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Kanha National Park 2 Question No: 1 What is the name of flight of air india which crashed in Kozhikode in Aug, 2020? A. Flight B-29 B. Flight B-10 C. Flight IC 814 D. Flight IX 1344 Ans: D 3 Question No: 2 Terror group Hezbollah is related with which country? A. Somalia B. Nigeria C. IRGC D. Lebanon 4 Question No: 3 The scientific name for leopard is … A. Panthera tigris B. Pavo cristatus C. Panthera leo D. Panthera pardus 5 Question No: 4 …. is capital of Ecuador. A. Caracas. B. Lima C. Quito D. Sucre 6 Question No: 5 Where Darwin performed experiments regarding theory of evolution… . A. Isle of Man B. Galapagos Islands C. Cayman Islnads D. Seychelles 7 Question No: 6 Where Pitti island is located? A. Andaman and Nicobar Islands B. Lakshadweep C. Laddakh D. Puducherry 8 Question No: 7 Which channel separates lakshadweep and minicoy ? A. 8 Degree Channel B. 9 Degree Channel C. 10 Degree Channel D. 11 Degree Channel 9 Question No: 8 Name of the first ever helicopter to fly on Mars is … A. MOXIE B. MEDA C. INGENUITY D. SHERLOC 10 Question No: 9 Perseverance Mars mission is launched by which rocket? A. Ariane B. Atlas C. Long March D. H- IIA 11 Question No: 1 Who is president of Sri Lanka? A. Mahinda Rajapaksa B. Gotabaya Rajapaksa C. Sirimavo Bandaranaike D. Velupillai Prabhakara Ans: B 12 Question No: 11 Who is the No 1 female tennis player? A. ELINA SVITOLINA B. ASHLEIGH BARTY C. SIMONA HALEP D. KAROLINA PLISKOVA Ans. B 13 Question No: 12 Which is smallest union territory of India? A. Andaman and Nicobar Islands B. Lakshadweep C. Laddakh D. Puducherry 14 Question No: 13 "Natesh" is the another name of used for…. A. Lord Virupaksha B. Lord Shiva C. Lord Vishnu D. Lord Prajapati Ans. B 15 Question No: 14 Ghateshwar temple was built by the kings of which dynasty. A. Rashrakoots B. Chandels C. Pratihar D. Pal Ans. C 16 Question No: 15 The full form of GATT is – A. General Authority of Tariffs and Trade. B. General Assembly on Trade and Tariffs. C. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. D. General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs. Ans. C 17 Question No: 16 What is the name of China's current ambassador to India? A. Marcos Prado B. Sun Weidong C. Tsai Ing-wen D. Jin Liqun Ans. B 18 Question No: 17 What is the name of India's current ambassador to China? A. Vikram Misri B. Taranjit Singh Sandhu C. Ajay Bisaria D. T.S. Tirumurti Ans. A 19 Question No: 18 Skoch Awards given by which ministry? A. Ministry of commerce and industry B. Ministry of tribal affairs C. Ministry of social justice D. Ministry of power Ans. B 20 Question No: 19 The full form of NavIC is- A. Native with Indian Constellation B. New with Indian Constellation C. Nation with Indian Constellation D. Navigation with Indian Constellation Ans. D 21 Question No: 20 .............. to host Khelo India Youth Games 2021. A. Assam B. Himachal Pradesh C. Delhi D. Haryana Ans.D 22 Question No: 21 Postal Ballet is provided under which act to service voters? A. RPA 1949 B. RPA 1950 C. RPA 1951 A. RPA 1945 Ans. C 23 Question No: 22 Recently in which country Hurricane Hanna came? A. China B. Indonesia C. Japan D. USA Ans. D 24 Question No: 23 In Australia, A Tropical cyclone is called a – A. Cyclone B. Willy-Willy C. Typhoon D. Hurricane Ans. B 25 Question No: 24 Who heads the task force, that prepared the Rs. 102 lakh crore “National Infrastructure Pipeline for the year 2019-20 to 2024-25”? A. Narendra Modi B. Girish Murmu C. Atanu Chakraborty D. Nirmala Sitharaman Ans-C 26 Question No: 25 Who is LG of Jammu & Kashmir ? A. Manoj Sinha B. R. K. Mathur C. Anil Baijal D. Dineshwar Sharma 27 Question No: 26 Which book is written by Ruskin Bond? A. Unto This Last B. War & Peace C. MOTHER D. The Song of India 28 Question No: 27 Which book is written by R.K. Narayan ? A. Malgudi Days B. Happy for no reason C. Turbulence & Triumph: The Modi Years D. Legend of Suheldev: The King Who Saved India 29 Question No: 28 STEM belongs to….. A. Science B. Technology C. Engineering D. All 30 Question No: 29 Name the app launched by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor, Shri Shaktikanta Das that would help visually impaired people to identify denomination of currency notes? A. “VANIA” (Visually Aided Note Identifier Application) B. “MVANI” (Mobile app for Visually Aided Note