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No.1 |
Where is the tomb of Emperor
Akbar located? |
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Emperor Akbar's tomb is located in Sikandra.
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No.2 |
Who designed the Victoria
Memorial at Calcutta? |
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The Victoria
Memorial at Calcutta was designed by William Emerson. |
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No.3 |
Which port city was the first
Portuguese colony in India? |
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Goa was the
first Portuguese colony in India. |
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No.4 |
Where did Vasco da Gama land
in India? |
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Vasco da Gama
landed in India at Calicut. |
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No.5 |
What is Lothal, near the Gulf
of Khambat, believed to have been long ago? |
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Lothal is
believed to have been a Port. |
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No.6 |
Where did Alexander of Macedon
first enter in India? |
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Alexander of
Macedon first entered the Gandhara province of India. |
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No.7 |
When did the first partition
of Bengal take place? |
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The first
partition of Bengal took place in 1905. |
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No.8 |
Which Indian president
declared a state of emergency in 1975? |
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The Indian
president who declared a state of emergency in 1975 was Fakhruddin
Ali Ahmed. |
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No.9 |
Who was the founder of the
Brahmo Samaj? |
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Raja Ram Mohan
Roy was the founder of the Brahmo Samaj. |
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No.10 |
Who was the founder of the
Slave dynasty? |
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Qutb-ud-din-Aybak was the founder of the Slave dynasty. |
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No.11 |
Which Lodi king was killed in
the First Battle of Panipat? |
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Ibrahim Lodi
was killed in the First Battle of Panipat. |
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No.12 |
What was the kingdom of
Krishna Deva Raya Called? |
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The kingdom of
Krishna Deva Raya was called Vijaynagar. |
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No.13 |
Who was the last Mughal
emperor of India? |
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Bahadur Shah
II was the last Mughal emperor of India. |
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No.14 |
Who started the Prarthana
Samaj? |
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M.G. Ranade
started the Prarthana Samaj. |
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No.15 |
Where was Gautama Buddha born? |
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Gautama Buddha
was born in Lumbini. |
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No.16 |
To which dynasty did Ashoka
belong ? |
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Ashoka
belonged to the Maurya dynasty. |
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No.17 |
What is Bodh Gaya famous for
in relation with the Buddha? |
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The Buddha
attained Enlightenment in both Gaya. |
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No.18 |
Who built the Taj mahal and
the Lal Qila by Shah Jahan? |
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The Taj Mahal
and the Lal Qila was built by Shah Jahan. |
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No.19 |
Who was the only early Mughal
emperor to be ousted from the throne? |
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Humayun was
the only early Mughal emperor to be ousted from the throne. |
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No.20 |
In which language were the
early Buddhist canonical/sacred texts written? |
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Pali was the
language in which the early Buddhist canonical/sacred texts were
written. |
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No.21 |
Who founded the kingdom of
Vijayanagar? |
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Harihara and
Bukka founded the kingdom of Vijayanagar. |
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No.22 |
Which governor-general of
British India was responsible for abolishing sati? |
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Lord William
Bentinck was the governor-general of British India responsible for
abolishing sati. |
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No.23 |
Who was the first Indian woman
president of the Indian National Congress? |
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Sarojini Naidu
was the first Indian woman president of the Indian National
Congress. |
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No.24 |
Where is Fort Saint George
located? |
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Fort Saint
George is located in Chennai. The Secretariate and offices of the
armed forces are locted inside this complex. |
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No.25 |
Who founded the Indian
National Army? |
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Subhas Chandra
Bose founded the Indian National Army. |
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No.26 |
What was the court language of
the Vijayanagar empire? |
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Telugu was the
court language of the Vijayanagar empire. |
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No.27 |
In which modern State of India
was the ancient university of Nalanda located? |
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The ancient
university of Nalanda is located in the modern day state of Bihar.
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No.28 |
Which of the following tombs
is an imitation of the Taj Mahal? |
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Bibi ka
Maqbara is an imitation of the Taj Mahal. |
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No.29 |
When was the Indian National
Congress founded? |
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The Indian
National Congress was founded in 1885. |
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No.30 |
Who came to be popularly
called as Lokmanya? |
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Bal Gangadhar
Tilak came to be popularly called as Lokmanya. |
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No.31 |
What are the stories that
describe the earlier lives of the Buddha known as? |
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Jataka are the
stories that describe the earlier lives of the Buddha. |
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No.32 |
What was the most widely used
script in India in the third century? |
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Brahmi was the
most widely used script in India in the third century. |
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No.33 |
Which ancient Buddhist study
centre did Hsuan-tsang and I-ching describe? |
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Hsuan-tsang
and I-ching described Nalanda as the ancient Buddhist study centre.
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No.34 |
Who was the successor of
Iltutmish? |
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Raziyya was
the successor of Iltutmish. |
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No.35 |
Who passed the India Act of
1784? |
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William Pitt
passed the India Act of 1784. |
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No.36 |
What was the popular name of
Vishnugupta, the author of Arthashastra? |
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The popular
name of Vishnugupta, the author of Arthashastra is Chanakya. |
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No.37 |
Who introduced the philosophy
of satyagraha in India’s struggle against British imperialism? |
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Mohandas
Karamchand Gandhi introduced the philosophy of satyagraha in India's
struggle against British imperialism. |
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No.38 |
Who among the following was
the founder of the Pala Dynasty? |
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Gopala was the
founder of the Pala Dynasty. |
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No.39 |
Where is the Harappan site of
Kalibangan located? |
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The Harappan
site of Kalibangan is locatedat Rajasthan. |
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No.40 |
Who was known as “the Frontier
Gandhi”? |
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Khan Abdul
Ghaffar Khan was known as "the Frontier Gandhi". |
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No.41 |
Who was the first high
Commissioner of India to the United Kingdom? |
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V.K. Krishna
Menon was the first high Commissioner of India to the United
Kingdom. |
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No.42 |
Which ancient city was founded
by Ajatashatru? |
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Pataliputra
was founded by Ajatashatru. |
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No.43 |
To which emperor did the
peacock throne originally belong? |
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The peacock
throne originally belonged to Shah Jahan. |
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No.44 |
Who created the military
brotherhood of Sikhs called “Khalsa”? |
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Guru Gobind
Singh created the military brotherhood of Sikhs called "Khalsa". |
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