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Static Gk Tornado www.gradestack.com/blogs STATIC GK TORNADO 1 www.gradestack.com/blogs STATIC GK TORNADO Dear readers, This STATIC GK TORNADO is a complete docket of important news and events. The STATIC GK TORNADO is important and relevant for all competitive exams like – SBI PO Mains Exam 2016, SSC CGL 2016, Insurance and UPSC Exams. List of Highest, Longest, Biggest in India & World Highest Mountain in India : Kangchenjunga Highest Mountain in world : Mt. Everest Highest rainfall : Mawsynram, Meghalaya, India Highest waterfall : Angel Falls Longest river in India : Ganga Longest river in World : Nile Longest coastline of India : Gujrat Biggest country : Russia Biggest continent : Asia Biggest forest in world : Amazon Biggest forest in India : Van Vihar national Park Coldest continent : Antartica Largest & Deepest ocean : Pacific List of Gardens in India 1. Hanging Gardens – Mumbai 2. Brindavan Garden – Mysore 3. Rock Garden – Chandigarh 4. Lodi Gardens – Delhi 5. 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