 23 Sun's rays touch Indian soil first at which place in Arunachal Pradesh? Aalo Mechuka Ziro Dong 24 Who holds the record of scoring maximum runs in a single one day international cricket match? Saeed Anwar Vivian Richards Virender Sewag Sachin Tendulkar 25 During whose Prime Ministership Arunachal Pradesh was granted Statehood? Rajiv Gandhi V P Singh P V Narasimha Rao Deva Gowda 26 Who invented telephone? Einstein Edison Graham Bell Newton 27 " Kaziranga" National Park is in : Tripura Assam West Bengal Kearala 28 Who is known as the " Iron Man of India " ? Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan Motilal Nehru Sardar Vallabhai Patel Subhash Chandra Bose 29 With which sports is Gabriela Sabattini associated with? Foot Ball Base Ball Tennis Basket Ball 30 Who among the following is a "Bharath Ratna" awardee ? Indira Gandhi Dr. A P J Kalam Sachin Tendulkar V P Singh 31 If a person suffers from "Cataract" , to which specialist will the person go for treatment ? Cardiologist Ophthalmologist Dentist None of these 32 Which state has the highest female - male ratio among Indian states? Tamil Nadu Maharashtra Kerala West Bengal 33 Which is the largest Dam in India ? Tehri Narmada Bhakra Nangal Hirakud 34 Last Olympics was held in which city? London Beijing Moscow Tokyo 35 Which is the national animal of India? Elephant Lion Tiger Cow 36 Who is the " Commander in Chief " of India? 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