Identifier) C. “VANI” (Visually Aided Note Identifier) D. “MANI” (Mobile Aided Note Identifier) Ans: D 31 Question No: 30 World Health Organisation (WHO) has designated 2020 as ___? A. International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development B. International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies C. International Year of Indigenous Languages D. International Year of Nurse and Midwife Ans: D 32 State: Andhra Pradesh Capital: Visakhapatnam Chief minister: Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy Governor:Biswabhusan Harichandan Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve •Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary •Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park • •Indira Gandhi Zoological Park •Kolleru Bird Sanctuary •Pulicat Lake Bird Sanctuary •Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary •State:Arunachal Pradesh •Capital: Itanagar •Chief minister: Pema Khandu •Governor:B. D. Mishra •Mouling National Park •Namdapha National Park •State:Assam •Capital:Dispur •Chief minister: Sarbananda Sonowal •Governor:Jagdish Mukhi •Manas National Park •Dibru-Saikhowa National Park •Kaziranga National Park •Nameri National Park •Orang National Park •State:Bihar •Capital:Patna •Chief minister: Nitish Kumar •Governor:Phagu Chauhan •Valmiki National Park •State:Chhattisgarh •Capital:Raipur •Chief minister: Bhupesh Baghel •Governor:Anusuiya Uikey •Indravati National Park •Kanger Ghati National Park •GURU GHASIDAS NATIONAL PARK •ACHANAKMAR TIGER RESERVE •State: Goa •Capital:Panaji •Chief minister: Pramod Sawant •Governor: Bhagat Singh Koshyari •Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary •Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary •Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary & Mollem National Park •Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary •Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary •Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary •State:Gujarat •Capital:Gandhinagar •Chief minister: Vijay Rupani •Governor:Acharya Devvrat •Gir National Park •Blackbuck National Park, Velavadar •Marine National Park, Gulf of Kutch •Vansda National Park •Kutch Desert Wildlife Sanctuary •Indian Wild Ass Sanctuary •Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary •Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary •Porbandar Bird Sanctuary •Narayan Sarovar Sanctuary •State:Haryana •Capital:Chandigarh •Chief minister: Manohar Lal Khattar •Governor:Satyadev Narayan Arya •Sultanpur National Park •Kalesar National Park State:Himachal Pradesh Capital:Shimla Chief minister: Jai Ram Thakur Governor:Bandaru Dattatreya •Great Himalayan National Park •Inderkilla National Park •Khirganga National Park •Pin Valley National Park •Simbalbara National Park •State:Jharkhand •Capital:Ranchi •Chief minister: Hemant Soren •Governor:Draupadi Murmu •State:Karnataka •Capital:Bangalore •Chief minister: B. S. Yediyurappa •Governor:Vajubhai Vala • Bannerghatta National Park • Bandipur National Park. • Nagarhole National Park. • Anshi National Park. • Mudumalai National Park. • Kudremukh National Park. • Dandeli National Park. • Kali Tiger Reserve. •State:Kerala •Capital:Thiruvananthapuram •Chief minister: Pinarayi Vijayan •Governor:Arif Mohammad Khan •Anamudi Shola National Park •Eravikulam National Park •Karimpuzha National Park •Mathikettan Shola National Park •Pampadum Shola National Park •Periyar National Park •Silent Valley National Park • •Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary •Mathikettan Shola National Park •Periyar Tiger Reserve State:Madhya Pradesh Capital:Bhopal Chief minister: Shivraj Singh Chouhan Governor:Anandiben Patel •Bandhavgarh National Park •Kanha National Park •Pench National Park • Satpura National Park & Biosphere • Madhav National Park • Panna National Park & Tiger Reserve • Sanjay-Dubri National Park & Wildlife Sanctuary • Fossil National Park • Van Vihar National Park •State:Maharashtra •Capital:Mumbai •Chief minister:Uddhav Thackeray • •Governor:Bhagat Singh Koshyari •Tadoba National Park •Sanjay Gandhi National park •Chandoli National Park •Gugamal National Park • Navegaon National Park • Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary • Bhamragarh Wildlife Sanctuary • Malvan Marine Sanctuary.
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