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28Th DEC 1St शिफ्ट GS क़ुएस्तिओन्स 1st& 3rd Jan NTPC railway exam Questions नए रा煍य बनाने की क्षमता ककसमᴂ ननहित िोती िै What lies in the ability to create new states Parliament भारतीय संविधान का अनु楍छेद 19 प्रदान करता िै Article 19 of the Indian Constitution provides The right to freedom in Article 19 guarantees the freedom of speech and expression, as one of its six freedoms. ककसने बंदे भारत समाचार पत्र प्रारंभ ककया था Who started the ‘vande bharat’ newspaper Bepin Chandra Pal The Bande Mataram was an English language weekly newspaper published from Calcutta (now Kolkata) founded in 1905 by Bepin Chandra Pal and edited by Sri Aurobindo Ghosh. ककस न配ृ य को पंडित जिािरलाल नेि셂 ने गरीबⴂ की कथकली किा िै Which dance has Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru called Kathakali of the poor Ottan Thullal Sometimes referred to as a “semi-classical” form, Ottan Thullal was famously described by Jawaharlal Nehru as the “poor man's Kathakali”. ऋग्िेद के अनुसार दसराज यु饍ध ककस नदी पर िुआ था According to the Rig Veda, on which river did the Dasraj war take place? It took place near the Parusni River (Ravi River) in Punjab. कं बोडिया मᴂ भारत का अगला राजदतू ककसे ननयुक्त ककया गया िै Who has been appointed the next Ambassador of India to Cambodia Devyani Uttam Khobragade has been appointed as the next Ambassador of India to the Kingdom of Cambodia. नन륍न मᴂ से ककसे जैि उिरव क के 셂प मᴂ प्रयोग ककया जाता िै Which of the following is used as bio fertilizer नील िररत शैिाल जैव उववरकⴂ के 셂प मᴂ मि配िपूर् व भूममका ननभा रिे िℂ। ये मुख्य जैव उववरकⴂ के 셂प मᴂ प्रयोग िो रिे िℂ। यि मदृ ा को पोषक त配ि प्रदान करते िℂ। यि नाइट्रोजन यौगगकीकरर् का कायव कर रिे िℂ। ककस रा煍य ने वििाि मᴂ पारदमशतव ा लाने के मलए कानून पास ककया िै Which state has passed a law to bring transparency in marriage Assam नौिां अंतरराष्ट्ट्रीय रेत कला मिो配सि किां शु셂 िुआ िै Where is the ninth international sand art festival started The 9th edition of the International Sand Art Festival and the 31st edition of the Konark Festival has kicked-off in Odisha. International Sand Art Festival is being held at the Chandrabhaga Beach of Konark in Puri district of Odisha ककस भारतीय मशक्षक को िैश्विक मशक्षक पुरस्कार 2020 प्रदान ककया गया Which Indian teacher was awarded the Global Teacher Award 2020 Ranjitsinh Disale किट इंडिया मूिमᴂट का एंबेसिर ककसे बनाया गया िै Who has been appointed the ambassador of Fit India Movement Kuldeep Handoo appointed as “Fit India” movement ambassador ... in National and 6 in International stage, is the Wushu coach of Team India. समुद्र की गिराई मापी जाती िै Sea depth is measured Fathometer कांच पर मलखने के मलए ककस अ륍ल का प्रयोग याकक जाता िै Which acid is used to write on glass hydrofluoric acid ककसी जीिावम की आयु पता लगाने के मलए ककसका प्रयोग ककया जाता िै What is used to find the age of a fossil? radiometric dating methods C-14 िायुमंिल की नन륍नतम परत कौन सी िै What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere The Troposphere. This is the lowest part of the atmosphere दनु नया का सबसे बडा िाथी पुनिावस कᴂ द्र किा ं बनाया जा रिा िै Where is the world's largest elephant rehabilitation center being built Kerala भारत के मुख्य सूचना आयुक्त के पद पर ककसे ननयुक्त ककया गया Who was appointed as the Chief Information Commissioner of India Yashvardhan Kumar Sinha िषव 2020 की ररपोटव के अनुसार भारत विदेशी मुद्रा भंिार मᴂ ककस स्थान पर रिा According to the report of the year 2020, India ranked in the foreign exchange reserves 5th एतमाद उद दौला का मकबरा आगरा मᴂ ककसने बनिाया Who built the tomb of Etmad ud Daula in Agra Nur Jahan Itimad-ud-Daula was the title given to Mirza Ghiyath Beg, father of Nur Jahan. दीन ए इलािी नामक नया धम व ककसने शु셂 ककया Who started a new religion called Deen e Ilahi Mughal emperor Akbar ककस अमभनेत्री की कि쥍म नटखट ने बेस्ट शॉटव कि쥍म िेश्स्टिल2020 मᴂ शीष व पुरस्कार जीता Which actress's film Natkhat won the top award at the Best Short Film Festival 2020 Vidya Natkhat, which deals with gender equality and stars Vidya, won the top prize at the third edition of the Best of India Short Film Festival (BISFF) 2020 प्रथम पंचिषीय योजना कब प्रारंभ िुई When did the first five year plan start 1951 मुगल काल की राजभाषा क्या थी What was the official language of the Mughal period Persian ऑनलाइन भुगतान कं पनी भारत पे ने ककसे अपने कं पनी का ननदेशक ननयुक्त ककया Who was appointed by online payment company Bharat Pe as director of its company Kewal Handa ककस इंवयोरᴂस कं पनी ने #corona sends No Notification नामक अमभयान शु셂 ककया Which insurance company started a campaign called #corona sends no notification Bharti AXA General Insurance has launched #CancerSendsNo Notifications campaign – a special initiative to increase awareness and spread knowledge on detecting the disease early among people in India. गुजरात विजय की यादगार मᴂ अकबर ने ककस का ननमावर् कराया था Which was built by Akbar in memory of Gujarat Victory Buland Darwaza पीमलया ककस अंग का रोग िोता िै Jaundice is a disease of which organ? Jaundice is often a sign of a problem with the liver, gallbladder, or pancreas. Thank you.
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