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28 March Railway RRB GK Questions 1) What is the name of horse of Maha Rana Pratap singh? Chetak. 2) Karnam Malleswari related to which game? Weightlifting. 3) How many moons does mars have? 2 (Phobos and Deimos). 4) Kuchipudi belongs to which state? Andhra Pradesh. 5) Rowlatt act in which year? 1919. 6) World TB day? 24 March. 7) Who gave the slogan "Do or die"? Mahatma Gandhi. 8) When did Indian constitution came into first amendment? 1951. 9) Golden temple of dambulla is present in?? Sri lanka 10) Cyprus capital? Nicosia 11) Odd one out (external hard disk, cd, keyboard, digital camera)? Keyboard. 12) First international cricket match was played between?? Aus vs. Eng. 13) Sorrow of bengal? Damodar River. 14) Establishment of the panchayati Raj System was recommended by? Balwant Rai Mehta Committee Report 1957. 15) When did Swami Vivekanand delivered his speech in 'World Religion Conference' in Chicago city? 1893 16) What is Viticulture? Production of grapes. 17) The words ‘Satyameva jayate’ inscribed below the base plate of the emblem of India are taken from ? Mundak Upanishad 18) By which Constitutional Amendment the voting age was reduced from 21 years to 18 years? 61st Amendment. 19) Under Article 356 of the Constitution of India, President’s rule was imposed for the first time in? PEPSU (Patiala and East Punjab States Union (PEPSU) was a state of India between 1948 and 1956.) 20) The Political parties got the constitutional recognition for the first time in the year? 1985 21) The Khurda Road division,Odisha of the East Coast Railway (ECoR) has set a target to install bio- toilets in 2,000 train coaches during 2016-17 as part of? Swachh Bharat Mission. 22) Mrinalini Sarabai is related with? Dance 23). Konark Temple made by? King Narasimhadeva I 24). Smallest Continent of world? Australia. 25). Marsh Gas? Methane 26). Name of 1st satellite on space? Sputnik 1. 27). Aruna Asif Ali hoisted flag in which movement? Quit India Movement. 28). Who discovered penicillin? Alexander Fleming. 29). Which of following chemicals is called as saltpeter? Potassium Nitrate. 30). Which boxer is known as 'Real Deal'? Evander Holyfield. 31). Which number of Lok Sabha was formed during 2014 election? 16th. 32.Capital of Denmark? Ans:Copenhagen 33.Yoga day celebrated on? Ans:June 21 34.January 4th Independence day of which country? Ans.Burma 35.2018 winter session Olympic game venue? Ans. PyeongChang, South Korea 36.India’s Oldest dam? Ans.Kallanai Dam, also known as Grand Anicut. It still serves the people of Tamilnadu, India. 37.First indian lady to won gold in asian games? Ans.Kamaljeet Sandhu 38.First indian hockey player to awarded padam shri? Ans.Balbir Singh Dosanjh 39.Rabindnath tagore got noble prize in which year? Ans.1913 40.Ethanol is obtained from? Ans.Cerials 41.No. of fundamental duties? Ans.11 42.2015 French open winner? Ans.Stan Wawrinka(Men), Serena Williams(Women) 43.How many players in kho kho? Ans.9 44.2 largest country in respect of land area? Ans.Canada 45.U.N climate change meeting held in which place? Ans.Paris 46.Ajanta and ellora cave is located in which state? Ans.Maharashtra 47.Smallest planet? Ans.Mercury 48.Group of dolphin is called? Ans.School or Pod 49.Polio vaccine is developed by? Ans.Jonas Edward SalK 50.Name of dog who first goes to space? Ans.Laika 21.Father of space research? Ans.Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai 52. DMK party is founded by whom? Ans.M. G. Ramachandran 53.First Lok sabha speaker? Ans.Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar 54.Instrument to detect object under water? Ans.Sonar 55.Study of birds is called? Ans.Ornithology 56.First governer general of free india? Ans.Lord Mountbatten 57. Buddha attained enlightenment at? - Bodh Gaya 70. Which river originates from western ghat? – Kaveri 58. Another name of computer chip? – Microchip 71. which city of Australia densely populated – Sydney 59. Thomas Cup Related to ? – Badminton 72. Other name of chanakya? - Vishnu gupta, Kautilya 60. Dadasaheb phalke award 2015 - Sashi Kapur 73. Earths water cycle powered by? – Sun 61. Colour Of octopus blood? – Blue 74. Energy of sun by which process? - Nuclear fusion 62. Other name of chanakya? - Kautilya, vishnu 75. 20 equinox means? - 20 Faces guptha 76. Father of rabindra nath Tagore ? - Debendranath 63. 2014 miss universe? - Palunana vega (Colombiya) tagore 64. Which metal is noble? – Gold 77. Titanic belongs to which country? - UK And Ireland 65. Who has given Droncharya award 2015? - Naval 78. Indian Institute of science situated at? – Bangalore Singh, Anup singh, Harbans singh, Swatantar 79. Current Chief Justice India? - T. S. Thakur raj,Singh nihar Ameen – 80. Oscar for best animated feature film 2015? - Big 66. Elephanta Caves Situated in ? - Raigad (Dist) Hero 6 Maharastra 81. New name of Bharatpur National Park? - Keoladeo 67. Biggest Mammal? - Blue whale Ghana National Park 68. Who invented bramh samaj? - Raj Ram Mohan Rai 82. Real currecncy of which country? – Brazil 69. Rial is currency of which country? - Soudi Arabia 83. Ongc hq? - Uttarakhand 29 MARCH RRB GK QUESTIONS 1. Last Mughal emperor? 19. Largest non polar desert in the world? Ans. Bahadur Shah Zafar Ans. Sahara 2. Environment day 20. Where is the island of Sychelles located? Ans. 5 June Ans. Mahe 3. Which is landlocked country? 21. Land locked country? Ans. Kyrgyzstan Ans. Liechtenstein in Central Europe, surrounded by 4. Quit India Revolution? Switzerland and Austria. Ans.8 August 1942 22. Pollination by wind is called? 6. Thailand currency? Ans. Anemophily or wind pollination Ans.Thai baht 23. Brightest star in our sky? 7. Smallest bone in human body? Ans. Sirius A Ans.stapes 24. A Passage to Infinity: Medieval Indian Mathematics 8. Subhash chandra bose father name ? from Kerala and Its Impact written by? Ans. Janakinath Bose Ans. George Gheverghese Joseph 9. Organ that can grow and regenerate? 25. Mangalyan launched from? Ans. liver Ans. Sriharikota 10. Where paper invented? 26. RBI Nationalised in which year? Ans. China. Ans. 1949 11. Unesco headquarter? 27. Queen berry rules in which game? Ans. Paris Ans. Modern boxing 12. Gases Causing greenhouse effect? 28. A Deep crack in glacier is called? Ans. Water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous Ans. Crevasse oxide, and ozone. 29. Largest fresh water lake? 13. Interpol headquarter? Ans. Lake Baikal Ans. Lyon, France 30. Granite is an example of? 14. 'Tee' term associated with which sports? Ans. Igneous Ans. Golf 31. Din-i-illahi founder? 15. Who is Chief justice of India? Ans. Mughal emperor Akbar Ans. Justice TS Thakur 32. Football world cup team to win maximum no. Of 16. Who is known as semant(Frontier) Gandhi? times? Ans. Khan Abdul Gaffar khan Ans. Brazil. 17. National song written by? 33. Aurum is which metal? Ans. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, Ans. Gold 18. Where is Kunchilal water falls? 34. Swej nahar is in which country? Ans. Karnataka Ans. Egypt(Mediterranean Sea to Red Sea). www.W3i.iN | www.W3i.iN | www.W3i.iN Page 2 | www.careeradda.co.in 35. What is graphene? Answer: June 5 Ans. Allotrope of carbon. 62. Bismark of India? 36. Radar full form? Answer: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Ans. RAdio Detection And Ranging. 63. Largest boundary shared with Bangladesh- 37. What is umami? Answer: West Bengal,India Ans. 5th basic taste of tongue 64. Kaislas satyarthi and malala got noble prize which 38. Highest grand slams winner male? year? Ans. Roger Federer Answer: 2014 39. Oscar winner director from India? 65. Mars mission year? Ans. Satyajit Ray Answer: 5 Nov 2013 40. DPT FULL FORM? 66. RTI implemented in which year? Ans. Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus Answer: 2005 41. Which river flows through Karnataka and TN? 67. Second longest river of india? Ans. Kaveri Answer: Godavari 42. 2015 TIME person of the year 68. Who was the 1st lady president of indian national Ans. Chancellor Angela Merkel congress? 43. Father of geometry Answer: Annie Besant Ans. Euclid 69. When was rupee symbol adopted? 44. Zika virus spread by Answer: officially adopted in 2010(launched on 8 Ans. Aedes mosquito July 2011) 45. Berlin wall demolished in which year? 70. Who won 1st olympic medal of badminton? Ans. 1989. Answer: Saina Nehwal 46. Which language use ideographs? 71. Where was national science conference held in Ans. China and Japan. India? 47. SPM full form? Answer: New Delhi Ans. Suspended Particulate Matter 72. Which is not a green house gas? 48. Tallest building in world? Answer: hydrogen Ans. Burj Khalifa 73. Which of the following gases has color and odour? 49. Who gives oath to the President? Answer: oxygen Ans. Chief Justice of India. 74. Bharat ratna non recipient? Ms subbalaxmi, lataji, ar 50. No. of medals for India in 2012 Olympics? rahman ??? Ans. 6 medals. Answer: Ar Rehman 51. Kamarup kingdom is in which state? 75. What is the name of mission to be sent to study sun Ans. Assam. in 2019-2020? 52. Chief justice of India retirement age? Answer: Aditya Ans. 65 years 76. Which of the following has declared ‘Cow’ as 53. Chemical name of Baking soda? Personality of the Year 2015? Ans. Sodium Bicarbonate Answer: Yahoo India 54. Lemur are found in? 77. Name of the operation between Pakistan and India Ans. Madagascar. in Kargil War? 55. Chandrashekhar Limit is applied to? Answer: Operation Vijay Ans. Mass. 78. World heritage site Bhimbetka,MP is famous for? 56. Bhimbetka caves are approximately how many Answer: Rock Shelters years old? 79. What is Akash missile? Ans. 30,000 years. Answer: Surface to Air Missile 57. Maximum gold in olympics by which person? 80. Who is the cheif guest for republic day 2016? Ans.
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